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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-21
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
ATKINSON a JUDD "a. T.. G. Atkinson
"a Albert y Judd.-Ocice nS-9e Judd
Bss
.TVf JOHNSON Cw. G. Achi and |
,,n..n Iobnsonl. - once No. 10 West |
ans S.. Tel 50
,VfrH- picKEY. King and Bethel sts.
rsI - p o. bon 7ss.
81 MARX. Commissioner OF Deeds
,os California; ~ Kaahumsnu st.
siiGs ' pErERsoN.-s Ka"humans
80
PHYSICIANS.
an crO. 4 AUGUR. Hon eopathic Prsc-
U,,.esr = Special attention given TO
shronlc diseases. ONCE and Residences.
e.,,taola st. nearly opp. Methodist
snn,cb. once hours. 10 TO u q. m. to
tpm,ftosp. m; sundays. 80 to
msa m Tel "a.
trrIfA & CLEVELAND. M. D.-oGics
iws glns ST.. hours. TO 1. a. m. TO
SO M. Tel. 1e.
on W q GALBRAITIt-orice and res
W,.e. cor Herctania and Alakea Sts.
once hours. . TO 10. 70 q and 7 to :.
Tel rt
on o w. JonE.-omce ss Fort ST.:
hour. 20 10 a. m, 10 and 10 Z p.
m sunday 10 i0:so a m: tel. is2.
ON. r MrrAMURA.-onfcr, $40 Nuuanu
st ret G4. r. q. bon st2: residence
vs nsuanu st. once hours 2 20 10 q.
m!its . and 10 D. m.
on n G. wATERHoUsE.-or and
resh,-nce. King 81. near Aiapai; once
Bours 10 n q. m. I 70 . and TO
m, Tel nsi white
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
N. CHAPMAN. - Veterinary surgeon
srd psntist. once King 81. stables:
Tel wu. calls day or night promptly
answered. speciaitiss. obstetrics as,
ameneSL
on r. NArsUruNA-omce.. Club sta
bio. hours. Q a. m. 20 q o. m; TeL "a.
DENT1s1a
NJ q. GRossMAN. D.D.s.-Alskea st..
thrcs doors above Masonic Temple. Ho-
nolulu. once hours q. m. TO o. m.
or DERBY.-Mott-smi bldg. cor. Fort
and Hstei str.. Office hours . to =.
or G. n HtOH..-Phllsdelphis Dental
College iSa2. Masonic Temple: Tel. sia
on. A. G. WALL. on. q. E.- iwAIl--
Onncs hours q. ~. 20 D. m; Love
max.. Fort ST.. Tel. CSC
MUSICIANS.
COOKS MUSIC sCHOOts-wtii remain
epen during the coming vacation. Pu-
pils can avail themselves % this 20
mase 20 Tor time lost during auaran-
tine
INSURANCE.
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e.s,. heNTwELr.-Losns negotiated:
eee business transacted: Bethel st.
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OPTTCIANa

ooNT NEGLECT YOUR EYES: you
asvs but one pair. Don't wear other
1.ons kissses. your eyes differ from
hsrs Don't wear cheap. improperly
saae riasses. they win ruin your eyes.
sSasult s,t =. E. LUCAS. oPTfcfAN. Love
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.s,sVA.-Agent 10 take acknowiedx-
osSs 70 .nstruments. district % Kons.
ssa, ~, Nv w. G. Achrs once. King 81.
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.-,,rsaoN a JUDD "a. T.. G. Atkinson
"a Albert y JudD.-ocice ss-Se Judd
Bag.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17
THE HILO AFFAIR.

The people of HilO, by refusing to let
Attorney General Cooper land and by
turning against Sheriff Andrews be-
cause he had gone aboard the Kinau
show that the action of the Sheriff in
making special quarantine regulations
for the island was dictated by the ma
jority of his fellow-citizens. That does
not exculpate the Sheriff who, if he had
been a stronger man, would have held
out on the side Of the Government from
which his official powers are derived.
But 1t divides the responsibility and
makes Mr.. Andrews the representative
rather than the protector of a move
ment which is to be regretted as a sad
example of public hysteria.
If there is any special danger to the
big island through fumigated importa-
tons from Honolulu It has probably
been met in advance by the precautions
of the National Board of Health. The
extra safeguards ordered over the sig
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

