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]. SUMMER BOARDING.


AT ,R()NAv1sTA, Is "A BEAUTIFUL
country home, IN Albeinarlc; one single
and two connecting rooins also sepa-
rate cottage g room now yuoan,t t, Ra It,
y information oh rcquest. Address Mrs
THOMAS jsHIn1ilSs Greenwood. Va.
BoARDERs WANTED, TWo. M Ties
etc. Address id sDu WiHfLE1wAY. n i.
D., No. 9. Richmond. Va. ----
IDEAL PEA !, I SUMMER oo noM Ejev V #
water front: large rooms: best "feed. !;
ali new Beds. Ask the Ding g Man an
put 70 you q At the a Tnsraa Speor
13oHANNAN, Tuxedo, Ocean View.
THE BUCKINGHAM. cApE HENRY 2;
board by the day, week or !, month nor tn
rates reasonable. Apply to =. W.
ri WAsHBURN, Proprietor.
THE W1LTTIN COTTAGE, OCEAN
VA View, va, large rooms. nice porches,'
excellent table; rates reasonable. !, Ad-
~ dress Mrs H WILTEN,f 81 Ocean view,
VA, Virginia Bay Station.
WANTED TO BOARD FOR
h August; twelve miles from Richmond.
~. 3, Midlothian, va
BOARDING.
MISS PITzER, 115 EAST sFRANKLIN-
p Handsomely appointed house, good SER
vice, private baths. IA gsiB
.THE I.I1NNox 1905 EAST MARSHALL.
E1Iand some rooms, with or without board.
WANTED, 3f#a BOARDERS -PERMAN-
I'd ent, transient and table boarders can
y! be accommodated att 3Ol East Grace
4 Street. Mrs. b. s. SMITH.
WANTED-A FEW ROOM AND TABLE
X boarders; everything tlrst-clnss. Table
"A the very best 40S East Main Street.
nv A N II q D-PERArANENT, TRAM
sient and table boarders Apply l03
East Grace. xxi tss -..-
;REALaESTATE----For Sale.
FOR sALE--FORTY-ACRE, FARM;
Piedmont I'll section; richie land: good
Fl house. Address B 456, Times Dlspa tch.
a REAL EEsTATE-For Rent.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED4 COTTAGES
at Willoughby Reach: one 209roorns and
s one Z rooms, connected. Apply to a.
IS. COOPER, 245 Main Street NorfolR.'
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nor RENTING. sos EAST LEIGH f
: Street, two delightful furnished rooms ? ms
IN On second floor; convenient to8hot and
cold bath with phone service,
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TO LEARN BARBER
trade; new system; only eight weeks
required; tools donated; diplomas
awarded; positions guaranteed !, , %nen
through. Write for free ca.alogu 1e,
s4 MOLER's BARBER e COLLEGE, III
1 Prince street. New York city.
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-H4AAlNfERsMITHS. SHlNG-.
lars II heathers. helpers and hammer.
drivers for work on locomotive forgings.
Steady work and best Of pay gna a,9I =
II teed to good men. Address .FO INdhfs,
A p q. Box No. 1882, Philadelphia. "a. III
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WANTED, # BOARDERs - PERMAN-l
a ent, transient and table boarders can.
v be accommodated at 30l East Grace
Street. Il Mrs B 81 SMITH. Y ,i.|
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5WANTED-A WHITE BARBER AT
once; $500 per week. $40 North
Seventh.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALD-A GOOD BUSINESS, PAY
K can be easily increased; u owner wishes
+ to sell in order to look after ether
interests. Price, $500. Terms, $500
cash.. balance at six and 5n y i%EY
GROVE, agent for owner, 607 Mutual
Building, city. u.
COFFEE At THU
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth ana
Broad. A asf S
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WANTED, FOR u. s. ARMY ABLE:
B bodied unmarried men, be tween ages OF
4 rood character and temperate habits,
Y who can speak, read and write Englisn.
For informal ton apply4to RECRUITING
Y OFFICER. $40 East Broad Street, RICH
q mind Vn. B4s1&s5te 3,- tlEttig H. e}5is
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The Rate for Classified
Want &Advet.tisif1g 8.5

\ ,s i cent per word, Net Cash In AD 3,
VANCE, with a minimum cost Of 10
cents for each Insertion. he same
< rate npplles F 10 deaths. tS marriages,
obituaries and all other classified no
tices. No display type allowed IN the the
classified colunna Is II E. Ii
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BOARDING.

