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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24
NOTICE.

Beginning November 10, 1905, owing
to a change in the price of certain
sizes Of crushed rock, prices will be as
follows:
No 1-$1.55 per cubic yard.
No. 2-$1.SO per cubic yard.
No. 3-$2.O5 per cubic yard.
No $3.50 per cubic yard.
We wish to call attention to the fact
that No A has been reduced to prac-
tically the price of white sand, making
it available for all kinds of concrete
work for which it is far superior to
any other sand.
LORD & BELSER
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24

Secretary Shaw is certainly an ultra
montana stand-patter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24
You Save Honey
When You Buy ArrnOritG!

no buildings
buying
treason READY
GUAFANT BED contain the and
Absolutely Pure Zinc Pigments
is made
Send for samp card Of coors
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24

Criticism OF the new pedagogy
abounds, The disposition to praise
past times is always present, and
is stimulated no doubt by the vag-
aries of indiscreet followers of the
heuristic method and unintelligent
interpreters of Hobart. But that
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-24

The Buhler company which is
about to leave has completed by far
the longest dramatic engagement
on record here, and Honolulu will
witness the company's departure
with regrets. The experience OF
tho .,,,,,D,r,. hos rone for TO dis
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Ofice assistant quick at figures $50.
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Boy for switchboard and office work, $35
Grocery delivery clerk. city. $40.
Stenographers.
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Al stenographer. Minnesota. lumber office,
5000.
stenographer- bookkeeper, law. Minnesota
$50 to $50.
stenographer, private secretary for a
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Stenographer railroad office, city, $50.
General Store Clerks.
" Firstcless clothing salesman. North Da-
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$1,000. .
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- $40 will pay $1UO in January.
German store clerk, western Minnesota,
Scandinavian general clerk, North Dakota.
$5UOJ. -"
Grocery salesman. large department store,
Montana $50, chance to make 500 in six
months.
Retail Lumberyard Managers.
Retail yard manager, Washington. $75 to
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wholesale house. Must be a good pen
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Woodenware salesman
for Chicago house. Southern Wisconsin
territory. $4,000.
Office Manager, = -
implement factory, Southern Canada,
$1,2OO-$ 81. 500.
Manager Telephone Exchange,
1000 subscribers. Location, Minnesota.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
IS Lynchburg. Va, juno lb, 1905. y
market fort the two weeks ending June s. 1905.
reported BY John y. oglesby, OF Lynch 8 Ware-
house. were as follows: 5 "
Sold from September to June s. 1906. l4,74t-
100 pounds: sold from September ]. to June g.
7 The sales OF tobacco last week were consider
ably heavier than last week. "A The condition
and prices continue about as for some months
past, The weather for the past week has been
their tobacco and for tho plants that have
been planted which seoms g be very good
stand. The reports Indicate the crop about all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
TRADE CONDITIONS.
Business in General in Excess Of
That Of Year Ago.
IRv AssocIntei Pres

y ~ Il
n NEW YORK, June 15.--Bradstreets to-
morrow will say:
Trade and Industrial condition are sat
,isfactory, considering the season Of tho
year, the main point being that bust
ness In general Is not only OF average
proportions, hut lis, in many lines, quite
in excess Of that Of year ago. While
some parts OF tho week were too cool
for tho most active retail trade, general
results have been very satisfactory. es-
specinlly as regards demand for summer.
fabrics. Fall orders for many lines OF
goods are coming forward In goodly
volume, and jobbers appear optimistic
as to the outlook. Machinery 10 well
employed the country over, though the
summer shut-downs will. be more In evil
dence from now on. The labor situation,
while still disturbed at some points, has
II anything. There ts O slightly
better tone to pig iron, tn g 3 r,roducton
ofawhlch Is decreasing, and consumption
fis heavy, that fact preventing any large
accumulation Of stocks, Railway earn.
5ings are very large, the increase " for
May being over IA per cent, thus stamp
Ing the month as the best May on record.
Building is active, hence the immense
demand for hardware and materials In
general is well maintained, j though yellow
pine displays some weakness Fl Ices OF
commodi ties in general are, however, close
to the record level. At San Francisco
conditions are steadily Improving.
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending June 18th number
40, against 1862 last week and 175 in
the like week Of 1906, ISL in 1901, 165 In
1903 and 1T sin 1902. X ss' Il l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
ALL COMPLAINTS
NOW WITHDRAWN "
North Carolina Corporation COM
mission Cannot Punish the
Southern for Contempt.
tNoGooD UNDRESSING MATTER
N0.Go0D IN PRESSING MATTER
Counsel for Southern Denies
That Any Affront Has Been
Offered C Commission.

