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THE HAWAIIAN STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1004.
A Summer Proposition.
Well, now. there's the
ICE QUESTION 1
Tra know you'll need lo., you know
H U a necessity In hot weather. We
feaKere you are nxlous to get that Icq
I Jch. will give you satlsf ctlon, and
8f'd like to suprly yu. order from
ie 01 icEjjrae go.,
VBtouhone 1151 Blue. Postofflce Box 606
. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD
Wni. G. Iiwln President and Manager
.Tnhn r SmwkelR. . First Vice-President
W. M. Clifford.. ..Second Vice-President
H. M. Whitney Jr Treasurer
Richard Ivers Secretary
C Lovekin Auditor
8U6&K FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS
Ar.ENTS FOR THE
Oceanic Stear.ship Company of San
Francisco, cai.
AGENTS FOR THE
Scottish Union National Insurance
Company of Edinburgh.
WUhelmlna of Magdeburg General In
mmiinc Comnanv.
Alliance Marine and General Assurance
Co.. Ltd., of London.
Royal Insurance Company of Liver
pool Alliance Assurance Company of Lon
don WortefiBter German Insurance Company
HART & CO., LTD
The Elite Ice Cream Parlors.
Ctiocolates and Confections
Ice Cream and Water Ices
Bakery Lunch.
HE FINEST mi IN THE CM
in
acme
Railroad
SUGGESTS
Comfort
rkDce trains dally through cars, first
bad oscond class to nil points. Re
IkMeA rates take effect soon. Write
8. F. Booth,
vGeneral Agent.
ISTo. 1 Montgomery Street,
San Francisco.
Travellers Agree
THAT
6 Mil
IS
Quickest, Finest, Best
A Train that Supplies
All Demands
To St. Louis or Chicago
IK 3 DAYS
from San Francisco.
. ELECTRIC LIGHTS
READING LAMPS,
CLUB CARS
ALL GOOD 'MINGS
fltleri Pacific
Info-matlon Bureau
C13 Market Strept,
Ban Francisco.
11HU RAILWAY AND LAUD CD'S
MAY 1st, 1903
OUTWARD.
Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku and
Wy Gtattons 9:1B m., 3:20 p. m.
r Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way
ttfiens 17:30 a. m., 9:16 a. m
ni:(SS a. m., 2:15 p. m 8:20 p. m.,
Hits r. m., 6:15 p. m. $9:30 p m.
JLLzXZ p. m.
INWARD.
Sterlmti Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
tunr. .and Walanae 8:36 m., Si-Si
ft- he.
teitra Honolulu from Ewa Mill and
fM.rr. Clty 16:10 a. m., t7:46 a, m.,
:Ifi c, m., 10:SS a. va., 2:(S p. m.,
H:vi v m., 5:31 p. m., 7:40 p. m.
Daily.
6 8atiday Excepted j
B Steoday only.
tt, If. DENNISOV
upt.
r. C. SMITH,
a. P, A. T, A.
union
jSrYour Barber oroS)
Your Druggist? Tgi
If your hair is too long, co to your
harbor. IIo has tho remedy a pair
of shears. If your hair Is too short, co i
to your druggist, llo lias tuo rotneuy
a bottle of Ayor's Hair Vigor.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
Is a Hair Food.
It foods tho hair. Tho hair grows
long and heavy bocauso it givos to tho
lialr just what It needs.
If your hair is turning gray, it shows
thoro is lack of hair nourishment.
Glvo your hair this hair-food and it
will tako on now life. Soon all tho
dcop, rich color of youth will return
to it.
Wo aro suro you -will bo greatly
pleased with Ayor's Ilair Vigor as a
hair-dressing. It makes tho hair soft
and smooth, and prevents splitting at
the ends.
Prtmred tj Dr. J. C. Avir Co.. Lowell. Miss.. U. S. A.
Freshly
Smoked Ham
Lovers of ham will And some
thing delicious In those Wie have
now They are the best sugar
cured hatns, and smoked by us
every second day, which gives
them n much finer llavor than
when the meat Is smoked In the
states and shipped here. They
are full weight and not dried out
like Eastern hams often are.