nature of Sheriff Andrews are simply
Instructions to business. Fortunately
for the early settlement Of the Hilo pill
kia other parts of Hawaii object to
them and are so intent on breaking
them down and so well able to do so
that Hilo may soon have to abandon it's
little rebellion as a bad job.
lie whole trouble might have been
ayerted by an efficient Federal quaran-
tine which, we hope, the United States
Government will soon organize. There
could be no rebellion against that.
Everybody knows that the Hawaiian
Government would not coerce Hilo or
any other place on the group which
thought it necessary for seIf-preserva-
ton to set up a shotgun quarantine.
The remarks of President Dole. quoted
elsewhere. are plainly indicative Of
LAT. But with Federal authorities in
charge the most hydrophObic Hiloites
and none can acquire the rabies
sooner than they-would have to sub
init TO any measure deemed safe by
such authorities in respect of inter
island communication. Hence the hope
Lnat a Federal quarantine may come
soon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

c. Koelling, in a letter to the Adver-
tiser. renews interest among small
farmers in the subject of the castor
bean as an article OF production and
merchandise. He makes the point
among others that the castor bean tree
answers the need of reforestation in
that 1t grows quickly and shades the
ground as we'll as slower growths. lie
denies that the tree may become a pest
like lantana, a conclusion in which he
is borne out by California experience.
In the matter of profit from the castor
bean Mr.. Koelling declares that one
laborer can prepare 100 pounds of clean
beans per day which will sell at Homo
lulu for $500. That being the case the
owners or lessees Of the high, bare out
lying land about this city might do well
20 consider the castor bean and be
wise. II would yield an income and
much increase the beauty Of the Wei
mage. tRS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

The advertisers account of the plague
will be found. after the trouble is over,
to be a complete and accurate history
of this critical visitation. The reporter
especially charged with the writing ac-
companies the Board of Health on It's
rounds. is present at most of the autop-
sizes and has invariably taken his dag
noses of plague cases from the Presi-
dent of the Board or his designated ex-
perts. No.one need look for unverified
rumors in the Advertiser unless they
are described as such.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17
THE FIGHT FOR SAFETY.

The Board OF Health has widely ex-
tended the condemned quarter in Chi
natown and several more blocks will
soon be razed by fire. The need is fear
fully apparent. Those who supposed
that the excavators had made some
remedial impression upon the masses
of offal and filth which lie under the
ground foorings of Chinatown will be
startled TO read the findings of the
Board. Whole blocks are as bad as
they can be, closets being built within
the living rooms and communicating
with vaults that overflow. The ex-
cayators cannot reach these places and
could not find time to do so anyway
without neglecting other work just as
important. For years these sinks have
been filling up and this despite the fact
that the Board of Health. in the time
anterior to DR.. Woods presidency, has
had nearly a million of dollars TO ex-
pend for the sanitary protection Of the
people.
1t is the fashion TO hold the Chinese |
responsible for this state of things but
they are only so in a qualified sense.
The real culprits-whose property, !
thank God, is vanishing in thin air as
judgment on their sins-are the |
owners of the noisome and despicable |
shacks which the Chinese lease. Who
built or authorized novels with their /
floors on putridity? Not the Chinese
but the white owners. >, no built or /
permitted the tenants to build cess
pools under their living rooms? None /
other than the comfortable gentle 1
men, whose misdeeds we have describ-
ed before and who have been fattaning
for years on the rents of this infectious
quarter. 1t is these people who are
paying the piper's biggest bill and the
conscience of the city will not permit
1t to regret that the burden has fallen
on them. It was their duty under the
laws of Hawaii 10 keep their Chinatown
premises clean. They smirkingly
avoided it and now we have the plague.
Writing on the day of Mrs Board
mans untimely death we hail the reso-
ute purpose of the Board of Health to
urn Chinatown into an ash heap.
Whatever the delinquencies of the
Board may have been since 1S96-and
Heaven knows they have been many
and great enOugh-these things will be
forgotten in the liglt Of the new born
purpose of that recognized and rein
yigorated body to obliterate the plague
spot. We implore them not to pause
until the pillow can furrow every inch
Of the infected territory; until from the
hideous depths of that honeycombed
region the filth has all been removed
and the rotting vaults filed with lime,
clean black sand and sulphuric acid;
until the whole evil surface has been
soaked with kerosene and fired. Then
let the place receive the air and rain
and sunshine for a year and then,
through the extension of the fire limits
and an improvement in the building
avs, let them compel the recreation of
in a way that will make IL
as sanitary as a section of Boston Com
mon. After that we may have a long
-pst from pIapues
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

