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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

COOPER rents dress suits. Tuxedos ana
Prince Alberts for al occasions; II years ~
Palace Hotel and q Stockton st; now al o0
Market 81. Entrance. Portland Sewelry 20
RhG carpets wove 10 order and for sale; also
cheniIle-wOve rugs. silk pOrteres; hanosoms
Gun rugs made from your old carpets, seha
for circulars Geo Matthews, fO8 oth ST., ohh.
WIGS foupees front pieces. that ft; purest hair
used hair dressing ehampooing. oyelnes 80
C LEDERER. 2271 California ct. near MeO-
ster formerly at I23 stockton; estao leoo-
NWF- PfCKRUM. es42 Buchanan 81. nr. Green,
crows hair on bald heads in treatments. ne
cure no pay: restores RrtE hair 70 neturAi
color; cures pinpies. face and skin diseases.
THO gRFYER, the wig and toupee maker.
formerly Of 83I Kearny ST.. nov permapenths
located al northwest corner Cdn1ofnia ene
Kearny sfs.. Offices "a and 30
would persons who saved paintings from the
een Francisco IRE kindly cor1munlcAte VII
n I PARTINGTON, Se Telegraph ave- oah-
TT11TF1-Msnaeer TO take interest buy
cement block factory: business estsblisneo-
13or 11s East las Vegas, New Menco.
a WILLIAM a co.. 1898 stockton at; manu-
s,rfnrere OF flannel shirts overenirts, unoef-
wear. wholesale; ready for businees
READY FOR BUSINESS.
r1TN WTST BROOM FACTOh1,
723-725 Clay st, near kearny
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OFFICES AND STORES TO LET

2-ROoM suites: central location; suitable for OF.
fees or living rooms; steam heat, hot water,
electric lights; but left. Inquire at BY RON
MAUZY bldg, 1l75 o'Farren.
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Ne|HQlIQ

The acute Daroxysnal
pain of neuralgia is sgoniz-
ing. Weakened nerves are
nearly always the real cause.
Keep the nerves hrm,
strengthen them. tone them
I'D and the body thrills with
the vigor of health instead OF
being racked with neuralgia
pains.
Paine's Celery Compound
endorsed by neuropaths and
specialists, has oeen for 70
wears the standard nerve
tonic OF the world.
Read the formula and the
statements of the medical
authorities and you will I'M
derstand just how and just
why it is.
Paine's Celery Compound
contains no alcohol, no Co
cain, no opium, no harmful
drugs of any nature 1t has
stood the test of generations
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PROGRAM OF THE DAY.
END OF SESSION
fcontinued from Page Four.)

