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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-21


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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-21
ELKS AND MALES WIN
FROM KAMS AND PUNS
KAMS

mond artists that will be hard to hold
down for championship honors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
FOR EXCHANGE.

For EXGHANGE-AN ELEGANT NEW STOKE
and brick dwelling on beautiful Connecticut
avenue, one square OF Dupont Circle. containing
IL rooms. 8 tiled baths. steam heat electric and
gas light. hardwood finish, ami: large ,et.
Price. $4,000. EARLY & HAMPTON, 615 18th
st. NV. no14-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
14th ST, IL, at 5000 less than present
value: 10 close estate: Terms easy; great
snap, EARLY & HAMPTON, 615 lith ST. NV
For SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY on 9TH ST
NV near G ST.; 29.TJh feet front.
TYLER RUTHERFORD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15

FOR RENT
HFISKETI. & McLFRAN,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
zoos + ST. NV, WASHINGTON, d. ..
FURNISHED.
iT4t St NV. Il rooms and baths.
hot-aTr beat Per month. ..,.....,..... SIZE. 90
i405 DIST st n.W-, IL rooms md bath.
hot-water heat. Per month. .........-. 100. 90
1877 81. NV, u rooms and bath, hot
air heat. Per month. ............. rs. co
1918 New Hampshire ave. 10 rooms and
baths. Ept-watrr heat. Per month. i25.0
1884 ST. p.w., 8 rooms aud bath, fur
mace heat, Per month. 10000
1915 81. NV. 10 rc1ms and bath. FUR
mace heat Per month .....-........ 1860
UNFINISHED.
1905 New Hampshire ave. - and
baths. steam heat. PEI year.. 50, 900. 90
1916 st. NV. 10 aud . baths,
furnace heat. Per month. ........... 1890
lI35 81. NV. 10 ard bath.
hot-Water heat Per month. .-....... GOO
IT'S CorCoraD ST. and bath
furnace heat. Pes month. ........... $3.50
bSJ Il st. a-w-, ar, b., cellar. hOt-water
month 800, .' 254O
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR saIF-Ti4 ACRES GROUND on CAR LINE:
all fenced: Improved by smai cottage Just
the place for poultry raising Must be soid 10
shade; best Of water. 800 yards fraIn cars 40
acres 1Ge under cultivation fmlfu-ed by IL
roein dwelling. tenant housPs, dairy. large
aiont miles from Wash; mile steam and
electric roads; good roads; horses. 10 COWS al
necessary farming implements. T.. Da NlEiS.
Com. Nat. Bank bldg. iiih and G. neit5t
FOR RENT. SALE or EXCHANGE ELI G ANT
brick residence. Rockville; lt rooms; steam heal
modern eonvenienees. X. y. RS0N {, CO., Com
mereia Nat Bank bldg. iith and g; noi4-it-
DOMINION HEIGHrs-JUsT TWO Mills wEsT
of Aqueduct Bridge. that high stretch ef
country overlooking Washington, at an eleva-
ton of ever soo feet above the river.
This property is located the Great Falls and
Old DoinirioH. which is double track electric
line running TO Great Falls: sd-pound rails.
double truck cars. with smoking and haggag e
rooms, making the entire from Great Falls T.
Washington In 80 minutes. including steps
Cars every ten minutes this line and
you are accorded the best fare and transfer
privileges of any line entering Washington.
Some of the weaithiest men in tile United
States backing the NEW TOWN, which is to
be built this high plateau overlooking Wash
iBgton and the Potomac.
The best landscape gardeners in the country
are being employed to lay II out. and IL is to en-
brace every improvement Of the city, and Is the
most select spot Astounding upon Washington for
popular suburb. Homes will be restricted to
five and eight thousand dollars. This beautiful
town will abound upon my subdivision the
west.
Ny lots are now selling frcm 1925 to seJo; $40
down and S. month without interest.
Acreage is already bringing the same price that
MY lots bringing.
Buy and get the advance in price that the
road and town are bound to develop
T. III. TAGGAIiT.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance
All kinda of aerea pa rroner,v In tbis snc.i,,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
FOR sALE-HoUSEs.

