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The Washington times., 1906-09-16

The recent marriage OF J. .. A
Ward. the veteran sculptor. at the age
of seventy-six would seem 10 indicate
that the scuIptors belong 20 a long-lived
class with highly developed matrimonial
tendencies. It IS stated that this Is Mr.
Ward 3 third matrimonial venture
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

George B. Matthews. FAINTER Of por-
traits and historical pictures, is now
busiIy engaged upon his large historical
paiEtirg Of Lee and his Generals The
painting viii contain twenty standing
figures OF full size. grouped about Gen
eTaI zee. The group is placed at the
edge OF a forest
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Clark. the
former well known hotel man in the
National Capital are spending their
annual outing ia Atlantic City al the
Boutwell,
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Mr., and Mrs A d. Fox. Miss Mar
garet Fox. and Miss T. A Kolb OF
Washington are at Hotel Morton.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
Shepherd Statue Completed.

The bronze statue OF Governor Alex
ander r. Shepherd, the work OF L. s J..
Dunbar. a local sculptor. has been
completed for some time. and is now in
the basement of the Corcoran Gallery
of Art. Tho statue will be given a prom
inent place in front Of the entrance of
the new Municipal Building. Occupyins
the small triangular reservation formed
by the intersection Of z street with
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
This statue Is considered by the most
Intimate acquaintances of Governor
Shepherd as a faithful portrait and
characteristic pose Of the former gov
'crnor OF the District whose work in the
transformation of the Capital from a
city Of poorly graded streets TO a city
Of dignity and beauty is we'll remem-
bcred by the older residents Of Wash
ingtOn.
Inness Canvas on Exhibition.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
lContInued - Fourth 20

German. Josephine German. Marie How
ard, Marie McDermott. Mary Munce,
Marjorie Corcoran. and Mrs. Elizabeth
Munce and Messrs. OLoughlin, How
ard. Corrigan, Ryan, Harrison, Crawford,
Keane. Inch, Pitzer. Calder, FennelL
Thomas. Harper, Williams. BritsOn. and
Quigley.
The High View Pleasure Club held It's
semi-mouthly meeting last Tuesday
evening. After business dancing was
kept up until a late hour. Refreshments
were served. Among those present We're
Mr. and Mrs r. A EbeTle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Varderschaaf. Mr.. and Mrs. John
WeTls. Mr. and Mrs Robert Lawrenson,
Mr. and Mrs John Brecht. Mrs. r. s.
Lawrenson. Misses Carrie and Ella
Iawrenson. Carrie, Alice and Lottie
Kramer, Lulu Wahling. Marguerite
Sweeney, Sarah Ohphant. Marion cid
ding. Miss Margrave. Clinton Brown, A.
J. Davis, f. X. Plant, W. s Bracket,
Robert Brown, c. Y. Brown, George r.
F. Chase. Leroy Willett.
The semi-annuaI election Of officers for
the ensuing term was held in the club
rooms, Il X street northeast, by the
Washingtonians on Monday evening
last. The following were the officers
elected: President. c. y. Phelps; vice
president, Miss Annie Harmon. secre-
tary, r. T. Bricker; treasurer, Miss
Marion GiddinEs. Committees were APP
pointed TO arrange for the clubs opening
dance which takes place at National
Rifles Armorv on Thursday October IS.
=
evening was devoted TO music and dan
cling. The following were present:
Misses Sadie E~eslin. Marion Giddings.
a. Harmon. Katie Slater, Edith Apple
bv. Ethel Harding. Agnes SaNty, Ruth
Hessen, Mrs. Appleby and Mrs. Dun
can. &. y. Phelps, George +. +. Chase,
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
ST. Louis Endowment Fund.

American painters should be stimu-
lated by the news that an endowment
which viii yield an annual revenue Of
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
Personal Notes.

Z II Miller. who has been for some
fifty years identified with Washington.
and who IS one Of the most conspicu-
Gus etcheTs Of this city, has returned
from his vacation at Gapland, Nd,
where in the intervals betr cen the fire.
quent showers. he was industFiously en-
gagged in making pencil sketches 70 rur-
nish themes for the work OF the season.
Mr. Miller shows some interesting
studies OF that section OF country where
the mountains OF the Blue Ridge ana
;he Elk mountains combine 10 form sub
jects Of a high degree Of interest 70 AL
painters.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

The seventeenth annual exhibition OF
the New York Water Color Club will
be held I'm the galleries Of the American
Fine Arts Society from November 10 to
D1ra~77
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
The Meadow Brook Hunt.

