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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-04-28
Booked to Leave.

Following is "a list of passengers
booked to leave by the MonOwai
Thursday, and among them a
number of kamaainas over whom
tears will surely be shed:
Thee. Davies and valet, Harry
Davies, VIM. q. Irwin, Mrs. {. y,
Brown. two children and maid, j.
K. Give. Mrs. w. o. Atwater and
two children, Miss NJ. Kate Ben
ner, Mrs. Charles II. AthertOn and
two children. Mr. and Mrs. +. y.
Schaefer, VIM. WaterhOuse, j. ID.
Lunt, E. 5. Tucker and wife, J.
McKelvey, Mrs. E. ID. Tenney.
child and nurse, Mrs. ID. NoOnan,
j. r. Harrington, J. II. SOper, Miss
Haxman, Miss Kate AthertOn and
Thos. Smith.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-04-28
HEAD-EASE.
Cures All Headaches.
SAFE TO TAKE.
Sole Agents.

There is not the least reason
why anyone should suffer
with headache, when a re-
medy like Head-ease can be
had. 1t IS aremedy that you
need not hesitate about TAX
ing. 1t does not contain any
opium, antipyrine, hyoscya-
mus, morphine or other dan
gerous drugs. 1t is therefore
safe to take. There ale no
disagreeable or bad after eff
fectS, the system does not
become habituated TO its use;
you do not have to increase
the dose, and the stomach or
nervous system is not dis
turbed bv its use.
/Head-ease is put 10 in
powder form, one dozen pow
derS in a box. 1t cures all
headaches from whatever
cause. The dose is one pow
der; another in go minutes;
but usually the first dose will
stop a headache.
Price IS cents.
Prepared only by HOB
RON Drug Co., Druggists.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-04-28

The use of electric traction on
the street railways of the United
States is now almost. universal.
Out of total of 1916 miles, TO-
23S miles are run by electric pow
err
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-04-28

UP TO DATE
| WASH MATERIALS.
The finest assortment ever
brought to this market.
GOODS THAT WILL WASH
AND
GOODS THAT WILL WEAR
Printed Muslins.-
New, elegant designs, in
stripes and floral patterns,
suitable for dresses or shirt
waists. These we are offer
ing at E yards for 81.
Cotton Duck
This article needs no re-
commentator. We have a
fine assortment in both light
and dark. These go 7 yards
for 81.
FdIlCV TIllAGQ DllIllllGS.-
A new assortment: very
pretty designs.
Dotted Swiss Muslins.-
\ In light blue, pink and leg
horn: pretty for afternoon or
evening dresses.
French Organdies.-
Exquisite patterns, light.
and dark grounds, at prices
within the reach of all.
If in search of pretty wash
materials, don't fail to see
our assortment.
= N. S. SACHS,
roo Fort street Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-04-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

8eis IclL.
William g. Irwin will leave on
the MOnOwai.
The Hawaiian Gazette will be
issued today.
Companies \ and b are mott
fed 70 attend battalion drill this
evening.
Special meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge this evening for work in
Third Degree.
On account of the rain last
evening the band did not play at
Emma square.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer
and children leave for the Coast
by the MOnOwai.
Several residents felt a slight
shock of earthquake Saturday
night about town.
Mrs. E. ID. Tenney and Mrs
NOOnan will be missed from So
ciety during their stay abroad.
Bookkeeper, well recommend
ed, will take charge of set of
books not requiring entire time.
A block of Eva stock was sold
Saturday at $50. Offers at the
same figure were refused Monday.
Countess Wachmeister is ex,
pected to arrive by the Miowera.
She will probably give several lee
lures here.
The injunction cases against A.
s. Humphreys and Julien d.
Hayne were dismissed by Judge
Perry yesterday.
A furnished parlOr with one or
more bedrooms, also unfinished
rooms, with kitchen, below King
street. are for rent
President Dole, VIM. O.. Irwin
and Godfrey Brown went out on
the Iwalani yesterday when she
tOwed out the Roanoke.
DR.. Smith of the us. s. Adams
will represent his ship in the May
tennis tournament. His partner
in doubles is c.. II. w. Norton.
d. Howard Hitchcock who left
on the Kinau Friday, to make
sketches of MOkuaweOWeO, will
remain over one trip of that YES.
sci.
Owing to yesterdays issue of
the Advertiser being exhausted,
the leading features will be print
ed in the Gazette today and will
be issued at noon.
Miss Ida Mardin Rhea and
Grant Sidney WaggOner were
married at ST. Andrews Cathe-
dral at o'clock last night by the
Rev. Alex. Macintosh.
The sale of fancy silks, laces,
etc, by Morgan, will be held to-
morrow at 10 a. m, in the store OF
Mrs Lack. Fort street, next door
to the Golden Rule Bazaar.
The Hebron Drug Company are
giving away, with each bottle of
Aloha Tooth Powder, or Aloha
Tooth Wash, a handsome litho
graphed map of the Hawaiian
Islands.
4 corrected list of sailings of
the australian line APP
Dears elsewhere. The MiOwera |
will be due from the north on
May 18th. the WarrimOO from the
Colonies May 9Th.
In the case of the Portuguese,
for rioting, F. Ferreira was dis
charged in the District Court yes
terday morning, while the remain
ing six were committed for trial
to the Circuit Court.
Horizontal slide valve engine,
made by the Honolulu Iron Works
Company, bore of cylinder 13
inches, length of stroke 40 inches,
is offered for sale by Messrs.
TheO. II. Davies & Co., Ltd.
The Woman's Exchange will
move into the old Gazette build
ing as soon as necessary repairs
can be made. 1t is understood
that a glass front will be put in
and the place arranged for res
taurant and salesrOOm purposes.
Theo. III. Davies, after visiting
the various properties in which
he is interested here, returns
home by the Monowai. He ar
rived here February ODD, and the
few communications he has had
in the Advertiser since then are
The weekly messenger., 1896-03-14
Lsttsrs from the People
IS 1T TO BE MUD?
Editor Messeng ger