(continued from Page Four)
about by brilliant leadership. while the
entire force OF the administration was
being brought TO bear upon recaicltrant
Republican members II was a s4sht
rarely seen in the Capitol Men were
threatened and cajoled and at last the
mangled bill was pushed through late
In the evening by a vote Of l55 10 ia
Il Is worth while remembering tnal
this was in a House where the RepuD-
lican najoritv was over 100 and tnd1
more than fifty Republicans baked al
the bill. for not a Democrat voted Tor
il The measure had the cordial sup
mort and endorsement Of President
Roosevelt. But the Republicans from
the Middle West would not stand for
II. The term subsidy" is obnoxious
ia them. more so. perhaps than IL
would be after a campaign Of eduea-
ton.
me drastic methods the House lead
ars resorted 10 were in vain, for the
bill was doomed TO die from Democratic
opposition in the Senate Less thaii
sixty hours of the session remained
when the amended measure was re-
ported back TO the Senate for approval
= vote could have been reached
there. the bill would have become
law. II was BY no means a bad piii'
for in provided mail subsidies 10 south
America solely. in ships 10 be butt
,,,sreaftrr in American shipyards, and
you'd have given the United states q
liter shining service to South Amer
lea than any European nation mas us
ru-rzsa9T fs1 been a.
sfsl 900 Il ali Of the lines awaited them
selves OF the opportunity Ior AoFt
nightly service. for which the govern
ruent would have paid twice as ElueA
as for monthly service
sslr the Democratic Senator's az once
began 10 flibusrer against the meas
,sre. They passed the word around Ia
me bIa would Be talked TO death, me
DEBATE being technically on Hotlo4'
"a concur IN the House amendment Z
senator Blackburn. the minority eau
- rasse5 among his followers aAot-
efnz me time that each m0s- spe4A n
There was z hastv gathering or ili4'e
rial for the speaking and the Hsi'uO
-yrans recognized that the snip SUD
z7,7v Jig vas up The Senate mas 40
/ -7o+7rr-a rule and as long as any Seh-
a-or wants 20 talk on given pfopos4-
,far no vote can be taken on lna'
/ proposition. -
7rra House fzFt. however. viii Dc 70
s,n7a p,.rpgse. the advocates q snip
v-,bsif5r saw. II is the first time
slfr subsidy bin ever passed there 4na
This fact viii help when the caTlI'A-s-
: resumed in the next Congress
4 sunday and Monday forenoon
very quietly al the Capitol =
thrqny Of sightseers fouh1 ID
+ Fsvfzs more attractive than -LT
vices IN the local churches bot '---
business transacted was largely q
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routine character. which any other day
and especially early in the session
would have been looked upon as de-
cidedly monotonOus. However. il was
entertaining Sunday afternoon to hear
Senator Carnack. of Tennessee. talk
for two hours on a definition Of the
word "hlibuster" as ne debated the
ship subsidy bill TO death. The audi
ence had a little thrill as Senator
Bailey made his appearance on the
floor for the first time since his now
famous experience in defending him.
self from charges Of alliances with
trusts in Texas. II was rumored that
he was TO make dramatic speech In his
own defense but it proved unfounded.
The resignation Of Senator SpOoner. OF
Wisconsin. made in the very closing
hours of the session was also an I'M
r.ortant incident. for he has been recog-
nized as the leading lawyer Of the Sen
ate and a great figure there-a tower
Of strength TO his party.
The coming Of the President 10 the
CAPITOL Monday was also an important
incident. although the President al
WAYS goes there at the close Of short
session TO sign the belated bills in the
Presidents room. of the rear lobby OF
the Senate. He was accompanied oS
members of his cabinet and there was
quite a levee in the Presidents room
as Senators and members crowded
around. Their departure, as Congress
came TO an end. was followed by th'
swearing in. Of new cabinet members
as several changes were made today
1 Secretary shaw laid down his port
/ folio as head 81 the Treasury and Post
master General Cortelyou took his place
} George Won L. Meyer. Of Massachusetts,
who until a few days ago was Ambas
sador at st Petersburg. was sworn II
as postmaster general Secretary o.
/ tbe Interior Ethan Allen Hitchcock
ismong the greatest Of all cabinet OF
dcers in the last ten years. stepped on
/ and was superseded by James A. Car
6eld OF Ohio. who has been Comnis-
sioner of Corporations. Almost a dozeI
Iother changes were also made IN a.
sisfant secretaries and like offices =
t+bat tn. administration starts on ~
last half with considerable change II
personnel. ERNEST G. WALKER
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on Tuesday March -. 1907. AZ Il
o'clock noon. at the front entrance OF
the Capitol executive Building. WI
be sold at public auction the lease OF
that certain land situate al KAluaopa-
lena-makai. KalihL Honolulu. Island
and County Of oahu. containing an area
OF 13.S0 acres. more or less
Upset pdce. SIS an acre. payable
serui-anr.uaIly I'm advance. Term. 10
years.
Full particulars can be had fron the
Superintendent OF Public works.
Map and description can be seen ~
the Office OF the Superintendent q Pub
lie Works.
c. s. HOLLOWAY.
Superintendent OF Public Works
Department OF Public Works. Hone
lulu. February IS. 1907.
7sss-Feo. ls. -: Mar. :. .. 10.
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NOTICE TO WAILUKU SUGAR co.
STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice i hereby given that tie STOCK
hooks Of the above company VIII o
closed to transfers from March -JtA
To s0th. both dates inclusive.
All arrangements As 10 the disI'osA =
Of fractional shares between shaarsnola-
a-s must be made before March -stn'
and fun payment % par value 40
- sbare1 OF the new issue q March
s1st 70 which shareholders nave s1S-
scrIbed. must b. made on or 0eiors
March seth Payment % Be maze -
the Office % O. Brewer * Co. La
Queer street Honolulu
GEO. Il. ROBERTSON.
Treasurer. Waikiki sugar Co
Dated Honolulu. March 18Th. 1871
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TEXAN MADE SMART TRIP.

The s. s. Texan Of the American
Hawaiian feet is rapidly gaining all
of the speed-reeords- She arrived yes
terday morning from Seattle IN the
very fast time of days p hours The
vessel brought $500 tens Of general
freight for Honolulu and has 1000 tons
for Kahului and Hilo. She met heavy
northwesterIy weather three days be
fore she made the islands The vessel
viii 1oasl sugar FOR salina Cruz at Ho-
noIuln, Kahului and Hilo- She viii
probably depart for kahului on Safur-
day
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
NAH1Eu SUGAR co. LID.