another. enjoying a1c dispensing hospi-
tality az each.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Mrs Isabel Smith and her daughter.
of Washington. are spending Septem-
beI at Hotel Berkeley.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moran, OF
Washington, the former treasurer Of
tne Home Savings Bank. are staying
al the Pennhurst. for a fortnight.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Miss Louise Heath has been for some
FIVE weeks on a vacation IN Nansemond
county. Va. AS she expects 70 resume
her teaching iu October, she has oc-
cuplcd this vacation in resting, and even
such slight study as occasional sketch
ing was abandoned during the vacation
period
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Mr. and Mrs. John Pool. the former
connected with the Government service
AZ Washington. are spending the middle
weeks of September here
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

j.. p. Weller, prominent druggist of
the National Capital. Is spending a part
Of September at Earl Mar Hau
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Sargent anc Copley Omitted.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art has
recently published a catalogue contain
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

a. r. Dulin. Of Washington. accom-
panied by Mrs. Charles q. Dulin and
Miss NJ b. Dulln, is spending a fort
night At Hotel SheIburue.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. William Ramsay and
their pretty daughter. OF Washington.
have apartments at the Holmhurst for
The month Of September.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

United States Senator John r. Dry
den. OF Newark, spent the early part
of the week at the shore He Just came
down over night TO get a breath Of salt
air 10 aid him IN thinking up cam
paign speeches
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

James Henry AIOser has returned from
West Cornwall. Conn. and after a few
days in the city, VIII go 10 Warren, Pa,
where he will remain until the early
part OF October when he viii again re-
sumo his duties as instructor in water
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Mrs. Lillian Cook DOuEherty has re-
turned 90 the city and is now in search
or quarters where small studio may
be iEpr0vised near 10 tie schools In
which she is engaged as arr instructor,
in order that leisure time may be en-
ploycd in serious work during the win
ter
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Inness Canvas on Exhibition.
McCreary. the art dealer in T street,
has or exhibition fine example Of the
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
FORMAL
CHARGE MUST
Be BROUGHq
COUNTY ATTORNEY SAYS THAT
IN ulB OPINION ISEuAUOuh
CANNOT 1910 TRIED MONDAY,

county Attorney DOuthltt suya that
chat ho docs not soo how Deputy Shorn
tohnuohu con bo tried noxl Monduy
oyening ns wns oxpoctod 10 myB
lbnl unless u rOrmnl churgo ~ brought
nothing onn be- d0n0 The nhidayltB
Hro simply IN lho nHlure OF evidence
ana no charge N made.
nm my opinion" sud tho attorney
This morning "thcro viii be- no trlnl
ON next Monday oVonlng No formnl
charge has bron brought HgnlnBt Ko-
hnu0hn ana therefore nothing con bo
done, Tho Dnidaylls 1ro simply oyi-
denoo ana mnko no chnrgos The
ease cannot be tried before the Board
~ Supervisors before ~ chnrgo is flod."
Tho complaint viii be sont down IA
Deputy Sheriff Kohnu0bn by the COun.
" clerk today n N simply the roBo.
luton pnsaod by the bonrd ~ their lnal
meeting
Tha county attorney viii probably
R0 down 10 lf0OlnulOn on noxt Baturdny
morning ~ confer with Kehnuobn.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12