The announcement that the Pope
has decreed that South American
priests may marry is one of marked in
terest to the ecclesiastical world. We
have It on high Catholic authority that
the lives of the priesthood in South and
Central America are open to much
blame and that a marital dispensation
has long been needed. The Papal brief
puts the cause on other grounds how
ever, that OF inducing young men whom
celibacy has repealed from the priest
hood to enter the ranks being the
reason given. We are curious to see
what the influence OF the Pope's dis
eliminating grant will be upon the
clergy elsewhere, especially that of
Italy. Spain and France.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

Residence Lots on Pacific Heights
Are Now Offered For Sale.

lsg- No residence property having
similar advantages and attractions for heathfunes of
location having elevation of from 170 to 500 feet and
affOrdng the grandest marine and scenic views also it's
proximity to the business part of the city, being less than
mile from the Progress Block has before been presented
to the people of Honolulu
One of the main features of this property and procured at
great the abundant supply of pure spring WATER
drinking water obtanable in the island which is being
pendent pipe line and will be Supplied to residents a.
Government rates.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

The promotion of Lieutenant Colone!
Cochrane Of the Marine Corps is an
event that is heard of with interest by
Colonel Cochrane's friends in Hawaii.
That officer has done much service here
and has proved himself in sympathy
with all that tends to advance the well
fare of these Islands. The only local
objection to his new rank of Colonel
is that it will be likely to keep him at
larger posts than Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

1ne request that people stay in their
homes today until they see the census
taker and Inspector is official. 1t is
necessary to put everybody down in
black and white 50 that there can be
frequent roll call to prevent sickness
from being hidden away. The meas
ure was tried with success in cholera
times and good citizens will assist 1t in
every possible way.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

If people who fumigate houses or
stores with sulphur will set tub Of
water in some accessible place the rats,
If there are any on the premises, will
probably be found in it after the fumi-
CATION has been done. It is better to
collect them there than 10 have them
die in out-of-the-way corners.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

The death of Mrs Boardman has
caused general gloom but it has re-
doubled the efforts to head off the
plague. People now realize for the first
time that no part of the city is safe
from travelling germs and in all direc-
tons rubbish is being burned, houses
and out-buldings are being cleaned
and rats are being hunted Were Chi
natOwn out of the way the peril would
be mostly over. seeing that bubonic
plague is. essentially a disease of filth.
Happily that pestiferous district is very
much on the wane.
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disappear.

The best remedy for rats, aside from
fumigatlon, is bit of raw meat cover
ed with Rough on Rats. 1t is the only
one that has worked out we'll in Kobe
and is already doing excellent service
here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

The map of Chinatown showing the
progress made towards complete Grad
ieation will be printed daily with the
necessary changes. Tomorrow the
black area Is to be considerably in
creased owing to the official fires or
dered for this morning. 1t will be a
fair day for Honolulu when the chart
is all black.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

All the banks are disinfecting money
and If private holders would do the
same, using a little sulphur in a pot.
one source Of possible infection would
disappear.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

The white mans burden is mainly on
the backs Of the Chinatown owners who
have winked az pests for the money in
them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

a culture Of the Hilo people would
probably show a red bacillus, doubly
rowed with teeth and in a high state of
perspiration.
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WANTED q POSITION

BY A THOROUGH AND RELIABLE
bookkeeper and accountant. Address
"a" this office. 5432
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Our Guarantee.

We GUARANTEE to all purchasers
of Lots PACIFIC HEIGHTS that will, within six
months provide rapid transportation the highest lots the
property connecting the with the Honolulu Rapid Tran
Co.'S line PauOa Road at the beginning of Kauan Drive
TERMS 1-3 Cash, 1-3 in year, 1-3 in two years,
interest six per cent per annum deferred payments.
Our carriage will convey parties desiring to inspect the
Property to and from the same.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1853.
BISHOP g. CO
BankerS-
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING,
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.