NAHIEU SUGAR CO. LTD.
Ry order Of the Board % Directors
q the Nahiku Sugar Co. La. Assess
ment 40. s % - on the capital stoc.
q me Company viii D. due and pay
able az the Once and principal plaza
of business % the Company. stanEen.
waId Building. Honolulu. r II. On
April lst. 1907. delinquent May ist
1907.
J. wATERHOCEE.
Treasurer. Sahiku Sugar Co. La
March ist 1907 1ssf
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PUBLIC MEETING.

The Judiciary COMMITTEE 20 IRE -en-
ate VIII hold puhiie meeting on
Thursday. Marlh =. 40 80 9. n.. AZ
the senate Chamber. O. consider zen-
ate Bu so. ~. entitled An A. in-
cooperating the city ard County ~
Honolulu.
Al Interested are fnvIfef o. attend
w ~ SMITH
Chairman
March g. is1- 1s7s
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General orders No. ;.
An election viii be held az Military
Headquarters on Friday. March 18th.
1907. az 100 p. m. for the election % thu
following officers. In accordance with
the provisions o. Section IL Of the Mill
tary Code:
Adjutant General.
Surgeon General.
Paymaster General
Judge Advocate General
2 Assistant Surgeons
Col J. w. Jones VIII preside a; the
foregoing election.
BY command q the Governor.
mo. II soPER.
Colonel. Adjutant General % Hawaii
Honolulu March IS. 1907. 7s7s
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for Honolulu in return for all that Ho-
noIulu has done for Los Angeles. ."
This sentiment was warmly seconded
by a group who overheard the COM
ment. each and every one of whom was
decorated by white. gold-fringed
badge 1t might be said, by way Of
rejoinder, that all that was wished and
hoped for has been that Honolulu hos
pitality might not be found wanting
in any particular, and IL this ambition
has been achieved the guests are not
more gratified than their entertainers.
And this. il can be taken for granted,
is especially true of the thoughtful host
who gave the visitors so delightful an
afternoon in the gardens of Ainahau-
The excursionists were largely in the
| majority but Honolulu society was also
/ well represented In addition TO the
/ receiving party. amongst those pres
/ ent were: Mesdames V. knudsen, Eric
/ Knudsen. Geo. Macfarlane, Guy Gere'
/ Loon1is. Weeks. ]. A. Kennedy. z. K.
/ Myers. Witherle. c. 3. Cooper. Aud
Frear. RothweIl. Hughes McCandless
/ and the Misses McCandless. Iaukea,
WitherIe and Katydid Jones.
PROGRAM OF THE DAY.
/ The tourists will visit the Bishop
Museum this morning The first car
viii leave the Promotion COMMITTEES
7 rooms al s:45 sharp. In the afternoon
there win be a public reception at IA
piolani Park Yesterday afternoon al
I:s0 a luncheon was given by business
/ men 10 some OF the tourists, the affair
coming of at the Alexander Young
/ Hotel
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MARINE NOTES

The schooner Ada depart yesterday
afternoon for Molokai and Maui ports
This i island steamer day and the
nsnal boats will depart On their runs
10 island ports.
The barkensine Coronado viii depar'
:, few DAYS for San Francisco with
a full cargo Of sugar
1 good sized crowd has booked Iof
passage On the steamer Iwalanl 6hls
afternoon for Moleksl
The ship E*lwara sewan viii he
ars4 into tbe harbor today The
;n5 bas been 50 strong of shore the
last two days that she was resAflso
a. too big a proposition for the rug
Intrepid 70 tackle,
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General Orders No. g.
An election viii be held az Military
Headquarters on Friday. March nth.
1907. at 40 .. m. for the election Of
tie following officers; In accordanoe
with the provisions OF Section IL Of
the Military Code:
] Colonel. First Regiment. -. q. ~.
Lieutenant Colonel. First Regiment
-. G. H
> Majors. First Regiment. y. O. II
Major James ". Pratt % the Cen
eraI stan win preside a; the foregoing
election.
BY command Of the Governor.
JSo. ". soPER.
Colonel. Adjutant General % Hawaii
Honolulu. March Is. 1877. 7s7s
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OHIO TO TAKE CARGO.

The s. {. Ohio viii, II Is understood,
take a cargo Of koa wood and pine
annIes she vii also take 800 tons OF
sugar. The vessel leaves next frlsaaS
afternoan for san Pedro with the mem
bers Of the Los Angeles Chamber OF
..--.a .xcprs5on aboard
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BY Authority.

