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SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
VI. ". Davidson Seeks to Recover
From Houston and Texas Central.

suit for damages was filed in
Davidson against the Houston and
Texas Central Railroad company.
The amount sought to be recovered
is $4,000. The plaintiff alleges that
on the first day of August this year
his wife bought ticket at Ferris
for Howe, and that upon arrival of
the train at the latter place the train
started up before she could get off.
1t is alleged that instead OF stopping
the train again the crew helped her
to get off while it was in motion and
in doing so she was permanently in
jured.
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OF course democracy, as Mr.. Bry-
an explains It, may differ from the
democracy as preached and practic-
ed by a certain Texas senator, but
the fact should not be lost sight of
that there is a slight difference be-
tween the Jeffersonian and the Al
drich brands.
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That man McNealus writing in the
Fort Worth Record seems very much
oyertaken with a fear that MIR. Bry-
an, in his speeches at Dallas and
Fort Worth, will discuss real democ-
racy. 1t has been so long since the
people have heard real democracy
discussed that it would be a shame
to undeceive them.
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Preached to Large Congregation.

Because of their informalities the
open air services which have been
conducted at the Main Street Chris
tian church this summer have stead
lily grown in popularity. The pastor,
Rev. J. b. Boon, was heard Sunday
night by the largest congregation
that has yet been attracted to these
services, the estimated number being
about one thousand.
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Health and Beauty Aid

Cosmetics and lotions will not
clear your complexion of pimples
and blotches like Foley's Orino Lax
ative, for Indigestion, stomach and
liver trouble and habitual constipa-
ton. Cleanses the system and IS
pleasant to take. b. w. Fearis. d
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Death Of j. IL. Hopper.

j. B. Hopper. who lived on the
Coleman farm near the city, died
Sunday night. The interment took
place at the city cemetery Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Graft is everywhere. Part of the
world is busy getting something for
nothing, while the other finds, after
stock-taking, that they have in most
instances given something for moth
ing
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Some mighty little fellows will
occasionally get "swelled up be-
cause they think a newspaper is
shooting" at them. This recalls the
story of floating apples"
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people

Several people who have
thought a commission form of gov
eminent would be helpful 20 Waxa-
hachie are now convinced" that an
early change to such government is
absolutely necessary.
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Ie gods but We are getting good!
A tent show has been forbidden the
right to raise its canvas within the
fire limits" of WaXahachie
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with a list of the books required to
he stu lied this year. When this was
completed they were excused until
Tuesday morning when the regular
class room work will be commenced.
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Amy erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing or reputation of any
person, firm or corporation that may APP
will be gladly corrected upon it being
brought to the attention of the manage
nent.
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Peary and his negro vs.. Cook and
his Eskimos: That seems to be the
present condition of the north pole
contention.
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For Feverishness and Aching

Whether from Malarious conditions,
Colds or overheating, try Hicks
CAPUDINE. 1t reduces the fever and
relieves the aching. It's Iiquid-10,
IS and soc at Drug Stores. alt
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When a man gets too big for his
breeches' it is either a case Of trim
down the man or put more material
in his pants
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The only trouble about a govern
ment by proxy is the uncertainty of
the color of the negro in the wood
lilc
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UsT ARRESTED At KOSSE.
Charged With Nbducting Woman
Irym Tennessee.


Cofsicaua TeXaa, sept I8.-The
at kosae Saturday telephon-
ed Sheriff Clayton Of Corsicana that
they aad captured Tom Day, the man
who is accused OF abducting Mrs.
Lizzie Gri4rs from her home near
Pulaski Tenn, at the point of a pis-
rol and bringing her TO Texas. Day
is wanted by the officers at Pulaski
on the charge OF assault TO kill Mrs.
Grigss. The Tennessee officials sent
a description Of Day by means of
which he was identified and appre-
hended Sheriff Clayton will bring
Day here and hold him to await or
ders from the sheriff at Pulaski,
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We print anything you want from
visiting card to the largest size
circulars. Enterprise Publishing
company. tt
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Obituaries. resolutions OF respect, cards
OF thanks-ali matter not NEWS will be
charged for at the rate of cents per line
Poetry at double price.
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w. A. OWNBN City Editor
Residence Phone, Bell No. 2s9l
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Vendors lien notes NJ the Daily
IAgAt once. II
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u ntered at the Waxahachie Postoffice as
Mail Matter OF the Second Glass. !:
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DESTIN.
Special 70 The JaurnAL