Top s.T,r-r-TNr 1r pTras.yT 1Icvr- py.n.
fnss 'front.' , s esss
payment viii buy.
WiLLiGE. GIBBS < DANIEL. 6os-6e5 18th
noa-9t
finely decorated: viii sell $4,000 cash. remainder
os fisage SC Gems shades and and fire BASKETS
Tor crates included Address THE Wf0NING
=. :. -; -,
FOR sAIE-FlSE RESIDENCE l. ROOMS:
e no,Iaisr beat one square from Thomas oisss:
also two-story stable; billiard table, etc. Ad.
dres. Owner aaarIment eco. The Portner. ses3-n
bas henn 4. ,in.a Isi cSiiA HE -
Prompt service. Protection Lowest feea
The WASHISGioS TITLE ms %,
FOR SALE-M1SCELLA
- --------
Fom a.no t soop on s
SO Address Box 100 Star Office no15-3t.
FOR SALE : BIG FURNITURE SALE JUST
above , cost; handsome 26x3o framed picture Win
away December q. Information a at FuRSifuRE
- sIohE, IoIo I4th. oven evenings. nora u
FOR sALE--sPEcIAL OFFER, PIANO BARGAIN.
,, -,..-..u. ,--,u,.,. Cav,
p,ano that's nair ,aan slInh,,n usas end IN els
GENT condition: in fsct inst The same az new.
co. onI s1so os ell rs, ,nd~s,i h,rc.;n q,
this price The tone is fun and sweet and every;
Ling III .ne maxi ,r rs ,ne me pu , as
it up, and we guarantee 1t fully. See it at once.
no15-12d GRIMES PIANO STORES 1912 f st.
-. . . -. =. z~,-,@ ,..,--,- -
for 5000 and lady's pin for s275. Win be
sold cheap owing to Sickness Box 1877 Star
Office nol5-3ts
77,i - 1;1577 = z,7,177,-77 q IN
FOR SALE,C Id,t sECQSD-HaNI III ms
no14-st.
-, -.
FOX saI.E~a MAGNif lie SEalShiS JAN
ct; chest AZ worth $500; VIII accept 800 Adj
=
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 50: LAltGEeOAK
dresser. $3.50; silk parlor suite. Sl9;s sewing
machine, iron folding bed, heating stove. diyans.
table desk. other pieces 1867 L NV noi3-3t@
ron SALE-cJIEAP-sf0O cFRTiFJ(. ATF,-f,ooD
&c ,.rt n.xnnant ON ,;ano ea- r. e.
no12-eo-:tS
For SALE m YoTPRE HOOKING; For A RAR
eafn in n birh grade niopo the Sbances are very
1nueb In favor If yaur indinr What Won want In
the line of used pianos we are Offering now
Stief Upright, S20o Chlckering upright, Sl9o;
bradbury upright. SfT5; Hardman upright $50;
Christie upright SIPS: Sonmer upright, $40; Shon.
niger upright talmost new), $500: Vose & Sons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
DOGS, CATS, ETC,

JUST RECEIVED BOSTON TERRIER JAPAN
ese pugs, white poodles: fox terrier, eollies and
other breed of dogs also Maltese and AngOra
cats. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. T12 10Th s.
NV. no4 II
l4TH ST. HOSPITAL. FOR ANIMALS PIG 14TU
st. NV, phone n. 1908 ample facilities for
treating sick animals; separate wards; warm
quarters. with exercise yards: dog cemetery.
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FOR lighthouses.
FURNISHED or UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-MOpRT A GIfI. uSC). III 18th ST
~