SALE OF LEASE OF GOVERNMENT
LAND SITUATE AT KALuAoPA-
LENA. KALIHI. HONOLULU. rs
LAND OF OAHU.
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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL 49, 1907
MARINE

The $. 5. Alameda will depart to-
morrow morning for San Francisco
with full cargo Of island products and
good-sized crowd Of passengers The
vessel viii take the next mail to san
Francisco. She departs at 10 a. H.
from the Oceanic wharf.
OIL STEAMER WAS AGROUND.
The s : Santa Maria. one of the
new large steamers Of the Union Oil
Company fleet, arrived yesterday
morning from Port Hartford, II days
out, and met with a mishap after she
got into the harbor. She was loaded
down 10 % feet draft, and while GO
ing into the railroad slip. she ran
aground Evidently that slip, which
the charts show 10 carry IS 10 80 feet
of water, has silted up from recent
heavy rains, for the Santa Maria sud
denly came to a stop and was stuck
hard and fast. She remained there
during the entire day. as It was de
eited 20 await high tide last night at
6 O'Clock 10 float her. The vessel got
of all right shortly after that hour
She has a cargo of 10000 barrels Of
fuel oil. The boat was put alongside
the wharf, and began to pump out her
cargo.
The Santa Maria was formerly the
Minnetonka. Great Lake steamer
Her capacity is $4,000 barrels Of fuel
oil. Captain Lane, her master, was
here during the Spanish-Ameriean War,
as master OF the transport Valencia.
NEBRAsKAN SAILED YESTERDAY.
Cable advices were received yester
day by the local agents, Of the depar-
ture Of the s 5. Nebraskan from San
Francisco for Honolulu She will bring
about five days later mail from the
mainland She Will bring the next
mail, following the S. S. Nippon Maru
this afternoon. The Nebraskan is ex-
pected to arrive of port the morning
OF March O.
The Nebraskan viii GO to Makaweli
and Eleele this trip and load cargo
for Salina Cruz, sailing directly from
one Of those ports for the Mexican
destination
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CHARGES AGAINST SURGEON.

Certain lIsr-anese who arrived %
the japanese s. s. Chiusa Maru from the
Orient are said to claim that the ship :
surgeon, Dir. \. shige, charged Passen-
gers % cents each for vaeeinating
them. when that work was supposed g
fan within his duties, as officer OF the
steamer. There we're threats OF an ae-
ton being brought against the steam
ship company. 4 compromise viii prob
ally be effected however.
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ALASKAN SAILING YESTERDAY

The (. 8 Alaskan was due 10 san
for Salina Cruz from Hilo yesterday
afternoon. Wireless adviees OF her
departure had net been received by
the local agents. up 70 the hour OF
closing the office.
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Colonel. Adjutant General % Hawaii
Honolulu. March Is. 1897. 7s7s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-24
A NIGHT IN BOHEMIA
IS GIVEN PRESS CLUBS IN BIR-
 MINGHAM.
President Renting Recommends . Re- organization of League and Special Committee Is Appointed--Plan
 for Entertainment Today.

Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 2s.--Follow- ing a reception at the Country Club tonight, the visitors to the interna- tional League of Press Clubs conven- tion were entertained with "A Night in Bohemia" at the armory in the city hail.
 The armory was filled with tables where the stag visitors, could sit and get acquainted and on a miniature stage at one end various features by members of the visiting theatrical troupes were Introduced. The hours were from Il p. m., to a. m.
 The feature of today's session was a speech by President Keating in which recommendations were made for a re- organization of the league. He said there should be three classes of mem bers: Active; associate and honorary and that only active newspaper work CTS should take part in the leagues work. He said the organization con- tains at present too many who are In no way associated with the work of getting out daily newspapers.
 A special committee was named to take up the matter of reorganization which consists of Robert B. Mcintyre. Elder Small. T. J. Keenan, Victor Fl. Jaametti and George s. Beck.
 Seattle and Wilkes Barre are both seeking the next convention. The en~ tire membership will be taken through the, Ensley Steel Mill tomorrow morn ing after which . genuine old South ern barbecue will be given in grove near Efisley.
 WiIkesbarre will get the next con- venIion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-24
MRS. cOGGINS IS
 DEAD AT BUFFALO
Eighty-two at Time of Death--Leavel
 Ninety-two Descendants.