Destin, Fla, Sept 25.-Capt. c. A.
Shipley came up on the Sadie Thurs
day to stay during the fishing sea-
son. ?
Marler Bros. Caught about six hun
dTed pounds bait end about the size
of red fish Thursday.
l.. Destin caught six hundred
pounds red fish Thursday
The crowd that went on a picnic
Sunday intended to return the same
day, but had to prOlOng their stay on
account Of bad weather. However,
they report a glorious time.
The storm did not do any damage
here as all the launches were har-
bored in JOes Bayou.
Sam Smith came up from Camp
Walton on the Swan Wednesday.
VIM Marler is preparing to re-
build his sloop, the BeTnice.
The Sharpe came back from Pen
sacOla Wednesday.
The Donna failed to get up here
Tuesday on account OF the weather
The Ruth came up Tuesday morn
ing
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COTTON MARKET.
Rv lssociafed Press.

New York Sept 25.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at 2 decline of 66515
points, or considerably better than due
on the easy close Of Liverpool for bear
pressure seemed 10 be held in check BY
reports Of another tropical storm south
Of Jamaica and bulish cotton trade ad-
vices. There were persistent reports that
big interests were working for a reaction,
however. and after a rally TO within
OF points Of Fridays finals, the mar
ket turned easier under realizing and
during the middle OF the morning ruled
about to g points net lower.
Futures closed firm Closing bids:
September. 1913; October and November,
February. I34Z: March and April, 1854;
May 1855: June, 1888; July, 13-5I-
Spot closed quiet. Is points lower; mid
ding uplands, 1850; middhng gulf, 1885
No sales
The market closed firm with prices net
2 points lower to > points higher
Cotton futures opened steady. 1882
November, 1875: December, -405 Janu-
airy, 1885; March, 49, april, 1887. May
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McDAVID.
sseclaI to The Journal.

McDavfd, Sept. 25.-Mrs. Henry d.
Rice visited relatives and friends IN
Pollard, Ala, this week
W. p. Bowman returned last night
from Pensacola, where he has been
attending court this week
Miss Annie Mcdaniel, one of Mil
toms most charming young ladies,
who has been visiting relatives in
Camden, Ala, stopped over few
days here on her return home TO Wis
it her grandmother, Mrs. Sabra Nc
Daniel, on North Hill.
Miss Jones, of Olive. was up few
DAYS ago to see Supervisor J. P. Har-
rison, of the McDavid Collegiate In
stitute in regard to teaching.
Mrs. w. P. Bowman and children,
Mr.. c. H. Johnson and family, Mrs,
H. d. Rice. Miss Allie BrewtOn. Miss
Cora Cole and Miss Bertha Lambert
visited the Mineral Springs this week.
All report a most delightful time.
Mrs. o. R. Smith and children, OF
Chipley, Fla, are here on visit to
husband and father. Mr.. Smith is
general superintendent Of the McDavid
Central railroad, with headquarters
| in the city.
Will Harrison and Joe BrewtOu
passed through here en- route to NIL
ton last Thursday.
Col. John Mclean, who has been
spending some time n our town,
made his departure this afternoon for
! Pensacola. to the regret of his legion
OF friends. who will miss him very
much, especially some of the fair
/ sex.
/ o. X Bowman made a flying trip
to Jay and adjoining towns yester-
| day in the autObuggy belonging 10
the MeDavid livery stables.
| Miss Sallie Mclean, one of Pens2-
! coIa's most admirable and charmin
young ladies, spent a couple OF days
with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
D. A. Mclean, on North Hill, this
week.
Robert Bell has purchased a nice
horse, which is very fast. Your cor
respondent was invited 10 take a ride
behind.
Mrs. E. L. McDaYid and her four
beautiful little daughters, Misses An
ME- Matte, Mary, Emma, and Katie
Thigpen are visiting Mrs. Sabra Nc
David, Mrs. McDavid's mother.
Mr.. Deney, of Gainesville, is in the
city, looking after some land matters
J. T. Gilbert, of DeFuniak, is in
town in the interest os his house
selling goods.
McDavid is on the boom. business
is good, everybody looking cheerful
and looking forward to the time that
they can drive across the steel bridge
over the river, which we truly believe
will be built as soon as the people
of Santa Rosa county can get the
majority of their board of county
commissioners to take as much in
terest in this bridge as they are Ia
the one across Blackwater at Milton
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TALLAHASSEE
NEWS NOTES
Items of Interest Gathered
at the Capital of
Florida.