~ ! z
II nr 18th. i21- .S5.0tsi
Gil 18th nv .3Gr. Oh .a.Qc
14l0 Mass av. lfusr. { sea
S0i 18th NV. i1r. 2h2o 90
1921 Il nv. t6r. 3h:
Without stable .lIj On
With stable ..,...2pH OF
1923 X NV. ltr. 2h.iJo.uJ
1926 l'rlnc ~. il - i.i' ~.
2012 Col "a '2F ~. 10000
POOL Kal nv. I2r. % 700 ~
20ls Col r,l. 1T 2h ino 10
723 f3th NV. "Ur CHLOE o'
1923 |. | ay NV, lar.
2h ............ 100. .
1s22 : % 800 90
23i0 20ih NV. l2r. h-I5 20
223l Q NV. IL. 70. -. q
Eli Bancroft. l2r bio ~
1924 y ~ ~ NV. - 10
1922 5 nw.i2.h.le sc7n.No
11io = ny. Tor N.
without stable.
$50; with stable ~ Q,
2lOO II. p. H. zee. - ~
1926 f. 1Ir. b------t7 W
1881 Kenyon. lrr.b.Gd.G5
AL y NV, 12r with
out stablri-....-. b''.,s
100 9th Uv ...--r. .fp.u1
IbO3 4 uw. i2r. b. ..Ii, 4 .
500 "ItT - 81 hNS
1896 18th. Tor. b. - %
scGO Highland uy,9 ,b1l 90
G23 VI NV. 12r. b 80 10
2oI2 Uilly"r pi.9r ID - Oj
J7ss IfN luT I.-..un b.
1913 Il NV, llr. h $50
1867 18th. Tor, b....45.a 20
40 c NV, lir. b.. 45.50
Itq4 y. IOr. l.. a. 20
2isG tSth Ter. H. - n
J52S q NV. s.. b 40 81
JT21 20 - Willard.
Sr. b..........-...40.,0
Jazz Staachinn lGg ban .
1Cpi 81 I.u ~ l. 81 =.
1904 Decatur, ST, b.. 40 80
II X NV ~. b.. 80 ~
Cleveland ~ 81 . 1000
222l school. Tor. D.. rs 90
iafJ Cprroran. Ion. h.2T. -
1870 r. - p r. 20
2iot IL NV. Or. h. HI
3l1T i1th NV. Ir, b - 80
21i5 y uW. l1-. b. 40
Cleveland Tk. :. b. % no
251a DH!y u. Q h...2l o.
SOS u Sc, e., d.. 81 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
TOR REM
DIMINISHED

1875 + NV. 49,. Oh sta.SIOOI 1928 10Th NV lar 2b
1855 + ulv. i3r n. gT 500 3 GG0
1873 Riggs pl gr,t 40 90. IS 18th pr 81. mo 90
a1I 1871 uW, }jr, 9h3 90 1000 18Th 14r b. mo- %
1rGS iTtl NV, lDr b. lac g27 ay IOv. b. 40. 90
1tU - So. sr. b.....- roo o.. NV Sr b. mo. SIS OC
1871 @ NV, A.. b.. 90 1906 NV l2r b. NO 100
12g MI av. IT. h.. 90 3ii y NV. i4r %,
1921 Ltac1in pk. 9r.t. 100 stable. m5........ -
~ 18th NY Pr hnlg-.uC 10 2lSt NV IOr b. l2I
1888 18th 2lr3h. a..2nG lG- 18Th NV 1877 b...I2j
"A 10th NV, l&r - l3nn tfoO ! INV. 12r, b.. 100
CNFURNlSHFD
Cor 16tE and Kencsaw Flats. 9th & r I nv. so 80
e av. I2r. ~ wonth..2tO III 9ih uS l2r 40 90
l4Ol Mass nv INV, Sir. 'T2S ITth uyv Or b. Dbl. 30 90
Sh, month. ........ 800 g-T Il ay 81, b.. Is 90
5ll 18Th nv 37T, 9..2 o 1871 q DIV. 12T, b. - co
1872 II av. 10r 500 2202 q NV. l2r. b. 90 90
1924 II av. Tor b 7a-Ol Ia 2st NV. Tor b. -. 90
S. Conn ay, - -2bl u.t& ~ 9th NV ICE b 50 so
SIG 18th NV. Ter 2aanl goo Cor house Washington
1896 : NV. 12r. - motto col Iicghts I2r 3b . 200
lG23 lGfh.2irSh.S Zoo Nafehuusts. I'D AM *.
sos Riggs pi Or b. 81 90 Once lst floor lSOT L NV
And other desirable houses.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD, Inc 1907 St NV
uCf-i2J' 1907 + ST NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
FOR RENT-