Eighty two at Time of Death--Leaves Ninety-two Descendants. OpeIika, Oct. 23s--(Special.l l--Mrs. Daniel CoggIns. who resided near Buff fa1o,- Ala. died at her home Sunday evening, being at the time in her s2nd year. She was a devoted and consist ent member of the Primitive Baptist Church. and was beloved by all who knew her.
 She is survived by nine children and her direct descendants, including chill dren, grandchildren and great-grand- children. number ninety-two. Ross Watkins, a prominent and prom ising young man Of Lee County, has come to Opelixa and accepted posi- tion with The opelika Daily News in the capacity of city reporter. Gen. Geo. F. Harrison left Opelika Sunday night for Washington, D. C.,
 where he was called on important bus- mess.
 MT. Andrew Edwards and family of
 opelika went to Newman Sunday to
 attend the funeral of Mrs. M. A. Clan
 ton, the mother of Mrs. Edwards.
 The official count of the vote cast in
 the county on October IA on the ques-
 ton whether or not whislxey should
 be sold in this county after January
 II 1908, showed that whisky received
 230 votes and prohibition received 1,043
 votes.
 Several opeliIxans will go to Mont gomery this week to attend the State
 Fair, and also the witness the foot
 ball game between the State University and the University of Georgia. ls The grand jury of Lee County Court of Law and Equity. was in session Monday and Tuesday, and before re- cessing they returned sixteen true bills. most of which were for felonies. Miss Leona Roberts, who has been
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-24
BIG REVIVAL.
Services at Presbyterian Church Att
 traeting Much Attention.

Services at Presbyterian Church Att
 traeting Much Attention.
 Dothan, Oct. 23.--(Special)-The pro- tracted services being conducted at the Presbyterian Church on North Oates Street this week are attracting many persons, notwithstanding the fact that one of the most popular shows that ever visited Dothan is playing here for the week.
 pr. W. P. Hurt of the Foster Street Methodist Church occupied the pulpit Monday night and preached an able sermon to a large and appreciative con- gragation. Rev. w. M. Anderson of the First Baptist Church, who was to hava conducted the services last night as announced, did not preach on ac- count of the arrival yesterday of Dr. J. B. Mack of Atlanta. who was not expected until today. His introductory sermon was one of power, eloquence brilliance and the remainder of the ser vices will be even better attended than they have been.
 pr. Mack has relatives in Dothan and his fame as an able divine preced- ed him by several days.
 Efforts at church work in Dothan are being crowned with more signal suc- cess this year than ever, before in the history of the town, and great results are expected from this meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-24
FIRE AT CUSSETA
 DESTROYS DEPOT

Western Railroad and Cotton Mills
 Sustain Great Loss.
 Opelilxa, Oct, 23--(Speciall l--There was quite destructive fire at Cusseta. station on the Western Railway of Alabama about eleven miles from opelika Monday night.
 The Western depot and platform. a cotton warehouse, guano storage house, seed warehouse, and eighty bales of cotton were destroyed.
 The Western Railway, T. L. Penn, F.. T. Vernon, and the LAnier Cotton mills. are among those who suffered the greatest loss.
 The fire was first discovered in the cotton that was on the platform. and as there was no water near at hand. it spread rapidly, and swept away every thing that was before it. The loss will be considerable, and it is not known. whether all the parties had insurance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-24

spending the summer in opeIlka. has returned to Denson. Ala, where she will resume her duties as teacher at that place.
 Miss Mamie Harrison, who+has been spending several days in Atlanta. re- turned to her home in opelika Tuesday &
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-24

able to make a favorable report to tho Montgomery magnate on his return to this city next Saturday. The con1ple-. tion of the road is promised in twelve months after this answer has been given, and present indications point to~ ward the project being success.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-24
RETIRED PREACHER DEAD.
Rev. Preston Brown Passes Away At
 New Hone.

Huntsville, Oct. Especial. )-News has reached the city of the death of Rev. Preston Brown, for many years a we'll known Baptist minister of this section.
 Mir. Brown had been a Baptist preacher forty years and was seventy years old. During the last few years of his life he was unable to i'll the pulpit and had lived in retirement near New Hona.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-24
FREDJ. DREHER & co. Cut Price Dealers in Fine Jewelry
 10 South Court st.
s-,eso; s45o Cash

and balance on easy terms will buy nice. new cottage on corner lot at Highland Park. Can give possession IT sold at once. Montgomery Realty Co., phone SIS. 101 1-2 Dexter Ave,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-24
BOY SHOT, ROBBED
TELLS SHERIFF HE WAS HELD-UP
 BY NEGROES.
Claims He Was Relieved of s11--was
 Sent to Hospital for Treatmeat. Will Recover.

Birmingham, Oct. .--(Special)--- Bruce Hawkins. boy IT years of age, suffering severely from wound in his shoulder. applied at the office of the sheriff at an early hour this morning saying that he had been held-up, rob bed and shot by two negroes at Thorn- as, near here. Hessaid he was relieved of s11 by the two negroes.
 He was sent to the hospital for treat ment. He will recover.