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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-30

Souvenir postals in large variety at
Hills souvenir store at post office. =
Tell your troubles to a policeman
and drink Rainier beer. At all bars
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., for
up-to-date repairs,
Sachs Remnant Sale begins on
Monday. This will be great bargain
event. Don't miss it,
Motion pictures tonight at Hotel
Baths $3.50. Frisco disaster. Ad-
mission Csc; reserved seats soc.
County Attorney of Maui d. II. Case
came down on the Khan this morning
to confer with his fellow county Off
Gals here.
Mrs. Paris has fine hair nets and
those fascinating little puffs and curls
SO much in vogue at her parlors, 1850
Fort street.
Forester H. s. Hosmer, II. M. Dow,
Dr. A. Wall and w. d. Baldwin wers
incoming passengers on the Kinau
this forenoon.
Remember Monday evening, Sep
TENDER I'd. Reception and dance at
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel to the
B lett girls.
A, Hanneberg of Hackfeld Company
and X. S. Gjerdrum, manager of Hon
pkaa Sugar Company, arrived in Kin.
au this morning from Hawaii.
1t Is like tindIlg money to cook with
a gas range. The cost of the fuel is
so trifing that you do not miss it.
See the Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd, Bishop
street.
The Catholic Church of Our Lady
Of the Mount, Kaiulani, Kalihi uke, in
charge of Rev. Father Clement. To.
morrow, September /, II a. m. mass
sermon, collection.
DR.. |. Katsuki has returned from |
lis vacation trip and has resumed
practice at 1928 Vineyard street, with
'ifice hours 9-12 a. M, rs D. m.
sunday, 9-12 a. m. ,
Judge De Bolt, in the matter of GUS
ave and Helene Rose versus Rosina
Rose ct al. this morning appointed
lnnie Mattos guardian-ad-litem of !
saikaani Chapman.
Boys school clothes can be bought
t lower prices at zee CHAINS than
nywhere else in town, considering
he quality of the goods zee Chan &
%. have everything for boys from
hoes up to hats and caps.
If you want first class embalming
one, ring up Phone 10 or 1914 and
SIX for Mr.. M. E. Silva, of the Homo
llu Undertaking Co, at 1920 Fort
rect. He will give you the latest
the art of short or longtime en-
aiming See ad on page nine.
Mr.. Fred G. Bush entertained f.
. Blaisdell of Yuma, A. r., and T.
. Martin of San Francisco at lunch
On at the Commercial Club today.
lr. e. II. Paris had Capt b. Combe
the cableship Restorer as his
uest at luncheon at the Commercial
hub today. =
Inc Red cross Society recently
arted in Honolulu will hold a meet
6 for completion of organization,
ceiving reports, and discussion,
onday afternoon at o'clock at the
lambers of the Federal Court. All
terested in the society and its work
e invited.
That perfect champagne Extra Dry,
onopOle (Red Top, the one you
mt feel next morning" And those \
sgant smokes in the old Govern J
emit Plantation Cigars, all light col i
S. They can be had at Lewis & Co.,
d., the wine and cigar dealers, 169
ng street. Telephone 240. Send for Il
small bottle and q box of smokes
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-30
$4,000 Paia 6s. 500. shnnn

Sales-$5000 Paia Is, 500; $4,000
Olaa 6s, $9O.25. Session: Eva,
$25.25; 8 Haw. G. 4 s., $S1.
Dividends--Aug. 81, 1907: C.
Brewer & Co., 81 per cent; Eva, 1
Ter cent; Honomu, l per cent; Wal
manalo, 2 1-2 per cent; Haw. Elec-
trio, "a per cent; Olowau, per
cent; Hon, b. & M. Co., per cent;
|. |. S. N. Co., ga per cent. Sept l,
1907: Haiku, l IL per cent; Paia,
per cent; Pioneer, / per cent.
Notice-There will be no session
of the Exchange Labor Day, Mon
cay, Sept. 2, 1907. Legal holiday.
Latest sugar quotation, 1905
cents, or $3.50 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-30
MANY TEACHERS
RETURN ON SIERRA
Two Have Resigned And
Will Not Come Back
From Coast

The steamship Sierra last night
brought back number of the Terri
torlal school teachers, who return
from vacation trips to the Coast to
take up again their work of instruc-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-30
PILES CURED IN 6 TO "a DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to
"a days or money refunded. Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis,
U. S. of A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-30
LOCAL. and GENERAL

