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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-10

JAPANESE RICE MILL co. LTD
Notice is hereby given that AT the
annual meeting of the japanese Rice
Min Co, Ltd. held in this city on jan
uary s. 1906. the following named gen.
tlemen were elected to serve as off,
GERS and directors of the company far
the ensuing year:
s Kojima. President: W Motoshige.
Yice-President; Y Takakuwa, Secre-
tary; X. Odo. Treasurer; D. Yonekura.
Auditor: T. Murakami. Director: NJ
Kawahara. Director; K. Yamamots.
Director: t Sumida. Director; H Ia
naka, Director.
Y TAKAKUWA.
Secretary, japanese Rice Mill Co, Lid
1908
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EXPECT SERIOUS
TROUBLE IN CHINA

| WASHINGTON. December 2S--Or'
ders were issued at the War Depart
| r1ent today directing the First ana
| Second Regiments of Infantry and the
/ Eighth and Thirteenth Batteries OF
Field Artillery to proceed to Manila
The First Infantry viii sail from New
York for the Philippines February l.
and the Second Infantry and artillery
on the same day from San Francisco
In sending this large body Of troops
10 the Philippines the War Department
has not followed the usual custom OF
Withdrawing an equal number from
the islands TO the United States. Ex-
plantations OF the movement by the
War Department officials vary, but
there is reason to believe il is MADE
in expectation Of trouble in China, the
forerunner OF which has just occurred
at Shanghai.
The administration is fearful Of what
may happen in China and the possi-
bilitv that this Government may be
forced 10 send troops for the protec-
ton of American lives and property IN
China is considered serious. The out
burst of feeling at Shanghai is regard
ed by no means as an incipient pro-
test against Americans as d result OF
the boycott, but as an uprising against
the entire foreign element, without re-
gard 10 nationality.
The orders TO sail February I have
~ 1HS nd q short
time to prepare for what may be two
or three years service. When these
troops arrive in Manila. the Govern
ment will have a larger force there
than il has had for nearly three years
Touching upon the possibility of an
uprising in Shanghai that would serl-
ousiy endanger American lives and
property, an official who has seen long
service in China pointed out today that ,
gunboats OF considerable size can as
cend the river as far as Shanghai and
moor safely almost alongside the IA
nous Bund or open promenade that |
stretches along the harbor's edge, |
a butting on which are the foreign set |
Elements. Gunboats could thus sweep !
the entire city with their guns or land |
crews Of sailors and marines at a mo- |
nent's notice.
But the foreign settlements contain |
important internal resources in the
form Of a well organized volunteer
guard. about which little is known |
outside China. Nearly forty years ago |
the foreign residents, then few in num-
Der compared with those now living |
there. organized this force The best
men in the community enrolled them |
selves in this volunteer organiza ton |
The British were most numerous with |
the Americans a close second. and these /
two nationaIities have uniformly acted
together in all matters of defense
The British Government has armed
this force. II is made up in a large
part Of young men Of athletic
and habits used TO cross
country riding and to field sports,
making an ideal volunteer organiza-
ion. The companies elect their own
officers. but the entire force is every
year carefully inspected by British
regular army officers of high rank.
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Mission. falling 10 get any offers for
their vessel now lying in Honolulu
harbor. the Morning Star. have at last
put price upon il. W ". Han
their representative in Hawaii. has
been advised that the Board viii sell
for $50. 900.
The kawaihae postoffice fire has
developed the fact that the postmaster
was also the lighthouse keeper and
used the postoffice as a storehouse Tor
lighthouse oil The postmaster has
been suspended and his job as light
house keeper Is also pau. Another
man mas his place at a better salary
than the old one received
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Corner California and Montgomery
Streets, San Francisco.
For the six months ending Decen-
Der 81, 1905. dividends have been de-
clared on the deposits in the savings
department of this company as fol-
lows: On term deposits at the rate
of 6-10 Der cent per annum, and on
ordinary deposits at the rate Of 3 1-e
per cent. per annum, free of taxes.
and payable on and after Tuesday,
January 2. 1906
J. DALZELL BROWN,
1904 Manager
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thai
% @ a 5 ' without 6ss5 s .s s's , s ground s' 'e.
He vas al the y Kauai on similar business
reasonable fureh* Adams by granting the request the
County would prolat save about $4,000 plans
specification 'agu and inen impossible
and proper estimate for the following
a. The specification approximate Quantities of rock or
earth to be eHoavate whether the material wholly
whether the in earth The average
length and depth Of drains located specification
merely stated New
there shall every drains
have fall of starting point
QII of falling be trimmed off
and the material removed from the road The
here are not located How know the
rions located by the engineer by the Board
Qv9 depth excavation by
feet of width
sketch as determined by the Board of supervi
part of the specification This
specification calls rock
sketch calls finished
of the road and six inches the shoulders
the pheaions' Was it done bidder,
points to Mr. adams M i b os that s dfd as Sem ma,
about but to Lucas he had the Of the
Immediately be
fore 10 He in remained there until 11:4o
still (noon
him then He asked for the specification told him had laid
desk during
asked for bid I him
for the opening of the bids until the next week. had made similar
Getting satisfaction,
with he
be all
told he
would be brought the Boards meeting that evening We agreed then
the under a
Board
From the I
n
nota case
bids,
happened history department
be hoped will Evidently
as
Public Territory
intending bidder the atmosphere would have
o. o
of
tn inst Thanking for remain,
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NOTICE