Editor Messenger:
II the white voters Of this parish are
to be served with "Tammany Democra-
tic" methods in our local politics a. ad-
vanced by correspondent in last week's
Evsngeline. II were we'll for the Oppo-
nents of the Rees faction to meet the
issue with "Parkhurst" means. II men.
dacious ifisinuatiOns are to take place Of
argument and fitness. 1t were we'll for
the friends Of MIR. Martin to give Ro-
land for an Oliver. While this sort Of
political warfare is repugnant and ab.
horent to the educated. refined and in
telligent. the devil must be fought with
his own weapons.
No one who is at all acquainted with
existing conditions but know that Mr..
Martin and his friends have 1t In their
power to make some of the political
allies of his declared foes travel very
rough road; they have 1t III their power.
to make more than one suck his thumb
in lieu Of something more substantial.
All they have to do is to pnt on the ie-
gal screws.
will they use this power? We don't
know and hope the necessity may never
arise. But II they are to be made the
target for diabolical innusndoes. ebul-
Htions of bad taste, aud sinister mo-
tives imputed to them, they would, in
deed. bs fools not to employ any and all
msaus at their command to down their
detfactOrs and their abettefs. XXX.
The weekly messenger., 1896-03-14
Town Council.

Statement from February LIST to March let 1879.
VIM. B. Eastin Collector and Treasurer, In
account with the Corporation of st. Martinville
Feb. 1. Balsuce in Treasury $iaSe.6
Amount of Taxes of the yenr 1885 col
lscted from Feb. 1, to March I 1910
Amount Of licenses of the year 1898
oolleotsd from Feb. 1, to March 9SO.OO
DISBURSEMENTS.
Feb. Q, Paid J. ]. Burdin. for lumber
per his account on file No 1852 9S
Feb. Q, Paid W. T. q. Carver. per re-
solution of Councill Of date Feb. $500
Feb. 8. Paid Weekly Messenger for
500 copies of Special Edition a
per Resolution Of Council, receipt
On file NJ 1854 5000
Feb. 6, Paid Denis. Laborfor for 2'i
days work in town per his account
on file No 1885 80
Feb. 10, Paid Martin J. VOORHEES,, as
sistant police officer. his salary fer
the month ending Feb. 10 $500
Feb. 10. Paid Henry Beslin. chief po-
lice officer, his salary for the month
ending Feb. 10. per his receipt ON
file No 1857 @W
Feb ~, Paid Theo Laperuze, bridge
keeper, his salary for the month
Jan 81, per his receipt on fiie No
1888. o,W
Feb. Il, Paid P. j. Moity for work
done as Carpenter ON side walk
from Main street to High School
building psr his receipt on file No
1883 E~
Feb. 10. Paid Ext ra Police officer for
the Msrdi Gras procession ETC.. per
their account on file No 1880 500
Feb. IL. Paid l.. C. Duchamp. HE bill
of ndse per his receipt on No 1891 2i'so
Feb. 10, Paid Denis. laborer. for work
done in town per his account on
file No 1902 $50
Feb. IS. Paid Frank Jacob, lamp
lighter his salary for tie month
ending Feb. 10. PER his receipt on
file No 1908 iav
Feb, %, Paid Secretary Of Council
his salary for the month ending
Feb. 10 e.1
Feb 81. Paid Theo. Laperurs for
work done on Bridge per his te-
count on file No 1924 100
| Feb. %, Paid Collector and Treasurer
his commission at per cent on
Sass 7O-iOO amount collected by
him from Feb. /. to March 1 %.Ie
Balance in Treasury en- March ISee.H
siee5.57 si8s5.5
The weekly messenger., 1896-03-14