ton ana ln 1901 Mr. Erwin anld Car
tor went over ~ HrornH mnd 0aynOr
"body ana soul" Just how ho wnH
10 bo paid the agreement IN This body
uudaHuul aolla0ul" docs not npponr but
II lllllo lulor. whon tho payments bogun
upUu lhu biz contracts mndo undor tho
large appropriation, divisions Of tho
money could be- shown 10 have boon
made ul lho end pf onoh month nH
regularly ns oloot worb
from 1892, continued M Erwin,
month by month lno bulnncoH from
payments, nfor dolrnylng lhe oxponsea
NJ The work and payments mudo 90
lholr ooacouHplrulors, thg younger Opys
nor und others involved, w'ro split up
by Oroono. Gnynor and carter M oauoi
amount
NJ Erwin guyo 3D. description of tho
WORK onllod FOR under The "biR con-
tract" Nv improve lho river from I'M
vpnnnh down ~ 1'yboe lHlnnd ~ tho
nyera mouth llo oKpninod ~ the
court und The lury lho incoming nnd
purpose of Hpur dHma, training walls,
mmllroHaoa fAolneH ana other terms.
improvements Of Cumberland sound,
lno inside wntorwuy from Savannah IA
Fl0rldn nud The Huynuunh river about
Augusta ana tho AllnHnhn river
IN lho advertising Of lneso contracts
Mr ErWlU doclnrod cnrlor dld not fol-
lDW lhp regulations, Oflou ON &,OOOOOI
contracts cutting dOwu tbo lltue ana "a
managing uE bD suppress competition
ana louyo lbo work necessarily ~ fWI
~ lbo Atlantic Contracting Company
NJ Whioh gro"Uo ana GUynOr und Cnr'
lur w0ro ne ohlnr bonononnos.
VurOuB obstacles were thrown IN lh,
Wgy NJ other prospective bidders cnr
lor wus suld ~ hDyo Kept Tho speelncI'
liDUH under lJok ana Key, gUnr1lnl
lUoW ouofully ana knowing oyory MN
WhO g0l u copy cpHor, said M lGr
win, adopted Hpnns ~ slOp tho cOHpo
lIlOu, lho alleged c0uBplfulOrs some
times buying on other bidders nnl
loDyluR me WORK ~ lbo Allnulic con
tWplUR Company nt nEOfbllHni prices
~ one instance, suid M Erwin
whore tbey oould not bHy or an out
sldor tho government was sayod owe
8DDOO0 UH one pUHlrugl ~ the cOurB
Of 0yn ~ siK yGnfH he Hrld, from lbD
~ lsDl he contracts Win that singl
. exception went ~ Groono ana 0HynO
. Hud carter ma lbo net DrOnls wor
. regularly divided among these three.
OflpH n WHs The ouHN be said, ~
. pima ono NJ the younger u1yn0fH,
foreman f0r ureone ana OaynOr, q
e. EDmp other hencbmHn would bid nn
! secure lhe work, lhe contract IN rohlli
! going ~ Greene ana 0nyn0r
~ lbe eKooptloH, whom tho cOntuc
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
NO MORE
HACKS, So
SAYS PETERS
TilE ATTORNEY GENERAL POSTS
AN OFFICIAL ORDER AGAINST
USE on VEHICLES


NY instruction Of the Attorney Gcu-
0rul, notice rs hcroby givon that use Df
hacks undor government oxponan by
mombcrg Of this department, IN strict
~ prohibited from now on.
JOHN NJ, KlGA, Clorf
Dated April 10, 1906"
The above notice has boon posted In
Tho office Of the attorney general, II
occupies conspicuous place on tho
val, 1ho mombors Of The fOrco whom
spOlien 10 about n modoslly aldosloppcd
any hints thnt II was intended Tor
thon, with ono exception, ana that wna
Chester Doyle, who looked worry self
conscious, though ho Buid at nrst ho
didn't know anything about H.
u ls whispered however that tho
lCHmlnOlOgy department Of the ONCE
was employing TOO many hackmon 10
suit Petofa n was oven showing signs
Of an inciplont automobile habit and
tho attorney general decided 10 nip tho
worm T. the bud, 80 10 sponk, ana 10 bo
Ihnd notice posted which M causing
tho crimlnOloglHt 10 receive the bono0ia
of exercise nB pedestrian DOyle de-
clnros that he has always been % dlB.
lclplo Of Aristotle anyhow, and iH glad
~ hHyo an 0niclnl order compelling hin
10 keep ~ hls elnndng 100 ono NJ th'
IPrrpniotlcs,
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
LUNCHEON GIVEN TO
SHOW APPRECIATION
JOHN A. BUCK AND CAPITALS W.
NATION ENTEfgrAlNGD AT
LUHCiuHON.

John A. Buck ana Captain w BalBop
were entertained loduy "a 70 luncheon
on the EWn innni NJ mo iinwnlnn llos
lnI nv the Trustees NJ tho Chamber
NJ Commerce Qud lborDirocioH NJ mo-
MERCHANTS hfaOclHliOn,
1ho l1bln wua beautifully dorDmlrd
vim forms, mHil0 Hnd cufunUOu8. BDua
vonlr mruus wore used
1ho luncheon WnH Rlvon ~ SHOW lhn
appreciation Of ti0 entertainment Of
lhe iluwniiun Delegation ~ Washing
ton by tbn Huu Francisco Chamber of
Commerce white lbo delegation woa M
thnl cily Captain MnlFOn md Mr.
lluolt nre mombefH M lhnt Chamber
1h0 iHvilod guests Wnro JUlu a.
DurE. ~ a M1Houy a OHryIG ~
g. WOO1. H. a NounrdY T.. ~. L1ny
w. ~. Hmlb, W. w lfaUa H. o.
! W0uun, i. ~ ,p0naer -, 4 WWIlr
N. g. lobIuHpu w. j, LoWfoy. a. a
Lou, L q pmh w. - Smith, % w
smith, d. w. roua, A. %, LaorN W. %
| ulllnFh1U, T. a uurt Jr w o. Lun1.
| n OHnloN 0oofgo DgrRln qua C1pl1iI
MnlHOu
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
AND
RESIGNATION