Commercial and Travellers Letters 81
Credit Issued, available In all tb-
Principal Cities of the Worlo
INTEREST allowed afte July II,
1898, on fixed deposits: months ! pa
cent; s months 315 per cent; II month
per cent.
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6. BREWER &COL'D
Queen Street Honolulu. Ii

Queen Street Honolulu, m
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company. On /.
mea Sugar Company. Honomu SIsa,
Company, Waikiki Sugar COmpAll,
American Sugar Co, Makee SuSE
Company, Ookala Sugar Plantatloi
Company Haleakala Ranch Com
pany, Eapapala Ranch, MoloEk
Ranch.
Planters Line, San Francisco Packets
Charles Brewer e Co.'s Line ~ Goa
ton Packets.
Agents Boston 3 ard of UnderWr1t
ers.
Agents for Philadelphia Board OF On
derwriters.
Standard Oil Co.
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Hoods Pills at do.B sarmGniGgsly with
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-26
JOHN SHERMAN u A

The doDtb of John Sherman takes
away ~ 0f the great characters ~
American history, lie was prominent
IN politics before the civil war, way
back Ia the ffties and has been IN pub,
lie lite almost eyer since, as u mem.
ber 0f both houses Of congress and ~
the cabinet A man without genius
Or magnetism, cold and repeIlipg, be
went W the front by reason NJ bis Abil-
Ivy md determination, and became
one of tho greatest men 0f bis time,
Since leaving the cabinet, two years
ago, he led D retired life and there WIS
probably y litfl regret lingering IN
bis boart TINT DO had eyer Quit the
senate tor tho cabinet, and ~ he
unused and DoDdored over tho ppst, The
unhappy old man doubtless felt more
Intensely 0n many subjects, tbDD when
hn wrote his famous b00k which
stirred w the politicians ~ such M
alarming 0Ktpnt le WIS man NJ
strong feelings the keop disappoint-
ment be experienced over losing Tho
presidency mnkIed IN his heart tor
years md made him Intensely bitter
against fhe men whom be blnmed for
blightipg his hopes and destroying tho
ambition of his lifn--by emitting him
ont Of the presidency,
Poor old man, hs doelipipg years
were elpdowod WIN disappoip'monta
and the drpgs of bis epp0f lilo were BIT
tor ipstond 0f sweet He hnd many good
traits ~ character Rnd did mneh good
Tor his country, and Nv y gropt stptns'
man, John sherman VIII long iyn In
history,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-26

WIN MI M hls WefnntiQns m g0od-
moss END pnFitg Some nets NJ Willinm
n, hFyan W0vp hin lnalnNmily md
make him lRak very mpah Hm n
pQittiaal hypoaite, aaflns fm enaql
aRd controlled ny fhe diefAlas NJ pol
lay inRteaf M WinAlph
VINE hFsf apf llMl Colonel Hryan
committed ihat showed mn In n Ind
hglH N0m n maral atmndnaint Was his
AdHnnaly m lhn mlinNntl0n M lin
HaFiH lEpAtg am0lH nv f0lIaWfFh In
aFdNF fhal I'M mighf hMyn mn omar
fAnllE N nHhl lhN republican pNFtg
and fFnHidant Mnkinlog aver mo af'
1niHitlan M Nm Fhlippinf islamda
Had mn flM HpaiE haNa mtlned Nv
which Ihe United slataa MaamA paHr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-26

chased by the government from the
Grow Indians aud opened for white
settlement. III Ii due the senator to
say that the question of the final dis.
position 81 the Cheyenne indians Ia
Custer county, a matter that had
caused al almost endless amount Ut
trouble md Loss Of life, WAS affeefnaI,
ly settled through national legislation
secured by his efforts, senator Carter
~ also the father of the measure
which seeks ~ secure u million neres
more land from the Grow Indians for
the benefit Of people who want 10 come
10 M0piana and build np homes, This
latter bill passed. the senate last winter
and went ~ The house for action ~
VIII come NJ for final disposition
when congress e0DyeDes IN DnGeDlbeG
II the bill fails 10 reneh the president
" viii be through no fnult ~ senator
Carriers,
WINE inc FUSION Dress Uns turned
Loose its mud bnttreies, TOR which ~
has been hired by iLW Glwk managers,
we 40 not imagine that The effort ~
besmireb character viii have my par
ttcnlar bearing upon Tho important ",
SUES NJ the eaDpaign No republican
viii tHke Gii5 sfeea IN q eaaHt#iReAA
SUCH Nv Nv being wpgel by NE Clavk
organs, and " Nv Wfe ~ my tint tleye
Are thousands NJ honorable domowafs
IN the state who VIII resent thp efforts
~ tIe fusiopisis ~ divert the alton
ton ~ tho voters from tbe rnql Issues
~ Tho eamnpign Tbe people r~ealiHo
the size ~ fbe barroI behind ibo dom
Oerntie fusion Blntp Ticket md every
candidate for ihn pgisJDtppp on tint
tipiGi,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-26

