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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-18

The pran1ises covered by this EHBEs-
gage consist OF:
First: All that lot OF land. Being
portion of the premises coVefe6
Award PAT to c. Kanaina for WtiiAAsD
q. Lunalilo, situate on the makai $3.50
of King street in Honolulu. oahu, Isr-
ritory of Hawaii, adjoining the o0oth-
easterly line of the lot used " an
street department of the GoVerprfsessAs
in the block bounded by King, Fni1eh-
howl Queen and Militant streets, ana
having a front of eighty-two (S1) feeS
on said King street and an area OF e1ssef
+housand six hundred and bfty-BAG
1866 square feet or $4,000 acre
second: A lot adjoining the soutaeS-
ly Or rnakai side OF the first lot axofe-
said (the two together forming Ssrs
Ier-a 1ot1 being premises more fully de-
scribed in Royal Patent 5701 on La e
Award e37 to Kuluwailehua. eontsazsHE
800 1000 acre, together with the nSg
concrete building standing upon sNsA
premises; and
erty and effects now lying In SAID ou0'~-
H. p. G. e. &c. Direct Current no
l12H p. G. z. Co. Direct Cu1TH~S
Motor.
1920 G. r. Co. Generator. $50 AM
1 direct COnDeClcu " ~
& Seymour Horizontal Engine ~
| 12".
Blue Vermont Marble Panel eUSeR~A
Boards, fitted with
? zoo anpere Overland Circuit BreSRS9a-
| > 200 aupere underload Circuit bfEaA-
ers. ga
2 Thompson Aststie Volunteers, II
Bristol Recording Vsitmeters Win
cards.
. PristoI Recording Volunteers
Main Switches
! 1 Thompson Astatic Ammeterh-
/ / Station Recording Walt Meter
! I card Resistance Box.
/ I 22-ft 2OOO-lbs. Travelling Crane.
| 2OcO-Ibs. Pneumatic Motor Sfa1E~'
Hoist.
! / Breast Pneumatic Drill
/ Worthington Water Meter -.
/ / stratton Steam Separator, S3z' "itA
gate valve.
10 Gals. OF acid proof Mogul paint
/ 1 Office Safe.
| ONCE Furniture.
| Sundry Electrical Fittings.
Electrical Runabouts-No Batferhs-
| Automobile Runabouts-No BattSfsts-
623S
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NOTICE.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

AT THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL
meeting OF the American Sugar 20;
Ltd, held in room 610 Stangenwa,Id
building this day. August IA, 19o2' tne
following gentlemen were elected u
serve as officers for the ensuing year
President-E. H. Wodehouse.
wee President-Geo. n. wilcox
Treasurer-A w. Carter
Secretary-E. A. Mott-Smlth.
Auditor-W. II. Baird.
Directors-A. F. Judd, ]. Wakehelo-
e. A. MOTT-SMITH,
Secretary.
Honolulu, August IA, 1902. 624F
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RICH LAND
IN
Central q Ona
FOR SALE

BY order Of REINNE RODASsEZ.
Trustee, I offer FOR sale those ee-%e0z
parcels OF land situate st OnoCii. souE&
kona. Island OF Hawaii descEitsef Ss
Royal Patent (GranD No. llS9 70 y. o.
Schulze, and containing ia &cres- NsT-
81 Patent (GranD No. 2s62 70 Ava2assi
ana containing 739 75-iO0 acre. SllNa<s
at Keopuka and onouli. IEland 0S E1-
wall.
This is nd OF ova@ TSE
acres. situated in the most fertSis GnG
richest portion of the Island % HNw14-
1t faces the new Cove 7Unent r0GG AZ
tends to the sea, and Is FIVE a9ia2tEs1
walk from Kealakekua Bay, Is way
OF the old Government ROAD which rzs2S
through the property. Portions or TIE
land are already under cultivation
This tract is so situated thot e b.
about midway betweeH KstluG EHA
Hookena, and FIVE miles from Nassap-
poo, three most important porte % sssG
Kona district. It has sufficient ss~-rsS-
ton, running up to fourteer h1usesss4
feet, TO be particularly healthfua, ana
rs soil is well adapted 30 TIE gToVvSa
of sugar cane coffee. fruits. esIv!SsC
or for the promotion Of diTersits~S
farming.
Occ, pants a. this land have cary az
cess t. several ports foT eal2grE, sl1-
with the advent o. the Kona Rsilr0ssG
will find themselves In close cc'i1i mn
nlcation with the thriving City ~ Hss1-
This. Of couse, affords splendid CO.
portunity for the exporting Of faTSs
products TO the California marEets.
with the revival OF the K026 a----fzs
Co, considerable portions OF thu lla1S
can be successfully planted 70 SdssN
cane
This is one OF the most splendid az
portunities for a good iuvestMenc tesl2
has been put upon the market tcT
considerable period Of time.
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MEETING NOTICE

REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING
Of the Union Feed Co, Ltd. VIII D.
held ut the cOmpany's Office, Judd
building, on Wednesday, the 2Oth in
slant. at 10 o'clock n m.
SOIyTHARD HOFFMAN,. JR-,
500 Secretary.
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81 AUTHORITY
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

On Saturday, Sept. 18th. 1902, at II
o'clock noon. at the front entrance Of
the Judiciary building, will be sold at
Public Auction the following remnants
of government land. situate in the
Town of Lahaina, Island of Maui:
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Hawaii Sh Il 90 Sh&

THE PIONEER JAPA EsE Pa 80
r1 office. The pubiishr' ~ Twas
Shinpo. the only daily Japanese JAZZ
published in the Territory ~ 7aN@N--
c. 5HIOZAWA PTopFfT1"t'
Y aOGA "1itor
Editorial and Printing Oruc1 -
smith St. above King r. - ba~ -"
Vetephurs MaiU a.
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Terms: Cash. payable in U. S. Gold
Coin.
For plan and further particulars, ap-
pIv at the Public Lands Office, Homo
lulu.
EDWARD S. BOYD.
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Public Lands Office. August 18th, 1902.
6248
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Further particulars o.
JAMES F MORGAN,
IS QUEEN sTaEEE-
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DEuOCR,T>, ,TTE>TIoN I!

An important meeting Of the Dem
ocr,tic club wifi be held in Waverley
han at 1880 O'Clock this (Mondag eve
ming.
c. ]. MCCARTHY,
Chairman.
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soT'cF

ANY wonAN OR GTPr NEEDIles
asIp or advice "a inv're7 - e't t-se...
late ether ~ perscr 30 o. 49,
yitb Fnefo, attic IarFa4@ -
80, - no Salvation Army WooltssN
rrs,,.+-.-r -1or-a lss Ki1z street. 70
-soi11Iu
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If there IS one business
more than another reQuar-
ing careful and accurate
attention, that business IS
the fitting and making #
glasses to correct visuaI
defects. and that such care
as givea IN mig optical de-
partment as fully euiden-
ced By the constantly gro'o-
ing clientage.
As already advsrtised,
I am now devo'ing ing en-
tire time to the optical de-
paytment, making that q
leading feature Of my bus
mess, watching each de-.
tail, from the fitting to
the finishing Of glasses, so
no error can creep an.
It a perfect knoacledge
of the eye and its needs,
applied in a conscientious
manner wiH give perfect
results. gow may safely
entrust your difficult OPP
teal scork to this depart
ment.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
INITIAL TELEPHONE co.
LTaIftD.

STOCKHOLDERS ARE NOTIFIED
.bo+ a dividend has been declared and
is ravable at the office Of the company
IN aud after the 18th inst.
vi GODFREY BROWN,
Treasurer.
Honolulu August 18th, 1902. sZ4f
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-08-13
A Heavy Loss.

AS a result of the heavy wind,
rain and electrical storm which
passed over this section Saturday
evening, Mr.. Will Vaught, who re-
sides few miles up the Kanawha,
is heavy losser.
A bolt of lightning struck one of
his large barns, 70175 feet, setting
fire to it, and from it an adjoining
barn 25x50 feet took FIRE and both
were consumed, entailing loss of
$1,000. The barns contained all of
Mr.. Vaught's crops up to the pres
emit time, which were so tons of
hay. 500 bushels of oats and num-
Der Of farming implements. har-
mesa, wagons, &c. The property
was insured for $4,000.
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APhysician Healed.