Tho return Of J, y Cooke from Maui
In expected to be followed by u mcot-
lng OF the Board Of immigration, to dts
ouss with Collector stocl,oblo the dc
tails Of the lnttor's trip 10 Europe TO
secure acttlcra Acting Governor At
kInson stutod today that no further
move had been nude IN the matter,
but II ~ understood that thoro viii be
n meeting tomorrow or Saturday ot
which Stnckablo and the mombors OF
the board viii talk the matter over
Tho Alameda tomorrow W expected
10 bring the formal approval by the
Treasury Department Of Stgctnblo's
request for leave Of absence ana on
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12

rhe Nfoono ana uuynor conspiracy
UnBo Including aH n dld tho downfall
~ Lieut. rhnpr who was convicted
ana sentenced ~ u long term 0f I'M
uflHOumrut WINS one Of lhn most BIZ
iuuv fought rnHHs IN the history NJ
such proceedings Tho ncluW lrnl
~ DO onHe began lho middle NJ March
n bHB been prosecuted by Assistant
United Hlnlua DlHIrlnl Attorney Marion
erwin.
iu blH opening settlement ~ lbo lury
Mr irwin suld lHW n would show IN
support NJ Tho unnrgo NJ conspiracy
ihal the defendants knew o1oh olhor
personally lhnl lhpy were uHHuoOniod
ihni iliny numn lognIbor w un nWooa
mon ~ dnfHu1 lhu government ~ lho
united Hlulns nud lhul lho overt nct
~ conspiracy hnd nnunlly boon com.
miiiodI NJ EfwlH lbpu outlined ~
ihe jufy Whni evidence llo prOHroua
zion wUuld presoul
q yory lurgo pnu ho Wid would be
documentary evidence. mo gGyprua
Weul would HpHh Nv HhOW mot Lieut.,
~ M tnnpr ruWb here w 1884 uHd0r
GHH gumoru nUd WnH o0Uu. olod Wilh
ne UVnf Uud hurbUr WDrlt Whnu lpa
prGpIullOuH fDr rltrr und hHrbof Wofu
NOT ~ lHrgn 900 now curlor was apa
pointed N oburgo mon lho do1lh NJ
gnu glmDw ma lHn government
YOU'D shOW said Mr Erwlu lhpl ho foll
iH Wllh GtnnDo uu1 Gnyuor here. w
tDcl meeting Gtonn nl Charleston
VINO OH Ibn WUy ~ EuyuUHh
hl aH ruuy aluEp Mr Erwin a1i1i lhf
contractors HlHtlud Nv WUrlt Du CuUpr
getting MIN lulU llllln Hldo pDulupli
Wili lhpm ma mutUg lllllo nOUot
tDf MIN, ~ M ln1sl 80 DrploHdlne lhU
ibnH commenced Nv llud hin money
tin WHH u young Unlpnr WhD und ~
uUuny Nv himself tip would p1y lhl
mGuoy bupl, Hud ui nrst lho lO1us wor
iuoonsldofHbln, bui FoDU lja uUOuDl
rev NJ Hs muph 900 t2,OOO, gradual,
mo amounts Increased, ma io became
involved M contracts ana enterprise
YIN them. 1'bplr associations W'r
yefy dOsG IN tho euny stages, ma the
he'd bin NJ bplinyo be WHs SECOND liad
man NJ gfnni 1blllly, ma lhul h
UOuld loHyg the army And RO IN VII
them M lhp ohffylng Oul NJ Rfeat cOn
uaUs IN Cbllo nHd elsewhere
M, Erwin Implied lhat the defend
ants never ma any intention NJ carry
ing Gui those plans. bat ny entering IN
~ tbom lhny made cHtlor lbrlr mal
indlsDulatiy TbpH lbp alleged oOu
splmmB Interested the paOplo N ~
vauHab b1fb0f work, u great cOHyet
llpB being HtfhbRnd ~ lend nld ~ M
a.. A.. a
scheme nyHh, ma offered % splendid ~
bOfluHlly fDf lbG alleged oDnsplfntOu
Congress madH lhlB great aDprOpflu
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
UNIQUE SERVICE At
CATHOLIC MISSION
THE SERVICE KNOWN AZ THE
WASHING or THE FEET CELE-
BItATED TODAY