Poor servants are endured without
excuse when Bulletin Want AID is
not used.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-27
SHOES
That are Right

Right in ''style, right III ma
terials, right in workmanship,
right in price. In fact they're
right to the smallest detail that
goes to make a perfect shoe.
Our line in all sizes and shapes
for every member of the fami-
ly, awaits your early call. Prices
lower and qualities higher than
elsewhere.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-27
STURDY UMBRELLAS

The kind that you can take
out in the fercest blow and
won't turn inside out. You'll
find them here in great abun-
dance and all grades materials.
Attractive handles of wood,
bone, ivory, etc. Some with sill
yer and gold effects. Reasonable
prices.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-27
SENSATIONAL SALE OF
LACE CURTAINS

rceived lot of Lace Curtains that we bought at
opporune moment at price impossible under ordinary cir
You get the benefit of luck and quick action
We offer these Curtains that must to fully appreciate the
quality and beautiful designs following sensational reductions
soc Lace Curtains of fair quality Pretty designs Would
be cheap at SOC. Pair for ;.......:....... 40e
quick at Is Yours pair for 55c
$1OO Lace Curtains full rued and both hemstched and
plain Dainty figured effects good quality You spent little
and bought much indeed when buy these 81 kind 80
$3.50 and Sc Hall Curtains sample lot that got cheap
In reds browns This quality usually reaed $3.50
and Sc pair You take choice long they last at 1898
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-27
TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS
At Bargain Prices

Samples we picked up the
minute we saw them because we
knew they were wonderful bar
gains. A handsome assortment
of colors and designs in several
grades. Some with fringed
edges. Prices really so very low
that they ought to go with a
rush.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-27
OUR POPULAR CLOTHES

Seems like everybody in Lancaster is
buving our Suits and Overcoats All the
old customers are coming back, and we
have made friends of all the new ones.
There is something individual about our
Suits and, Overcoats that places them
above the ordinary. None but experts
are able to tell them from custom tailor
ed clothing costiug half again and double
as much. There is nothing remarkable
about the popularity of our clothing. It's
nothing more nor less than the reward
for giving the best qualities at smallest
possible prices.
You cannot equal our values at from
81 to $35.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-27
GOOD WINDOW SHADES

Try us for the kind of win
dow shades that last. The
springs in those we sell are
practically unbreakable, and the
materials will not wrinkle, tear
or fade. Our selection is larger
than you will find in any furni-
ture store, and our prices are
much lower. We are selling
regular 35c. shades at 24c.
The best quality shade sold
anywhere; below value at Csc.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-27
WINTER BED COVERINGS.

Here's chance take your pick of big lot of good warm
and erveae Blankets Comforts reasonable prices
BLANKETS Very fine allwool in viii white and gray ray with
Size There nothing better than these at $549 pair
1914 Blankets Awoo extra heavy in white red and gray
with attractive borders silk bound Exceptional values at $49
COTTON BLANKETS The best and cheapest we have
shown verv heavy blanket in white and tan with bor
ders and bound ends Truly much and spend little for
these especially priced at. iS9c ssc oalr pair
prices Some covered with fine quality skone others
d saeen figured patterns and borders of red pink blue and
Green Warm and downy For length of service there
Sonforts to eoual these at from ..... SOC to $500
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-27
GENTS FURNISHINGS

SHIRTS Our line of stiff and negligee Shirts is beyond
criticism In all the and nobby patterns as well as plain
white. Superior qualities at lowest prices.
CLOVES A handsome assortment in the latest shades
Knitted Fur and Kid Gloves at all popular prices.
TIES Such variety of shades and patterns is
only at this store Big values for little money.
HOSIERY Seasonabe weights both plain and fancy socks
for
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-27
WARM LAP ROBES

Now that it's getting colder,
it's time you were providing for
the chilly yet refreshing winter
drives. We carry a full stock
of Lap Robes in all grades of
goods, colors and patterns. Very
warm and comfortable. A beau
tiful assortment. You can real
ly enjoy winters drive with
one Of these Lap Robes at from
$1.75 to $500.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.

