davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

! ZNGuN 4 CO--h petition IN bankruptcy
Ing as T. Hagou 4 Co. dealer in diamonds
AND I.Nc'r,. At &. John stree. Il was
alleged thl. h had transferred pra,tl-
sttr'ully " no value To- the detr.m-n' Of
sreai,o,.. juase Malor ,pp""i"ie1 ,Witi,ian
~, ' 4Tu TO be- s.s.ooo aud asset pfoba6y
$4,000. H. recently ulni' an onrr NJ s"t.
u",t' az H. cents "n IA" to'iai samuel
.5.ntor-. s.uI th,t tli- o. u new wrlnkl"
IN odns uptcs; di-pos'ng ~ dlamonds ter
roai estate said 20 be practically worth
r-s s..,.... ,.,, ...,
81 ~, Il IhAN NbIS' ~ p.tition ln
erukrnn',y ha- n,.n N.'i 2st'nst Hn-tevs .t1l.
Nh" hrm Of Srhcrn'man a Nd.eh ~ manu-
,,,.i5 ,a.,qGor. .,,.. o' for'. At 80 west twenty
rgp,y nae GGGT ,i ns'innr NS,,1.s l%.
tho nrm oi uenS, G..rt. nInIiA't ~.
fr,,tc. .'t, e. ,6o srI r...t. : l,oo0
8 tSpT IiEoS'A prtition in bankruptcy
TE, ,csa "a njed against Noyofoh and 5ne.
ir,nl,,. -t,irors or k!niouo- ana petticoats
~ ''' 9i Alrou ftrc-, LabtI,.cs sre $1,000
agaiu.t them ON Tebruary 70. 1913 which
ua- dismissed on q settlement At 30 cents.
= ~ IN ~ LL.!N q Untlui,C C, u,e
stree, have made an e-,lsnment 10 J.
sidnrN hrrnTt,lh:o a pYn','n ,b.i, n "InN
ruptry "us ,3.sn nI,1 agnln.t ,nGmn ~ ~.
partners air Nin'h,. S'hl.I''h S'"'"e'
-t1i wv s. !I,tT 20 n,Itio, T., banl,.
rurt.V Ina. ns.u pl,d against Harry Ostor-
man nnd DAVID kupprrhcre trading ae
tb- sttIa Sui. ganlDur,. manufacturer
Of dr,ss,4 al IS West Twontv-nrst street
It,blIttt.. ,r. 81 puU and MSS. .ts 500
IFRMAN FINKEt.SrEIN lNC.--A petition
ln h.,,lt,ttt,v h.,s boon uieI areln.f Hsr
,n.u rIukristoin Inc iinuorter OF smoked
nh. -. /. East second street Assets
arc 9. 600
SAMUEL S'HArTEN--A p' ution in bank.
rpu,,, has brcu dled against samuel
S.h1'tou, grocer of 9iN Ea-' l"3l str", l
.tII NIti.I.S s. GIBSON. ~ p,,it!on IN bank
rr',y ha. been nlci arains, Charlcs W.
Gibson. grocer. ~ puuGhltcCpsir
ISAAC IuGDN'\ butcher Of Mount Vernon
htr u|rd t prt itiuu in bankruptcy. with
liabilities oI Sgu,1it ana no assets
SNNil ~. ". KAN. -ulouukteprr at Mount
Npru1r h4s GIsd a patitiun In bankrupt cv,
viii UaLilltt.l s4gg5. and aSre'- sS6 I'M
stock
Schedules in bankruptcy.
,,,ttuT,,N. Ap-r 80 ,sg ,t a., ~ ,y,,
r"",',y t,,,r,n r,.t I iI.d sT.t',I.S
IT, I'u.t -, ''" ,.... w.
,Gr ,n4" ',i,i,,'' ',Hl ,Y'oo ~, -
II,.,, 9, nn - ..,n,, wa
Nt ArrI-,' - n i,,,~ ',' 'tt.,,a.I.rr' f'', H.,
" r - ,it .h va - ~ ~
H. A.. hui,i /, ns9 - 'a,,'t ,N ~ S''"
''A ''''''. '-'"''. ""' u" 1e'o'H'
Receivers Appointed
NoINhuNph PErrEh --Juds. Mayer
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NO ACTION YET ON
NEW COTTON RULES
Changes on Account Of Lever
Law Discussed, but No De-
cisiOn Reached.
LINERP0OL'S DEMANDS
Cotton Sfatss Weather.