MISS PITzER, 115 DAsT ssFRANRLlN-
\ Handsomely appointed house, good SER
vice, private baths. "a # .f
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. no BOARD FOR
\ August; twelve miles from Richmond,
On \ Southern Railroad. Address Box
al No.f3 Midlothian, Va. s,Ets
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PAPER HANGING.

CALL UP PHONE 55s7 AND LET US
call and talk to you about your paper
hanging. Prices right and all work
guaranteed. r. 8. BUGG, 800 West
Main
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BIG BARGAINS IN I'D IAN o ND,
" Watches and Jewelry; largest most re-
Fl liable. RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE.
Ninth Street. 8. Bachrach.
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nwO NICELY FURNISHED ~
Meeting rooms; central; Grace etreee,
n small private family. l2s, care
y. Times-Dlspatch. 4l vi,
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FOR SALE. SALOON AND GROCERY
WOOD and Coal Yards, doing a.sgood
business. Address B 1924, caro- Times.
b Dispatch. ut
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CHEAPEST LIME OF RUNABOUTs,
Top Buggies and surries in the city; don't
forget It. w. G. SMITH, 8l4 N. Filth
Street. LEs AN Y nI wv ~
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q -AnksviLLE- Isl NOT a DRY. TOWN.

AT, a ABOARD NEXT TRAIN FOR
A- 80 -. svilIe = with your orders for
Whistles Of ali kinds. TW y AZ
CORN MHlyKEY, o e. g !, A AHII1e,s ~;
s915 AND JUG; RYE tWH!skEY
from $500 TO $500 PER GALLON.
". H. Gooch is no longer In the. Whlskey
81 send all orders to THD CLAKS-
WILLIE WH1sKEY HOUSE. Clarksyllle.
Va @ e iHs i5iu
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FLATS WANTED.
FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A THIRD-sToRY FLOOR
fat of three rooms newly painted
and pnpered: opposite Capitol Square.
G1O4 North Ninth. n a pplys 1904 East Main.
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ESTIMATES cHEERFUDLY GIVEN ON
Awnings. Tents ard Flags; prompt Wor1;
n large stock. H. e. COPELAND % co..
XII Phone $780, ttiT .ss353
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n r. BROWN, CONTRACTORS AND
Heights. Va s&
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FOR RENT-A NEW FIRST FLOOR
i. flat five rooms, on East Grace Street.
Address B 1913, care Times Dispatch.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

WA NTED-To RENT FURNISHED
room. first floor. southern exposure.
reasonable. Address G 454. care this
office,
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UNSURPASSED COTFED AT THE
Grown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth ana ,
& Broad. GF
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THE wrLTTEN COTTAGE, OCEAN
h View, VA, large rooms. nice porches
X excellent table; rates Teasonab le. Al
VA, Virginia Bay Station.
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FOR sALB-ONE NEW IIIGH-GRADE
Rubber-Tlre Runabout SIS. Address y
4o6, care this office.
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PERSONALS.

