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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-04
INSTRUCT TON N FARMING
SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATIONS
Commissioner Pratt Will Cut Up and Offer Fol
Sale Every Piece of Available Public
Land in the Territory.

This concerning Association appears
the chapter report the
Land Office written by Commissioner Pratt.
The Fsixth Congress- provide government for
the Territory OF Hawaii provided that the OF three be
done with appointed governor
ponsbe the administration Of the land law His salary 5000
per
The following comprise the staff OF the commissioner:
On the Island Oahu secretary, subagent bookeeper
patent clerk and clerk.
"On the island of Hawaii, subagents and rangers
For the islands of Maui Mo1okai, Lanai and Kahooawe
making
regular employees.
Since taking Office 1903, found the old
system of handling lands and the thereo entirely
inadequate Aiming fraud the handling Of the lands
and the possibility shortages the from the lands
entirely method accounting for the and listing
lands established Public lands of less for the
production of bananas pineappes vanilla beans
available for settlement the larger islands, Although
there many difficulties with by the settler still
of with small probably
them One of the important difficulties transportation
but industries this great Inspection of public
lands by settlers invited and solicited 1t advisable
colony body of delegate trustworthy
members visit the lands before the body
the intention with the proper approval
and offer for settlement piece OF arabic land TT to put
settler the leases That following this plan
will opposition certainty the belief that
this the only the citizen population and the wealth.
prosperity and productveness OF the Territory this policy will be
maintained
small holdings, but
which capital may make productive certain should
be sold outright instead Of being allowed lie idle for another
hundred years
by the treaty Of annexation public
United but by the the
derived these remain with the people of
Territory In other words the Territorial
ay holds the lands and the revenue from the rental of
lands considerable of the
while proceeds the sale of the lands must by qudate
he bonded indebtedness Of the Territory"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-04
SYMPHONY SOCIETY HOPES
TO GET STOCKTON SOON

the Symphony Society said yesterday
THE Stockton fund has subscribed. A cable
3Is stating that offer mailed An offer has
been mailed expected by cable If Mr. Stockton
accepts may his begin
ming of March
The regular rheaas viii be held usual the clubhouse
eight O'Clock Friday Mr. Carl Busch such
until arrival of Mr.. Stockton You may
Busch very capable musician and made his ap-
pearanee conducting
Band the principally
arranged by him for this occasion.
Society intends give another of its welked
by The House already
work. the Musical Committee promises up
the standard by previous Society.
he annual meeting will be held the first Friday February
promises be interesting Arrangements Stockton and
Maennerchor may then be made, by that
should be here from Mr. Stockton
well that rehearsas for
but associate members also The
of associate PLAYERS
The clubhouse open
great many club. life which greatly
improved when support given
through the property purposes
The prospects 1905 Symphony
The leader, OF the
he fuhl the the Honolulu Symphony
Society will prove big musical way Wei
want have always been able give what
bev have shortcomings perhaps
more eenv the Board Directors gradual
* improving doubt but
3erslp big before the 1906
CAS- to Joseph Henry Stockton you may w
n Pfger great his efforts getting
ing and keeping moving the latter being very necessary
Honolulu enthusiastically taken but often
IS enthusiastically dropped
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-04
Fix Things Sup

You have had your Christmas din
| ner and the man of the house has
spent one whole day at home. He
has noticed that new window shades
are needed. that brass rods would look
better than old poles On which TO nansr
dainty window curtains, He has re-
marked about that broken rocker lay
ing on the back lanai and perhaps said
that new couch cover would look bet
ter than the old
There are thousand and one little
things about every house that need fx-
ing UP at the first Of each year. we
fix all of these things and supply new
things for those that cannot be fixed.
We have. trusty workmen. men who
have been engaged about Honolulu
houses for over twenty years.
We have linoleum for your bath
rooms.
We have mattresses, or make them.
In any style, of any material. and to
1T any bed.
Ask US to figure on these matters for
you.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-04
VIVA. C. IRWIN & CO.. liza

AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refining Co., saa
Francisco. Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works. Phila-
delphia, Pa.
NewalI Universe MIL Co, Mama
facturers OF National Cane Shredder,
New York, N. z.
Paraffine Paint Company, San Fra&s
cisco. Cal.
Ohlandt & Co.. San Francisco, Cal
Pacific Oil Transportation Co.. @az
francisco, Cal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-04
Hawaiian Trust COMFY.
LIMITED.
FORT STREET.
VIVA. G. IRWIN 4 CO, LTn.