(specia1 to The Timcs-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Tines-Dispatch) ,S
RALEIGH, N. c., juno 15.-All COM
plants and petitions before the Corpora
ton Commission against tho new
schedule for Southern train No. Ill, from
Goldsboro to Greensboro, on the Ashe-
vile and other connecting lines, wero
to-day withdrawn by counsel for Thc
News and observer" and other petitions
ers. r. r. Gray, IN tho course Of his
statement withdrawing the proceedings.
said the commission has by its non
action decided that they have no power
to punish tho Southern Railway for It's
supreme contempt.
'Under these circumstances, with q
commission po w.erless to enforce Its or
ders on one side, and an all-powerful
Federal Court upon the other, your petit
toner sees no good In further pressing
the matters now before tho commission
They are men-o OF limited means and mus:
walt for other times and other days, when
Legislature will convene in North Caro-
lima and will pass such a Corporation
Commission act as will enable the COM
missionors serving under the Same to
enforce It's orders" 81
Counsel for tho Southern denied that
any affront was offered tho commission
by the action OF the Southern In opcrat-,
s ing its schedule. and insisted on filing
their exceptions to the order as cxplana-
tory Of their position In the matter. The
filing OF the exceptions was allowed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
BILL OFFORECLOSURE.
Foreclosure Seeks to Account for.
Default in Payment Of Interest.


i4 Especial to The Times Dlspat clh)
asi RALEIGH, N. C.,6June ia bill $ 4 OF
foreclosure has been filed BY the s SC
tady an. W Trust Company against the
Cape Fear Power Company, IN the Fed
Eeral@ Court here, the powe: company be-
Ing organized for the purpose Of develop
ing wnterpowers at Buckhorn Shoals. IN
Chatham county, for the special purp ,t,'
OF furnishing electric power for F'ayette-
vile and other towns in that tion.
The mortgage; was given in 1903 TOT the
purpose Of securing $4,000 bonds, the
foreclosure being sought, on account q
default: in the payment Of interest IN
April last, as well as the interest periods
$of October ana April preceding
Judge Purnell appointed G. Il. Belyin
and ~, Maxwell temporary receivers to
take. Immediate charge of the property
#untilsJune goth. when the power company
is notified to appear and show cause
why the foreclosure should not be al-
lowed. n t45 als'' f AZ Fl
The principal owners Of the Power
4 Company arc w. T., Morgan, OF Fayette-
vile, and r.. P. Gray, OF Greensboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
ACADEMIES ASSOCIATION,
Richrnond ( college5 Man Made on
Of Principal Addresses.
'pecIal to mic Times-Dlspatch

