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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01


No. ssa-Fist insertion, No. Il Feb. I, iso1~4s
sHERiFrs SALE FOR TAXES.
BY. virtue and authority Of spe-
ciai execution issued by the clerk
OF the circuit court OF the county
Of Ripley. and state of AissoyFh oa'sa
on the aiss day Of January, isu
ana 10 me directed. IN favor o. tns 81 stass as
Of Missouri, at the relation ana 70 'ns -
JAMEsv. COTTON
coilsctor OF the revenue IN tie County Of
! ,p,sy. State Of Missouri. plaintiff and
Jaooe Neal for the sum OF ssa.
hue foi certain delinquent state. ooun-
Y and special taxes and interest a.
sssss issss'n set forth under Z judgment rem.
against said defendsuts IN the Circuit
eosrt o. pAid Riplsx county On -ths
fssh dsv NJ November, ,ar4
!. ~ as the November term, 1909,
sAss,oE spoa @ Ne loIzc~ss= ds.es6sd ~,
ste iy'-F IN the county Of Ripley and
TAe southssst dusrf<r sffss norsksazs quar-
ter q section D. townsh,p =, rsnse sesnt.
y ~ undersiened. J.H. Rohisson. -hA-ia
II HpiSy. ooui{Y. h ths iAats q ~
souri, hays levied upon and seized upo1
said above real estats and Will on
noedsy. MascA issA. iecs.
ss.s:s q A. 1Ss ,s L. osess ( 4. !: 30; ss
koune II fhe cifY c{ n1nlphnu. RiDl6Y
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01


was robbed on the 10th inst. of
$50 in money and 5000 in stamps.
While asleep, Grace Rothwell
a student at Pennington, jumped
into a well 80 feet deep, She
managed to climb out and tell
her experiences while in the well.
The member of the Legislature
from Wayne county has introduce
ed bill to add Wayne county to
the judicial district now compos-
ed of Butler and Ripley counties.
Charles Oldrieve passed down
the Mississippi river last week
walking on the water. He is on
his way to New Orleans, trying
to make the trip in 40 days and
win $1,000. The shoes he is en-
abled to walk on the water with
are four feet long and Of his own
invention.
Charleston has offered S5, 900 to
the ditch districts to dig the ditch
as near as possible to that city,
about 800 acres included in that
city will then be drained. The
mass meeting authorizing the
payment went on record favor
ing a bond issue of $4,000 for
the improvements Of the city in
cluding the ditch payment and
laying of tiling through the city.
Otto Kochtitzky, Of Cape Cir
ardeau, was in this city last Sat-
urday. Mr.. X. says he is pre-
ing proclamation bill which he
will ask the Legislature of this
state to pass in the near future.
The pith Of TIE measure is to turn
the surplus headwaters of the st.
Francis river into the Black river
thence into the White river, thus
reclaiming thousands of acres on
the lower st. Francois. Camp
bell Citizen.
They are now making imitation
silk from the hulls of the cotton
seed. The hulls are placed in q
conical-shaped receptacle and
under pressure is forced through
u multitude of holes into a pre-
paration of chemicals. The hair
like threads are thus formed and
are wound like silk on grass reels.
The resulting artificial threads
are stronger than hairs and have
the appearance and property of
real silk.-Dunklin Democrat.
The Texas legislature re-slect-
ed Bailey to the U. s. senate
Tuesday. Bailey pledged him
self to resign his seat in the SEN
ate if the committee now investi-
eating his record regarding his
betrayal Of the people Of Texas
and serving the Standard Oil Co.
finds the charges true. No man
should be elected TO Office while
such charges are hanging
over him as are hanging over
Senator Bailey. What relief can
the people ever expect to get
from the greed and oppression Of
the trusts as long as they are
guilty of such folly as the Texas
legislature is guilty OFF There
seems to be documentary proof
that large sums Of money were
paid Bailey by the Oil Co. to be-
tray his people and serve the
gigantic monopoly. jackson
Cash Book.
Hngh Logan, the general man
Ats Ely. Walker shirt fac
teEl, a8 acre this week and wal
gery ehpleased with the pro-
gross sofar made BY the new in.
stitnhon. He says they nov
have about 60 girls on their pay
roll and when the new machine
just installed are placed In oper'
alton ths number will be nearly
or quite 3 hundred. Although
the factory haD been in operation
- 'I-tl a ~ ~ ~ s15sN a Il. :
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01

Of .aia hiRley county. sell ths salu as.
- MAJ Be pseezsarf. 81 public vendas
for cash N hand 20 the highest bidder to
sasiaty s&id sxscutou and the costs
shs'eon. JH. RoBIEsoK,
Sheriff Of Ripley County.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01
No. sis-Firss inssEton. No, u. Feb |, iau7-lt
sHERIFFs sAI4E FOR TAXES.

