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Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10
BSsRvERA,PENGARATTr JGNA

A enter 0nskas. man och ~qvinnor, for var
allra nyaste box: '.JAPANSK-RYSKA
KRIGET," pasyenska spraket, bet st8rsta
och NEST hemska kriget till lands och sj6s /
veTldens historic. 200 illustratIoner. Hyarie
Sam patrlottsk syenSk man och qvinna on
skar att SO Ryssland qvRst. Eft utomordent-
ligt tillfalle for agente Hogsta kommission
och kredit gives. Sand genast IS cent /
Eimarken till porto for agentsprofbok med
kataloger. Skirt strax. Till platser, der vi in
ga agenter hafva, sandes boken portofritt till
personer, som insanda priset $3.50 for CLOTH
Dand och 1900 for half marokang.
u.s.. Ziegler& Co., Dept. c.,
Chicago, III
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10
BrAckspecialist.

ALA slags brack hos unga och gamla
kuuna botas permanent pa sextio dagar
Manga tusenden hafva blifvit botade un-
der de sista femton aren. Radfragoihg
fritz. Bes6k mig eller skirt for upplys-
ningar. Frank H. Wray, NJ. d. rum Ali
Lyle Block, Sioux City, Iowa,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10


ninsarne och tillhandahalla sven
ska almarackor.
Fran Angustanaf6tsamhnee
Arets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ofverra
skade for EFT par veckor sedan
pastor Fern i hans hem och med
forde som gatva en- fin parlor
stol.
-.NSsta sondsg kommer pastor
u. T.. Elandson fran Concord
Neb., att predika babe pa for
och eftermiddagen.
Pastor FERN atreser morgon
till Monsor. Iowa, for att pafol
iande dag i dervarande svenska
forsamling forratta gudstjenst.
enar forsamlingen for narvarande
saknar prest
Il qvalS, frslfag, haller for
samlingens ungdom socielt mote
Ii kyrkans underwriting. da EFT
kort program genomgas.
- Nasta MISUNDERSTANDING
sammantrader pa pastorsexpedi-
tionen direktionen for Augusta
nasynodens understodskassa.
= Sondagslvallen den 10 den.
mes haller den angdom, som
konfrmerats under pastor FERNS
tjenstetid harstades, s. k. reunion
kyrkan. Mera harom nasta vecka.
Iowakonferensen haller slit
mote harstades den FL delnes.
Man borjar nu tro att Mrs Au.
gust Miller och hennes son Will
liam, hvilka for omkIing en- och
en- half vecka sedan kommo akan-
de hit en- gammal, elandig pra-
rieskonare, som GrogS af iva kor.
ei arc de. som de uppgifva sig
for att vara. och att de foredraga
att lefva pa landets fetma framfor
att skaffa sig arbete. En- mangd
bret hafva anlandt till polissta
tionen fran farmare, som erbjuda
sig att gifva Mrs Miller och hen
mes scr arbete, men de hafva ej
velat bora pa Diet Graf. ! mindags
antog verkligen Billy EFT job med
att skotta sno for staden, men
redan etter en- timmes arbete
tr6ttnade han och begarde sin
betalning. bet betvilas pa Diet
hogsta att Mrs Miller eyer en-
farm nara Chamberlain, S. D., och
att hon mast lenna den pa grund
at torka. En- insandare till en-
harvarande dagtiGning omtalar
att Mrs Miller och hennes son
var anlandt till Monroe.
S. D., der hon omtalade att hon
mast lemua slit hem nara LIE
Mars, Ia. pa grund af ofversvam- !
ningar. Prarieskonaren drogs d2
at en- hast och en- ko. Mrs Miller
pastod sig afven vara kusin till
President Roosevelt. Hennes
uppgitt har att hon haft anstall-
ming pa president Roosevelts
farm j Sheridan county, Neb. kan
heller vara sann,d d presidenten
81 eyer nagon farm der. Antag-
ligen arc de iva inbitna landstry-
kare. som draga fran Diet ena
stallet till Diet andra ech foredra
ga att lefva pa godt folks godtro-
genhet.
Svenska fralsningsarmeen hal
Ter nasta tisdag en- kaffefest q sin
lokal. 400 Court street. Major
Viberg fran Chicago komner att
leda festligeeterna, hvartill intra-
Diet ar 10 cents.
Stormfonster och Stormdorrar
hos Spalding. 3 & Court.
BaknnMmer innehallande den
nya foljatongen, som borjade i
torlidet hummer, kunna erhallas
iritt a Svenska Monitorens kon-
tor.
Henry Wianand, hvilken den
70 %januari afreste harifran till
Denver, der han skot och dodade
sin hustru, har ej nagon syrhpati
att parakna af sina slaktingar
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10
Sioux City.
.Svenska MoaiforeNs kontor
hailss oppet fran XII. ? till 9 hvarie
oval.
MoMToREEs 1tLtr0HnUMmER 627
En- ungt oar vid MANN Roy