RALEIGH, n. c., June 15. The North
Carolina Association OF Academies last;
evening adopted tho course OF studios
formulated the past few weeks by a
committee aS of 81 representative academy,
public high school and college men, for
uniform preparation for entrance to coll
6leges. e! % 3
The city Superintendent's Association
discussed the course OF studies this after
noon. and, after some minor changes.
which will be approved by the academy
men, adopted it, SO that the course OF
studies will be put into effect, as far as
possible. In all the schools Of the State
this fall. III.
DR.. T. e. woodward, OF Richmond Col-
lege, was one of the principal speakers
for the assembly last night. his theme
being THE Ideal Teacher He made
a forcble appeal for devotion to tho
work and special care for helping along
success in the calling Of teacher there
must be great amount Of vital force
and personal magnet sm.
DR.. Bigclow, editor of st. Nicholas
Magazine, denvered an Illustrated lee
ture on Nature Study as applied In
the Teaching OF little children.
The members of the assembly spent
from 12 to / o'clock this afternoon In tho
Hall Of History Of the State Museum,
inspecting the splendid collection OF relics
Of the various epoclls Of the history Of
the State that have been accumulated
the past few years under the direction
IF Colonel r. a.. Olds The Colonel per-
sonally conducted the teachers and lee
tured admirably as they passed through
the hall. TIL &e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
COTTON LETTER
BY MILLER 8 COMPANY
especial 81 to The Times Dispatch),

Especial to The Times-D ispatch), II
II \ NEW YORK, June 15,--The market cons
Etinues to be q scalplng one. a note
worthy feature. however, is the resist
.ance encountered when October gets boz
eyen continues bearlsh. and there Is lib
eral selling on every rise, This system
OF trading Is likely to bring severe pun-
$ishment npon It's followers. should the
public become convinced that there Is
much DANGER to the crop IN the drought
now existing In South Iexas7 or the
excess OF moisture with which the a tlan-
Ete District has peen 4 surlsits y.
there can be no doubt that the situation
is serious.
The ottioial records show that over a
large area there has been no rain OK
consequence for nearly 60 days, This
lis astested by the official fgures OF rains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Bank C.1]ye:alrilntgs.
nv Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, June 3l5.-r Total bank
.clearings, So 654, 945. o Z; outside New York,
ssSs. 7Ss, 645 Increase lib per cent.
Richmond, s54s5, 165, Increase 6s.
Savannah, $3,242, 743,I decrease 1913.
Atlanta, $4.Sl4,6sS. increase 1873 Is.
Norfolk, 1905, 272, increase =. 2,
Augusta, 81, 26, 04s. decrease Isl.
Charleston, $1,000, 150. increase az.
Knoxville. sl.4s5l sos. Increase la,2.
jacksonville Sl.343,405, increase Al.
con, S492, 039, increase S0.S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Runor Denied.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Tlmes-DlspatchJ
NEW YORK. June H. Deniall!s given
to the reports that the Republic Iron and
steel Company is endenyoring to sever
its relations with the Annlgamnted 3Asso-
ss.x.-n OF IRON Steel -untl Tin Workers.
representative OF the company says
the statement that the Republic WAS
using certain demands Of the Amalga-
mated as pretext to withdraw and
operate its mills non-un!on Ia without
foundation. There is every Indication
that tho steel company and the Anal
gamated Will arrive at a harmonious
coming year. $f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
TRAIN WRECKED.
Switch Had Evidently Been Set
FL to Derail Train.

Especial to The 'Tmes-D ispntch.)
Il RALEIGH, N. c., June 15.--Seaboard
passenger train No. GO, north-bound. ran
let this morning, and Engineer George
Gill, Of this city, was painfully injured
In jumping from the train. his left arm
being broken and painful bruises received
about the Shoulders. None Of the pas
sengers were injured. nor We're either
engine or cars damaged, save In derail-
ment Tho seaboard authorities claim
the switch had not been used by any
OF the trains during the day, and an In
vestlgation showed that tho lock had been
battered or and the switch evidently set
Tor the malicious purpose OF causing a
wreck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
RAILROADS, iss
5R. r. & P. ss s:ssslss:;!yyu;g ! !