New York, Sept. 1s,--Arrived: Steam CTS Moskva, Libau and Rotterdam; St. Laurent, Havre; Pennsylvania, Ham burg, Boulogne and Plymouth; PTinzess Irene, Genoa and Naples, Citta di Mes slna, Messina. Sailed: Trave, Bremen; Teutonic, Southampton via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Lucania, Liverpool, Nieuw Amsterdam, Rotterdam via Bou- logne.
 Cape Race, Sept. 1s.-steamer La Lor- raine, Havre for New York. in e. IL munication with the Marconi station at il q, m. distance not given.
 Sasconset, Mass. Sept. 1S,--steamer York, fifty miles southeast of Nantpck- ct lightship at 2:SO p, m; will proba- ply dock 7:30 a. m Thursday.
 Lizard, Sept. 1S,--Steamer Adriatic, and Southampton, 157 miles west at @. m; probably reach Plymouth ?. m.
 Brow Head, Sept 18.--Steamer La Savoie, New York for Havre. 160 miles southwest at 10:S0 a, m; probably reach Havre 9:30 a. m, Thursday. Liverpool, Sept, l7.--Arrived: Steam CT Carmania, New York via Queenstown, Southampton, Sept. IS. = Sailed: Steamers Majestic, New York, via Cherbourg and Queenstown; Kaiser Wilhelm IT., (from Bremen) New York via Cherhourg.
 Plymouth, Sept 1S,--Arrived: Steamer | AdTlatic, New York for Cherbourg and ' Southampton (and proceded). | Cherbourg, Sept. 1S.--Sailed: Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IT., New York
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
SOCIAL NOTES

MT. and Mrs. J. H. Mansfield enter bined party of Christian Endeavor- |rs from Meriden, Bridgeport, Water bury and New Haven Saturday at |heir summer home in West Cheshire. Fables were set on the lawn and fine me was enjoyed by all.
 James P, Condon of New Haven, who as been the guest of his uncle, P. J. london of Church street, for several ays, has returned.
 \ Addison V. Beckwith, jr., of New ! rk. N. J., has been visiting his par hts, MT. and Mrs, A. V. Beckwith, at heir home on Wagner place, West Haven.
 Mrs. Mary Hayes and Mrs. George
 Hayes of Goodyear avenue, Nauga- Eck, are visiting relatives in New aven for few days. Miss Annetta Souires and Miss E. ae Smith of West Haven, who have Pen spending the past two weeks at delaware Water Gap, have returned bme.
 y Miss Della Lanning of Connecticut Fenue, Bridgeport, is spending a few lys with her grandparents, who re- de in New Haven.
 Miss Lila Roche of 52 Salem street
 Id Miss Helen Ross of 50 Salem 8 rect have Just returned from very
 joyable trip to Boston.
 Miss Todd, who has been visiting at
 e home of Mrs. E. L. Bronson of ' ontgomery street, Bunker Hill, has
 turned to her home in this city.
 Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bonander of
 lapel street with their family re-
 bved Monday to Fremont street, 3 Rrtford, where they will reside in
 b future.
 Miss May Malone Of New Haven iS
 Biting Officer and Mrs. Malone of
 aple street, Naugatuck.
 Mr. John Jarvis, who has been
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
RARITY IN FURs.
John Wolf, the F1Frier, Has Two Fine Buffalo Robes He is Making Into
 an Auto Coat.

John Wolf, the furrier, corner of State and Chapel streets-over HuHs drug store-is making over a couple of fine buffalo robes into an automobile coat. The gentleman who owns them has had them for twenty years or more. When purchased they were rare; to- day it Is question if their duplicates are on sale in the country. They are Indian tanned, fine color and excellent furs of their kind.
 MT. Wolf. who has been in the fur business in this city since 1882 and has a reputation as a fine furrier through out the state. spoke of the great loss this country has suffered in the wicked annihilation of these animals, while in the past they roamed in thousands in the west to-day, with the exception of few herds-under government or pri- vate protection-they are extinct. For ty or fifty years ago buffalo robes were common and almost normal in price, to-day they are a rarity and command almost any price.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19