DIR. George Ewing, practicing physi,
clan of Smith Grove, KY, for over
thirty years, writes his personal exper-
fence with Foley's Kidney Cure: "For
kidney and bladder trouble and en-
larged PROSTATE gland. 1 used every
thing known to the profession without
relief, until 1 commenced to use Foley's
Kidney Cure. After taking three bot
ties I was entirely relieved and cured.
prescribe it now daily in my practice
and heartily recommend its use to all
physicians for such troubles. have
prescribed it in hundreds o. cases with
perfect success" Many persons in this
community sre suffering from Kidney
com; laint who could avoid fatal results
by using Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by
A. G. Van Glider.
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River News.


The towboat Alice Brown, with
Capt. John Keim in command,
made flying trip from Pittsburg
to New Orleans in % days, 6 hours
and 20 minutes. She left Pitts
burg Tuesday, July, 1, 1902, with
the following tow: Fifteen coal
boats, 6 barges, 2 models loaded
with railroad iron and 2 flats.
The river business has not been
as good for years past and the main
reason is that there has been plenty
of water for both towboats and
packets. Some sweet day there
will be looks and dams on this great
waterway and then there will be
some great and swift passenger
boats that will carry nothing but
passengers, and also freight boats
that will carry the freight. The
passenger business on the packets
this summer is the largest on record
The luckiest run of coal that has
ever gone south was taken down
from Louisville in July by 13 tow
boats. Not lump was lost or a
barge damaged.
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Homeseekers Excursions.

Agents of the Ohio Central Lines
will sell Homeseekers' Round Trim
Excursion Tickets on the first and
third Tuesdays in August, September
and October. to points In the North.
West and South, at Special low rates.
Rates, routes and full particulars may
be obtained by applying to Agents OF
the Ohio Central Lines, Or address l.
ID. J. CARGO, Pass. Agt., Toledo. D. :
JOHN MooREs, T. P. A., FindIay. D. :
W. A PETERS, Pass. Agt., Columbus,
o.; n. G. BISHOP, Pass. Agt, Charles
ton, w. Va.
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Big Potato Yield.

Alva Agee. of Cheshire. last week
dug from a measured acre of land
290 bushels of fine potatoes, which
he shipped to Pittsburg, getting
40 cents per bushel. The acreage
is not large in the Cheshire bot
toms this year but the yield is un-
precenented. -Gallipolis Bulletin.
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Homer Smith is in town. Homer

Homer Smith is in town. Homer
Smith is zone them there Smith
boys what runs The Phoenix Ho-
tel at Point Pleasant" They are
famed throughout the Ohio Valley,
could not take a census of the
number of their friends and adj
mirers, both male and female, in
six months, and are voted the most
popular hotel men in West Virgin
ia by all who know them, especi-
ely the newspaper men. The fra
ternity is always welcome there
and their hats are chalked from the
moment that they register till the
Smith Brothers (Homer and Griff)
have to advance them enough of
the necessary to enable them to
get out of town. The Phoe-
nix is great hotel-great in its
brand sof hospitality. There is q
feeling there that you are just as
good as the hall porter. shade
better than the barkeeper and sew
en- degrees above the bell.boy.
That is a feeling that one can't feel
in many American Hotels. Mr..
Smith is here taking in the Carnival.
Like all "Best People On Earth"
he is and Elk and what's more, he
is member of Petersburg Lodge,
Point Pleasant not being SO fortu-
nate as to have branch of the or
der. He will be here till the show
is ended and he proposes to enjoy
himself and his hosts of Psrkers-
burg friends are already seeing to
it that he does-Morning News,
Parkersburg, Aug 9Th.
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Another Well.

The Kanawha Oil & Gas Co. has
decided to drill in another well in
the Cheshire field. The new we'll
will be located on the Shaffer
farm, the rig already being up.
The Bing well is making about
three barrels per day.-Gallipolis
Bulletin.
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MRS. PRISCILLA ANN MUseRAvE.

