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TO pretty good steers vs-e included. and also
a Few icts Of choice 10 fancy Christmas beevcs.
The market was exceptionallv dull and slow
throurhout. values ruling anywhere from 100
2Jc lower. The big end OF the decline was ap-
parent on common TO medium GRADES. such a.
sold from St55 down. these showing 4 lsdSc
loss. G-reat and pretty good steers such az
sold from - tJGb. were the least Affected those
weighing from LiI 10 100 lbs. meeting with
n. best dcnspd. and IJfi 5c would cover
their loss. TIE demand. on the uhrr
hand. fer weii-nnished steers was yerv light
and but few sold. the market being considered
on such kinds ". inMrr
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Supply Large-Beef Cattle
EnSy-HoEs Close HIGHER.

|. NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Steers-Receipts of
rative cattle Wednesday were again large and
a very liberal proportion comprised becve<.
Quality and flesh as rule GRADED coBmou 10
E1eJsuuA although \ ANAL selection q decen,
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MONEY FOR the lSNNG."

II you need money for the holidays we will
lend you whatever amount You NAV need on
your furniture. piano or household goods Of any
friends. publicity or deis=, DON'T Be AFRAID to
ask US. ss We are only too wen pleased to
phone US: both phones. Kinldch c $50. Bell
Main :asM. and we will send our special agent
Finance Co. Nos. 81, 1s and sps odd Fellows
building. Ninth and Olive. opposite Post OF
fee-
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receipts amounting TO around $500 head. vhici
averaged reasonably good in quality. aJ;hcun
there was a good many pigs and light weixns
available. Other Western markets were ais
pretty well supplied.
Th- market opened slow. dull ana on a lowe
basis. Very little trading was transacted durin
thu nrst two hours, packers holding out unit
buyers were willing 10 accept 4 decline. Cit
butchers boug1- a few good leads at = teclt1
o. &c. but plain packing grades opened On !.
The decline in muet caSts. Pigs and lights wer
in many cages l0G.0c lower and slow " sale
The market showed mOe lie toward nooz
became fairly active and prices We're a shak
higher ~ tho close
Coed butcher and heavy hogs sold AT A2S
80; fair to good medium weights and peckas
Ai5Fa.5S: lights above $50 lbs. average No
As: lights under lie lbs. average S-.5ea.xi1
pigs under lHp Ibs. and rougns ane
culls AT ts..5Ri..0. The bulk OF the hogs. velsf.
ATS Tuesday
H~oRSES-The offerings in the auction wet
heavier than had been expected They nun
bsred A9 head. but In these We're rspresentx
been held or Tuesday The offerings were y
the usual -sl. They were composed principaA
o. Southern horses and medium chunks
The market was more active than on u
earlier days or the week Attracted By b
low range At which the market IL ruling. ser
districts appeared on the market and begnr
TO purchase consiSnmanss 20 ship TO Soutssr
districts zs a speculation The result was thAi
there was more life TO the movement than has
been SHOWN fo- several days. but 80 Ear AZ TIE
value basis OF the market went, II VIA ur-
changed and prices OF Southern ho-see Nee
still quoted S5l.j below the high tine W.
weeks ago. Top Southern horses were ssuirS
at sSaG los. a. axaias, a range u lsAsS o-
fore the decline.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOREST,
ERS.

(s CURT COTE BRILLIANTE. ~INDEPENp-
ent Order Of Foreste:s meets on tn. nee.
opd and fourth Thursdays of each month a. \
o'clock at Bowman Hail. no-theast corner Of
Locust and Eleventh streets. Visiting brothers
are cordially invited.
+. y. RoTE.RMAN. Chief Ranger.
Residence. No. ELSA Soulard street
W G.. Wight, Recording Secretary, Resi-
dence. No. 1871 kenneriy avenue.
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Private licensed home for ladies before and
during confinement: oldest and most rclia bls
institution IN the State: established over forty
years: home comforts: mothsriy care: infants
adopted: Irregularities successfully treated: sal.
i%sfnction guaranteed: ladies in trouble. call or
write. oSSl A Olive AZ
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OH City. Pa. Dec. 1t-Cr.dit balances I@ {
certificates. no bid Shipments. PennSylVani1F
rs. csi. average, 1855; runs. Pennsylvania TT
IS: average, ss,9+ Shipments. Lima 49,
average. ss.ess: run, Lima, ss.sa. zSer4srE
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MONEY TO LOAN.
On Personal Property.
MONEY tn nhN