UNFURNISHFD.
1892 Conn. ave, l1r. and h........... Sl2J. 90
l8Ol q ST.. ! HOOrs, Observation-Disclosures. 100
New broom frame dwellings. with 4 acres OF
land ATTACHED, B!adensburg mad. near Langdon,
ID. q within miles of Washington. SO and $50
per Uonth. according "a location.
FURNISHED.
-I600 lSth st. Is and bata, per an 81 500. 90
ii22 18Th St. 1fr. & Oh. h9t-water heat 200. 90
1872 ST. 1ir. and bath.............. 16O.O
J3O5 Yale ST.. l2r. snd b., per month"; 1880
1904 10th ST.. llr and b, per MONTH. no 90
l1l7 De Sales ST. lOr and h, per month 100. 90
1I0S . 1T, sr. and D.. per month. ...... 1000
142 SeGtOu ST It. and bath. .......... $500
From May IS 70 Oct. I, 1905. per 20 90
se26-u iASGFI < BIRGE 1920 y Y ave- w
FUR RENT UNFINISHED. S75 MONTH
1913 l. ST. NV.
c5lo l4Iu ST. NV, S25 so.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
2l2H CONNECTICUT AVE.
4 MONTHS, $500; 8 MONTHS. $500
y. WhlER, REAL ESTATE, 1901 q ST. .
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15

Fol: EF\l- I -. % $50 iTth Sr
Sfo5 The Wyan ,nc :! 20 20 1899 Fla av, Tor
$50. e.. The Wyoming. 'n.-n.3 - Ncrg - Nv Vt
fs5.I9t1 Pa ~ t:w.st"''- 20..-f2t0 y nv, Stop
ST.. The Marlborough, 6 30. .sC3 9Th NV. Office
$50. 223l q H,x ~ 50. -432 OH NY. hail
ST5 49,. iSfH II ~, u "a. .!bl - ilW. tiHes
SG5. tn" Wyoming = 30. .2o2G Decatur pi Or
sf5 The Narlhntouch Sri 81 80 2234 Decatur %. Or
SEQ Tie Ernsf ngtnn >. - 80. les Tih ne, Sr
s55 s32t Mass ~ NV f2rt ~ su So. 4 Sc 7r
SIS. T,. MarIboroneh 3 - %. ST. Quincy NV, Or
500 81. 322S Ind TT -. 20 .ec1S 9Th NY Or
s5O-o. f9"a NV iir ~ - 1929 .tH 7r
$50. The Wyuming. IL c5..- =. sos ., rv. Or
$50 nos - x. .es ny g. !ey- ~ 1872 t9th re, Or,
S4J .3t1 u NV. 1877; - 90 no Harvard, Or
Ei5.TI 'JlT X Lw, II, i.g1 81 I be CuG'} u nd,2r
s45c5..a Oil tS'h az. !nc, 20 40 e.. col 9Th lie, Tr
S45Cu 1903 II NY ,9ri 2,i.... d10 r NV. office
$40. The Phueuixe 5rl E.0. The Cumberland, pr
SO. The bennington. -IEia so 29l X re. Tr
s45. Cl'~ Ei'toria SIN .1o91 IN I'd q
ss5. rhP Milton ~ rfT. ..,12 9TH sc, Or
s40ID / o. 2Jfh NV OIL SIG % ...Sf3 An ne Or
S4059943 Westm.rste= 9. $1I...... sos oh nv. Or
$40. 1?i2S o NV :t5 80. 1901 VI nv, store
$40 Tie Marlborough 1riSlI...- .Cl5 + NV. Offices
$50. 1925 5i'h Pw So. Go 9 NV. rear. shop
$40. The Phneriy : IsrI... SnI - rU office
s35. 80 1910 Irt. ny lffa so 1924 y nv 5r
500 The u yuTuirg 3 IT.. LIST q coal I'd
SG5 The Phoenix 3 SO G10 l. rw. Office
For complete list IF property for rent send 70!
weekly bulletin
SWARTZELL. RIIFEM AND HENSEY CO..
o1f-d.eSu 9fG F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15