This excellent woman was born
October 18th, 1926, and departed
this life August 9th, 1902.
The funeral service was conduct
ed by her Pastor Rev. A. E. Grover.
at her late home, where she had
lived continuously from the time
of her birth and which she adorned
with her genial presence, her
wise management, her kindly adj
ministration and Astounding hospi-
tally.
The large ooncourse of sorrowing
friends at the funeral attested the
high esteem and love which was
cherished for her in the communi.
ty. While of modest and retir-
ing disposition she was possessed
of the sterling virtues of character
which commanded the highest re-
spect of all who knew her and en-
deared her as friend and neigh
Dor to a large circle of friends.
She was happily united in mar
riage, in her young womanhood, to
Mr.. Asa Musgrave, one of the most
highly respected men of the county,
who is left to mourn the irrepar-
able loss he has been called to
sustain. Upon them devolved
the care and training of a large
family, consisting of four sons
and two daughters. and faithfully
and efficiently did she dis
charge her part of the sacred duties,
which her responsibility involved.
Over her children she exerted a
salutary influence whose impress is
seen in their characters and lives.
In the course of his remarks at
her funeral, her Pastor spoke of her
as the "virtuous woman" described
by Solomon, whose price is above
rubies"; she looked we'll to the
ways of her household; "the heart
of her husband safely trusted in
her" and "he praiseth her.; cher
children rise up and call her
blessed"
About 81 years ago she made a
public profession of her faith in
the Lord Jesus Christ as her Saw
Jour. and together with her hus-
band and oldest daughter, connect.
cd herself with the Pleasant Flats
Presbyterian Church, and from
that time she proved to be oonsis.
tent and faithful follower of Christ
She loved the sanctuary and was
rarely absent from its services wher
it was possible for her to attend
For more than year before hel
death she was an invalid; but she
bore her privation and suffering
not only with patience and calm
resignation, but with entire acquies
ence in the will of her Heavenly
Father. From timI to time she ex
pressed her readiness to depart and
be with Christ whenever He should
call her. And SO all who mourn
their great loss have the blessed as.
surance that it is her infinite and
eternal gain.
May the God of all consolation
comfort their hearts, sustain them
by His grace and at last gather
them all with the loved one gone
before in the glorious home of the
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An Enjoyable Party.

Miss Josephine Beale on last
Thursday evening, entertained in a
most charming and elegant manner,
quite number of her lady and
gentleman friends in honor of her
charming guest Miss Lynn Lewis.
of Charleston. During the even
ing most delicious punch" was
served in the library, and at the
usual hour delightful refreshments
were served. The most of the
evening was spent in dancing, for
which the piano music was furnish
ed by Mrs j. 9. franklin.
Those present were:
Misses Margaret Neale, Veva
Haptonstall, Malvine Woog, Bessie
Tippett, Ethel Hays, Josie Bowl
ing, Gertrude Howard, Edna Eli
son, Carrie Bloom, Sadie Grover,
Lucy Grover, Leona Knight, Mary
Hogg, Rebecca Van Matre; Messrs
Robert Heslop. Harry Bingham
Griff T. Smith, @. T. Beale, Arthur
Bloom, Arthur Price, Edwin Neale
Hunter Hale, John McCullocbI
John Steenbergen, Will Lewis,
Will Stone, Lauren O'Roark.
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Dr. RIoHARp HENRY LEE.

DR.. Richard Henry Lee. one of
the oldest and most noted physi-
CLANS in the Kanawha Valley, died
Wednesday morning, August 9th,
1902. he was prominent men,
Der of the Improved Order of Red
Men, the g. A. r. and Masonic
Fraternities. His wife most es.
Unable old lady, died about one
week before his death
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BIRTHS.

A son was born to Mrs. Mollie
Foglesong. August 2, 1902. widow
of Edward Foglesong, who was
killed by lightning this spring,
while in his barn near his home. a
few miles from this city. Since
the death of her husband she has
been making her home with her
mother.
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Bryan.

bryan.
Parkersburg, Aug. 9Th.
Mr.. Claude Blake of Butler, was
the guest of Mr.. Rayburn on last
Sunday.
Mr.. A. G. Bryan has returned
from Indian Territory.
Miss Mollie Scott was the guest
of DIR. Bryan, yesterday.
We are very sorry to announce
the sudden illness of J. r. Holley,
Jr.
j. l. Blake is still sowing turnips
and trading horses
There will be grand picnic Of
the Sr. o. q. A. NJ. and the Grange,
to be held at Upland Union Hail.
on Saturday, August, 16. 1902
Everybody invited. PHILIPPINE.
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DEATHS.
JAMES A. rEAYs.

James A. Teays, aged about sS
years, and one of the oldest citizens
in Kanawha county. died at his
home at st. Adams. on Wednes-
day. after ashort illness. He was
we'll known throughout the Kama
wba Valley, and a highly respected
citizen.
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REV. WIN. NEWMAN.