When yru order ask for our
"Aloha" fivshly .smoked ham
we recommend 1
IlrflliM.
Limited
, Telephone Main 45
Shiroksne
General Employment Office. Japanese ,
and Chinese Laborers Etc., Supplied.
Contract Work of Every Kind Under-1
taken. Corner Emma and Beretania
Sreets. Telephone Blue 2181.
Last Week
OP THE
Rug Sale
Housekeepers began to real
ize its importance when we
added the new stock that came
on the "Doric" last week and
allowed the same liberal dis
count on them as on the
others.
Have you"thought anything
about the sizes of the rugs and
mats we are now selling?
They are to be had 2 feet by
3, 3x0, 3xS, 4x0, 0x6, CxS, SxS,
SxlO, Sxl2, 0x12, 10x10, 10x12,
10x11, 12x12, 14x14.
Big rugs for the dining
room and bed rooms.
Small ones can be used to
excellent advantage in front of
a washstand, in the bath room,
on the lanai and many other
places about the house.
They are very serviceable
as office rugs also.
Come and see them for
yourself. One whole store giv
en to the sale.
The sale includes beautiful
blue and white Japanese Cot
ton Rugs, Chinese Twisted
'Matting Rugs, plain also, and
Matting of every good kind.
I IK 8 HE.
177 S. King St.
Not Hungry
when you should be means disordered
nerves, which, will lead to nervous
prostration. Dr. Miles' Nervine it
guaranteed to benefit you or money
refunded. Book on nerves sent free.
Da, Miles Midioal Co-, Elkhart, lad.
Eight parts of the World's Fail
Portfolios now ready at Star office.
VALUABLE RELICS
AT
tNIVERKITY OF VIRGINIA DIS
PLAYS GREAT ART COLLECTION
IN STATE PAVILION.
The Virginia building nt the World's
Fair Is a replica of "Montlcello," the
home of Thomas Jefferson, and pre
sents one of the most unique and In
teresting exhibits on the ground. The
most valuable .single piece of art Is
the heroic statue of Jefferson by the
distinguished' Virginia sculptor, Alex
ander Gault. The statue Is life size
of Carrara manble. and with the pedes
tal welshs several tons.
Next In value Is the Sully portrait
of Jefferson, which was painted from
life by the great artist and Is one of
the last portraits for which Jefferson
sat.
There is also another portrait of tho
great statesman by Andrews, this be
ing a copy of the original ut Washing
ton one may see the chair occupied by
Jefferson, when, as Vice President, he
presided over one of the most brilliant
senates the country has ever known.
Most Interesting to all, land espe
cially to Southerners, are the Elder
portraits of General Ro'bert E. Lee
and General Jubal E. Early, the great
cavalry leader of the Confederacy.
The richness of this exhibit Is only
an Instance of what one .sees ut al
most every turn In visiting the differ
ent State building, which Is simply an
Instance of the great care and labor
which have been expended In making
the Louisiana 'Purchase lEjjposltlon
surpass anything of the kind hereto
fore attempted.
To possess a record of this great
event is a matter of no small educa
tional importance, and this record is
afforded by our Forest City World's
Fair views.
The views are nrranged In thirty
portfolios of sixteen views each, and
one of these Is distributed each week.
There are ISO of them in all, con
stituting a most superb collection of
photographic reproductions.
One coupon and ten cents secures
any number Issued by applying nt this
offlce, either In person or by mail.
JAPANESE ADVANCE.
Associated Press. Morning Service.
LIAOYANG, August 10. The Japan
ese are massing In the direction of
Saimatszu. A column Is also ascend
ing the vuley of tho Lino river for the
purpose of Hanking Llaoyang. Recon
noltering parties have had skirmishes.
KUSSIAN FLANKING MOVEMENT.
Associated Press. Morning Servicp.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 10. Gen
eral Slnevltch Is marching troops from
Vladivostok to divert General Kurokl
from the rear of Mukden.,
JAPANESE TACTICS.
Assrrtnt.-.l pro" Morales Service.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 10. Ihe
Japanese are using the Shanhaikuan
Yinkow railway for mobilizing troops
to attack Slnfuntun, 30 miles west.