Trains Leave RIehnnond--Nor IL
SEQ A. M.-Daily. BYRD sc. Through. -
$50 a. ". --Daily-Main st. Through.
1850 a. M--Week Days--Elba. FrederickibuT
gf Accommodation, rs 7--i,srsFrs ~
$40 A. NJ, Daily Byrd st. Through. |. 4, Is
R:os noon--Week Days-Byrd 81. Through
400 y. M.--Week Days-Dyrd 81. FrederlekAst
s2sH burg accommodation. Il sSts;
6:o5 P. M.-Daily--Main ST. Through. sS
s:Sc y. M.--Week Days--El1ba. Ashland ~ 4
$50 p. M.--Daily-Byrd ST Through. s3ss
Trains Arrive Richmond southVsard.
We a. M.-Week Days-E'lba- Ashland \ ~
$40 4. M.--Week Days-Byrd 81. F,redetiekS-'
!. buiIy cornodatlon. IN y 2i sS
s;SS a. y. --Daily--Byu st. Thrcush.
al'oo A. Nh Mi-Wsek Days--Syrd 81 Through
sa.Ia 2. M-paiiy-- Maln ST. Through. SsaSs
o'o Z. a. Week Days-Elba. Fredericksburg
Accommodation. I'd
oo!dS M.--Da!ly- BYRD st Through. 4 n
300 M.-Daliy--Dytd Sc. Through. Local
a:so r. NJ r1,aily Main st. 1nrousa. II sSls 81
"a, NIOIID--Pullnlan Sleeping or parlor Cars 81 \
~ anoye trains. except trains arriving klenss
m mon y go week days. and local nccota'
t,d Time q arrivals ard departures and
W. .. DUKE. 9. ". CULP, W. 2. TAYLOR.
ASST. TO Prest. Cen. Supt. Trof.S MEr.sSt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Visible Cotton Supply.
i(Byl Associnted Press,

Y NEW ORLEANS, juno To- Secretary
Iesters statement Fl the WoT1ay y sa
the total visible to be 10 ,457,373, against
,3e12, 0lO last week and 3, 716, 631 last year.
OF this the total OF American cottonS ls
II 96S7s against 2,15s,o1o last week and
Including Egypt, Brazil. India. etc.
$4,000, against 4, 463. 900 last week and m1,-
$4,000 last year. Of the world $ Visible
afiont ana held ii Great Britain and con
ttlnental Europe 1 sci. 900, against 1924 o0
last year; In Egypt, $1,000, against $780,
600 last year; In India, o, 900. inst % o.
100 last year, and in:{t the United States
$4,000 Il gainst 672 900 last yeax Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
4 Negroes G Comma end Governor.
III /c,paoJa I Il "a Tho ,vrin,e .T1isnatchl


BALTLAIO ORE, MD. June 15.-G oyernor
swansons action In ordering a. detail OF
militia to protect Lee. the negro charged
with criminal assault, was the subject of
strong commendatory resolutions adopted
at the convention OF the Maryland Coz
operative Baptists (coored) at Union
5Colored Baptist Church, spnrrow's Point.
to-day. The resolution also urged the
leaders OF the negro race to try to lessen
crime among their people.
Governor Wnrfeld said Tonight that no
had received no request from the author
tiles OF Somerset county for q militia
guard for Lee. 80 e. 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Produce Market.

Street were rather small yesterday, as
compared with former days OF the eur
rent week, The demand was fairly ac-
tive. hut not lof the kind to create a
rush With the exception of potatoes,
which are coming to town In large qua il :
titles. there WAS no change In prices or
conditions Potatoes have gone or In
price. and are from Is to 30 cents lower
per barrel, I'M III Va a .5
Fruits keep steady IN price. While re-
cejpts are somewhat larger, the Increased
demand keeps tho figures ~, SSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Gall at Beeyile, Blanco. cuero, Dublin,
galveston, Houston, Huntsville, Luling