We take this method OF notifying
the public that al accounts due US
which are not settled within sixty days
from date VIII be placed IN the hands
Of an attorney for collection
(Signed)
THE PORTER FURNITURE co.
Per X = PORTER.
Honolulu. January 2, 1906. 15s
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MEETING NOTICE.

PACIFIC HARDWARE co. LTD
The adjourned annual and quarterly
meetings Of The Pacific Hardware Co.
Ltd win BE- held at the Office az tina
3. r Dillingham; Co. Ltdsou Wednes-
day. January u. 1896. at 10 O'Clock a. m
JAS. GORDON SPENCER.
.sps Secretary
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THE poet?" Yes. Ia forgotten he
wrote verse, and when he asked ne
VINO my favorite poet was, I told hin
Shakespeare. ''-Clevelaad Leader.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY,
526 California St. San Francisco.
For the half year ending Deem
Der 81, 1905. a dividend has been de-
clared at the rate OF three and six
tenths g 6-10) per cent per annum on
all deposits. free Of taxes. payable
on and after Tuesday, January 2, 1906
GEORGE TOURNY.
1904 Secretary
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QUARTERLY MEETING.
c. BREWER & CO. LTD.

c. BREWER & CO. LTD.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the
stockholders OF {. Brewer * Company.
Limited, viii be held at the Office "
the company in Honolulu, on Satur-
day. January 3. 1866, at 10 O'Clock
a n
Dated, Honolulu, T H, January G.
1906
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ARMY POST LUMBER ARRIVES.

The American schooner Camano,
Captain SAKE. whose home port is Port
Gamble, arrived from that port yes
terday afternoon and is locked al the
Likelike wharf. Later she will go TO
the Railroad wharf as she has on board
a lot OF lumber that viii be used by
the Burren Construction Co, in the
erection of the Kahauiki barracks for
the War Department.
The Camano brought 1.o20, 600 feet Of
lumber consigned TO Levers & Cooke.
She was twenty-seven days on the
trip and experienced during one day
one of the worst storms recently
known on the northern Pacific. How
ever, Captain Sake and his ships COM
pany OF nine men were ready for the
worst and not the slightest damage
was done the good ship She sighted
nothing save coasters
Upon unloading the Camano viii sail
light for Port Gamble.
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| The Oceanic steamship Sierra ar
rived off port at ; yesterday morning
and locked at the Oceanic wharf abou
| eight. She brought six passengers fol
Honolulu and a goodly list Of through
passengers.
Among the through passengers was
| a newspaper man of the Coast BY the
name of Allan Kelly, who has beer
in Australia investigating conditions
there. He says that conditions in New
Zealand are most ideal, there being no
| paupers and few very rich people in
the Colony.
Another prominent passenger was
Miss Nellie Stewart who, with her
company, is bound for San Francisco
where she will open in sweet Nell Of
Old Drury.''
Mr.. and Mrs. Brunin are also the
atricaI people going to play an engage
Inent at the Orpheunn in San Francis
CO as tugglers. Sydney Clementson
was another passenger. He IS a wool
buyer returning from the Colonies.
Frank D. Brown, representing the
Singer Sewing Machine Co, with his
wife. is returning TO America. G. c,
Walker is a Java commercial man.
George Compere is an entomologist Of
the California State Board of Horticul-
ture who has been hunting through
ASA and the Colonies for a bug 10
Goblin
The Sierra brought for Honolulu 705
bags sulphate of ammonia, Il pack
ages Of merchandise. 100 cases onions
and % cases butter.
The Sierra took quite a large crowd
from Honolulu, among them being Mr.
and Mrs. Shaw Of Chicago who have
been spending a few weeks here
sightseeing; W. 0. Smith, the chair
man Of the delegation TO Congress
from the Merchants Association and
the Chamber of Commerce: Mrs. Har-
ry Couzens, wife of the deputy inter-
nal revenue collector; r. F. Henshail,
brother Of the well known Star man;
Chief Clerk Moran of the Hawaiian
Hotel, bound for New York City per-
menenrly; DR.. H. H James, the traT-
cling representative of w P Fuller u
Co. Of San Francisco. who with Mrs. |
James has been here since last March |
and who now goes to San Francisco |
for orders sending him TO Australia.
The Sierra sailed at 3 O'Clock play
I'd off by the Hawaiian band and in I
the presence of a large throng Of peo-
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NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, Is invited to communi-
cate, either in person or by letter, with
Ensign I. Anderson, matron OF the
Salvation Army Woman's Industrial
Home. No. 1850 King street
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ADA'S CAPTAIN SMILES.