VIM. G. IRWIN 4 CO., LITE.
VIM. G. Irwin. President and Manage
John d. Spreckeis. First Vice residenf
w. M. Giffard. Second Vice. President
Fl. Id. Whitney. Jr............-Tr Treasures
R1cnard 1VerS Secretary
A. G. Lovekin -. ........-...... Auditor
Sugar Factors and Commissien AEszts
AGENTS FOR THE
Oceanic Steamship company
OF San Francisco, Cal.
AGENTS FOR THE
Scottish Union & National Insuranax
Company of Edinburg.
Wnhelma of Magdeburg General ER~
sErance Company.
Associated Assurance company ~
Munich e. Berlin.
Alliance Marine g. General Assurance
Co., Ltd, of London.
Royal Insurance Company OF liver
pool, Alliance Assurance Company OF
London.
Rochester German Insurance. Cea-
pany of N. z.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-04
Wallace jackson
General Baggage Express
and Dray Business.

viii make special rates for hauling by
the ton. Also have fire wood for sale.
Orders received by Phone 343 promptly
attend to.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-04

Miss Hoamiey-"Ddn't hear Miss tell
dav that I was the home1iest girl se" Miss Goodley-
Yes the thngl gave her piece of mind about
aerward. Miss Hoamey-"Oh did you? hope you weren't
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-04
SOMETHING NEW IN LIFE
INSURANCE.

Tale out an insurance policy with
the I.elief and Burial Association, for
$3.50 and have your family protected.
Your family shall receive from the date
of your policy and up to the date OF
your death. $40 to every 100 members
and 800 TO every 1000 members. Relief
and Burial Association, Office No. SO.
Beretania street, between Fort and Nu-
uanu streets
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-04

On the morning of January Hall was dedicated at
lilo with due ceremony President Holmes Trade
made speech Admiral Beey response and LAWYER lie
Blonde delivered March was PLAYED BY
the band the Admiral received Illuminated scroll
q uau In the evening there ball
:.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-04

hard Goodey-*Wel told ought to
Ledger
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08

tight erf9einenOen 3eusen geb0rt bate,
einen nSpurius" gu baben meinte, Elm
fertiges, bsinabe unperriidbares Bib
bes fraeliGen Talles, slei9piel, pie ii9
nun Der 8ei9ulbiste gu biefen narunb>
le9enben" 3eu9enausfa9en ftelen
pirbe.
SisFs .erunblesenben" 3euesnausz
fa9en i'm Sale Wsber batten II
Germ 9errig auf ben rSpurius" ee>
6ra9t, bab Weber unf4ulbis fei. Sas
mar natiirli9 senus susesangen. Der
srfte 3euse. Der pfOrtner 9inae, bate
srsdblt, Meber lei f9on felt Sabr unb
Sag Bel Mrs. !9oufton. babe ale ibre
9ei9dfte gang felbftftGnbis selsitet uno
linn, Sinse, iet niemals bstunnt setpors
ben, bab es audi nur bic fleinite Diff
feren5 apif9en Der 9errin unb benz
Se.retGr eeeeben fatte. sic bate boil
les 8ertrauen gu linn.
.Nun, faeen sic mir bod, lteber
9err 9in5e, batten sic felbit aud
8ertrausn gu 6errn @eber2"
rIber iebr," perfi9erte Der pprtier.
Sd bate meinen lesten Nidel bersez
se6en, tpenn er's perlangt bdtte. Sd
babe AUDI ME elm unre9tes Ober unz
tpabrss Wort bon ibm eebort."
Sang Ghnli9 70 bate Srau 9inSe
fi1 eeGubert. sic meinte unter Ins
berem: rMenn 9err Sottor Weber
mir fagte, i9 battle mid in meinem
gintaufsbu9e eetrrt, bonn hob' ids
ibm %ssgIau6i. bab' linn gar ni4t na9s
sere9net."
y@aren bas Srrtbiimer su Sbrem
S9aben pber gu Sbrem Rusen9"
n'Mal 10 unb NAL 10, 9err Inter
iu9unssri6ter! Man bat ia ni9t bel
seIernt, ba irrt man ii9 lei9t einrnal.
5err Websr aber bat ft9 tpobl ME gsz
trrt. Senn er re9nete INNER erit sipeis
nal, bepor er ettpas fagte."
Sas 3eugnib Der brei entlafenen
Sienit6oten. gegen Die ia Elm leiier Ne<
benberba9t beftanb, mar beinahe nod
besei9nenber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
Wortfebung folst)
Smuoe, bic elm UermDaem fpftem.