5 n - y $ -
J C2e a2l NV. sr. b
} Dec D-..........,o..l9
gstg NJ nv. II. b. 800
-don i2r. go. :lu.Gu
aas u;h ur. GT, b. $50
gl9 Liunurth I'll Sw.
c.. b..---..-..-:zL-.,r i
- Stcuhcu nw. Sr,h 2I.1u
a5i4 J. uw, 5r. l.. "a
a HDec lA,....-...-'-'-o
so23 DumbAttpn. LIST
n n. l. dee il.,2 . :
$50 tLca nH. 7r. be- %
n t'tIca NV. Tr. b.-21-aD
1000 g. ne. Or, h.. %. %
y Steulwn NV Or. b. -. 30
-su Syrurc u,y. q. BIZ. q
KIRBY. Gr. Il. 30
.Iru=iun. II. G.. ar...li,o0
.Lauglon. u. G.. Or. go
.T.rusdau. ID c.. 5r II co
1884 Gordon CT Be CT . 300
|G No court, IT,. a-Ju
STORES.
1916 Fla ay nw twarr
house, .........l2J 90
/ luS 18th INV.
I TSS 18th NV. 8 floors. 1890
2iU-l2 An sw. store,
sr, Il. ....-..-..iO o. w
100 n Sc ....-- -IO.OO
lfl2 18th NV, special.
'iIJ i3th nw........2i.o9
100 9th INV. store. p 90
I i3ln nm Sr.t',al ~ - nn
49, Tenn av ne. .2.10
STABLES.
|, Princeton st. {. sits 300
I-44 u - efr''s - w
IN I12O IGth. No. $500
OFFICES
I TQT & uw .2IarEe rs. f0o.eo
li00S Pa ay NV, lr. .3o.VJ
] 10 I2th. 2r..-... 80 w
I 80 in ay. = A.. 80 w
l1S2N II NV. -. ~. eO
I 500 1fth. front rm...4n-oo
300 l4tE. rear RIM. 3b.oo
ir5 nth Uw. SO 30 2-Il
/ Ti5 18th NV. Or, heat,
light. jauitor .... y 20
$50 18th NV, lr, heat,
4 Cht .......-,......iS .o1
/ gi T. IVY 81 t. - %
.'-o- O. NV. Or 1000
..7UI q nv. 4n.mid rIu. 600
.Ia2g q E,v. offices
Ip1 q nv, 18th 4, hall rs 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15

CST, cos 1I.ru ST. NV.
l1UI l3jh. l2r, b. 4H.ID
- K NV, ST, b.,...37.50
lu.'5 1Oth no. Or. D.. -. 80
ZOOS }i'u. Gr, h.....2J. 50
APARTMENTS.
1918 +. Or. h.....50. 90
i@lg VI av. Gr. D.
t1ywOod. 1903 l. NV, Arb
Darlington, Or, b. 81. 30
IA av. Or. b. fur. 30. 80
1924 Pa ay. +r, b. .20.O0
li9 18th ne, 4r. b...l4.he
l2i 18th ne, ir. b. 1880
4I4 o. 3r, b.......13. so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
CORNER HOME. NV.

IUFNfIt HUME. NV.
SaHthern exposure: all cheerful outside rooms
lot p feet front; }-story cellar. Groom brick
heated by furnace; front, side and back yards
reception hail plan wGuid make fine home for
dentist physician. Can be bought for Sc 500
very easy terms.
COILINS-GUERRY COMPANY
nala-3t 62l 18Th ST. NV.
FOR SlLE-SPLENDID BRICK RESIDENCE on
wide ave. NV; rooms. modern ba tn newly dec
GRATED; splendid bargain Mt 81 300
WlII-IGE, GIBBS < DANIEL Cos 800 18th.
nO13-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15

Between f. Cap. St. and Pa ave. 2-sty.
and eel. bks.; WELL BUILT; 6 rms. and bath,
pore. tub; FURNACE HEAT; 16 TT front: back
porehes both floors Price So 100. Corner, SIS, 800.
FRANK 7. RAWLINGS co,
no14-3t 1903 Pa ave.
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$50; with stable 90 u
2tOO II. p. h.. 60 ~
1926 f.. 1Ir. b---.--t' w
1881 Kenyon. lrT.b .Gd. 60
zoe t4,.E.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
FOR. RENT JAMES 7. SHEA,