WELCOME TO CREEDON.
The local Ancient Order of Hiberni
ans last night extended a welcome to
Frank D. Creedon, the delegate of the
order, who has just returned from the
nntionul convention of the Hibernians.
The reception was given In the enter
tainment ball of the Catholic Mission
and was attended by a large number.
An interesting program wus carried
out as follows: Opening remarks:
President M. J. Carroll; Song, "As
thore" Father Valentine: Recitation, I .
Mclnerny, Remarks, F. D. Creedon:
VicWn Isolo, Master W. Colt; Duet,
Misses Bias; 'i-olo, "Silver Threads
Among the Gold" J. Almeida; Refresh
ments; Song, "Welcome Back," F"t"er
T-itir,. (nmnmised by "Sonny" Cun-
i,n- fi.nnis Double Quartette; Solo, T.
F. ' McTItfhe; Comic Recitations,
Patton; Duet.
M.
THE SAILORS' THIRSTS.
TUTUILA, July 15. In order to
ol several sailors of
get
the
United States steamer Adams broke all
the compasses on the vessel. There Is
not a sound compass now on board and
the warship cannot put to sea until
new ones are obtained fro. a the United
States.
UNSIGHTLY LOTS
WORK BEGUN IN FRONT OF THE
YOUNG HOTEL AND AT KING
AND RICHARDS.
Work has been commenced on Acting
Governor Atkinson's pet plan for con
verting two jf the unsigntiy vacum
lots In prominent places Into paries un
til such time as their owners require
them for private purposes. Manager
Lake of the Young Hotel leaned over
;the fence of the big lot across the way
from the gray stone caravanseray last
evening and gave purely unprofessional
advice to some men engaged In putting
In a three-Inch pipe from the hotel, for
the hotel Is going to supply all the wa
iter wanted for nothing. This morning
;the pipe line was extended to different
parts of the lot anu as soon as mis
Is finished, the work of grading will be
done bv trusties from the Jail.
, A gang of trusties went to work to
day on the smaller lot at the Intersec
tion of King, Merchant and Richards
.streets. For years the place has been
,an eyesore, a dumping place for rub
,blsh and a place for weeds to grow. It
will be -leared of all but trees of goo
size and then put down In grass. The
close proximity of tho lot to the public
'buildings renders the change particu
larly desirable.
Twenty-flve cents pays for a Want
ad In the Star. A bargain.
SHOWN
FAIR
MPROIG
COUNTY ACT IS
F
COMMISSIONERS HAVE OLD ACT
UNDER DISCUSSION IMPOR
TANT CHANGES SUGGESTED.
' The County Act Commission after
many meetings got down to real work
'last night when It took up a considera
tion of the net passed by the Legisla
ture of 1003. Chapter 2 was first dealt
with, it being decided that all the Isl
ands should be divided Into the districts
as now known and their boundaries
i defined by law.
Section 4 of Chapter 3 came In for
much discussion. It states that each
county shall be a body corporate and
shall have In addition to the powers
specified by the act, such other powers
as are "necessary Implied." Chairman
Cooper, Commissioners Watson and
Stewart all agreed that the section's
, wording was too broad as Ideas might
,differ widely on the point of what was
"Implied." It was finally decided to
.change the sentence to read "such other
, powers as are necessarily Implied
, therefrom."
The portion of the chapter empower
ing counties to levy and collect taxes
,vas stricken out.
The section charging all county offi
cers with notice of the condition of its
treasury and the extent of claims
against it was expunged and the sec
tions regarding the liability of officers
were held for further consideration.
Upon the question of petitions for the
changing of county seats It was decid
ed that such petitions would only bo re
ceived and voted upon when thirty per
cent of the "oters sign. A two-thirds
vote will be required for the change.
The debatable question as to the clec-
, tlon or appointment of county super
visors was left over for discussion at
next Tuesday's meeting.
STOLE CLOCK
TO PROVE
E
A SAN
WAS
FRANCISCO CITIZEN WHO
VERY DETERMINED TO
SHOW HE WAS RIGHT.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 27. Some
men there are. like "Happy Hooligan,"
who would rather get into a dispute
with a policeman than keep out of jail.