Sn 2on6on fdnb iiingit cine Muss
itsluns bon S9ooBbuaoen ftatt; 1915
6unbe, elm ieber Die 3ieroe ietner Sat-
tung, un6 unter linen Die berrli9iten
gremplare i~iberbaupt," befanoen fi9 in
i6ren 4~btbeilingen auf feibenen &iie
fen, beren Sdrbung NIT Dem Son ibres
SeGes sufammenitimmte. Sbre Sole
namen tparen auf ietbenen S9leifen
seitidt, Die iiber Dem plub zines ieOen
flatterten. sic tpur6en nit 2ederbiie
fen unb Gibigfsite1 sefiittert uno ees
tiibt unb 9ehdtf9elt tpie feline ainoer.
Bel manden tparen audi ibre fotbaren
Soilettesegenitdnbe, iilberne 9Iriter.
&dmme II. T. 10. nit ausgeItent. Gintse
battsn lire Stdu9en NIT Seioe ausses
f6lagen, an6ere nit 8lumen eez
i9midt. Gin i%tolser fleiner golosre:
fer trug cine 3ei6e bon Mebai1en an
etnem feiOenen 8dnbe I'm BEN 9als,
gei einigen paren Die 0pr61nge berab.
selaHen unb fie i6liefsn, tpGbreno ibrt
Serrinnen foreli9 @9ilopa9t bislten
4nbere tpie0er Ttanoen MOos4 gu sc:
mGloen. Wan6e pur6en bon in0i=
f6en Wdrterinnen nit srpben Surbas
men berumsetrugen, unb cine srobt
Mense bon pflegsrtnnen mar fir oil
anberen 9iinoe ba. Ser Wertb man:
der bieier 9unoe beIduft fi9 auI
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
Gnrrptrh1.

Sd i6ide mstnen &eiienoen 81
einem idumigen &unben in Der biefisen
Staot, UNI bemielben NAL energiiA
auf Die 9interbeine gu treten. No9
'ner bdlben Stunoe tommt mein Heiz
fenosr suriid: ,Nun. !Serr Msber, be-
ben sic es Dem Mann 9efa9t? -
rOb i9 ss ibm seiast bab' unb, pie
bab' t9 es ibm seiast, uno peun er
b~asepeien ipdr'. bGtt' i9 es inn nod
pielmebr aefaet!"
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SpeataIsS tanaIe.

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6pttten . S&Idse, brttter AIarx.
Crittet . S&Idse biertsr GIaru.
so, 5eaer aus uuS S&Iau& rafaesuz
. S&Idgs, @aKrsrad ab.
ID S4Iase, II I4r gattas8
Die 70 bssei1ueten stsnais .psrhea NM ssrs xssrn
sa4ter o~ussssten ba an ben tstrsHesAea etrasen
&eusi1sesa tsane NIarnni6fieu anasbre&6 fnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
extraordinarily.

Trau gum iteleiu4enben Oisnits
mGoden): Limb fino sic aud treug1
% # m d B Den: % frsili!
s seb NIT msinem iebisen @dab s4on
0ret Sahre!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
q. e dbttt |.

~ Ct Neutrality-suspicious. hattc
~ bieie 9ranbitiftunssgsi9i9ts
= i'm Stiuen i4on bunbertmal
bertpiini9t. @on tpsl9sr Sell,
er fe aI4 anpaden mo9te, fe
mar ni9t bon Der Stels gu brinssn.
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itGnbisen: es mar In bo9em @rabe
pabrf9einli9, bab bier cine poblporz
bsreitete unb nit 8eoa9t burdsefibrte
8ranbftiftung borlas. Der cine SoGz
p~eritdnbi9e berpies bus aus bieien, Der
anbere aus anberen, ni9t gu iiberieben=
ben 4rgumenten.
Oas Jeuer mar dnselest tporben,
boriiber poren ane matchmaker einig.
Rur In 8esug auf ben Sbdter mar
man beute, foft cine Wo9e na9 Der
@erbaftuns Debers, ni8t eineu
S9ritt neiter setommen. 9enari &C.
feben. fpra9 sesen ihn nihts, aIs bat
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Gri,.nne,,r GrkIdrunn.

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Ia9t nit Der 8ettitene bur9gebro=
9en!"-9 irtb: Isle tper.
Den jeoenfuGs gu f9iper setrGumi
habeni~
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ass neeu 2ahber Bcr0
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@uf anne Weie
tpurbe iingft Elm setpifer Soiepb
9. Gteabman in Baltimore, NO.,
DerleBt. Die SrOIepitange elmer Gar
flos bonn S%rpneporabt ab, nobel Der
ganse Ipparat pom Dad bss @assrs
losserifen purbe uno auf Die StruBe
berabftir5te. Den borbeigebsnOen
Steaoman IN Dem &ppf treffenb.
Steaoman ftiir5te gu 9pbsn uno erlitt
babel cine febr f9mer5bafte @erlebuns
am GGenbossn. Die Srouenitanse
bate i'm fonoerbarer Deife ni9t pers
lent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-08
g biftortf9er Suns