-, -
BY virtue and authority Of spe.
ciai execution issued By the CLERK
Il Ripley ana stats Of Missouri, dassd
cn me 4lst dv ofssnusry. iso7
and to ne directed, In favor Of the stats
q Missouri at The relation and "a the uss
JAMES ". COTTON.
collector q the rsysnus 10 the County o..
RIPLEY, State q AIssoun. plalntid and
VA. Read COR he IN sesl.u
pus for cerfsin deli1ausnt stats. coun-
y and special faxeg and interest IS
therein ssf forth under 4 Judgment rsn-
dered q f.so< q sd pi.inti4 eno
quss z ~ s'pls{ sz 2 iRs
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01

Gentleman Or lady with rood refer-
enee, to travel By rail or with rig, for
. flrm Of $40. .0000O capital. salary
u o.. 90 per year and expenses; ssl-
ary paid weekly and dxpenses advanced.
IoSs &. AtzxAsDm.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01

- - ~~~t 80 80" @~@~@-~~-0
days lost, which made several
during the week for the entire
number Of girls, the average for
the entire force was over $500 q
week. The factory is proving q
boom for the young ladies Of the
vicinity who have heretofore had
10 60 away from home TO secure
employment gtonNews,
Miss Cloda Grayum, the daugh-
ter Of Jesse Grayum, q farmer of
the Zodiac neighborhood, was
the victim of a lamp explosion
last Friday, and she was SO badly
burned that she died on Monday.
The story is that q merchant at
Zodiac ordered a barrel Of coal oil
and by mistake barrel of gaso-
line was shipped to him instead.
He did not discover the mis-
take and sold a gallon to Jesse
Grayum. He took the oil home.
That night when his daughter
lit the lamp an explosion followed
and she was knocked insensiole
and horribly burned, from the
effects of which she died. It is
understood that the barrel of oil
was sent out from the Bloomfield
agency Of the Waters Pierce Oil
Co. The matter has been placed
in the hands of Attorney Ralph
Wammack at Bloomfield, with
instruction to bring suit for S10,-
600 against the Waters Pierce Oil
Co. for damages. s.-Dexter Mes
senger.
The visit last week OF q special
post office examiner brought sor-
row to several citizens OF Cape
Girardeau. After the invoice Of
the office had been completed the
agent surprised the clerks by
ordering them to open all pack
ages in the office to see il there
was any writing in any Of them.
In the first package . note was
found which stated that the goods
being returned were not what
what was ordered, and in several
other packages letters were also
found and as soon as the list was
completed special notices were
sent to the guilty parties to ap-
pear at the office at once on
important business. Most Of
the people thought a valuable
package or a money order delay
ed in the holiday rush had just
been received. They rushed to
the office and were greeted by
the special agent who took them
to one side and read the law to
them. The law says any one
guilty of placing q letter or writ
ing of any kind in a package
mailed at merchandise rates is
gully OF violating the postal laws
and shall pay q sum Of ten
dollars or more or be sent to
Jail. In each case the ten was
"cracked down. In. q hurry.
The special agent stated that dur
ing the past year the practice of
placing writing in packages had
increased over 200 per cent, and
that the government had issued
orders to open every package.
Six people were caught in the
first haul and In the future all
packages will be watched. Cape
Republican.
Mrs. Columbus Brown and
daughter Of Bufordville, while
driving along the public road
some three miles north of White
water and Mrs. Brown thinking
that IL was not deep drove into
the water. That idea was quick
lily dispelled when she found the
horse and buggy floating down
stream. The horse was drowned
and the buggy lodged across q
fence where it remained with the
occupants for some time, until
Daniel Stroder came TO their as
sistance, rescuing them, very wet
and frightened. otherwise nnin-
jured, jackson Herald.
Wanted,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01
March term Of the Circuit Court