dag vigda af en- magistratsperSon
Manila, Crawford county. DE
hafva sedan left tillsamman som
man och hustru men hafya M f3tt
veta att deras aktenskap ar ogil'
tigt, emedan lagen foreskrifver
att EFT aktenskap for att vara gill
tigt maste ingas i Diet county, der
licensen utfardades. Antagligen
komma de unga tu att skyndsamt
uppfylla lagens foreskrifter ,savida
de ej ledsnat pa hvarandra och ej
bry sig ON att fortsatta hjonelaget
langre.
Har i staden bosatta Iyssar
hafva nyligen fran revolutions
partiet i Ryssland erhaliit EFT pa
ryska spraket affartadt cirkular
med rubrik: En- vadjan till den
civiliserade verldens menniskor".
Cifku!aret. som ar gansla lSngt
och ar indeladt | fera punkter.
innehaller en- .edegorelse hvarfor
evolutjonspartiet beslot sig for
att bringa MINISTER Won Piehve
ON lifvet. bet ska hundan vara
storgubbe i Ryssland i dessa
dagar.
Godtkop pa Girghams, CODA
"Apron checks" saljas for 4ic.
pr yard.
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
FJyeningen Frtahrm samman-
trader nasta mSndagsqvall till
8rsmSte i Augustanakyrkan, der
vid tjensteman komma att yalias.
ALA medlemmarne uppmanas att
vara narvarande.
Miss Selma Mordahl, dotter
till Mr. och Mrs P. Mordahl. 1928
Virginia street. undergick forl
vecka en- operation q Samaritan
hospitalet for appendicitis. Hon
beinner sig nu pa battringsvagen
och vautas smart komma att till.
friskna.
NissfonsI6rsamkingens pastor
G. Nelson kom hem i gar fran
Omaha. der han ofvervarit EFT iva
veckors vackelsemote.
Sofa. karnlosa apelsiner af ALA
storiekar, sma eller stora. saljas
endast morgon. lordag. till Diet
speciella priset at SO cents pr
peck eller $2.25 pr lada hos Lar
son & Anderson.
Eftsr tn langre lids kyla. der
under termometern gait ned anda
till 81 grader under zero. intradde
andtligen i onsdags EFT omsiag ii
vadret med mildare temperatur.
Mycken sno har afvenledes iallit
under den kalla perioden.
On Nj har hesta. Sd en- k6p
Alaska at Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
/ forliden veckas hummer on
talade vi att en- gammai. forhardad
brottsling "Jacko" Wilson
,bliivit arresterad i Yankton, S.
D.. for ragot knep han begatt
der. och att harvarande polismyn,
digheter onskade "a honom hit,
emedan han misstankes for NOR
Diet pa Charles Lafey den IL ja-
nuari. Men ''Jacko" hade alldeles
ingen lust att komma hit, hvarfor
man maste wanda sig till Iewas
governor att at honom utfS de
paper. som arc nodiga i dylika
fall. Papperen hafva nu sandts
till South Dakotas governor
med anhallan on ''Jackos" ut
lemnande till harvarandc myn-
digheter. och Diet torde ej Ida
nSgot tvifvel ON att icke denna
anhSllan kommer att beviijas.
Sp~eciella priser pa mansskjor.
tor varda upp till $I.oo saljas for
CSC. hos Larson-Swan Dry
Goods Co.
Olson Bros specieila $500
skodon Dor ingen glomma arr Sc
vid behof af skodon.
Ndsta onsdagsafton halter
-.0. U:horc f~3- rh:.-u e.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10