Yrd1t 1tort @er i u n D.
Sibli9 bes oberfrGntiS9en Stdot>
9ens @r0fenberg, BEL Ssensborf, no
tiirali9 anei 9iinengrGber seOffnet unb
auber S6Goeln unb 8no9en tDnerne
ltrnen, Qrmfpansen aus 8rpnse uno
Waffen sefunoen purben, 1T man auf
Ste g%uterhdltenen &efte elmer borgez
i9t9tli9en 8duernburg seitoben. Der
Saupttpau bate cine StGrte bon %
garbs. Dim iteiliten Ibbdng oes Ser
ges tpar etne 9aition; Die tpeniger itei>
len Sbsile tparen bur9 BRET WaIeiirtel
nit @augrGben Bis gu 15 Daros
greite sei9ist; sesen bas Sbal bin
tparen @ortperte boreef6oben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-15

mains that over here the modest Quaker
shade reigns supreme.
Catering, therefore, to the American
taste, the accompanying design was provio-
ed in beautiful pale gray mauve and
white plaid, In which could be seen some
what indstinct checking of the same col
ors. So finely is the wool woven and spun
that when the fabric comes from the loom
1t is as delicate and light as silk. the very
thing for late spring costumes before the
weather makes wash dresses necessity TO
comfort.
The novelty of the accompanying sketch is
found in the skirt. which suggests an aver
dress The front width is laid in a gradu-
ated fan-pleated panel. stitched almost 10.
the feet. II looks as though the pleated
peticoat extended all round the skirt. or
that a part was covered by a second skirt
OF the same material Starting at each
side. the material is arranger in full cir
cular skirt. which reaches to the bottom.
where ii begins, then slopes gently upward
toward the back TO show the pleated foun-
dation. The edge of this straight drapery
is scalloped and finished with rows of mar
row soutache braid. Where the circular
skirt and the pleated panel join they are
carefully stitched fiat.
The smart bolero is cut away down the
front TO disclose a narrow white vest deli
cately braided in black and mauye. The
bottom of the fronts are scaloped to match
the design on the skirt. and there Is the
same braided trimming outlining these. AT
the neck the bolero turns back in shallow
revers to give way to a bit of mauve trim
ming. This continues round the neck TO
form a fiat collar, and reaches toward the
arm in a kte-shaped section. Upon the
mauve two small rosettes are fastened. the
upper one somewhat smaller than the one
placed In the angle of the kite. At the cum
of the full. straight sleeve the above idea
is repeated. having the touch OF mauve
with the rosette coming on the top. A wide
fril of lace softens the wrist.
There is such a demand for trimmed
tailor skirts that a plain one Is seldom or
dered unless 1t is Killed affair intended
for walking. The simplest decoration for
the bottom Is bias fold of the material.
measuring three inches or more. turned up
all round and finished at the upper edge
with braids or pipings. Fancy braids are
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MAN AND HIS BOTTLE
Written for The Evening Star.

Written for The Evening Star.
What's the matter? Funny, isn't it?
Mans drunk when he's full; bottles drunk
when it's empty. Mighty funny; man ain t
drunk when he's empty bottle amt drunk
when it's full.
Where does the drunk come from? Give
1t up; can't be explained; 'speck it growed,
like Topsy. Perhaps the man drinks the
whisky in the bottle.
No, no; he don't; the whisky is in the
bottle already. All, yes, the man drinks
the whisky out Of the bottle.
Perhaps SO; but if he is gentleman per-
haps he drinks 1t out of a tumbler. or
course, he pours the whisky out of the bot
tie in the
No. no; you are wrong again; not any
other whisky that is out Of the bottle; we
mean the whisky in the bottle. Well, he
pours the whisky in the bottle, out Of the
bottle, in the tumbler.
Yes, that is tautologically correct But
you need not keep trying to trip a fellow
up so often.
am not trying to trip you up, only to
are nice one; II you don't try to trip me
up. you trip me down, and that is one way
to Keep fellow from falling into anything.
But bear no grudge. Go on.
don't drink the tumbler full by a long shot
But If he wants to get jolly tight don't he
drink the tumbler full
BY no means-he drinks the tumbler
empty. And this expression. 1.-THE tumbler
empty. placing the adjective after the
noun. is sort OF foreign idiom, which.
translated into English. means he drinks
the empty tumbler. Oh, see now what
you mean. When a man tries to drain his
glass second time. when there is nothing
IN IL, ne tries to drink the empty tumbler
Tor there is nothing else there for him to
drink never before understood what men
were trying to do.
AND nnaiiy the Annapolis cadets have
never settled the question. whether the man
drinks his whisky up or drinks 1t down.
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