At 3 O'Clock This afternoon % unique
service was held at the Catholic Mis-
sion. II ls known as the Wishing Of
tho Feet" Twelve old men the poor
est that could be- found are dressed
nll IN new clothes ana given dollar
zach, These during the service rec
present the twelve apostles During
tho ceremony the Bishop drops few
drops 0f wntor upon their feet ana
wipes n or. The service N only about
lwonty minutes IN duration.
High POntlncal mass VIII be cclc-
brntcd nt 1890 u, ~, on Easter Sum
day NJ the Cathedral
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
END OF A FAMOUS
MISSION RESIDENCE
TiH BTONE3 on WHICH 80 WAS
BUIT USED no Iu3rhiu 8TnEET
IN LAUAfNA.

LAIlAiHAo Aprli a.. During tho ro-
cont stormy woothor tho waterfront
has boon considerably oroded, IN e0mo
places nopr Main strict Tbo town
authorities aro repairing dnm1gea
tphlng slOu0 from th0 old building
Whlnh WuH constructed 10 long while
uH0, for "a celebrated missionary named
lunhud1 a 10 ezpent'd thut sub.
alDuNll Hldo Walk Win bo bullt On NOR
Hrrnt
homo pf0gfnHs hua boon made lu nll
.ug iu lho old lull Wh.rb la M ni
uu.HuIlury condition.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12

the collector abscntug himself from
his post In these islands are llkoly 10
arrive by the Alameda, lie viii after
tho receipt of that Information, bc In "A
better position TO discuss his future
course ana TO determine when he will
be- able 10 depart on his trip.
10 G. Staclublo the brother Of tho
Collector ana who is the next ranking
oficlul In the local service VIII no
doubt be- named ns the acting collector
during the absence Of The regular COLI
lCclOr.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12

receiving II ho viii be ready TO take up
actively tho work Of preparing TO go.
A meeting OF the board may be held
tomorrow afternoon II he receives tho
expected mail
The custsms department will be left
In charge OF re. Stackablc, the nrst
deputy In the department II ia stul
the rumor, IN fact that Collector Stack
able viii resign his position altogether
ana that II. G, sDucSablo viii probably
succeed him, II ~ Understood that
developments are likely 60 show that
the labor agent will have 90 spend
much moro than ak months at tho
work, ana In this event Staekable Win
resign
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
Don't Put 1t OFF
Any Longer

"a ia % most common occurrence ipr
10 pnfa0n NJ HbVl non, / VIII niirnd ~
mn VIII l1iof" hnd thoH l0ees mo 0pa
p0fluHty Nv d0 a0, Hltor through hN.
pldnnl ~ HlrhnoHH. mo mnilHf IA one
pf inheritance, Hnd vHl nov lliile
Thought N given M a.
b1llnf mako y0Hf viii Al 0Hce hnd
mon lbe i0vad 0Hns WIN bo protected
lii The event m y0ur sudden demise. "
vgB hH iH doubt about ium hDW n
pt0anfd IN mo mutton consult ua hhl
wn Vim bdViHH gOH ns Wial must NJ
GgUa iB 6fdef w make yDuf VIII
pf0paf lnR1l document
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
7HE COLLECTORS ORDERS
ARE Expected TOMORROW
MAIL ADVICEs FROM TREASURY DEPARTMENT
REACH COLLECTOR srACKABLE THE ALAMEDA MAIL
Morlow-wII. GIVE COMPLETE DETAILS REGARDING HIS A-
pROACHING

Collector stnrkoblo win probably re-
colvo by mnil tomorrow fun udyicos
from the Department Of the Tronsury
regarding bis projected trip 10 Europe
IN The interests Of the Territorial lmmi-
grafton board the only adylcca that
ho has thus far received regarding fay-
ornblo nctlon upon his application for
90 leave OF absence, were Rlycn IN "a
cnbcRrnm fran Goncrnl Sargent Of the
Immigration burcnu 10 Acting Gov-
ornor Atkinson,
Tho orders ana an details regarding
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12

g. YanbmOt6 Wholesale dealer
IN Japanffo goods, VII show y0U
ph0lpH flmplf8 Special attention
fiyan NJ plantation ofdeF Telephobr
M0ln 500. =. N. lioK so iiOlel street
ur1f Euuuuu
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
nuRNs AND scALps.