For North Carolina showene 10 day; cooler
in east abd central portions. fair to-
morrow. strong northeast winds.
For south Carolina. showers and cooler
to-day; fair tomorrow; stronx northeast
shifting 20 northwest win1s
For Georgia showers. followed by clearin &
to-day cooler; fair tomorrow. strong shift
Ing Winds becoming northwest.
For Alabama. fair to-day. fair tomorrow.
With rising temperature. fresh north Winds
For Mssissippi. fair to-day. warmer In
east portion; fair to-morrsw. moderate
north winds.
For Louisiana and eastern Teves fair
today and tomorrow: moderate north
wlnds
For oklahoma. fair to-day and TO morrow
moderate temperature.
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COTTONSEED OIL.
Crude OIL sales steady--Oaeriag -
Reduced

Tho early show Of frmness In the rnAr~
het did not amount TO much. Short
covering and light Western buying cared
for tho hedges Pressure OF this char
scter was not important however Crude
was quoted at 35a35k.o in tho South
ea.-t offerings reduced. Monday will
hs first tender day for October delivery.
Fair notices arc expected.
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FIX DIVIDEND

company and Term stock. Amt
Bel Telephone OF Canada, quar-
Kansas Gas and Electric, quar-
y e. Heath. quarterly .-....,. MD Ia. q
Honolulu Rapid Traction and
Light. quarterly ,........ --- -
Joliet and chicago Railroad. - . :
kelsey Company. qulr'crlv.,... com 80
Kelsey COMPANY, quarterly ..,.. pf1 - e.
L,high Valley, quar;erlv...... com .'- .
Iehlgh VALLEY, qunrtsrIv...,.,. pid ..a q
Nc Al Corporation. quarterly. y ND q. =
Massachusrtts Lighting old,
quarterly ........ .......,. com ,l'J
Msssachusctts lighting, new,
quarterly ..t.--....t com zoe
Massachuset,s Lighting, new. pfd 81 ,o
National icprico. quarterlY.... pfd D. e
ohio State Telephone buc) ..... --- - -
Proctor & Gamble. qudfterly... pfd 20
Public Service Corporation OF
Scv Jersey, quarterly. y.....,.. ---- l.. .
south Carolina Light. Power and
Railways, quarterly .......s.. pfd %
United Fruit. quarterly. .... ---- 20.
". Koo'snay Power and Light,
quarterly .......-........... 2fd ! "a %
pTNIDENDS PAYABLE.
Ashland Coal and Iron Railway,
quarterly ,......... ,..t..... ------ 2~o
Chicago Hurllns on and quincy.
quarterly ............. .....-.., ---- - .
Hercules Powder, quArtor.y.... com iir'.
Homestake Mining, monthv,., --- SOC
Nev York Ar Brake. puqrter'y. ----- ii."t
Union Tank Line. semt-annuol. .--- $3.50
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Dividends NND INTuRFsr
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY,
DINIDFSD No. NJ

A quarterly dividend Of two p'r cent %
tho capital stock NJ this CompanF 'a' r'"n
declared, pay able Ortohor lt.h. lH'I 10 ''
ofice OF the rrsiLsurer J'l Stt'" .'''-
Boston, Mass, 20 sto'khoIdnra of r'-"T' "
tho close OF business Scp'o'uH'r .' ''''
CHARLES 4 HrRRANU T-.-'pfeI
The sun., 1914-09-25

BS Justice rittlck Bammsa r. rtpo'.
walter r. Herrick Same v' 'an' Hn0 !
+. Wagner, same So same. ItU."- h "'l...
Nv Justice Guy--Jacohsou fH Jt' .''7
Hy. \. Forster.
By Justice Wocks--O Oreaut0 t0're.. ', a
2sth -. and ith Az T.. co., Pho'''T ..-
graham.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