spending the summer at Morris Cove, has returned to his rooms in the Y. M. c. A. building in Temple street.
 Miss Lillian Yale, who teaches in the Naugatuck kindergarten, has returned from Guilford. where she has been spending a few days with relatives.
 Miss Almira Winnows of this city, is spending few days with her aunt, Mrs. John Lord, of Centre street, Bridgeport.
 MT. Richard Shillinglaw of Orange, street, left Saturday for a two weeks visit with relatives at his old home in Campbellford and other places In Canada.
 Miss Mae ONeil of Carlisle street, and Mrs. E. B. Saunders and family have returned from a two weeks va cation spent at Congamond Lake. Mrs. F. H, Crane, wife of the presi- dent of the dining car service on the New Haven road, and Mrs. Moves of New York city, automobiling in Hart ford and vicinity, were at the Heublein, here, Monday.
 Miss Charlotte R. Horsfall of George street, was delightfully."- enter tained last week by Miss Harriet F. Benton at her home in Bridgeport. Miss Amelia Sage came from Long Hill on Saturday to New Haven. where she will spend week before returning to her school in Philadelphia. She has been at the home of her mother in Long Hill about four months and has quite recovered her health.
 Miss Anna O'Neil of Carlisle street. has returned from her vacation spent at the White Mountains.
 Mir and Mrs. Wilbur S. Evarts ot Howe street have returned from s trip to Saratoga and other points in New York state.
 A large delegation of New Britain Masons will attend the grand mas ters day exercises at Wallingford September 23. The twentieth anniver. sary of the dedication of the Masonic home will be celebrated.
 MT. and Mrs Fred H. Snow have re. turned from their trip to Saratoga where Mrs. Snow attended the U. V ] U. convention and MT. Snow the G. A R. and U. " U. conventions.
 Miss Elizabeth Wanless of Orchard street is visiting friends in Hartfort and Springfield. She expects to return in about ten days.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Beardsley o Crown street have just returned iron visits in New York and Coney IslanC with their niece, Mrs. Nathan of Wyo ming, N. j.
 The wedding of Adolph Johnson and Miss Selma Gustafson, both O New Haven, took place Saturday even ing at the Swedish Lutheran parson age in New Britain, Rev. s. e. Ohma performing the ceremony.
 Miss Elizabeth Duffy of 23S Frank .in street has recently returned fror five weeks stay in the Green noun tains, near Washington, Vt
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
FOR sHAKEsPEAREs sAKE.
(Bohemlan Magazine.l

There is something remarkably at- tractive for an actor in the rolling ca- dences of the Bard of Avon, and I do not wonder that so many players dream of playing his work. I think it was in Los Angeles some years ago tha young actor who was then be- coming popular decided that the time was ripe for him to do Hamlet. What his mental process was in arriving at this decision I have of course no means of knowing, but an apocryphal anecdote was told of him the morning after his first appearance as the mel anoholy Dane. It seems a friend ap- preached him and said:
 How do you feel this morning?"
 "I have failed to get my whole mean Ing into the character. I shah never play Hamlet again" was the reply.
 70. but you must play the part once again." remoAstrated the friend.
 And why4" asked the young actor, despondently.
 Shakespeare turned over in his cof- fin last night. You will have to do ii again, for you can't leave the pool chap in that position" said the friend
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19

ceived from the chief of the Greenport, Long Island, fire department, by Quin- nipiao Hose company and the Annex Fire department, to attend the South ern tournament in that town, October r, The Fair Haven fremen are desir- ed to participate in the great parade and in the various contests and the Greenport chief stated in his invitation that he hoped the Fair Haven fremen would attend and carry homo some of the prizes. This Southern tournament is always big and interesting affair. The Fair Haven fremen will act upon the invitation at their next meeting.
 The ladies of the Baptist church in Montowese are planning for harvest moon carnival, to be held next Wednes- day evening. The men of the church will furnish the supper and the ladies will have large sale of useful and fancy articles. s. c. Tucker, Fulbert sTGeyer and Linus Barnes are the com- mittee in charge of the supper.
 After a pleasant season at their sum- mer home at Sumac island, Stony Creek, T. H. Linihan and family have returned to their home in Ferry street.
 For this evening, the first church supper of the season is scheduled to be given at the East Pearl Street church parlors. The Epworth league of this church will hold It's business meeting this evening at the Deacon esses' home.
 In State street, the telephone cables have been placed under ground as far as James street. The conduits will not be built any further north for the present.
 The Montowese Dramatic club is do- ing some excellent work to improve the streets in that village. They have just appropriated a sum of money suf- flcient to build a sidewalk in front of the schoolhouse and also crosswaik from the schoolhouse across to the church. It is quite possible that the club will make some other improve ments upon the streets of the village. Their work So far has received the great commendation of the villagers. |
 MT. and Mrs. Earl E. Johnson and son Kimball of 2S4 Exchange street are visiting friends in Indian Orchard and Springfield, Mass.
 