THD ART SCHOOL, 1112 CAPITOL.
Street, is open all summer; Here ere IS 8
what good. judge said Or r.. y0 en,,iG
readily pass as the work OF q student
in the second or third year OF olls
New pupils are entering, and more are
solicited, Visitors welcome.
PERSONALLY, YOU WILL HAVE
the time Of your lifs L you go with
the Retail Grocers on their excursion
to Ocean View, WednONday, August
Sth. Tickets. sl.""s: children, 70 cents.
COFFEE AT THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room, Eighth and
Broad.
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MAN COMPETENT no ATTEND TO
boiler. machinery,.etc one, with some
knowledge of eaectri0" wiring. Apply
y SAITER CONPANY,,'5ElE 8.-iBf "
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sHUMATE HoNING sTRoP; MOTH
Ing better; no honing necessary. sl.00.
81 WAGNER DRUG co. hi 5 sif II 58
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UNSURPASSED COFFEE AT THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
Broad. st 5.S5i i5tsf ..i 3Stf l35t59
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TyANTED--A COMPETENT MAN AS
q PRINCIPAL OF CHILHOWIn
& GRADED SCHOOL,. ONLY MEN
y WITH SOME EXPERIENCEA.. AND l
IiP-TO-DATE METHODS NEED
* APPLY, ADDRESS 81 w. GLENN
BAYLOR, CHILHOWIE, VA.
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5FWANTED.

D-DOUBLE-ENTKY BOOK
keeper, experienced and AL required.
H& sCHLITz BREWERY CO., 92S West
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OVER "A MILLION IN -sHUMATE
y Dollar Razor; buyer runs mo risk apso-
lutely guaranteed to give Sd Ills ctlon.
WAGNER DRUG CO.}F$5 J3T 5s{t ISL
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THE I0NNOx zoos EAST MARSHALL.
& 1Iandsome rooms, with or without board.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ANY INTELL1OENTy PERSON MAY
earn SO 10 $50 monthly at home In spare
time corresponding for newspapers; no
canyasstng; experience unnecessary.
Y Send for particulars. PRESS 6YNDI-
~ CATE. Lockport. n. Y.
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YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS
wishes position In wholesale or COM
salesman. Address G 40. care this
! Office
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TEACHERS WANTED.

i;WANTED-WtEL LII QUIP ED
teacher for work In primary grades;
degree woman with health, experience
# SCHOOL BOARD. Martinsyllle, Va
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AUGUST sTH is THE RED LETTER
day for tho Retail Grocers. You s n, ~ q
Ocean View" Tickets, SLIPS; children,
75 cen is. 7gB
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ANTED-POsITION BY MAN WITH
4 thoroughly familiar with office details
and competent Btenographer; has ex-
Z ecutive ability; aged twenty-six.g Adj
/. dreHa Box 263. Roanoke Va l
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.RUp BABKEyr DEyILED GRABS All
ways reliable. Try them Phone
COLEMAN. ss7e
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THE BUCKINGHAM. CAPE HENRY,
d Va, near railroad station and CASING |;
( board by the day, week or month;
rates reasonable. Apply to .. w.
= WASHBURN.I Prophet ~ III
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NOTICE.

GN WiI Open oP RS l ootfienia e:ste corner
Ayg,,st stl 1se,erean fruit aa,,t eigEn1gs.
# The Best Of everything and everything 'l!t III
5l servnH ia ot<1a W a6lI&3iA4G4 GAIt4 W.
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LIVER PILLS.
eookHlNDINo and PRINTING.

TIE BIGGEST AND BEST or THE
b season will be the Retail Grocers'. Elk
cursion, August 9Th. to Ocean ~ lew.
Round trip, s1.oa, children, q cents
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FOR sALE+TRfaG sH1p YARD Eou1P.
1inent, consisting a. Of machinery. tools e
to 1So H P.]. electric ceiling fans. sim
Gle and double betting, shafting, hang,
: crs. pulleys, etc /. lumber and nrewoeota
cheap. Address 81 M. sTOMLlNSON.
y Shin IYnrda. Richmond. VA. laIEH n
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Help Wanted-Malc and Female.
SITUATION WANTED, Female

WANTEpABY A YOUNG LADY or
experience to teach IN private family;
music beginners In Latin and algebra;
# children not over twelve Years ola
preferred; references exchanged, Ad-
4 dress TEACHER, care Of Box l9S Gull
pepper, Va,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
HULL OF
SHERIDAN
UULNJURED
DIVER MADE AN IMPORTANT Elk
ANIMATION OF THE WRECKED
VESSEL YESTERDAY.