OF saiu Itipley county, sell the said de.
ecribed real estate, or so much thereof
ea may be necessary. at public vendue
for cash In hand to the highest bidder to
satisfy sah execution and the costs
thereon. ROBINSON
Sheriff OF Ridley County.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01
Monday, March 18th, 1907,

forenoon and live o'clock In the after.
noon at the east front door OF the court
house In the city. Of Doniphan, Ripley
county and state OF Missouri. and during
the
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01

No. its.-First insertion. No, u. Feb /, isg7.-i
shktslfFs sALk FOR TAXES.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01


sAEttltt-s sALk FOR rAxEs
BY virtue and authority Of a spe-
cial execution Issued by the clerk
OF the circuit court Of the County
or Riples and stats at hissenrt. dated
On the 2ist day Of January, 1907
and TO me directed, in favor OF the State
q Missouri. at the relation and to the use
JAMES W. COTTON,
collector Of the revenue In the county Of
Rip,ey. State OF Missouri, plaintiif and
against
8. G,York for the sum Of sa2s
Due for certain delinquent state. coun-
~ and special taxes and interest a.
therein set forth under q Judgment rem
de;ed In favor OF said plalntiff and
D., 'dnst said defendants In the Circuit
court OF 'aid Ripley county on the
18th day OF Novemt. r, 1000
ct the November tenn, 1905,
thereof, upon the following described real
estate lying In the county OF Ripley and
s,ate ~ Missouri. namely:
The northwest quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter OF section l3 township %, range 8 east.
!, the undersigned, J. II. Robinson, sheriff
OF Hupley county, IN the slate -oI GUS
souri,, have levied upon and seized upon
said above real estate and VIII on
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01
March term Of he Circuit Court

Of said Ripley county. sell the saiu De.
scribed real estate. or 90 much thereof
for oash IN hand 70 the highest bidder "a
satisfy said execution and the costs
thsrsoa. IN. ROBINSON,
ehsri9 q Ripley County,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01

BY virtue and authority Of a ape.
c,sY execution issued by the. clerk
Of the circuit court Of the County
OF Ripley and state OF Missouri. da'eo
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01
on the sist day Of January. IL

= ~
and to me directed, IN favor tof the State
OF Missouri, at the relation and to the use
Vi
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01
18th aay Of November, 1908
At Inc November term, 1905,

.....o, ,5ou he following ds.sriSsd rss, real
s",ate lying In the county OIL "'p'''
siste OF Missouri. nameIy
Ths west half Of the southwest quarter Inorsh "
a, ,.;,rosS containing 67.si acres In section E'
'OTtSs'p ~ tSe ppndersisned, j. H. Robinson, sherin
=, s,p,ey county, in the state taI.,,ed 81 ppon nS
& OF Nptey have levied upon and -, seiSeu oe up'"
soH,' soa above vs real estate and Will on
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01

u ,na hours OF O'Clock IN tne
between between am ana Ave o'clock In the al.er noert
COUNT County and state Of Missouri anu u'
the
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01

q, sar. -,pley county, sell the said si.ce, de;
scribeA Al estate, or 80 much tnsIsoa S.,a
IS % ma, 20 necessary. at public yenoase "
Sor eass a hand TO the highest piuue1 ~
sStlsfv said execution ana the so'"
thereon J.H. ROBINSON,
Sheriff Of Ripley County,
No. g7s.-First insertion, NO. II, Feb l, lso1-at
sHERIFF's SALE FOR TAXES.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01
JAMES W. COTTON,

collector Of the revenue in the County Of
Ripley, State OF Missouri. plaintif and
against
Laso starics and Razsolia Baronsji Starics
for the sum Of s7.A.
Due for certain delinquent state. coun-
tyl and special taxes and interest al
dered In favor OF said plaintiff and
against said defendants In tho Circuit
court Of paid Ripley county on the
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01
on me 2lat day of January, be-
JAMES W. COTTON,

and TO me directed, IN favor OF the Sta
Of Missouri. at the relation and 70 the y
NJ
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01