skarlakansfeber eiter att en- ma
nads It'd ha skott sin lila dotter,
som insjuknat i denna siukdom.
Da dottern tillfrisknat, hade mo-
dern adreg;t sig sjukdomen, och
da hennes system var ~f0rsvagadt
genom nattvak och afven deraf
att hon foregaende lordag gitvit
lifvet St EFT barn, dukade hon
under.
En- rik syrier vid MANN Hassan
Hanoun, hvilken af en- landsman
instamts for RATA att svara for
att hafva forfort dennes hustru,
blef torsdags forliden vecka fri
kand af juryn och slipper saledes
att betala den skadeersa:tning
pa 5000 dollars, som karanden
forbade.
For nagra veckor sedan vars
nades en- aldre, graharig man
vackla och falla omkull pa gatan
/ Memphis, Tenn. Han val lila
kladd och hade ingalunda nagot
intagande utseende. Patrullvagnen
tillkallades, och den dodssjuke
manner forbes till fattighuset, der
han aaed den 20 januari. Han
begrafdes i Memphis af nagra,
som beundrade hans literara
SMILE.
For IS ar sedan val den 'afidne
William Hubbard Herman, kand
harstadeS som en- af landets bril-
iantaste iournalister. Han var
anstalld har under EFT par ar som
journalist, men hans kynne a ej
at Diet Stag, att han kunde drasa
jemt ned nagon. Folk fruktade
honom tor hans sarkastiska och
bitande penna, men sjelf hyste
han ej fruktan for nagon. | likhet
med manga andra briljahtass lite
rara formagor var han SHELF sin
varste iende. Redan da han kom
hit, var hans helsa betydligt un-
dergrafd till fold af EFT omattligt
bruk af starka drycker. morfn
och andra uarkotiska glitter. Han
stallde sig pa <ant med hela
verlden, var alias iende och
trodde 81 ems pa sig sjelf, annu
mindre pa nagon AMMAN. Hans
literara arbeten arc ocksa uttryck
af hans pessimistiska lifsaskad-
ming. Som skriftstallare har han
blifvit jemford med Edgar Allan
Poe, ehuru hans still afven var
dystrare an dennes. Hvile han
70!
En- ~ovanligt stor hack pa solen
har nyl;gen blifvit synlig, och
folk har staff i %gathornen och
kikat pa den genom sotade glas,
da solen varit synlig, nagot som
Ell So ofta varit forhallandet un-
der den senaste tiden. Att flacken
ar ganska stor kan man CORA sig
en- forestallning ON, da man far
hora att 10 klot at jordens storlek
kunde rymmas i densamma.
GeOrg K. Hansen har utarren-
derat sin sydost ON staden belag-
ma farm till en- stockYards man.
som amman forvand!a den till en-
honsfarm. Arrendatorn har redan
pa farmen uppfort iva stora inku-
batorhus, der kycklingarne skola
utklackas Neutrality-suspicious..
Mr. Hansen kommer att hytta till
Wisconsin och bosatta sig der.
D1fhet kan icke bOtas
Vic iokala medel, da de ejkunna ma den angri2la
Selen af orat. bet fnnes blot EFT SAT- att kurera
dofhet, och Diet er med kcnstitutionella medel.
D5fhet f3rersakas af EFT upphetsadt tiIstand at
slemhinnan 1 Diet enstachiska roret. Mar delta
ror blifyer marker nj EFT skorrande
ljud eler far en- dalig horseL, och mar roret blifyer
belt och ballet tappt, ar dofhet foljden; ON
upphetsningeu icke kan aflAgsnas, och roret
aterfa slit normala t~illstand, will h0rseln vara
borta for alltid Mo utaf ito fall framkallas at
katarr, som ej Or annat An EFT upphetsadt tiIlstand
Instantaneous.
vi will gifva 800 for hyarje fall af dofhet
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19
TWO INSPECTORS
ON HARBOR WORK
LIEUT. SLATTERY THE ARMY
ENGINEERING OFFICER WILL
HAVE TWO ASSISTANTS.