Tho pain of burn or scnld Is almost
Instantly relieved by applying Cham
bcrlnln's Pain Balm with o. feather. Il
also heals the injured parts more
quickly than any other throatmcnt and
unless the burn Is very severe does not
leave scar. For sale by All dealers.
Benson, Smith a. Co, agents for Ha-
waii
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
.+"+'+.+++s+.+.4.++++.+.4.S
Will ESCORT IA PALOMA.

The gnsollne schooner Malolo wiz
oacorl the yachts ~ far as Diamond
Head on Saturday afternoon. shc VIII
sail from tho old Klnau wharf. Those
desiring can secure accommodations OF
wharf
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12

The Charles Guitar Bnd Mandolin
studio bnH boon removed ~ mo resi-
dnnrn, 7G3 hnhlllD street. lustfna
monls given 10 puplls without extra
pUHfrn,
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
A GOOD TONIC

All we'll browod beer, used IN reason
able quantities, never hurt anyone. Tho
Ingredients have been used for CEN
turtles as t0nics. Youil appreciate the
purity and mlldncss I'm Rainier Beer.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
4 MAINnM WINUNW.

hnd ono ven worth going Foyeral
BLOCKS ~ soe, ~ Wnll Nichols dlgplny
~ igaslef Novelties, Duphs, oeese,
CblpkanH, itbbbils aB natural ~ m the
Old Home iiHU YHfd
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
MAWTIlLL MnllN nAnnAInl-

lioRullr 26o whllo goods m lleo
stripes, fHboy chenis, satin stripes, 'to
a. l2he lhis Wook nt Baobs nv 00OdH
| On Also mnnv other Rtonl bafRnlus
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
ILI.lILMDn nLlANIInM-

0eoffo ". 0n1f has 0pofe1 uy NJ
1ra8 ln lhn rooms fgfn0Hy occupied by
Justice ifalrh 0n NHHhumHnu street
Telephone MalH gii
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12

Tho light touch the bcnuty ~ the
work Of the Underwood machine ia un'
Hurpnannd AHriRh A. CO., uRrntH
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
CONTINUED o0 pngo HlgbD.


Largest stock " iGaster nggs IN the
cllY New England Bakery
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12

10 Wall Nichols ana Rot mo b0K Of
their nov Typew1ler ppper for 800
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
mo

Arriving, April 0.=S r. Olympia
from Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12

Impun Vnlrr should b0 uyo'd'd A
glass of beer at lbo CllorIon affords ap
rac0lonl Hubullul0
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12

Automobiles obH bo tlfed d1y 0i
might al CluD stables, rOrl street.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12

u. r. Ehlcra n CO. win be- closed all
dny tomorrow Good Friday
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
ISLAND gpBGfALTuGB

~ Kinds NJ Island jHms, jelliea ana
pickies Mrs., KonfHs, lH Hotel 49,
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
Greene And GaynOr
Are Convicted

BED GREAT LEGAL rlanr IN wncn rrG UNITED STATES
ron YEARS Has punaunp MEN nmrIHvUp GUILTY. TIM
MOST diaAErlo CONSPIRACY IN CONNECTION WITH
MnNT GoErnAors mEoG rlg STAR HourE DAYS,
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
June Wedding
For Princess Ena
,a~ ASSOCIATED Press Gable to The Starr
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nfor Victoria viii 10 married. juno
VESUVIUS STILL ACTIVE


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The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-12
COMMITTEE ACTS
FAVORABLY

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-01
Again In Circulation.

Uncle Sam has again put into
circulation the $3.50 gold piece,
which for some time past has
been practically obsolete. These
shining gold pieces, which are a
trifie larger and but a little
heavier than the silver dime, are
being handed over to depositors
and others by the Bank of Sparks.
Il thought you would kick on
that $3.50 gold piece" said
Cashier Mncahy at the Bank of
Sparks to a customer today.
Uncle Sam has again put them
into circulation, and we will have
to use them in cashing checks
and making change except in
instances where a kick isregister-
ed, on account of the size of the
coin.
Although can count money
as quick IS the best of them with
the eagle half and quarter eagle
I have to be more careful in
counting sums, in which the 81. so
gold piece is used, I"
Most'of the customers at the
Bank of Sparks who. have re-
ceived the $3.50 gold Id pieces to
date. have been glad to get hold
ofthem, and kept them. ! even
when asked BY Cashier Mulcahy
if they preferred silver instead.
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