Rev. VIM. Newman. of Letart. of
the Advent denomination, died
Wednesday. August 6. 1902, after
a sickness of three days, which was
supposed to be caused by fall
from a bicycle. The deceased was
about .a3 years old and leaves a
young wife. He was buried Thurs
day.
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McDERMITr.

Sunday 2 p. m, Mrs. Elizabeth
McDermitt, aged sS years, widow
of late Alexander McDermitt, died
at her home near FlatRock. Her
funeral took place place Monday,
August IL, 1902, conducted by
Rev. Reid, of the M. E. Church,
South of this city.
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Mr.. L. L. Caldwell. of Lawrence
county. Ohio. is here on visit to
friends in this county. Mr.. Cald-
wells brother, Mr.. Kemper CaId-
we'll. is sick with malaria fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Pomeroy.
will leave today Wednesday, on a
trib up on the lakes. b
Mrs. L B. Moore went to Sis
tersville. Sunday. to visit Relatives
for few days.
Mr.. Joe Varian. daughters Misses
Mable and Grace, son Frank, and
Miss Cassie Lynn. left yesterday
for trip to Cincinnati.
Messrs 81. III. McCord, of Col
umbus. and Clarence Roach. of
Athens, who have been here for
several days on visit to Mr.. 81.
G. Nease and family, and Mr.. P.
M. Gabbert and family, left Mon
day for their homes.
Engineer George DuVal, on the
B. & o. w. Va. Short Line, was
here the first of the week visiting
his wife.
Mr.. Alfred Byers, of Wilkes
barre, Pa, who has been here wish
ting his sister. Mrs. John MoCul-
loch, has returned to his home.
Mrs. George Duval and baby
will leave today. Wednesday, on a
visit to Mrs. Hewett Cabell. at
Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Coley, Misses
Lizzie and Retta Miller and Price
Miller, left Tuesday morning on
the Bonanza for a trip to Cincin-
natl, and will return Sunday night.
Robert Litter left Friday with the
following horses to attend the Ur-
bana, Ohio, Fair: Mary Miller,
Lady Miller, Jack of Diamonds
and Big Foot.
Mr.. Henry George. Jr. represent
ing the New York Journal, and
who has been in this State for the
past few weeks Investigating the
strike, was in our city last night
on his way up the Kanawha and
New River.
Mrs. Gertrude Camp, of Louis
vile, KY. who has been visiting
Capt. j. R. Selbe and family, left
Tuesday morning for Huntington,
where she will visit relatives.
Mr.. Morton Byrus, of Baltimore,
Md, Superintendent of Maintain
anoe of Ways of the B. & o. R. R.
was in town Monday night and
Tuesday, visiting his sister Mrs.
81. A. Barbee.
Misses Carrle CraWtner, Eoltn
Oehlmann and Selma Ebeile, of
Cincinnati. came up on the E R.
Andrews several days ago and were
part of the time the guests of Capt
and Mrs. E. A Burnside, of Hen
derson. They left Saturday on the
Robert P. Gillian for their home
Mr.. Earl Williamson, of Ravens
wood, is in town.
Mr.. j. L. Thorn, of Wyoma, was
here Monday.
Mrs. E. McElfresh and little son
returned Monday from a visit to
relatives at Long Bottom.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-08-13

Marriage license issued by the
County Clerk since our last report:
July Both, Ira Call and Minnie
Hambriok; Aug. 9Th. Eli A Cassin
and Emma Knapp; 9th, John F.
Henry and Marth g. Rowley; 9Th,
Lewis Dodson and Orilla Fowler,
Cyrus E. Fisher and Sarah Fowler.
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More read tape is now evident
in the capital city council over
water-works and street car lines
than there ever vas in Congress or
the war department during the
Spanish American war. Differen-
ces cf opinion never to be settled
is the topic of each meeting of this
bodv
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Lumber Company.

A charter was issued last week
by the Secretary of State to the
Excelsior Lumber Co, of Valley
Bend, West Virginia, capital stock
$4,000. The incorporators are:
Reed Bigley. Racine. Q. j. Koehlel
and 81. E. Koehler. Pomeroy, j. P
Jones and Jacob Chapman. OF
Miuersville.
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Read what j. Friedman & Co.,
have to say this week. This popu-
lar firm is always looking to the
interests of the trade.
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Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ben
nett. just above town on Kanawha,
a daughter, Aug. Z. 1902.