Tallahassee, Sept. 25-The COVER
nor, cabinet members, Supreme Court
Judges, civic officers and many 9th
er distinguished guests, were present
last Friday evening at the beautiful.
reception given to the public by tbs
Tallahassee Volunteer Company.
The reception was held at the
company headquarters, on South
Adams street. The several depart
ments of the station had been clear
ed out for the occasion, and turned
into a bower of bloom and beauty.
with fragrance, cleaned in the light
of innumerable electric light bulbs,
and graceful vines Of bamboo en-
tiTely covered the walls and ceilings
From prettily decorated tables, ice
cream, cake and punch were served
the mattresses for the occasion being
dozens OF young girls, who saw that
no guest of the Fire Ladies'" went
away without first having paTtaken
of the abundantly provided dainties.
The cake and cream tables were
looked after by Mesdames Alex Nc
DOugall, B. A. Meginniss, w. o..
Ames, ]. W. Nash, W. s. QuarteFman
/ and others, while Misses Maggie Will
| liams, Clyde Raney and Mary Page
Randolph dispensed the punch.
The reception committee, headed
by J. W. Hamlin. chief of the de-
partment. was composed of the young
men belonging to the company, aua
| their guests were proud to meet thus
! intimately, these careful and disin-
| terested guardians of the homes of
our city.
| Tallahassee is proud OF her Volun-
| teer Fire Company, and the appre-
| citation OF her citizens was evidenced
| by the large attendance at the re-
| ceptiOn.
| pENeLE IN TALLAHASSEE.
| The ''irrepressible Claude" is in
Tallahassee again for a few days
and yesterday made a visit to the
| governors sanctum.
Albert" said he, when l was
! down in Punta Gorda a few days
| ago, / strOlled down on the wharf
! and there l saw a man who looked
as though he might like to add his
name TO my long ana growing list
of supporters, SO l accosted him.
Friend" said !, Il am Claude
LEngfe, and I want to go to the
/ United States Senate, and l want tC
go mighty bad. Wouldn't you like tc
send me there?
Alas! for me, Albert, he was a
| friend of yours, and he thundereo
cut at me his utter disappToval OF
| me and all my works.
| What Ne vote for you?-a man
that wrote all those things in the
Sun about our governor? No-sir-eel
! No man that talks about Governor
| Gilehrist gets a vote from me-"
But, friend, I said, your governor
has forgiven me-wont you forgive
| me, too?"
| don't think he will, Albert, but
| I have this consolatiOn-that every
In ~
many places to which l have been
Gods sun and mine have been the
| only sources of light the people have
| ever had
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his stepfather. Rudolph BuoI, by
throwing a stick of dynamite under
his bed on the night of April 90.
At G-o'cIUck the jury reported IN
able 10 agree and was sent back for
further deliberations. Thirty min
Utes later the jury reported second
time that agreement was impossible.
A mistrial was then ordered and the
jury dismissed A second trial was
ordered for the next term Of criL nal
court. The jury stood six for con-
victiOn and six for acquittal. The
case went to the jury last night and
the first report was made as soon as
court opened this morning.
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him, one of whom was Whitney. who
told him that Peary was in the north
and about his supply house. Cook
went to the supply house there and
then told Whitney he had reached the
pole, and gave him copy of his dOcu-
ments to bring back with him. so As
to insure one copy at least to get 10
the United States. Cook stayed there
two days and then started on tramp
for civilization.
'The manuscript and instruments
are in Whitney's possession, careful
ly put away, and I am sure viii be re-
turned to me in good shape" said
Cook.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Sept 25.-Announcement made
yesterday that the leading holder had
entirely disposed Of a big line Of Sep
TENDER wheat. had depressing effect to
day on the wheat market. Weak cables
and liberal receipts fl the northwest
also prompted considcra bic selling The
market opened weak with prices Is TO lie
below the final figures OF the previous
season. the greatest loss being in the
IS 1-4H3-S to 3-Sc, and after selling at
% IA, advanced to 80 SIS IN covering OF
shorts
Generally favorable weather conditions
for the new crop caused moderate weak
ness in the corn market early in the
day Sellers, however, we're not so az
gressive as on the previous session. The
December delivery opened a shade TO
lie lower at IS to 1-Sc, and advanced
Trade in the oats pit was extremely
quiet and prices moved over a narrow
range. The market was affected largely
by wheat and corn. The December de-
livery opened unchanged at 80 3-SQ1-2c.
sold at IS 3-S and then advanced to 80 f-2-
Provisions were dun and steady. the
bulk OF trading being In ribs Prices at
the opening were unch nged 10 sc higher.
Wheat-No. 2. red. 1.12 1-2G1I5: No.
3, red, $1O6gII0; No. 2. hard. I0261.04:
No. 3. hard. 9SQ1.O3 ia. No. ?, northern,
Logo Los; No. 2, Northern, 1.02Q1.o4;
Corni-No. 2, $685.: No. 2. yellow,
$50 "a: No 3, 81 3-4965; No. 8, yellow,
So: No. T. $685.
Oats-No- 2, white. 20 Ia; No. 4, white
81 1898 80; standard, 40q1-4c.
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PEARY CLAIMS HE
WILL SPRING SURPRISE
sY AssoeEatea Preaa.