NofiCE.
The St. Martinviiie Building and Loan
Association. will lend to the highest bid.
der, at the Office Of the Bank Of St. Mar
tinuilie, oh Tuesday April 9TH 1898.
100000
All stock holders Of the Association
are entitled to bid on this Loan.
c. GREia, Secretary.
The weekly messenger., 1896-03-14
1t raiued quite heavily Tues.

Get your John Deere DISC CuI-
tivator at L. c. Duchamp.
Miss Louise Broussard, after
several days in Lafayette return
ed home this week.
The bycicle craze has again
taken possession of this town. se-
veral new bikes is the result.
What's the matter with E. A.
Duchamp for police juror of the
first Ward? Oh! he's all right!
Its dollars to cents that the
Evangeline will dodge the plain
questions we propounded TO it
last week.
1t is not pleasant for 4 news
paper man to dip his pen in a
will-barrel, bat it seems the only
way to reach dirt spots.
Mr.. s. N. Burdin, formerly of
Olive, Texas, now a resident of
New Iberia, was in town Wedhes-
day, to attend to some business.
Steam was raised this week
at the Hall & Burdih new saw
mill to try the machinery. The
mill may start running the COM
ing week.
"A heavy mantle Of pure snow
is admittedly white, but not near
SO white as the whiteuess Of some
of our proclaimed white suprema-
cists-in their minds.
When you hear man yelling
himself hoarse about his white
supremacy, look backwards in his
career a few years, and the chances
are 16 to l that you will find a
dark shadow.
The suffrage amendment will
receive more votes in this parish
than some people believe; as a
rule, all Intelligent people who
are not interested in politics, will
vote for it.
The up-to-date firms of T. J.
Liable and l.. J. Gardemal The
Cheapest Stores in Town have Sc
cured a patent on new advertis-
ing device. The public in gener-
al and the merchants III particu-
lar are warned not to initiate.
If some of our politicians are
serious in their figuring of the
result of the coming election, we
believe they will be seriously dis
appointed, because their figures
will fall short of their mark.
If fitness for the position, and
pride in the advancement of our
home people, has any hold on our
votes, r. Martin should get near
ly unanimous vote in this parish.
No Sunday school politics in
this: The father FIRST ascended
the stand and opened as follows:
Gentlemen, I am not responsible
for the views of my son, I speak
my own sentiments and you
should therefore, ETC., etc. The
son then mounted the stand and
substantially said: Gentlemen
l am not responsible for the views
of my daddy. When you wanted
a friend in the dead of night Il
aid you, you didn't 60 to my dad
dy, you came to me and you founC
me II Great applause) and the Sol
had the crowd, lock stock and bar
rel. This scene occurred last weel
in the neighborhood of this town
Get yonr John Deere Disc Cul
The weekly messenger., 1896-03-14
Local News.