There arrived from San Francisco
yesterday George M. Gushing who has
been specially employed as an inspector
of the dredging work in the harbor He
was engaged by Lieutenant Slattery, u.
S. A., the engineer officer who repre-
sents the War Department in the i'm
provement of the harbor. Cushing will,
as well as S. NJ. Kerns, act as an in
spector of the daily progress of the
dredging of the harbor and the disposi-
tion of the debris. Kerns is local man
and has resided here some time in the
contracting business. Gushing has act
ed as inspector under Lieutenant Slat-
terry in government Improvement work
of harbOrs at Larchemont, New Roch-
ellie, East River and He'll Gate.
The dredger which works from the
outside of the harbor will deposit the
debris on scows which will be towed to
sea and be discharged 1t will be part
of the duties of the inspector who is to
be stationed on the outer dredger to see
that the debris is dumped in a place
where ii WI not be apt to be washed
back to shore. The dredger Pacific will
work from the interior of the harbor.
The debris brought up by this dredger
will be used to fill in the naval reserva-
tion. The inspector on that dredger will
see that the debris is properly placed
and both inspectors will keep close rec
ords of the manner and progress of the
dredging, and make their reports to
Lieutenant Slattery.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19
A LUMBER TRUST ALLEGED NOW
LIGHTHOUSE CHANGES
LIGHTHOUSE BOARD APPRO
PRIATED CONGRESS LIGHTHOUSE
THESE ISLANDS ECoMN1END
ENGIN EERING OFFICER

Lieutenant ]. r. Slattery, u. S. A,
the assistant to the engineer of the
twelfth lighthouse district, has receiv-
ed some flattering information from
Washington in the shape of the recon-
mendations made by the Lighthouse
Board to Congress in the matter of i'm
provements for the lighthouse service
in these islands. Every one of these
recommendations proposed by Lieuten-
ant Slattery have been recommended by
the Board and efforts will be made to
secure appropriations to carry out the
work as suggested by him.
In the annual report of the Board it is
recommended that first order light be
established at Diamond Heal and that
new range lights be established for Ho-
noulu harbor. The idea as recommend
ed by Lieutenant Slattery is to con-
struct a house with tower As feet in
height about 400 feet seaward of the
present lighthouse i'm the harbor of
Honolulu, the cost to be about 100000.
The rear range light will be located
on a steel tower to cost $4,000. Another
recommendation is for $4,000 for a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19

The sum of human amusement was
augmented this afternoon by the ap-
pearance in Judge Whitney's court of
the staff of the Advertiser in order to
prove that there had been gambling
conducted at the King street place,
of greater or less notoriety, which it
alleged was run by one Charles
Moore.
1t will be remembered that the Ad-
vertiser, quite recently, published a
number of articles rejecting on the
administration of the police depart
ment and asserted that it had proof
that Moore was conducting a gambling
house
Moore, with two others, Apolana and
Hirano were accordingly arrested and
charged with a violation of Section 3175
and the prosecution conducted by AS
sistant County Attorney Frank An
drade, naturally enough subpoenaed
the members of the Advertiser staff
The defence was in the hands of At
torney Frank Thompson.
Walter Clifford Smith, editor of the
Advertiser was first called this after
noon.
DO you know the defendant, Moore?"
he was asked by Andrade.
81 do not think that have ever seen
Mr.. Moore" was the reply.
And do you know either of the other
defendants?" was the next question.
81 do not" said Editor Smith.
'That is all" said the prosecution.
"That is all echoed the defence.
A. P. Taylor, a reporter on the Ad-
vertiser staff, who was next called had
better acquaintance. He did not
know Moore or Apoliana but he thought
that he had seen the Japanese some-
where though he did not know where.
do you know his business?" asked
Andrade
81 do not" said Taylor.
Again the defence did not care to
cross examine.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19