,,,.r,or Of the revenue in the County ,,i, and ID
fS,,se, F.piey. state Il Missouri pia'n'i" anu
against .., tho ann
Of 81 90. ...,. coun.
Due for certain delnouennt state; interest stu as
~ and special taxes s.. snd diusrment ,r rem:
therein Sc, ,.Eor forth Ui sndss said plaintiff and
dereo IN .a1s defendants In the Circu'
ssSt't ssSrt Of said Ripley county on sne
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01

By virtue and authority Of a spe-
cial execution issued by the clerk
OF the circuit court OF the County
II Ripley and state of Missouri, dated
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01

by virtue and authority ef Q p>-
elal szecution issued by the CLARK
Of the circuit court Of the County
Of Ripley and state Of Missouri, dated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

Frank Bachelor, Fred Bernhagen,
Emil D. Buechler, Charles L. Bur-
roughs, Harry A. Bush, John Butschli,
Clyde w. Cavins, Benjamin F. Clark,
John Coons, Charles Craig, James
Cramer, Lee o. Crane, Anstey Grams
ton, Frank S: Craven, Daniel J. Da-
MEL, William T. Daugherty, Peter
Daun, Frank E. Davis. John H. Davis.
William E. Diem, Frederick G. Dill,
Henry r. Dornbush, William Douglas.
Frank G. DeVersy, James Egan, John
Elenius, Clyde W. Fletcher, Joseph ].
Gallagher, Charles Godfries, Leon Gra-
bowski, Carl G. H. Gronlund, Alexan-
der Hamersley, William G. Hancock,
William H. Henning, William Hertz,
Leopold NJ. Honig, Ernest A. Hopkins,
Frank E. Jacobs, John D. Keeshan,
'. ilfred H. Knoll, Emil F. Kodidek,
Kenneth T. Livesey, William B. Maher,
Gustave o. Marriott, Wencil Marquart,
Ephraim J. Melton, Frederick Miller,
Stephen Murphy, William Mccarthy,
Charles hoffman, John P. Ormsby,
Harry j. Pardee, Allen B. Porter, Will
liam N. Roles, Rhoades Russell.
Michael Sawyer, Joseph B. Snyder,
Harry NJ. Southwell, Frederick Sickle,
Frank Stone, William Sullivan, Rich
ard Swift, Samuel B. Thomas, Arthur
W. Tyers, Fletcher r. veach, Thomas
Wadleigh, Robert Wallace, Floyd A.
Warren, Frank E. Williams, William
Wingerter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
y. S. S. Pennsylvania Crew