Bar HarbOr, Maine, Sept. 25.-The
proof that Peary obtained to support
his claim that Cook did not reach the
pole will be in no wise affected by
any information that Whitney. who
arrived at Battle Harbor yesterday,
may reveal concerning the statements
made to him By Cook.
This was the substance of remarks
made by Thomas Hubbard, president
of the Peary Arctic club, here today.
While the nature of Peary's proofs
is withheld. It is learned they are
not built upon any of Cooks state
ments while he was in the Arctic.
It is claimed that when the proofs
are published there will be a sur
prise. Peary is expected here Mon
day to confer with Hubbard.
SUBscRtse FOR the JoURNS-
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MOTHERS LONG QUEST
FOR MISSING DAUGHTER
Nv Assoclated Press

Cincinnati, Sept. Z5.-Ihe story OF
a mothers long quest for her daugh-
ter was related here yesterday 20
United States Deputy Marshal Howe
by Mrs. Eloise Barron, of San An
tonic, Texas. Mrs. Barron told the
federal authorities that her II year
old daughter "Dottie" had been kid
mapped by an itinerant dentist in
Houston, Texas, on August II last
The last heard Of her daughter and
the dentist was from Montreal, Cana
da
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Sept 25.-The statement o
clearing house banks shows that thu
banks hold $9,S77. 425 more than the re-
quirements OF the Is per cent reservs
rule. This is an increase of 81 ass, 800 II
the prOpOrtionate cash reserve as com
pared with last week
The statement follows:
Loans, s1,3l6, 942. 100; decrease, 1881
500.
DEPOSITS. s1,s4s,551. 900; decrease. ST.
Circulation, s51 ,559, 500; decrease, $751;
zee.
Legal tenders, 81. 461.5OO; decreases
1891, 800.
Specie, $274. 800. 800; decrease, S135, 200
Reserve, S345. 765, 400; decrease, 1872, 500
Reserve required, S135,SsT. 975; decrease
81, 958, 400.
Surplus. $9.s77.425; increase. s2s5, 900.
Ex-U. S. deposits, $40, S19, 125; Increase
s.. 299 175.
The percentage Of actual reserve OF
clearing house banks to-day was 1854
The statement of banks and trust com.
panies OF greater New York not report
ing to the clearing house shows that thoss
institutions have aggregate deposits OF
81 .355, sag. 500: total cash on hand, 1854.
3S7r 400, and loans amounting TO S1,226. 500
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s,4s; June, 1910; August, 1880. offered
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Sept. 25.-Closing spot quiet;
prices points lower. American middling
7.28; good ordinary, 6.s4; ordinary. $50.
The sales of the day were 5000 bales.
of which 500 were for speculation and
export and included $500 American.
Futures opened quiet and closed easy.
Sept, 7-06 1-2; Sept-Oct.. 6.Ss IL; Oct
Nov. 6.95; Nov.-Dec Dec Jan. 6.92 1-2:
Jan--Feb.. SOL; Feb.-March. March-ApriI,
ApTil-May, May-June, June-JuIy, SCI.
July-August, SIS IL.
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LOCKER" CLUBS ARE
TOLD TO CLOSE UP
Bv Associated Press

Vicksburg, Miss, Sept. 25-By con-
ceTted action Of the city and county
authorities, half a dozen social clubs
and a number of locker" clubs re-
Gently started here. were today no
tilted to stop the use of liquor alto
gether. The outcome of this case
will be watched with great interest
throughout the state.
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MANY PERSONS INJURED.