-\Yultc n ini 80 hoihh'0A VI PCO"
ple from st. Martinville, went to
the races at Breau1 Bridge, last
Sunday.
Mr.. James Simon attended in
New Orleans. this week. the fif-
teenth annual session of the grand
lodge Knights of Honor and re-
turns full fledged chaplain Of the
Grand Lodge. Honor to 1923 X.
of H.
Get your John Deere Disc Gull
tivator at L. C. Duchamp.
The famous race horse, Gui-
teau, WAS defeated by Bessy, in q
three arpent race at Breaux Bridge
last Sunday, Bessy coming ahead
eight feet. The same horses will
run five arpents here Oh Sunday
the 22nd inst.
The roads between st. Martin
vile and Breaux Bridge could be
put in good condition at q small
cost; what is needed is bitches and
a cart to fill the holes. We be-
1ieve it would pay the parish to
employ cart all the year on our
roads filling up the holes.
1T would certainly be more
pleasant and agreeable if the Rees
faction would make their cam
psign on the merits of their CAN
'didates, or on the real issues Of
the campaign. But it seems that
that faction is short of arguments
and the only thing they preach on
is Republicanism and the Negro.
The opposition can meet their ac-
-cusations and meet the individuals,
but it would be SO much pleasauter
# the political fight was made in
q friendly manner, simply upon
the merits and fitness Of the can
didstes, without trying to belittle
their opponents.
We are told rich stories con-
.ceruing the political fight which
is going OIL in this parish at this
time, end one Of them was at The
political picnic given at Bayou
Cupucin last Sunday, when Mr..
Michel Fournet was invited to
make speech and opened his
batteries on Rees, Broussard and
Company, who expected to be be-
melted by Iourhet's speech, but
sad was their disappointment.
4. '. Fournet it appears, utcle Of
the orator, tried to have the spea-
Aer to cease his damaging oratory,
but he would not step until he
finished his chapter, and it termi-
mated in a tumult, and broke the
picnic.
-Mrs. 9AeoSshe Carlin, came
here about fifteen days ago, FROM
The swamp, for treatment, aud
stopped at Serian woman. Mon
day morning Mrs. Carlin was
found dead in her bed, with her
eighteen months child sleeping by
her side. The woman was a stran-
ger here, lad neither friends mol
money, and had to be buried by
the town authorities. 1t is said
however, that the husband and
two sons Of the unfortunate wo
men arc working in the swamps
but nobody knows where. The lit
tie child was taken charge of BY
Mrs. Cab. Gardemal until claimed
by its parents if it has any.
The husband came in since the
above wss put in type, and paid
The weekly messenger., 1896-03-14

-Mf. Chas. Clerc of New Ibe-
ria was in town this week looking
into the bottled and barrel beer
business, and will open here this
summer az In the past.
The Lafayette Gazette had a
good one about the Messenger last
week; but to understand correctly
where the Messenger stands, one
must know that it is not the organ
of any particular faction, but con-
demns what is wrong from any
faction. We believe that the CAN
didatss of both political factions
of this parish stand on the same
platform, the Rep-Pop., neither
stand on the true Democratic
platform, though some Of the IN
are trying to pass themselves for
Democrats and brand their oppo
nents as Republicans.
, 1896-05-02

Charles, Mrs. Anna Dahl, Pastor Romig,
Augusta James, Frederik Hansen.
April 2Jth-per sIoop Lizzie" from St.
Martin-Edwin Richardson.
April 2 th-iper sloop ''Lizzie" for St.
Mlrlln-Iicnrietla Areno, Observation-Disclosures
Charlott Graneticld, brother and 2 children.
April 30th-per schnr. ''Vigilant" for
st. Thomas-Lawyer Krause, James Smith,
Frcderik Hansen, Charles Thomas.
April 3Otll-per 5. y. "Madiana' for New
Yo:k-Emil Beck.
Frederiksted, lst May 1896.
The s. ;. "Taymouth Castle" arrived here
on the 18th uIt. from St. KITS, loaded some
produce and left for st. Johns, New Bruins
wick, Via Bermuda on the goth.
April 28th. Per schnr, "Dagmar' for st.
Thomas = kevd. Bancart, MI. E.. Ford,
Herman Emanuel.
April 29th.-Per alexander Black for
New York.-Capt, and Mrs. Dyer.
, 1896-05-02
CHRlSTIANSTED.

April 22nd-per schnr ''Vigilant' from St.
Tbomas-CousuI Ii. McDougal and Mrs.
McDougal Sophia Greenedge, Oyerretsproc-
orator Brun.
April 23rd-per big Cameo" for America
H. N. Alslev.
April 23rl-prr schnr. "Vigilart'' for St.
Thomas William Francis, Elizabeth Bolton
and daughter Alice, Charlotte Walcott, Jane
Francis, Mrs. p. Weiss q daughter Dora. j.
f.. Jameson.
April 24th-per schnr. ''Vigilant'' from St.
Thomas-Sarah Percy, S. Cattle d servant
Samuel Autile.
April 27th-per schnr. 'Vigilant' for St.
Thomas--W lillian Jones, Captain d. Willis
Howes, Henrietta Simmons, William Francis,
Ludwig Christian.
April 29th-per schnr. "Vigilant' from st.
Thomas-Pastor Verloy, Mary Cid Emilia