son, lngwald N. Agard, Claude Akers,
John Alcorn, William Aldred, Leonard
Anderson, William II. Allis, Lee M. Al
len, Leon L. Allen, OLAF NJ. Alvar,
Charles &. Anderson, Everett Anderson,
John W. Anderson, Philip Anderson,
Otto Anderson, William Anger, Cation
Z. Ankebrandt, Edwin V. Annatoyne,
Harvey III. Ammo, Robin D. Appling,
Clarence F. Arwine, Edward C. Austin.
Moody Backus, Michael Backus, Geo.
A. Baer, Oscar S. Bake, William Bal
lard, Jacob Baldensperger, Edward a.
Ballou, Fred Bancroft, Adam j. Bant-
Ter, August A. Barendt, Harry NJ.
Barnes, Enoch A. Barker, Peter Barran,
George G. Bartlett, Lee BARREN. Fred.
ii. Barry, Luther d. Barnhill, Harold
n. Barnes, Anthony BarraS. Norman g.
Battenberg, John Baumann, Harold R.
Baylor, James A. Bayne, Charles Beau
mont, Norman C. Beck, Charles w.
Beeson, William Beeking, John Behl,
William II. Beier, Samuel B. Bell,
Adolphe Bellerose, Robert p Benson,
Frank Benzel, Adolph J. Benesh, Fred
erick j. Benner, George R. Benson,
Joseph Berger, Robert A. Bemis, Rag
mar Bergstrand, Otto Berts, Arnett j.
Berry, John Berry, William Berry,
Grover c. Best, Harry H. Bishop, Wm.
T. Blackwell, Lee n. Blackwelder,
Chester 4. Blackman, Samuel H. Blair,
Frank A. Blaquiere, John L. Bobick,
Henry Bockman, Walter H. Bolles,
Floyd BOOKER, Benjamin Borsary. Thad
E. Boston, Thomas Bowen, VIM. Boyer,
John w. Boyl, Esten A. Braa, James E.
Brenton, John P. Brennan, William F.
Brenan, Michael Brennan, Sam. Breiti-
gan, Joseph Brinkman, William II.
Brinkmeyer, Gaylord H. Briner, Archie
ID. Brown, |. D. Brown, Eldredge L.
Brown, Harold E. Bronson, Lawrence
Brown, hlchard Brown, Edward j.
Bronikowski, Dwight A. Brown, Pas
quale Bruno, John Brucker, William j.
Buddenhagen, Henry. Bullmer, Guy L.
Bunch, Diodate Buonomo, Dios Buono-
core, John j. Burke, George Burgess,
Albert Burkinshaw, Edwin Burridge,
Robert S. Bushman, William H. Busch,
Burlie C. Butler, Edward F. Butler,
William H. Butler, Harry Buxbaum,
Wardlow H. Byer.
Andrew w. Cafferty, Bernard F.
Cahill, David N. Calderhead, Frank
Campbell, John Campbell, John Camp
bell, Martin F. Carey, Edward Carter,
Fred L. Carter, Charley A Carter,
Joseph A. Carver, Alexander Carloni,
Joseph Carney, Clarence H. Carlip,
James Carey, Frank B. Carpenter, j ohm
A. Carey, James Casey, James Casey,
John Casey, Russell E. Castle, Luigi
Catania, Joseph R. Cerney, Lou Chat,
Harry G. Cnaney, rhilip F. Chapman,
Henry c. Chase, Ralph E. Chipperfield,
Ha Chieng, Charley Uhong, Ying Chow,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17

The average man Is more likely TO
stay up late enough TO see the comet
than he is 70 get up early enough 70
see it. = A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-17
MARINES.

Thomas Ackerman, William c. Adkis-
Anthony Alberg, Edward c. Bare,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-29
NOTICE OF SALE pr GENERAL
LEASE OF AGRICULTURAL
LAND AT LAHAINALUNA,
LAHAINA, MAUI.

At u o'clock noon, Monday July END
1907, at the front entrance to the Judi
ciary Building, Honolulu, there Will be
sold at public auction, under the pro-
visions of Part V, Land ACT, 1895,
(Sections 27S to 2S5, inclusive, Revised
Laws of HawaiD a General Lease OF
the following described land:
81 acres of the land of Lahainaluna,
being that portion of said land tenn
porarily transferred to the Commission
of Public Lands by the Superintendent
OF Public Instructions on May 10th
1907.
Term of Lease, 4 years from July
22nd, 1907
Upset rental S22S 90 per annum, pay
able semi-annually in advance.
For plan, description and fun par
ticulars, apply at office of undersigned
judiciary Building, Honolulu.
JAS w. PRATT,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Honolulu, Oahu, Y. II. June ~, 1907
5ts-June %, 30, July 6, Is, 30.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-29
CLAIMS COUNTY CAN
NOT BID ON WORK
CONTRACTOR MAY SUE SUPT.
HOLLOWAY FOR AWARDING
WORK TO OAHU COUNTY.

1t is by no means unlikely that Sup
erintendent of Public Works Holloway
will be mandamussed in the interests of
local contractors. An issue has been
created and it is understood that the
matter is to be taken into the courts
for settlement.
Yesterday superintendent Holloway
opened bids for the matchmaking of
the roadways in the Capitol grounds.
There were two bids made. One was
from A. G. Wilson for 1-2 cents per
foot and the other from the county of
Oahu for cents foot There will
be about $4,000 square feet required in
the work, so the contract is worth from
5000 to $4,000 or more. 1t has been
intimated to Holloway that exception
is taken to his action in awarding the
contract to the County of Oahu and
also to the action of the county in bid
ding on the work Backed by the local
contractors, it is understood that Will
son will apply to the courts to restrain
Holloway from having the county carry
out the contract
Holloway takes the position that as
the Territory is the owner of rock
crushers and various material that the
county will use in the preparation OF
the macadam and the fixing of the
roadways, the Territory should receive
some benefit His idea is that the work
should be done at cost. He commune
Gated with the board of supervisors
some time ago and explained his views
on the subject and requested that the
county put in bid for the work. The
matter was referred to the road de-
partment and the bid has now been
made r,--"s-
Holloway says that he was in favor
of giving the contract outright, to the
county under the conditions and not
asking for any outside bid. He is re-
quired to open the work to general
bidders however as the amount to be
expended is more than $500, which is
the maximum amount that can be
placed at private contract without CIV
ing the general public an opportunity
of submitting bids, g-v-'ws ---~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-29
LIQUOR LICENSES
TO COME UP TO-DAY
FINAL MEETING OF COMMISSION
BEFORE NEW LIQUOR Law
GOES INTO EFFECT.