~ FURNITURE OR PIANOS.
DO FAIL TO CALL ard get our rates
ne,orc getting loan elsewhere. Our system gives
beNG TINE and SMALL PAYMENTS. with
r nEs A. when paid before due. so you only
psy Tor such time as you have had loan. We
give PASS BOOK. where all payments are on
teptd; - We do not require payments while SICK
0E OFT OF WORK: NO PUBLICITY: NO IN
CONVENIENCE: NO INoGIRY: papers can be
signed at house and you can get money same
on any loan or claim against goods and Civ
ne mere money; II You cannot call. WRITE
OK us and We will send agent
70 explain our SYSTEM. TELEPHONE KIN
LOCI & 4a. or BELL MAIN 2S:3.
BROKERAGE co.
Room No 40 Commonwealth Trust building.
Broadway and Olive st. Entrance 4g1 Olive u.
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REPORT OF The JANIT0RS' COMMISSION
St. Louis. December Is. 1904.

To the board of Education Of The City of St Louis:
Gentemeu-The undersigned, appointed to eXamiu. and qualify applicants ~
authorship in the public schools. umier Ruiz g. herewith submit the following Hat
persons 50 uuHnfinP-
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good moderate supply az sheen
was on sale and the offerings included several
cars OF Western also q string OF Mexican war
lnss fed in Missouri. which were good quality
and fat. but the offerings OF native Sheep and
lambs were not as good as usual. There wa,
no material change to the trade so far as The
good sheep and lamps were concerned, al a.;
them selling readily at good steady prices. bu:
the haf-fat and fair TO medium grades were a
little slow OF sale and inclined to be a shats
lower: buyers simply beiaS able to secure nearly
all or the god stock the past few days they
needed and neglected the poorer KINDS.
GoGS-ARstasx good Ku2 u haxx arrived, the
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southeast corner Bartner and Hodiamont
asss-: new store. es1eo. and fiat above; steam
neot furnished: without a 6ouut one OF the beef
loeatitiss III tne CITY for a drug store; no COM
Yetltion and plenty OF trade to draw from: q
new rats Just completed and occupied On Bart
msr ave. east OF the store. Apply to
q. 2. HYESON. qsp Chestnut.
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NEW YORK DENTkl Rooms

Itthts. EztApflkhcd TOT z yam
y. ". Cor. Broadway and
Oiive. Entrance s0e Olive St
Extracting FREE when teeth
are ordered LARGEST and old
est dental establishment in the
city We employ tho most
Ekllful men ii the profession.
All work guaranteed. Consuifa-
ton r do not look for
cheap dentists. but come to Us
and get reliable work At low
est prices Open daily from 8
q. m TO 8 D. m. and Sunday
from $50 TO ! .. H.
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DOCTOR HOGAN, 2215 OLIVE.

Medical and surgical diseases Of women a
speciality. Regularly licensed hom..
Patients received NJ any time. before and
during confnsments: infants adopted. II de-
sired trained nurses: home comforts: ladies' in
trouble call or write: terms reasonable. Con-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15

MULES-There IS practically no change u
the essential constituents q the mule nlATket-
The general supply is still heavy and The
Southern cotton mule demand. nor the leER1s
rom any scJgce. does not show any Indications
OF Improvement Dealer. are doing nothinx
comparatively. and the offerings On the COM
mission market. which have been there FOX
several days. and some FOR over a wees. re-
main ursold. A few head are passing into
other hands. a. foE Instance chere were about
AS Yesterday and ahoIt .1 this morning. but
there Is no lie whatever manifested ans
the movement IL urqusliredty fat A few
LEGAL s-~Tulstprx are buying odds I'd sals
where they can secure them cheap, but other.
riss the outlet IS Nery vague
T,f 1,,.,ttarE-
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,",S ~Hu std4nS NV1c Oh.
N-l5c. ' Hioohhs
i:sc. S' hfuo4ihs
: ll-l6c. ~ '4
Receipts al principal points:
Galveston. 1880 bales.
New Orleans. IA. aSi bales
Mobile. .. ~ hsies.
Savannah. 81 bales.
Charleston, 2rS bales.
Norfolk. ]. 20 bales.
Houston. II. .IS bales.
Memphis. ASH bales.
The net receipts AZ all United STATE. nors
aNe days were @s.S:1 bales. aga Inst 2..s Ole
ports @@1s bales. as against l5o. ia. taIee a
week ago: stocks l.G4-S9 bales. against Sal, CSs
Total receipt, from Sept. / 1874. 70 da..
1.ey..i4 bales. 1satns, Asa bales a year
ago.
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JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS,