The schooner Ada. sam Mana, sail
ed for Lahaina yesterday afternoon
She viii be back Saturday or sunday
Captain Mana is much amused over q
story printed in a local paper some
weeks ago about his being in danger
Of being lost. The report was that he
was blown out TO sea from of the
Kauai coast and that as his ship was
not provisioned for siege Of weather
on the high seas and from the further
fact that the vessel was light and Of
fered good surface for the storm. II
was possible that she would not come
back.
The captain says he came into port
the next day after he was blown out
10 sea and was in port in perfect safe
" the afternoon that the story OF the
supposed disaster was printed He
read the story the same day and says
il was ike reading ones own obituary
notice
STDpTeTC NOTES
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NOTICE

During my absence from the Ter
ritory, Mr.. L c. Ables viii act for me
under full Power Of Attorney.
(Signed) K 3. PORTER
Honolulu, January :, 1906. 1905
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lLvatlnued from Page II

zen over the ground previously, to make intelligent
eLasS o w'rk- which ranged from $1,000 to sI50Qo
by ne based these calculations but felt that the
4 $1,000 SIN did not feel Ike putting bid and
tract at this figure, without going the ground to-
Is area-x 1aeatianell in Ka1ai IN sirnil. lsin
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NOTICE.

SPECIAL MEETING BUILDERS
AND TRADERS EXCHANGE.
Every member Of the Exchange Ia
expected TO attend the special meeting
Of the Exchange 70 be held in thei~
rooms. Elite Building. January II, AZ
8 ?. m.
Matters Of utmost importance 70 De
acted upon. Z y. hEEN'
Secretary.
The date Of the above meeting has
been changed 70 the 10th instant.
1905
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Niihau viii be back this morn
ing from Kauai with a load of sugar
The American Board of Foreign
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% Secretary
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Z. +. BISHOP.
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There's One Way to Find Out
PERSONALS.

NJ i-SSitS JOHN l.. RADCLIFFE AND
~ T. Tanner beg leave to announce 10
A,ti friends and to the public gcncr-
any tnat they have ;nis dav entered
..'o copartncrsh.9 Tor the conduct %
s.-e business Of seuesal florists. az %
d.. y" fst street. in this city Mr.
Jtaic.iue having ha1 Iona ..-erier. b.
.l iNe store. and Mr. Tanner in tat
IN Hens. ~ the well-kuowr firm of
TO- ISIS Messrs Mann & Br. wn. they
~ Qdalned % siyc saul faction 40
nose who cntrlst them with orders
hy supply INK only flowers OF tho b.sf
ftai.tf. hy close attention To- The wants
,leit customers ANA by always enc
a"Ie 20 obtain fair part of your or
JOHN L. RADCLIFFE.
T.. l.. TANNER
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JOHN l.. RADCLIFFE.
+. T. TANNER.