DEALERS
ARRAIGNED
UNITED STATES ATTORNEY BREcKoNs SUIT
MORNING LUMBER DEALERS HOMO
LULU WITH MAINTAINING TRUST AND INVOKING ANTI
- TRUST LEGISLATION OF CONGRESS-

The first gun in the federal campaign
against local trusts was fired this
morning, when District Attorney Breck-
ons began a proceeding against the al
legged lumber trust Acting under in
structions of United States Attorney
General Moody, Breckons filed a petit
tlon for an injunction to restrain Allen
& Robinson, Levers & Cooke and Wild
er & Company from continuing to carry
out an alleged agreement creating
trust and monopoly in the lumber busi-
ness in the islands, and forcing prices
up. The petition says that the defend
ants do 80 per cent of the lumber busi-
ness of the islands and that by a mu
tual agreement they avoid all competi
tion and have fixed prices at figures 175
per cent in advance of mainland prices.
The title of the case is United States
of America, Complainant, VS.. Allen &
Robinson, Limited, an Hawaiian cor
poration; Levers & Cooke, Limited, an
Hawaiian corporations Wilder & Com
pany, Limited, an Hawaiian corpora
tion; John Hilo; Thomas Wailuku; Will
liam Kalae; Henry Waianae; Francis
Lihue; and Joseph Kawaihoa Defend
ants.
The beef trust will come next, it is
stated. Within a short time a similar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19

lighthouse at Makapuu Point, a place
that Lieutenant Slattery considers very
important to be provided with a light
The other recommendations are for
100000 for a first order light at Mana
Point, Kauai; $4,000 for a second order
light at Molokini island; $4,000 for
fourth order light at the leper settle
ment; 100000 for the construction of a
lighthouse depot at Honolulu; $15O,OOO
for the construction of a light house
tender to be located at Honolulu for
the joint use of assistants to the engi-
neer and inspector of the twelfth dis
trict, also that all private lights on the
Island of Hawaii be taken over by the
governmen The total amount of mon-
ey recommended is $39O,OOO. These rec
concentrations by the Board are based
on the suggestions that Lieutenant
Slattery has, from time to time, been
urging upon the department for the
purpose of putting the lighthouse sys-
tenn of these islands in a safe condition.
The matter has been sent to the House
mmittee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19

H. M. Ayres, another reporter was
called. He said that he had known
Moore for three years and he knew the
other by sight He had been at the
building on King street, near Liliha
and at night had ascended to the
second story. He could not get up to
the third story. A native who came to
a door leading to that story told him
that the place was closed.
This answer followed by another
to the effect that Ayres was looking
for someone" was stricken out on the
objection of Thompson.
What prevented your going fur
ther asked Andrade
81 was told" began the witness.
I object" said Thompson "never
mind what you were told. Don't be
so anxious to spit it out"
1 have the best of reasons for be-
lieving that gambling was going on
there" said Ayres.
Never ind what you believe" smiled
Thompson I'VE want to know what you
saw"
Ayres, continuing said that he heard
sounds of entertainment going on, of
shuffling of feet, of an alteration, and
of the name of money. He did not say
that any of the defendants were pre-
sent. He was about fifteen or twenty
minutes in the building. He thought
that this occurred on either October 2,
or 4.
mo cross -eXamina tion" said the de-
fence again.
Sing Kee, widow of the former owner
of the place did not know the defendant
Hirano nor did she know what the
building was used for,
Townsend, the japanese half-caste
police spy of a former regime said that
he knew Hirano but he never saw him
in the building and knew nothing about
his business.
The case is still proceeding,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19

JURY SECURED.