Gall at Beeville, Blanco. cuero, Dublin,
Galveston. Houston, Huntsville, Luling
and Wharton.
a glance at the map will show what
large area Is represented by these re-.
ported points. 1t Is safe to say That llri-
less rains como shorty, complaints from
that quarter will be loud and long. FAR
weather Is expected tomorrow after the
protracted rainy spell III the Carolt1as
and Georgia, but II showers should again
set In. this section would send many
complaints OF the crop being In the
grass and lack of labor to get 1t oit
The amount brought into sight this
week is less than half Of last years to-
tai. The visible supply figures to-nlorro"
are likely to be quite buIllsh.
There ts also q chance that the Chroni-
Gle may note complaints OF too much rain
in the Carolinas and Georgia and the
drought in South Texas, in which case
Europe would sit UP and take notice. as
tho Chronicle Is looked upon abroad as
Eultra-conservative.
Liverpool is due to come about points
lower in the morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Governor Glenn Improves.
Ofsn,,e,cti al to The Tlmes.DIspntoh.)

RALEIGH N. C., June Ex-Governor
Glenn was at his desk. In the Executive
office, this morning for the first time In
more than a week, Ho has by no means
recovered yet, but his physician con-
sented for him to DO In the office until
noon, attending to some OF the more
important correspondence. Flo has had
noI fever for two days now. He has
lost moro than fifteen pounds In flesh
during his yllness, Mrs. Glenn, who
has also been quito sick for several days,
was able to slt4up to-day. H 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
.Soutflerr1R ailWay

!, TRAINS LEAVE yRICtIMoNL.
o,. ~. BEtolowing schedule figures publlAhed
VIZ .sy as aton, ana are not guarantc
,nn TX a. tM.-Daily--Losai for Charlotte, Nv.c.
la'S0 r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pullman ia 4
atlanta and birmingham. New Orleans.
Mcmphis. Chattanooga md all tho sSoutn.5s
through coach for Chase City. OxfoTd.
~. Durham and Raleigh, + -
Se oo sl.-Ex. sundsy- -Ieeyav1ie Local
llso z. Observation-Disclosures ready Oh /
=. Nj, for all the South. Sal tx RI
YORK RIVER LIN q. fSis iss3Sssii sEs
4;So - M.-Excspt SInday--No f16-Baltlnofes
';ic Fl T;. M{,-IpScep. sundaySo. 1o--Loeal %
445 a. 4; t.,;E;xeep, sundayNo. te
4 !. y. TRAINS ARRIVE sR1cHMoND.ss S$ sssss
ssS a. ~ 80 P. M.-From all tho South .s:s
n 10 z; M.--From Charlotte, . Raleigh. Durha1n,s
!, y Chase City and Local Stations. .ss$5st.;s5
Si2 q. n From Keyavtlle and Local ste t!oncs
sl l, s. s., M-o Baltimore
. 1919 AN a; No O. s1s y II, 80: 7syssh,
West Point and Local Stations. .lSS;
!, IN; NJ IS and No. Is stop ouinton. Tunstalis
white House and Lester Manor.
c. w. WESTBuRY,4D. n. AZ. lAs5 ass.s M
(. .siLs3s;. a.n. r. Main ST.. RRichmond. Va
II. B. SPENCER, s. sI.SHARDW1CK,a
5i2sE Gen. Mgr.;S Sh.f53 AIS. Traf NJ grsssiss
w. HI TASI.OE. o.. r. A.: ff5 8F
Washington, D.. g. si fss z h. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
! DANVILLE TOBACCO MARKETS NJ RI,
reported by Dibrcll Bros.) n

Danville, va. une Is, 1906
We have to- report fairly large sales this
week, and on Thursday and Friday they lasted
several hours. Most OF the tobacco was fresh
stock from first hands, the qualify OF which
would indicate that the farmers are cleaning
out their barns, az there was a very small
quantity OF fne tobacco offered Prices have
been we'll up on all 5 grades. and some fancy
prices were paid for a few piles OF high colored
wrappers. The weath Their for tho past two weeks
has been exceptionally fine for finishing up the
think full crop has been planted In this
section There has been considerable inquiry
for tobacco In hog sheads but tho volume OF
business has been small. S55i 955 "a