NJ, GOLDENSTEIN. LADIES. TAILOR
NORTH FIFTH STREf-T TfAS
~ ~, ~ ~. I.D FOR THE FALL AND
&c - t-k SEASON ALI. C-K
= LIS AND GOODS ARE PrADy
TX lNSP ECTID%. ORR ppfct-s.
- ~. VERY REASONABLE A%D
MDkk Is GUARANTEED TO
pr sAIISFACTORY ~ Won V-rr
~ AN ORDER WITH rs WI
,, -. NEVER BE DISAPpCTNTt,n
- lii FIT OR Is THE Cr-Arr,~z-
lie GOODS. OR IN THE ppfC+
- al is Solicited
H. W. FARIss. SUCCESSOR TO = r
tt,@sqtn. You can find at the old sand
Etst Broad Street "A fresh l0t l.. I
80 zen famous Herb Medicine. b1s
IilHer ior Indigestion Dyspepsie
S @,,u Nn a.l una tism; Liniment. saives'
Cp-hr ana Lung Cure FOR Asfbr,@
1clShs. Colds. etc: Catarrh tserr.-S,
ne Cure etc. also Patent Mesiri-c,s'
say man Vegetable Wonder 500
'.Hg' L-itnia and Soda Waters Ice 81 "a
~ tue FOUNTAIN. Toilet Articles Tobacoo
1ssaIs. Daily and Sunday PaDers
GAINES d MAJOR WISH TO An
L"-.'e 90 their friends. patrons srd
L-~,'. lHat tney are carrying a fuif linz
pr iail and winter samples ~ Iii -.
e9t boo4s-lacc robes lacos bratir
alH ornaments. Having ser-lre,1 -
f-Dt or n lie Johnson OF Roetor
ave EQUIPPED for doing tailored a.
~ as fancy work. We solicit ..o,,r
!reill mage 3-2 Grace Street W.
Phone No. 2756 west
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wATc4 REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed hy WNI TOBIEN. Jr. is "a guarantee
that it is done properly. 20 years ex-
perience. Cleaning Sl.o0. Main Springs.
81 n0. 40 East Broad Street. All work
guaranteed
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PEERLESS FLOOR STAINS.

ASK FOR "PEERLEss" II YOU WANT
TIE best. viii dry I'm one night: make
old chairs and furniture look new. sold
Phone 1Gse-J
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GOLD AND SILVER
IN any condition. highest cash nricns
paid or Will glve watches. 1eweIry. s.l-
verware. etc. in exchange. prompt re-
turns for goods sent Boy express or reg
istered mail a NJ MEYER & BRO
manufacturing jewelers. 9l5 East Main
Street Richmond Va
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


SEALED PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived until i noon OF WEDNESDAY.
10Th OF october. 1896. al the office OF
the Chief Engineer Of Water Works. i'm
the city OF Chariot, esvile. Va. for
building a concrete dam about 800 feet
IN length and 81 feet in height
Each proposal must Doe accompanied
by a certified check ~ I'VE hundred
dollars $500. 10 be retained i'm case OF
failure of the builder TO execute a con-
tract within the specified time. If The
contract De awarded 70 him.
The amount Of the bond for the faith
ful execution OF the contract viii be
5000.
The city. reserves the right 70 reject
any and all bids.
BY order ~ Water Committee.
CLAIMING 81. BOLTON.
Chief Engineer
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. once Of
the Supervising Architect. Washington
u. c.. September 90 SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at Chis
office until 3 O'Clock j. NJ on the nth
day ~ October. 1906. and then opened.
for the construction Including ap-
Droache=) az the COmmenlOrlt MOnu-
mont at JAMESTOWN VIRGINIA. IN
hcation. copies 81 which may be had az
this office at the discretion ~ the Super
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
Supervising Architect.
WANTED bids To FURNISH sup
plies for Southwestern state Hospital
for the months ~ October NOvcrit Sar
and Dccember 1906 Bids must he seal
cd and marked "hidS O. furnish sup
plies. and addressed To- the under
sIeued. accompanied with samples Of
goods oncrad and must Doc I'm by 8
o'clock A. NJ. of the 9th day 81 October.
A list of such goods MS arc wanted
WI De- furnished upon application. An
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NIGHT SCHOOL

NIGHT CLASSES MEET MONDAY
Wednesday and Friday NIGHTS from $50
70 $3.50 o'clock II YOU intend TO join. DO
So ar once. MASSEY BUSINESS COL
IEGF.
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR
penmanship? II NOT. Join our Business
Mems Night class Tuition three
months only s.. MASSEY BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
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MACHINERY

BARGAINS ~ SECoNp-HAND EN-
Riues. Boilers ETC.. rebuilt as good rs
new. O.. r.. FORD CO. Trigg Shipyard.
Phone 2029
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CAKES ETC

hhAM PuFfS LARGEST N CITY
Just see thom: six ioqves bread Cor
&c, any kind our go. pound cakes are
sixth -N"t'H
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MERCHANTS ANO FARMERS.