John Powers is one of these.
John met Patrolman Desmond nt
about daybreak the other morning, and
the trouble ibegnn Immediately.
"What time Is it?" he asked.
The time of day isn't much of a sub
ject to quarrel about, but a man with
the determination and .Ingenuity of
John 'Powers can make It answer the
purpose, all right.
"Four o'clock, sir," the policeman po
litely answered.
"What's that'.'" queried Powers, with
the bristling air of n man who feels 1.1s
dignity attacked and Is ready to show
resentment.
"Four o'clock," the policeman said.
"I don't 'believe It!" hotly returned
the man who was looking for trouble.
Desmond gave the questioner a shove
that sent him along the sidewalk about
fifteen feet with considerable accelera
tlon. Then the policeman considered the
Incident closed and Sauntered leisurely
In the other direction. His argument,
from a police point of view, was of the
convincing kind. But
A man convinced against his will
Is of tho same opinion still.
And the patrolman"s argument made
little Impression on the mind of John
Powers.
After half an hour of blissful quiet in
that early morning time, Policeman
Desmond ngaln eheld John, who was
beating down townrd him on the star
board tack with all his canvas given to
the breeze. And John was carrying a
decl'load of something, which turned
out to be si clock.
"I've come back to show you " be
gan Powers.
"Where did you get that clock?" the
policeman demanded, Interrupting him
right nt the beginning of his argument,
like a man who wanted to dodge the
question.
"You told me It was 4 o'clock and
want to show you that you're wrong,
said the helllgerent citizen.
"But where did you get the clock,
say?"
"I got It out of a church, and I'll prove
''Come along with me!" the patrolman
commanded, seizing his opponent by
the shoulder. "I'll put a charge of bur
glary against you."
"That's nil right, old man," was the
reply, "but I tell you it ain't 4 o'clock'
Judge Conlan yesterday found Powers
cullty of netty larceny and will pro
nounce sentence tomorrow. Nobody
knows where the clock was obtained
A GLORIOUS FOURTH.
The boys of Glldersleeve, Ct., went
wild on the Fourth, and as the result
the town hall, which was over 200 years
old, was "burned to- the ground.
RARE BOOKS.
W. K. Bixby of St. Louis has one of
the finest private libraries in this coun
try. The number of his hooks Is not
so great, but most of them are very
rare.
FORTUNE TOLD.
"Will th" gentleman let me tell his
fortune??" asked the gypsy. "Sure
replied the man, "and while you're
about It, tell It to hurry up, will you?'
Philadelphia Ledger.
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Tennis Balls $4.25 per dozen.
1904 B. G. I. Championship Tennis
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TENNIS RACKETS.
B. G. I. Special Cane Shoulder $7.25 each
W. & D. Pirn $6.25 each.
W. & D. Campbell $3.90 each
W. & D. Driver $7.25 each.
B. G. I. Special $6.50 each
Rackets' re-strung with best White
Gut $2.00 each.
A large shipment of Balls and Rack
ets received fresh from makers per Ala
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UMLajrvira. Safe
is so constructed that its contents
study of the effect of fire on safes,
safe construction, warrants the manufactures to make the claim that their
safes are positively perfect.
We carry a large assortment of
ments.
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World's Fair Dates
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September 5-6-7-8, October 3-4-5-6.
SPECIAL RATES.
San Francisco to St. Louis and Return $ 07. 5
San Francisco to Chicago and Return 72.50
San Francisco to New York and Return 107.69
San Francisco t . Bosiw. and Return 108. 51
Call on agent of Railroad Lines at Wm. G. l.-win & Co.
"The Only Way"
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The Handsomest Trains in the World, consisting of Matchless Chair
Cars, Standard and Compartment Sleepers, Cafe-Library-Lounging-Smok-ing-Observation
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the courteous attention shown everybody, makes the Chicago & Alton Rail
way Indeed "THE ONLY WAY." Nice connections are made with all lino
entering Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago.
Kindly request the Agent to ticket you over the Chicago & Alton Rail
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