 A. Warner and family have removed from 27S Exchange street to 3S0 Grand avenue.
 Mrs. stillman of Lombard street is spending two weeks vacation in the northern part of the state.
 | ~--
 MT and Mrs. John signor of Poplar street have returned from Hartford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19

The young son of MT. and Mrs. Ma than Miller, of Montowese street, who has been very i'll for some time past, is reported in very critical condi- ton.
 Saturday being St Matthew's day, divine service will be held in Trinity church at 9 o'clock.
 Ellen L. Northam has qualified as executrix of the estate of the late Martin K. Northam, of Stony Creek.
 Albert E. Dudley, of New Haven, was in town on business to-day.
 Charles F. Bradley and son Arthur are planning for a business trip to New York city Thursday.
 Richard c. Wilcox, of Guilford, was borough visitor to-day.
 Frank spaar, of South Main street, was taken to Grace hospital yesterday to be treated for typhoid fever.
 Several Branford people attended the agricultural fair in Simsbury yes- terday.
 A very successful dance was held at the Branford Point house Tuesday evening. About $20 was netted as the result of the affair, and that sum will be devoted to the fund for the re- pairing, etc, of Grace chapel
 A special meeting of the Second platoon, Battery A, c. N G., will be held in the armory tomorrow even- ing to organize for basketball and other athletics for the ensuing season Tomorrow. the registrars of voters for both districts will be in session al the town hall (First district) and the public hall (Second district) for the purpose of perfecting the lost of those to be made electors. Any who desire to be made electors this year mus make written application to the reg istrars before 5 o'clock on Thursday ISeptember 19.
 Miss Julia Dolph is reported quite feeble at the home of her son, James lDolph, of the Paved street district.
 William l.. Harrison, of the Plants 1 vile district, was in New York cit! to-day and secured passage on a Flu iropean steamer for himself and Mrs Harrison They expect to spend th, winter abroad.
 Initiatory work was one of the feat ures of the meeting Of Princess lodge N. E. o. F., Tuesday evening. Afte the routine work of the lodge refresh ments consisting of cake and erean were served
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19

Eugene, the young son of Mir. and Mrs Timothy Mccarthy, was taken to Dr. Verdps hospital in New Haven on Tuesday suffering from loclstaw. A few days ago the young lad fell on the rocks and cut his head. requiring several stitches to close the wounds Lookjaw supervened and he was talk en to the hospital.
 The Comfortable society of the Congregational church met this aft ernoon with Mrs. O. w. Prann, of Harrison avenue.
 J. T. sllney has as his guest Miss Ella Sliney, of Hartford.
 G. W. Swan, who has had the man. agement of the Montowese house the past season, has returned to his home in Woodbury.
 M. J. Quinn, local manager of the Metropolitan Life Insurance company. moved to-day from Montowese street into Mrs. Wards house on Rogers street. The house vacated by him will soon be occupied by Dr. A. $. Me Queen and bride
 Mrs. Fannie Began and family, of South Main street, have moved to New Haven.
 Dr. George E. Evans expects to leave for his annual vacation on Sun day next His destination will be his former home in New Hampshire. His brother, J. H. Evans, of Guilford, will have charge of his work here during his absence.
 The regular meeting of B. F. Hos ley company No. IS, Uniformed rank, Knights of Pythias, was held at Pyth- ian hall this evening. This is the first meeting since it's summer vacation.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
NEw LONDON NrARTyE NoTns.

New London, Sept. 1S.-Arrived; Sch. Katherine M. Monahan. Hutchins, from Fernandina sch. Lucia Porter; Silas Brainard, from east; tug c, W. Morse. with four barges from west. Hillsboro, N B.), New York; tug Frederick Ives with one barge bound west.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
Some
 Smokers

prefer fresh Cigars. The very first load of goods that was carted from our store as a result of the recent fire consisted of our Tobacco stock. Every Cigar, Cigarette and package of Smoking Tobacco in the place was showed out. !"
 The stock is being gradually replaced i've make quite a fair showing even now) so any brand you fancy, if we have it .at.all, cannot possibly be other wise than in a perfectly fresh and fine condition.