GET PRICES on OUR HICKORY We
hic.es and greensboro Farm Wagons
before you buy. prices and quality
right, side delivery wiadrowers FOR pea
crop Free circulars +. q HOEN-
NIGER & BRO. no. g s. Fifteenth
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FEcTIoNERiEs.
FURNITURE WANTED.

LIBRARIES OF OLD BOOKS. LARGE
aho small collections OF books Southern
ma gaines and pamphlets purchased f0-
cam CAL or address THE RTCT.
MoND BOOK EXCHANGES No 90
North Firth street. Richmond Va
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STOVES

WHEN YOU ATTEND THE FAIR
bus your Hagey King Heaters. Re
member we help pay your railroad
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OsTRIcH FEATHERs.

OSTRICH FEATHERs-TAKE YOUR
old feathers 20 THERSTON' S: they viii
make them new again. THURSTON'E
NO. sos North Fifth Street.
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SPORTING GOODS

SPALDING N TOWN. COMPLETE
line 30 athlete goods headquarters es-
farllshed A. HARRIS HARDWARE B..
Va
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LEGAL NOTICE.


CALL OF UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
FIVE PER CENT. 1910 BONDS.
INTEREST TO CEASE AFTER NO.
NEMBER !. 1906.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 20 the
nolaers 81 the 100000 81 the five per cent.
mortgage bonds OF the University ~ Vir-
giuia. bearing date on the FIRST 4s, ~
May, ls3o. and secured b. "a rn0rteaee OF
that d1te on the property OF the Univer-
served ON the face OF the said bonds me
bI.nc-la. Thereon will be paid on the first
gay or November. 1905. AT the office OF
the lrslnia Trust Company at Rich
mond virginia, on the presentation Of the
Ssld ponds with an coupons maturing
after November l. 1906. attached and thar
after that date all the interest on the
sad bonds shall cease and no further IN
1eicst accrue thereon. and all coupons on
said bonds thereafter maturing shall be-
come Void and OF no effect. AN 81 said
bonds being hereby called iu for pavment
al the time and place above specified
opportunity is offered 90 the holders OF
said bonds to exchange the same az par
for the four per cent 1910 mortg1 ge
bonds of the University % be issued No
said Virginia Trust Company Richmond.
virginia. ot their intention 10 exchange
not later than October 15 1906
Done by order Of the Rector and Visi-
tors OF the University ~ Virginia
ARMISTEAn G.. GORDON
Rector.
ESTATE OF CHARLES vs.. CLENlMrTT.
deceased .- Notice is hereby given that
the UNDERSIGNED have duly 0ullluci in
the Chancc~v Court of the city OF Rich
nfond as executors of the last will and
testament Of Charles w. Clemmitt de-
ceased Parties having claims against
tie estate viii present them 10 US for
sett enent Thos. owing the said
estate win rlease call and settle
w w. iARDWIckE
JOHN x CHARLETON.
FIX cutors.
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ANTIQUES.

CHINA COLLECTORS WEDGWOOD
Jasper Pitcher. guaranteed 81 -. Gnc
chance Address ar once GLIDE POT
Terry. j. Trinity Place New York c.tN.
LARGEST ECrtOE OF ANTIQUES
in the state. everything at rack bottom
prices. BIGGS. No. 515 East Main st
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CALL OF UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
FIVE PER CENT. 1910 RONDS.
INTEREST TO CEASE AFTER NO
MEMBER 1906
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what benefit be obtained n columns
adv i'm
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MEETINGS.

Annual Meeting
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co
office Df Socvqfarv
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS THIS Is
a chance to earn money while learn
irg. s. 70 s. per week. much more
shortly. clean and pleasant work.
WffITLOCK BRANCH AMERICAN
CIGAR CO. Twenty-third and Cary.
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DOCTORS BUGGIES-A SPECIAL LINZ
OF close or OF % tops. steel or rubber
tire-, high-class ~ low prices W c.
SNL-L- ~ y E-l-L Stre-t-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-03-27
Famous for Artificial Noses,

The city of Indore is modern and
Ugly and undressing. Apart from
being the prosperous capital of a rich
state, its chief claim to notoriety rests
upon its hospital. which has won uni
re:sal fame by the manufacture OF ar
.dficial noses That may seem a very
limited industry on which to build a
name. But in India there are several
ways of promoting this industry. When
a woman comes to the hospital carry
ing her nose in a napkin you may fair
ly assume that her husband suspects a
breach of the seventh commandment.
When a man appears in the same
plight you may set him down as a
usurer who has fallen into the hands
Of his clients, and has had no Portia
to plead his cause. Indore is the Nee
ca of these unfortunates.