HunHlo, Rochester and pittsburs.
... lyl.. Changes
lIlId week sept. SCISSOR peo. Sl0,OSl
From July l...... ",eU4,s7g Dea aea Ces
chicago aud Alton:
Second week sept, SegO,T7s Dso ,aao,,
FROM Jnly l-..-.. 3le7,06& Deo ssss91
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
The Southern Pacific Company reports for
August; 1914 f,hs,ss.
& &'".|! "pel. rNN III l6!2'l6s Dec, 36sl.a3o
'l'F. 'Aprnse'. 17bi,i66 Dec &55,I
onN reNeMu'''''' '5elft9e Dec. s5sg,3ss
",'"'' ,'.'' "5e''e1s Dec, +6662s
From july /:
ho bnss' oper. rCv''' '3Sso5,077 Dec t7ioOct
NP''' 'AP'hs's''''' lo'ofl'lf6 Dec S5,3ss
Net revenue. eH76a,s8 Dsa ss,.s6s
Oper incoms.,..., Ss3s.tsl Dso ISso2s
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Returns received nv the Fieci,rcai Horid
from tho central station coInp1uie. ~ tho
mountain and Pa"ih" state. for June 1914 du
not show ~ large gam. m earnings and output
over the corresponding month Of 1918 40 dIl
those for May. aud thr latter was ai'o hchi nd
April IN thcsc two respects Returns from ti \
large O'HS I'm California Washington, Oregon
ith ani Colorado. representing over ~ per
cont Of the central station industry in tho
mountain and Pacific States snow gross earn
% per 'rnt over june 1919 with OUTPUT oi
iio.A+5G- h,lovait hours increase OF So
nor cent
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Receivers Appointed.

BY Justice PatEek-pavid Jacobs vs. Ahra-
ham Cohen. Abraham Cohen; Cicile Namm
vn Tarsus Realty Coz Marcel Levy, Thercga
Niehcmper Vs louis Lese, Herbert j. Good
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

w,SUISGToS sep, y The statement o'
the receipts and pay warrant. OF the Treasury
shove
Yesterday Th'- month Fiscal ye1r.
Re,~iti. 81 G4N 50 s. .2!9.,.s $irs. tlt 80
Pay warrant. ..4sti.3 &,S5;si l~"-l 10
Deficit .... S-97 ~ f5h"S.ot' s--.'' ""7
The rec-itis from customs yesterday we're
,.-Cl6}, from iuttrnl rev uuo. Ordinary. !i-.-
i.i: corporation taN. S,."H. and mi-'ellaneou'
U>, National bank notes received Tor re-
dpmpilor. f1iN'," e
The cash statement o' the United states
Treasurer for Septcu!bcr p show.
The sun., 1914-09-25

consumption smallest In some time Lard
relatively steady. Hog prices 10c. lower
as an average.
The sun., 1914-09-25

Returns from .ly small cities IN New Mexico.
Arizona. "hshlurtuu Wyoming and Idaho rep.
ret"nilns le-' than per cent Of the indu-' ~
~ i..l2. decrease ~ 10 cont from June
1918 with OUTPUT ~ .Gc e6s kilowatt hours j
decrease of "a pcr cent
The sun., 1914-09-25

More than 10 per cent Of the generating com.
pRUias NJ California. Washington pud Oregon
reported gross earnings for June, i9A. OF 81.
so .9If. 4 Eilu Of % per mt, with an ultuut
NJ ll0.iGG, s. klowatt hours an increase OF = s
per cent. Returns for June from more than -
per cont. OF the central stations In Colorado.
Nov MrNico ltah. Arizona Wyoming. Nevada
and Idaho show gross earnings Of 1871. OF ',3'
ofl "a sam OTIS per cent and 0utuut ~
NCas3i klowatt hours an increase of lAS per
cent.
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Over N per cent ~ all stations IN the pa,
'dc and mountain states reported for June.
lH4 au incrca-e ol bN per cent in gross earn.
iuya and of . = per cent. III output over June,
1913 while for May co per cent OF the central
station industry IN these Stn'c- reported gam
ot = psr Tut in earnings o'-r NAV, 1918, and
an increase Of n ',-r cent in output Of cur
rent This would indicate that ~ June the en.
tire central station industry IN the Ps"in" and
mouutaiu states vas about $4,000 in raruins
aud gn 600 ugI kllo~at hours IN outnut ahead
OF June lal3, while MAY was about sl,00r1 ia
earnings and ~ 900 klowatt hours IN output
ala I'd of May 1919 The earnings Tor June,
iHiA were about $40 oOO rn and the output
oo0D0 kIowait hours smaller than for tho
preceding month
All Rylle.hy .lrtrt properties reporting for
the wrel, ended September n showed net con
ne,tcd load gains Of 10 customers with b3a
kilowatt- lighting load and S3A horse power in
motors New business contracted Tor Included
Aaa curumrr. with TT lulpwats lighting load
and AH horsepower iu notOrs hlectrl" output
Tor the week Wa :. 7.2Gl 9'H klloWatt hours an
iurrcasc Of 81 = per cent. over the corresponding
week Oi last year Artihctnl gas output an
creased 2 Drr cent.
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MDEiTI n GLANON.--Tudge Mayer has
sigI Nd hu order confirming a com position
or Mo1ta a GlnNon. cloth epongers, with
al,- cents cssh 10 cents uots al ono year
and 10 cents not. ut two years. Liabilities
~ n4N
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QUEENS COUNTY.