Wln fnnlnn WnfH, M ApAahln INV mnrn
IN fhR p0int fhn ilark mwHMpppH,
md tIat M pourap inplRdNa tha Hplpnn
FoNldl N hayina n gnd M N Hag
AINnf RnlMlW paFlfr'a record inAI
lfNw' ApaaAanH faF lhn naHlRrn pNrl
M Ilm HINln Ihn NnanlN lMlleyW lllal
hpnnlm Garter haa mada n ghry madit
mile WpNfd M WnahlnMml hnlh aa
llla sIainiA representative IN liW lnWff
branch M AnnArem and M n Hanalnf
faF n nv gpaF ierm mdinA IN MafaN
4 mesh " VIVA Mysalx THROUGH ltN
M HenMtm dnFtW fhat Nm gaar#
asa lhN #plpndid IMff M mo atala INV
m lMvhm n0unly WIN purl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-26

There np Two newspapers Nv BIZ
lipgs representing tho fusion domoeWtf
NJ This stntp md y now publication
~oepocinlly has hnd y gponl donl w spy
w bnhnf NJ Bryan nnd his oopse,
Column nftor column " published prg'
Ing men W vote tho 1Om0nrntie tlelMl
and Tins Md the napso fnr Rrypnism IN
tlip wool growing soetion ~ MontNnn,
Tho newspaper IN question " probably
moi aware that the howl NJ NvypnteW
some yenrs Ago rpst fho people ~ lblH
Immediate l0cplity soyopnl hundred
thousand dollars by reason ~ lhp No.
probation IN thn Wlpp NJ wool nnd
wore " not f0r tho met that tIe sheen
industry ~ insured ~ thp triumphant
election NJ MeKinloy nnd y republican
congress sheep mon would 10 fllIng
over pneh 0thor todAy IN flloW ntlNmpt
10 gpt VII ~ their npeks bpfnrp thp
November election livery ownM NJ
shppp, pyery morehnnl, md every man
who works fop u statNd mlpvy nnd hns
Nyod IN tlh loealiW more tIAn \ year
M two Knows whit \ cont wool mems
~ Monlpnn, Any mW vino ndyppRlOs
HrNynism IN this mTt M Moptmo
shnplA understand thpt hp mnsf NJ
npppssity epdorm Ryan IN fhis declnr
ration ''V'hNy Nnnt hpins about frep
wool my Ioo aoon w sNlt NET
NFyanism mnAns fee wool m we'll
NJ nnti imperialism and antlrNHHt,
Nh men pdgppnting hia Nanso aan on'
dNFsp ono and WpHdiAle tlA 0fhnF,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-26

miners and other laboring men at Cas-
tie wishing to ~repudiate the base
charges then made against the repub-
l3can candidate for the state senate
gave him a majority Of SO In the Cas-
tie precinct over his democratic OPP
ponenf mt the election that year. Mr..
Folsom's majority in Meagher county
was tine largest v o given to q repub-
lican candidate on the Legislative
ticket before OF since and ii was
largely due to the fact that the demo-
Gratis attempted 10 place him In a false
light before the working people.
The article published In the Helena
Independent by order OF the fusion
democrats attacking Mr.. Folsom's La
Dor record Is REPETITION Of the methods
pursued Ia Maagher county eight
years ago in tbs hope of defeating that
gentleman for the state senate, IA
made him hundreds OF votes then In
Meagher county aud the dirty false.
hood now sprung upon the voters OF
the state concerning MI, Folsom and
his alleged connection with labor tron-
bles ut Castle eight years ago will
make him thousands Of votes In his
campaign for the goyernorsbip this
wear.