The Liquor License Commission will
hold it's final meeting today before the
new liquor law goes into effect There
are a few more applications for per-
mission to sell liquor to be taken up
today, and some decisions to be an
nounced. It is desired to complete all
of this work in oruer that as many
liquor places as possible, who are en-
titled so to do, may continue business
on Monday, July 1, when the new law
goes into effect.
The commission will hold an execu-
tive session at p. m. today and at 4
p. m. the public session will be held.
The following applications will be con-
sidered:
"Scotty" Nelson, restaurant license
with Sunday selling privilege, for .,oy-
al Annex.
Hawaiian Hotel Co. for hotel license.
Osaka at Maillai Saloon at Iwilei.
saloon license.
NJ. j. Luis, Flag of All Nations. Ka-
kaako, saloon license.
Carl Klemme, restaurant, without
Sunday privilege, for Punchbowl street
near Honolulu Iron Works.
If the session of the Commission is
of length during the afternoon a night
session may be held. Some decisions
on other applications will probably be
announced today.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-29
EINAL REPLRT MAD

The Territorial Grand jury made a
final report this morning to Judge De
Bolt and was discharged Three in
dictments, all placed in the secret file
were returned. The jury reported that
in the cases of Chong Chock Lai charg-
ed with publishing a libel; Chang Chow
charged with perjury, Charles Lake,
with ENHANCEMENT and julius Martin
with unlawful sexual intercourse, no
bills were found. These defendants will
be discharged.
Judge De Bolt took occasion to thank
the members of the Grand Jury foi
their work, e. c. Winston was fore
man. No written report, other thar
the indictments was made.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-29
FIVE ISLAND BOATS
MAKE PORT TODAY
KINAU, MAUI, IKE AU HOU NUEAU
AND NIIHAU ARRIVED 600
BAGS OF SUGAR.

Five Inter-Island bouts arrived this
morning: Kinau, Maui, Noeau, Niihau
and Ke Au Hou. The Kinau locked
at $3.50 o'clock from Hilo and way
ports with 81 cabin passengers and a
lot of miscellaneous freight, including
400 ohia ties fruit and vegetables. The
Noeau brought 5000 bags of sugar
from Honokaa and the Ke Au Hou
brought $40 bags of sugar from Ahu-
KIM.
The Maui brought 10000 bags sugar
and 20 head of cattle from Kawaihae.
u. s. Marshal Hendry, with two pris-
oners, and c.. X. Thompson were pas
sengers. She experienced many rain
squalls on Thursday along the Hama
kua coast
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-29
DAILY STOCK REPORT

Dividends; June 20; G, Brewer & Co.,
pct Eva, / pct; Honomu, / pct;
Waimanalo, 2 pct; Haw. Electric, ga
pct; Olowalu, l pct; Hon. B. & M.
Co., l pct; |. l. S. N. Co., ga pct; Hon
r. T., pfd, pct; Hon. r. T., com, ga
pct July l: Haiku, 1-2 pct; Paia,
pct; Pioneer, pct, July 5; Ono
mea, Is. F), soc share Haw. Com,
Csc share; Pepeekeo, 1-2 pct. July
10; Paauhau, 15c share; Haw. Agr.
10 mt
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-29
WEEK ENDERs.

If you will look over the society
records in the Honolulu papers you
will frequently find reference to the
doings of leaders at social functions
spending the week end at Haleiwa.
They go, not only once, but many times
because the change from Honolulu life
and conditions are entirely changed
There's something about this resort
that is different from any other place