County Court 49, Trial Term -- Beror.
Humphrey. J.. Court opens and eaiendsr
called ~ 10 A NJ Pedicini vs. BROOKLYN.
Queens Co. Sub. RY. CO.: simonetu W
Manhattan 4 Queens Traction Co, Art CON
crete Const, Co. Seifert. T.akeman W
u. IL II. n. 90: Burns " same; Wctham
VIZ same, Harris w Brooklyu, Queens Co 4
sub, Co. Remainder Of calendar passed
until Monday, September 20. 1914
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

TIKI st Fl Nd.
70 redeem, outs, audlng Cert ncates fi,fS H0 y
Grand total each assets n Treasury l9'6l".- -
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. At
Chambers Probate. 8 i,
In the matter OF the estate of Fred
X. G. Miller, deceased.
A document purporting to be the
Last VIII and Testament of Fred K.
C. Miller, deceased, having on the 9Th
day of November, A.. D. 1914, been
presented to said Probate Court, and a
petition for probate thereof, praying
for the issuance of Letters Testamen.
tary to Caroline i. Miller having been
filed by her. "a
It is Ordered, that Friday, the 18th
day of December. A. d. 1914, at 8
o'clock a. M, of said day, at the court.
room of said court in the Judiciary
building in the City and County of
Honolulu, be and the same Is hereby
appointed the time and place for prov
ing said will and hearing said appli.
cation.
BY the court. h.
(Seal) JOHN MARCALLlNo,
Clerk, Circuit Court.
Dated, Honolulu, Nov. 5, 1914.
5003-Nov ., IL, -. rs.
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DAILY REMINDERS

A clever showing OF millinery, to sell
for s., Ii the feature for the week al
Milton & Parsons.-Adv. f..
Lewis taxis. King ST.. near Fort.
The only white company with sober
and well-informed drivers. Tel. $500.
ADV, < -. .. :.
: II used according to directions In.
ternational Poultry Food viii material
~ increase egg production. Sold by
California Feed Co.-Ady.
A cordial. Invitation Is extended by
Wichman & Co, leading jewelers., to
visit their store and see the new arri-
walls from day to day for the Christ
mas season. -
OUR sEMI-ANNuAL REMNANT
SALE OF silks, woolens. flannel and
flannelets begins Monday morning,
November 8, at O'Clock B. F. Ehl.
ers & Company-Ady.
Try Blatchford's calf meal for feed.
ing calves, pigs, colts and lambs
Very much less expensive than milk
feeding and far better. For sale by
the California Feed Co.
The cheerful appearance Of the liv.
ing room depends LARGELY on the
quality and harmony of the material
used in the finishing. Consult Levers
& Cooke about Fuller's washable
wall finish, japanese oil stain and
yarnish. ~.~. ..... s ~
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JUDGE ASHFORD,
IMPARTIAL, ACTS
FORDEFENDANT