Reports from the wrecked Sheridan
are very favorable. An examination
made yesterday by the diver who ar
rived here from San Francisco, show
ed that instead of the vessel being Sc
riously damaged with rocks sticking
up in her bottom as some reports had
indicated, her hull is intact. The
diver discovered that the vessel is
resting amidships on a hard coral rock
ledge extending about 80 to 40 feet
the length of the ship. The remainder
of the vessel is not aground. There
were no holes found in the bottom of
the vessel and she does not appear to
have sustained any marked damage.
The plates by the srarboard bilge
where she pounded the hardest, have
been denied and it is thought that the
leak in her may be in that part of the
bottom The seams in the lower bot
tom have possibly opened, allowing the
water to get into the vessel.
The diver is making interior ex-
aminations of the submerged engine
and fire rooms today with a view to
ascertaining conditions in that section
He will try to ascertain whether the
pounding did not wrench some fasten-
! ing in the floor lose, making a place
through which the water came up
through the second bottom.
| One of the hosting engines taken to
| the vessel night before last had been
rugged up by the time the steamer
| Iwalani arrived at the wreck yester-
] day morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
ALL STOPPED To
Do POLITICS
COURT CLERKS. COUNTY OFFI-
GALS AND BUSINESS MEN TAKE
A DAY OFF TO DO POLITICS.

Nearly all of the Territorial offices
are deserted today by the clerks A
large number of them are delegates
to the County Convention i'm session
today, and a large number who are
not delegates are attending the con-
vention to see what is going on. The
favorite question asked around the
government buildings this morning
was what is the latest from the con-
vention?"
None of the courts were in session
this morning. The clerks with the ex-
ception of. one or two were absent all
of them being down town talking poll
tics. Those that were left behind did
not seem to have much to do.
Many people were of the opinion
this mornin gthat today should have
been declared a holiday in view of the
widespread interest among the govern
ment employees over the outcome of
the local fight.
Around the county offices the same
condition of affairs was noticeable All
were either absence or talking politics
But little business was done.
Merchants also were included in the
ones interested in the outcome of the
fight for the nominations and did but
little business this forenoon. 1t seem.
ed to be true all over town that every
one stopped business to do politics.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
MEMBERS OF
THE CONVENTION
FOURTH DISTRICT.

First Precinct:T. p. Cummins, Henry
H Paoa, A. NJ. Brown, Duke Kahana-
moku, James H. Boyd, Sylvester Kahi-
kikolo, Moses Kekahio, Solomon Kauai,
Isaac Harbottle, Harry Armitage, Ma
jor Keaweamahi, George w. Macy, PHI
koi Okuu, Charles j. Falk, f. A.
Douthitt, Sam Kamaiopili, Iona w.
Keiki II Delegates.
Second Precinct: r. w Breckons, w
H. Bromley, w e. Brown, Marston
Campbell, S. F.. Chillingworth Clarence
H. Cooke, Manuel Cook, ]. H. Craig, c..
Crane. G A. Davis M. A. Gonsalves,
A Hooking H. ]. Johnston, j. w. Jones,
H. Kolomoku, Joseph M. Little, John
Ouderkirk Joseph Richards, Norman
Watkins. 10 Delegates.
Third Precinct: C. w. Booth, ], P
Dias, d. Kaahanui, ]. K. Kahinu, ]
Mana, Andrew McCabe, F. Mcintyre
c. Medeiros, S. X. Nakapaahu, A w.
Medley, j. $. Nobriga, Thomas Mott F.
C. Oliveira, j. H. S. KaleO, j. C. Oliveira
j. I. Souza, o. Sorenson, B. j. Wright
L. Kahaunaele, a. K. Keao, Alex. c.
Nicholas. q Delegates.
Fourth Precinct: F. B. Angus, A. d.
Castro, c. L. Crabbe, A. G. Correa NJ S.
Deponte w. L. Emory V. Fernandez,
Jr., James b. German David Kalauo-
kalani, Jr., Daniel Keliaa Albert Lucas
L. r. Medeiros A. H. Moore, James F.
Morgan Harry f. Murray Joe McKin-
non p K. Ohulenui M. C. Pacheco, e,
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DELEGATES FACED
VOTING BOOTHS
THE MOST STRIKING THING IN
THE CONVENTION WAS THIS
SYMBOL OF SECRECY.