: y
No. Gas Louisiana Ave y. w.
1af3-i245 2Dth ST. NV store and cellar $75. 90
1901 81. nv, store and dwelling. $3.50. 80
1884 18th St NV rooms hafd.......... 81. so
- litA St Sc 5 roofns bath ........... IS 90
a:s5G ilth St NV store aud dwelling -. Is 30
G56 X ST. ne {; rooms ba tn ........... y. so
1898 y J. ave. NV. hat, rooms BATH. q. so
132s l.th 81. ne, o rooms bath.......... IS. 90
l3i nth St ne. rooms, water. ......... 1880
500 0 81. s,w., Hat 3 rooms. batA...... 1850
IS6 STA ST. ne, rooms. bath. ........... 1890
$50 2lst 81. R.w., ro0ihs " ater.......... 1890
643 La ave. NV, 4th door 1910
mol 1-tf-15
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FOR SALE-BARGAIN! A COY HOME: 2-STY
ar. and b.; rent, $3.50; tS1ax1t9; near Pa ave.
car line and Washington Circle Reduced from
$3.J00. Price, 81 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15

FOR SALE--tIiEAP-
1850 and 1852 IL st. s.w.. two Groom brick
houses. with water and sewer renting for SIC 50;
price of two s.. 900.
915 9th ST. sw.. lot Is by 12o feet to good
paved alley; renting for SIS per mo-; price,
S2,500: cash, $TG0; balance SIS monthly.
49f ST. s.w., broom frame, renting for Sl2. 80
monthly
Three Groom brick houses on ST s.w. each
renting for $3.50 per me-; price, 81, 900 each;
$500 cash, balance So monthly.
Two Groom brick houses Eye ST s.w.; all
mod. imps. renting for 5000 each price of
each. s3,2J0; 81 coo cash, balance monthly.
nol3-Gt G. H. PARKER, 435 a. ST. s.w.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-10
CAUCUS FIGHT MUST BE
MADE IN TWO DAYS
Effort Will be Made to Avoid Open Battle for
the Speakership on the Floor
of the House.

When the election of Speaker of the House.
extremely likely the way that things political beginning
shape that the swiftly than any like
body mas in island political
Heretofore, has been the
weeks of before the meeting the
will be nothing of that this Indeed
expected there week Of it. The limit placed
n the know for the gatherings is days.
When Carl Smith OF Hio the dayh he an
nounced to the politicians here his utmatum
L do the OF coming
the OF weeks before the meeting 1egsaure
Mr. Smith The luxury is expensive. And
that OF the other island representatives either
In fact, [ do any occasion for it,
There legislators open fight
the SPeakershP the floor OF
likely that will come thatahough be pretty fight
enough.
The plan to endeavor have all island men
Honolulu the Saturday before meeting legislature
AS the lnter1sland boats they all here b
that date OF them least
Wednesday, February 18TH give members
couple OF days and they begin caucusng Monday
keeping at steadily until the opens Wednesday morn
they have failed agreement before that time
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-10
GEN. MOORE
OUT CALLING
Pays Ills Respects to the
Governor and Capt.
Lyon.