The unusual spectacle of a Judge
on the bench acting as counsel for a
defendant in a jury trial was pre-
scented in the criminal division of the
first circuit court this morning. All
In, the prisoner at bar, pleaded not
guilty, had no counsel, and stated
through the court interpreter that he
did not desire the appointment of an
attorney by the court.
"In that even," said Judge Ashford,
ut is up to the court to see that the
defendant receives a proper hearing"
Whereupon he proceeded to ask of
jurors and witnesses the usual ordin-
airy questions which regular counsel
for the prisoner would have asked
and which had to be asked to proper
ly place the facts and the defendants
story. before the jury.
All In was accused of breaking and
entering the poi factory of another.
Chinese. His own version of his ac-
tions was unsatisfactory, and the
jury quickly returned verdict Of
guilty. Judge Ashford then sentenced
him to Imprisonment for period Of
two years and three months.
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!: Jacob Morales. who was sentenced
last March to year in Jail by District
Magistrate Archie s. Mahulu OF Waia-
lua for assault AMI battery. was grant
ed pardon by the governor yester-
day. This is the case recently investi-
gated by Circuit Judge Ashford. Nor.
aies and companion drew the MAXI
mum sentence at Mahulu's hands,
though they assert they had no inter-
prefer in court and did not understand
what was being done with them.
The next session Of the territorial
grand jury probably will be held next
Wednesday afternoon.
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BY AUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received up
to II NJ. on the 18th day of November.
1914. at the office of the clerk of the
City and County of Honolulu, room s,
Mcintyre building. for the exclusive
privilege Of cutting grass on the
Water Works lands at Nuuanu valley,
Nunanu. for a term of six months un-
der the rules and regulations of the
Water Works Department. 81
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any. all tenders
and to waive all defects.
d. KALAuOKALANI. JR., :
Clerk. City and County of Honolulu.
zoos Nov. S, 6, Z, 9, 10.
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BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by
the Board of Harbor Commissioners
up until 1920 a. m, Tuesday, Noyem-
Der "a, 1914, for Pavement and altera-
tons on Kuhio wharf, Hilo. Hawaii.
The Board of Harbor Commission
ers reserves the right to reject any or
all tenders.
Plans, specifications and blank
forms of proposals are on file at the
office Of the Harbor Commission, Cap
itol bnilding, Honolulu t. H.
(Signed) CHARLES r. FORBES,
Chairman, Board or Harbor Commits
sioners.
6003- Nov. 5, 6, I. 10, II, II. Is. Is.
90, %,
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WAR SUPPLIES
AND SHIPMENT
BY NEUTRALS

In view of the repeated. questions
here as to the shipment Of war sup
plies in neutral territory, there Is
republished below a ruling of Robert
Lansing, acting secretary of state, Is
sued on October IA:
Mr. Lansing says he was prompted
to make the statement by numerous
inquiries and complaints indicating a
widespread impression that American
business men cannot sell war supplies
to the belligerents without commit
ting an unneutral act The statement
adds -. g..
In the first place, il should be I'M
derstood that, generally speaking. a
citizen of the United States can sell to
a belligerent government or its agent
any article of commerce which he
pleases. He is not prohibited from
doing this by any rule of international
law. by any treaty provision, or by
any statute of the United States, Il
makes no difference whether the arti-
cles sold are exclusively for war pur-
poses, such as firearms explosives,
etc, or as foodstuffs. clothing, horses.
etc, for the use of the army or navy
Of the belligerent
furthermore, neutral government
is not compelled by international law.
by treaty, or by statute to prevent
these sales to a belligerent. Such
sales, therefore, by American citizens
do not in the least effect the neutral
ity Of the United States.
1T is true that such articles as
those mentioned are considered con-
traband and are, outside the terrific
rial jurisdiction of neutral nation,
subject to seizure by an enemy Of the
purchasing government, but II is the
.enemy's duty to prevent the articles
reaching their destination, not the
duty Of the nation whose citizens have
sold them. II the enemy of the pur-
chasing nation happens for the time
to be unable to do this that is for him
one of the misfortunes of war; the
inability, however, imposes on the neu-
trail government no obligation to pre-
vent the SALE
Neither the president nor any ex-
ecutiye department of the government
p1oCCo0Co NnO AC6d4 duIuOIItys w iuJoI-
.fere In any way with trade between
the people of. this country and the ter
ritory OF belligerent There is no
act of Congress referring such author.
ity or prohibiting traffic OF this sort
with European nations, although. In
the case of neighboring American re-
5publics. Congress has given the pres
ident power to proclaim an embargo
on arms and ammunition when in his
Judgment It would ten to prevent
civil strife.
For the government of the United
States itself to sell to a belligerent
nation would be an unneutral act, but
for private individual to sell to
=belligerent any product of the United
States is neither unlawful nor unneu-
trail, nor within the power OF the ex-
ecutiye to prevent or control.
The foregoing remarks, however,
do not apply to the Quitting or fur
nishing of vessels In American ports
or Of military expeditions on American
soil In aid Of belligerent. These
acts are prohibited by the neutrality
laws Of the United States"
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ham Remedies Vegetable Compound
and Sanative Wash. am now well and
strong and can do all my own work. ]
owe It all to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and want other suffer
ing women to know about IL p Mrs.
H. E. MABEN. 211 S. Spring, St, MUIR
freesboro, Tenn.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients Of which are derived from
native roots and herbs, has for nearly
forty years proved TO be most valua-
bic tonic and invigorator Of the female
organism. Women everywhere bear
willing testimony to the wonderful vir-
tue Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Why Lose Hope.
No woman suffering from any form
Of female troubles should lose hope un-
til she has given Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound fair trial.
n ron want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (c0nil.
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter VIII
be opened. read and answered By Q
woman and held In strict confidence.
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TO tell you what your
wonderful remedies
have done for me. /
was . sufferer from
female weakness
and displacement
and ! would have
such tired. worn out
feelings, sick head
aches and dizzy
spells. Doctors did
me no good sol tried
the Lydia E. Pink
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Hugo Kanae, who had appealed from
the judgment OF the district court,
which assessed SIS fine for assault
and battery. withdrew his case from
Judge Ashford's court this morning,
agreeing to pay the fine already fixed.
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FURNISHED COTTAGE.