A jury was secured this morning to
try the case of the Territory against
Yunekichi Yamo ct ais, charged with
assault with a weapon. The case was
then postponed to Monday, as Deputy
Attorney General Fleming, who il
prosecuting, is going to Kauai tonight
The jurors sworn in are: r. Jones, s
N. Crook, Farm Cornn, H. b. Saylor
A. V. Gear Fred Tuurrill, N. S. Sachs,
G. N. Macy, U. H. Jones, c. H. Carter,
w. S. Lyle, w. r. Raposo.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19
THERE HAD
BEEN OTHER
DIFFERENCES

my resignation is accepted"
said Superintendent of Public
instruction Davis this morning
in answer to question. THAT
is my understanding of my con-
versation with the governor. yes
terday. 1 shall stay in the de-
partment of course, until my
successor is appointed and
qualities"
Davis said he had nothing
further to tell of his differences
with the executive. He admit
ted that there had been other
differences than the one of yes
terday, but said they were along
the same lines. He had object
ed to complaints about teachers
or other complaints affecting his
department, being received by
the governor, intsead of the gov
ernor referring such matters to
him, as head of the department.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19
FIRE AT IWILEI.

An alarm of fire was turned in at 1925
p. m. today from Box 81 at Iwilei. The
fire was in a natives house in a lane
near the gas works, and was extin-
guished before the department arrived
The damage was trifling. The natives
were engaged in cooking a dog when
the fire occurred.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19
MILLINERY OPENING.

Fall styles will be on exhibition Mon
day Tuesday and Wednesday, October
23, "a, and 25th at N. s. Sachs Dry
Goods Co. You are respectfully in
viteed to attend. No cards have been
issued
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19
cHAMBERLAIN's coLIc, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY.

<A~NAS ADA<AANANAACAAEA LNA4AA III
The uniform success of this remedy
has made it the most popular prepara-
tion in use for bowel complaints. 1t is
everywhere recognized as the one rem
edy that can always be depended upon
and that is pleasant to take. For sale
by all dealers. Benson Smith & Co.,
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19
NEDRA.

BY George Barr McCutcheon, the
author of Graustark! Mr.. McCutcheon
has the art of making one forget the
flight of time. For sale at Wall,
Nichols Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19

up various Indebtedness of the plan
tation including the refunding of the old
or present bonds which amounts to ST.
100000 The meeting was largely at
tended 28,54O shares of stock being
voted. The authorization to the board
of directors was passed unanimously.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19
CHARACTERISTICS

Best goods, cheapest price customers
kindly waited upon, orders punctually
filled. K. -amamoto, wholesale mer-
chant, Hotel street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19
WHY DON'T YOU.

Get beverage that combines purity
with its good flavor? The right spot
is touched-the healthiest thirst is kill
ed-with Rainier Beer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19
ALWAYS GOOD.

When you partake of meal at the
Criterion you maN feel sure that the
materials are the best and that 1t is
cleanly and properly cooked
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19

The Kawaihau Glee Club will play
and sing at the Kaimuh Zoo Sunday
afternoons from 2:s0 until p. m. Just
the music to please and satisfy you.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19
NEW BOOK AT ARLEIGH's.

4NIINF L'OOIN n HINIIIIIIII d
Arthur Johnstone's new book Robert
Louis Stevenson in the Pacific" on sale
at A. b. Arleigh & Co.'S.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19
CAPTURE ABsCONDIN G EXPR

EXPRESS
BRIDGEPORT Express
disappeared
of the
declared S
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-19
WA|ALUA
BONDS AT
5 PER CENT

Waialua Agricultural Company Ltd,
will make a new issue of bonds, The
new issue will be for $1,500,000 and it
is expected that they will be market
ed at 9S. The issue was authorized
at meeting of the stockholders of the
plantation held at the office of Castle
& Cooke this morning. The new issue
is to be made for the purpose of taking
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Lutted's Hawaiian Poi in Pound cans
for sale by all druggists and grocers.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY BRECKONS.
proceeding will be filed against sixty
or seventy individuals and concerns
which are said to be in a meat COM
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DETECTIVES

DAMNING IGNORANCE AS TO THE EXISTENCE
HONOLULU wIITNEYs
AFTERNOON UsBNBNT CAUSED AN UTTER
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Read Town Talk" in Saturdays Star.
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NO MAIL FOR EIGHT DAYS.

There will be no mail form San Fran
cisco for eight days. The S. S. Coptic
is due here the afternoon of October 27
en- route to the Coast
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ARE OFF FOR INDIA
OVATION TO roosevelt

RALEIGH, october 19Presdent given gr
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Automobiles can be hired day or
night at Club Stables, Fort Street.
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