When the delegates to the Republican
County convention took their seats in
the Orpheum this morning they faced
twenty-three small voting booths, just
like those which the Australian ballot
law provides for marking ballots on
regular election days. The booths had
been erected according TO caucus in
structions so that there might be a
strictly secret ballot. 1t was a new
thing in conventions and was the sub
ject of some bitter criticisms.
The convention was called to order
by Chairman Hustace at 1925. Hus-
tace merely stated the purpose of the
gathering and set Secretary Fabian to
work calling the roll Of 295 delegates.
DILLINGHAM; AND HUSTACE.
Outside, for an hour the delegates and
candidates had been busy canvassing
the situation. Cancusses last night of
both road and police forces indicated
| efforts to allow Dillingham; to run. 1t
was Dillingham; and Hustace for super
visors from the Fourth, with Gear as
second choice if Dillingham; was shut
out by the rule requiring personal pre-
sence of candidates.
In the county attorneyship fight the
split of the Fourth by Cathcart and
Andrade threatened to give the nomi-
nation to Carlos Long, who had the
Fifth fairly solid. The day began with
efforts to get Andrade to withdraw, or
the ground that Cathcart led him ir
Fourth district pledged votes. The
same situation developed with regard
to Dow and Bicknell for the auditor
ship with a Fifth district dark hors,
waiting for opportunity but Dow''
strength was not apparently very grea
Several big fights were in prospec
when the convention opened aside from
those over the nominations. The Car
ter resolutions proposition promised tn
hottest rumpus. 1t was predicted tina
this would be the fight of the day.
THE CARTER ENDORSEMENT
In the second of the Fourth las
night a caucus was held and a Carte
endorsement was unanimously passed
r. w. Breckons representative of tn
precinct on the platform committee ha
the resolution in charge and was un
der instructions to fight for tin tn
platform committee first and if un
successful there, Nn the floor of tn
: convention With Lane and othe
7 forces reported to be insisting on tn
: straight Waikiki platform, with it
:, failure to mention Carter, there was tn
promise of lively row in this situa
. ton. The governors supporters de
= clared that they would insist on a
aye and no vote on the proposition.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
THE DEMOCRATS
HAVE PRIMARIES
RETURNS BEING SLOWLY MADE
TO SECRETARY EMMELUTH-
DELEGATES CHOSEN.

Democrats held their primary cleo
tions throughout the county yester-
day. All of the results have not been
reported to Secretary John Emmeluth
of the County Committee. There were
no particular contests in the various
precincts, although a few more can
didates We're placed i'm nomination than
delegates were elected.
The elections were Tor delegates TO
the Territorial, District and County
conventions each delegate being elect
ed to attend all of those conventions.
The result in the First precinct of the
Fourth District was as follows: John
Kiaaina, r. Beverley Kidd, Joseph
Aea, David Keliipio, Hosea Iwiula, j.
Punee Kahiamoe, Paulo Ke'a, M K.
Paiaina. S. x. Kahalewai, j. Keliinui,
and p. Maika.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
THE TWENTY-FIVE
YEAR OLD MINOR

The following dodser was widely cir
culated on the streets today, and at
tracted considerable attention. Wheth-
er there was some ulterlor purpose in
it, or whether the proprietor was sim
ply trying to take advantage of occa-
sion to attract attention TO his saloon,
was matter of speculation among
those who saw the dodger
GREATER NEW YORK SALOON
FOR SALE.
Owner con not do business while A.
M. BROWN is Sheriff, BECAUSE A
POLICE OFFICER would Swear a
warrant to arrest any of his Employees
for Selling Beer to a MINOR NO NAT
Err Said alleged minor is % YEARS
of AGE or MORE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE

Notice is hereby given that Certfh-
cate No. 2297 for five shares of the cap
ital stock of Eva Plantation Co stand
ing on the books Of said company. In
the name of Mrs. Chas. L. Seybolt has
been lost, and transfer OF the same on
the books of said company has been
stopped All persons are warned
against negotiating purchasing or deal
ing with said certificate. Said shares
are assignable only by endorsement on
said certificate and by the surrender
of the same and the issue of new ceE-
tificate. No title will pass to the
finder of said certificate. Said certf-
ficate, if found, should be delivered 10
the undersigned.
w. A. BOWEN.
Treasurer Eva Plantation Co
Honolulu, Hawaii, Sept. H. 1906,
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Benson, Smith
& CO., LTD.
DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards-Sales: 200 Olaa Co.,
80. So so Honokaa $14.0O; 80 Honokaa,
$14. 1875; 35 Kihei SO. so; 300 Onomea Co
$37 so; 20 Waialua $7O.75; 10 McBryde
sc. 90.
Session Sales: 25 Eva $25. 20.
Notice.-No session tomorrow Sept
Is, Legal Holiday, Regatta Day.
Observation-Disclosures Sugar Company
IL per cent; Oahu Sugar Co. IL per
cent; o. r. & L. C Co. u per cent;
Pepeekeo 1 per cent.
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Gift Day
Hebron Drug Store

With every purchase of goods to the
value of $500 or more we will give a
bottle Of perfume or toilet water that
sells from 75c. to $3.50 each. u.
With every purchase of goods to the
value of $1.OO or over we will give a
bottle of perfume or toilet water worth
from SOC. to $1.25
With every purchase of goods to the
value of SOC. or over we will give a
bottle of perfume or toilet water that
sells from 25c. to 50c each.
Regular lines included in the sale.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
LUCAS
INDICTMENT
NOLLE PRESSED
ON ACCOUNT OF THE LACK OF
EVIDENCE INDICTMENT WAS
NOLLE PRESSED.

The indictment against George Lucas
was this morning nolle pressed before
Judge De Bolt.
George Lucas was clerk of the Su-
preme Court and he was indicted by the
Grand jury charged with the embez-
Element of the sum of $500 while he
held that position.
The indictment against him was
nolle pressed this morning, there being
no evidence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
"A FIJI EXPERT.

Mr.. Clark, expert on disease of the
sugar cane for the Colonial sugar-Re-
fners Co., Fiji Islands, was i'm Hilo
several days last week visiting the VAR
ious plantations i'm this vicinity. He
was looking for treatment for a parti-
cular disease affecting the Fiji Island
cane but found the disease unknown
hereabout-Hilo Tribune.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
EVERYTHING.

Is there a place in the islands where
you can have the rest your tired body
demands and the exercise that keeps
your muscles I'm trim that can compare
with Haleiwa? We have tennis and
golf, swimming and canoeing. You
had better consult the manager, St.
Clair Bidgood.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
HENRY FOR SHERIFF

A report was i'm circulation today
that High Sheriff William Henry was
to be sprung as a dark horse in the
Republican convention for county She
riff 1t was stated that arrangements
had been made for a nominating speech
and that an effort would be made to
start a stampede for him.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
NO NEW GARAGE

There has been a report about town
for some time that a new automobile
garage was to be opened and that
j. F. Cross Of the Wireless Company
was the hacker of the new enterprise.
Mr. Cross started this morning that
while the scheme was considered for a
while it had fallen through with and
that the new concern would not be
started
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
THE sEAMENs INSTITUTE.

The anniversary services of the Sea-
mems Institute which completes four
years of work in Honolulu will be con-
Quoted on Sunday September 16, at
1880 p. m. in st. Andrews Cathedral,
Addresses will be made by the Rt. Rev.
H. b. Restarick and other clergy in
terested in the work also by w. Ever
ton of the Brotherhood of St Andrew
who assists the local work.