Des Moines, Iowa. Sept 25AWil-
liam KiseT, OF Des Moines, was kill
ed and many persons hurt, some Of
them fatally by an inteTurban car
from Boone striking "a street car to-
day on a tTestle near the Highland
Park bridge in this city. KiseT was
conductor on the street car.
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PROMINENT MAN FOUND
IN A DYING CONDITION
BY Associated Press.

Fort Wayne, September 25-HarTy
B. Smith, a prominent figure in In
diana Democracy, president OF the
Citizens National Bank Of Hartford
City. Ind, and president Of the
Evansville and Southern Indiana
Traction Company, was found dying
from apoplexy by his wife early to
day in their room az the st. Anthony
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COOK TELLS or MEETING
WHITNEY IN THE ARCTIC
az AssocIateo Press.

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 25.-In an
interview given 2 local paper by Cook
in New York last night, he tells of
meeting Harry Whitney in the arctic.
Cook said he was five miles of Anna
tok when he saw a party approaching
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WHITNEY DOES NOT
DOUBT COOKS STATEMENTS
BY AssocIatet Press

Halifax, Sept. 25.-Harry Whitney,
TO whom Cook said he gave detailed
account Of his trip to the pole, today
answered a message sent to him ask
ing IL Cook reached the pole by say
ing: u have no reason to doubt
Cooks statement
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WHITNEY SAYS HE
Is HURRYING HOME


New York, Sept. 25.-In a message
to a friend at New Haven, Harry
Whitney reports his arrival at Indian
Harbor and states that he is rushing
home" He adds that ne mad a hard
winter and wonderful shooting. His
message says nothing about the dis
covery OF the pole.
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hotel Physicians were summoned
but Mr.. Smith died a few minutes
after their arrival He was sixty
years old.
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Harry Whitney, Cooks
Witness, is Heard From
Continued from First Paae.O

Morrison again set out southwark
Where Morrison Is now is not known.
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MIsTRIAL RESULTS IN THE
CASE OF THOMAS DYER

6y Associated Prssa-
Chattanooga, Tenn. Sept. %
mistrial resulted in the case OF
Tom Dyer, charged with numbering
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Read The Journals Want
Ads. and profit thereby.
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Read The Journals Want
Columns for bargains.
MARKET REPORT.
PENsAcoLA coTroN Market.

LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Oct 10 z \. rAE-a.rro har-
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sUBscRIee FOR the JoURN'' q.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-14
Castle { Cooke, Ltd
Honolulu, T. H.

SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, SUGAR FACTORS
and
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
representing
Eva Plantation Co.
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Kohala Sugar Co.
Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
Apohaa Sugar Co., Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works Of st. Jouis
Blake Steam Pumps
Weston's Centrifugals
Babcock & Wilcox Boiler
Green's Fuel Economizep
Marsh Steam Pumps
Matson Navigation Co.
Planters Line Shipping Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-14
Corporation Notices
STOCK BOOKS CLOSED.

The Stock Book of the Oahu Su-
gar Co.. Ltd. will be closed TO trans
rcrs from June 10th TO 18th, 1903,
both dates inclusive.
(Signed) GEO. RODlEK,
Acting Treas n Oahu
Sugar Co, Lid.
i333-it
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-14
Corporation Notices
SPECIAL MEETING OF
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF
HAIKU SUGAR COMPANY.

A special meeting of the Stock
holders of Haiku Sugar Company
will be held at the Office and princi-
pal place OF business of the Com
pany, Stangewald Building, Honolu-
IN, on Friday, the 18Th day Of June,
1909, at 10 o'clock a. m, for the
purpose of amending the Charter OF
the Company and such other bust
ness as may come before the meet
ing.
BY order of the Vice President.
ELMER Il. PAXTON,
Secretary Haiku Sugar Co.
Honolulu, June 7, 1909.
433l-June Z, S, ., 10, II, ~, II,
10 1G, II, IS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-14

from SAN FRANCISCO TO HOMO.
LULU VIA PUGET S0UND.)
MlSSOURlAN, to sail ....JUNE II
COLUMBIAN, to sail ......JULY l
Freight received az Company's
wharf, Greenwich Street.
FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN
CISCO.
PLEIADES. TO SAIL JUNE Is