Furnished cottage and light house
keeping rooms; an conveniences;
electric lights; bath, running water;
short distance from postoffice. Mod.
crate. CAMEL place. Fort and Vine.
yard. Tel. 1871. 5Ss4-tf
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When that head of your aches so
that you are being tortured take
wafer or two of Shac. All that's nee
essary.-adyertisement.z H.. T.. +. II
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Where He Got of.

Il should have you understand" said
the actor who was talking of salary
for next season. "that i have arrived. :
II guess that's right, answered the
manager. who was once q railroad con.
ductor, "and having arrived, here is
where you get off,
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MRS. MADEN
WAS MADE WELL
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
table Compound and Wants
Other Suffering Women
To Know It

Murfreesboro, Tenn. 81 have
wanted TO write 10 you for long time
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Whatever was required to be done,
the circumlocution office was before.
hand with all the public departments
in the art OF perceiying how not to
do Il.
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NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE.
WAIALuA AGRICULTURAL COM.
PANY, LIMITED.

The stockholders of Waialua Agri.
cultural Co., Ltd, viii be closed to
transfers Friday, Nov 6, 1914. to Sat.
urday. Nov. IA. 1y14. inclusive.
= CHAS. II. ATHERT0N,
Treasurer, Waialua Agricultural Co.,
Ltd. 49, z @
Honolulu, Nov. 5. 1914.
6O0S.3t
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Sales: Between Boards-50 Pho
,neer 20; IS ononiea 30; so, So, Is,
Haw. C. & s. Co. 5Gs4 i 25 Haw. c. &
s. Co. Boss. 20. 10. 5, 5. 10 Eva 21A;
10 Waialua 92h1a; 10 Haw. Pineapple
33; s, As Oiaa 81.
Session Saies-50 0laa 51s.
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SEWING LESSONS.

Dressmaking. cutting and designing.
40 Beach walk, WAIKIKI Phone 2247.
60O3-1m
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Discharge certificate of Eyert Adams.
from Battery e, LIST F. A. Return to
this office. 6003-3t
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DIVIDENDS.

Nov Haw. G. 4 s. CO., .25; Ho-
nomu zoo,
Latest sugar quotation: SO deg.
test, S.51c, or 5000 per ton. 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-02
Ladies' Fur Coats

This is not very good Fur Coat
weather, but we will surely get the
kind of weather that will demand the
warmest Coat you can get, and it is
pretty good judgment to prepare for
that time before it is upon you.
We are putting into this Over
stocked Sale some Fur Coat values
that will interest any who want
good warm Coat and Coat that has
service and warmth.
One small-sized Pony Coat that is
good warm Coat, and one that
sold at $4,000; would make
good riding coat. Now to close
at .....,..,.,........ $1,000
At $4,000 is Brown Marmot
Coat with rat collar and cuffs,
that is one of the best PROPOSE
tions we could make to you, if
you want good, warm, service
able Coat. Was $37. Now at
only ..................S2 $4,000
AT $4,000 is a good value in
Black Pony Coat; is 40 inches
long and good, full size; was
a S47.50 Coat. Now at $4,000
At $500 is a full-length Black
Pony Coat that is an extra good,
warm Coat and il Coat that is
worth $1,000. Only 1890. $500
We were able to get hold of a
few Sample Coats in Pony that are
full ZENITH and in good quality. Thus
we can sell you at about one-half
price. These are values that you will
surely appreciate.