! There was a ruffle of drums and
| yesterday afternoon, for the whole
| band was out in the band stand,
dressed in its spotless white duck. The
| band struck up the Star SpangIed
drawn by four high stepping mules
swung into the grounds from the King
street entrance and came around to
the main door of the building at a
sweeping trot.
Two militia officers ran down the
Capitol steps to meet the approaching
vehicle, and out from it there stepped
Brigadier General Francis Moore. L.
S. A. commander of the Department
of the Pacific, Lieutenant c. F. Cox,
his aide. and Major Febigger, Inspec-
tor-General of the Department. These
distinguished officers had come to pay
their official respects to the Governor,
and the ruffle of drums was their Off,
cial due.
The call upon the Governor was
made at three p. m, and the soldiers
remained with the executive FOR II lit
tie more than an hour. Cen Moore,
by the way, is a soldier who has come
up from the ranks, and has had
an interesting career. He enlisted as
a private in the Colorado cavalry at
tie outbreak of the civil war, and in
1868 had risen to the rank of sergeant. :
He was commissioned as captain, in /
the Sixty-third United States colored
infantry in 1868, and served with that
regiment until 1867. gaining the rank
of Major and Colonel by brevet. At the
close of the war he was appointed to
the regular army as second lieutenant,
serving in the Ninth cavalry. He was
made First Lieutenant in 1867 Captain
in 1872, Major in 1892, Lieutenant
Colonel in 1899 and Colonel in 1901.
Before calling upon Governor Carter,
General Moore and his suite paid their
to Captain Lyon, command
ant of the Navy Yard, being received
with salute of nine guns and a file
of marines, after the naval manner.
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MAPPING OUT
PALOLO LOTS
Land Commissioner
Pratt Doing Things in
His Department.

Since his return from the coast, Lane
! Commissioner Pratt has gone to work
/ doing things in his office. Yesterday
! the survey department began the work
| of arranging its data preparatory TO
! the opening of the Palolo valley lots
! to settlement. AS a preliminary TO
this work, it is necessary to get a list
Of the kuleanas, SO that the new lots
will not impinge upon any private
holdings lay out the roads and run
the lines of the proposed subdivisions
of the lots. When all this work is COM
pleted and the data gathered, the Pa
loIo lots will be at once put on the
market.
1t had been supposed that Palolo val
ley would be thrown open at once up
on Mr.. Pratt's return, but it seems
from this statement, made by the
Commissioner himself, that there will
be some little delay about it yet.
However," said the Commissioner
yesterday, 1.-The work commenced to-
day. The surveyor will take the field
at once, and rush matters along as
fast as he can"
But three applicants filed on the
Pupukea and Paumalu tracts. thrown
open recently by the land office. Eliza
beth Bigelow Shaw took lot No. 1 of
1918 acres, at $3.50 per acre, a total
price of 1886. On this she paid in
cash S92.75.
Juergen Thot took lot No. 4, contain
ing ninety-two and two-tenths acres,
at the upset price of $1152.5O. He paid
$500 of the purchase price.
VIII Pennar Thomas took lot IS, con-
tanning efghty-fve acres, at cost of
$106250 making a payment of GIGS.
1--WE have made a decided success
in the lots we lately opened at Hama
lei, on the island of Kauai" continued
Mr.. Pratt. There were twenty-three
of these homestead lots, and We have
had applications for all of them--and
for fifty-one more than there were in
the tract opened. That is, there are
the names of f1fty-one more citizens
OF file who are eligible and who want
These lots comprised
about one acre of taro land each, and
several acres for house lots and graz
irg. They were ali taken by native
on the nine hundred and
year lease plan, and the
applicants for the additional lots are
likewise natives"
And that would seem to indicate that
the natives are going back to the soil,
although it is doubtful if one of them
ever heard of such a thing as the
Simple Life" They merely have
6esire to live it, having met with small
success with the complex
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-10

AN EDITORS OPINION.-John S.
Dawes, Esq, editor and proprietor
Guardian and. Star, Hokitika New Zea-
land. said: II nave found Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy a very valuable
medicine, having received great benefit
from its use when suffering from, a
cold, and as a preventive for Group in
children it's excellent properties have
been testified in my family" For sale
by all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
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Concert at seamen's institute.

a good concert was given on Sat
urday evening at the Seamens In
stitute by DR.. and Mrs. Waterhouse.
Captain Berger took part and was ap-
plauded loudly by sailors present; also
Mrs. Alapai, who sang several selec-
tions. Other ladies who participated
were the Misses Judd, Schaefer, Jones
and Waterhouse. The eveI4..e5 closed
and Mrs. Cofer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-10

The San Francisco Weekly Examiner
will distribute 100000 in prizes among
its subscribers this season and Mr.. H.
W. Hoiling, their travelling agent, is
now canvassing Honolulu for subscrip-
lions, with local headquarters at Wall,
Nichols Co. Don't miss this opportu-
nifty to subscribe; only $3.50 a year,
with a chance to get a fortune.
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