YoN COUNCIL. No. q, JR O. u. A. NJ
- meets every Monday evening at Junior
o. g. A. II. Hall. Nc. 33Tl south Seyentn
street. Visitors are welcome.
L. A. wE1SMANTEL. c.
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Loans at S Per Cent.

WE nake LOANS ON FURNITURE. Pr
AMOS: ETC. without REMOVAL, NO UBLIC1
VIII save y2Y money; RATES:
paw OF any LOAN or balance on your FURNI-
TURF. Pay at your CONVENIENCE. Liberal
Or t.,ephone Kinioch 4 sa' UNION finance
CO.. 3G2 and 800 Oriel building.
Southeast corner Sixth and Locust. Entrance
s1s \ SIXTH: oppoaita BATE
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ORDER OF COLUMBIAS KNIGHTS.

r XPREss LODGE. NO. "a, .. c. x.
meet. evsry second and fourGl Thursday
evsning at : O'Clock IN west ball. Century
requested TO attend. Visitors are always vel.
come. Next meeting Thursday. December &
DoCTOR A. p. y Prestdsnr
T.. ]. Sandefur. Secretary.
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Bond ORDINATIONS at xew York.

New York. Dec. 1&-FoIlowing are the closing
quotations for bonds on the New York Stock
EXCHANGE TODAY.
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IADIEgf Use Chichester English P~eanyrpysl PaA
Aesai esfestt Osly Refiakle: Tske Ne other
p Huy efygsr DHEEse. e s-ad g. sx1rs- fr nsr;is
sixna-d -Rssffr Lsdis-- IN letter by prfun Dajk
Sksehuf0 Che1l<a &c, PAls1s, p
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ROYAL ARCH MAsaHx

HHSSH -"-hSONSs
m IssouRI CHAPTER, No. /, r. A M
Stated convocation this CMonday) ever.
Ing at 40 o'clock. Royal Arch degree. Visit,
ors cordially invited.
WM. ID. GILLESPIE. High Priest
G. S. Dickey. Secretary.
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DON'T PAY BIG INTEREST

When you can get MONEY from Us or vour
FURNITURE PLANoS HORSES WAGONS.
said loan: or MONTHLY pay
msnts; 4 paid before time EN-
room III Ozark building. ANDERSON FL
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MEDICAL.


CURE aay difease: nay after currd: consuita-
Ion free Dr.. Crowley. 1913 \. Eighth.
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SCOTTISH RITE.

M SsQTRI COUNCIL. KNIGHTS KA.
ASA DOSH. and Missouri Cunristorv. NJ n
g.. will meet at Scottish Rite Cathedral cor
ner Seventeenth and Locust streets. on Thur,
Of officers in consistcEy,
A. FUHRMANN Commander.
A {. STEWART. Master OF kadosh
John r Parsor. Secretary.
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MRS, VARIANCE AND MADeE GRlYNE.

Private home; confinements. SO: adoption *
desired: perfect secllsion; irregularities treated:
physician in attendance: part pay in work Ia
Phone FAC
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cIMONIDES COURT. No. 81, TRIBE OF
. Ben-Hur. meets every Thursday niEht a.
Ben-Hur Hall; northwest corner Twsnty-sec-
and Daughters 0f Hur always welcome.
ANDREW ]. Chief.
George R Davis. Scribe. cl3S Franklin ave.
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MRS. DOCTOR SIXTH, ao43 EASIQN.

Absolute scclusion before and dutins conNne-
ment: terms reasonable: both phones.
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TRIBE OF BEN HUR,

EUREKA COURT. NO. S. 7. B. H., MEETS
- on the first and third Thursdays OF each
month at southeast corner Fifteenth and Cass
avenue. All visitors cordially invited. BY order
G G. MENDEL. CHIEF. >
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VIII ~intiorse ynur note and ad-sncc money on
l6s insrTaacs policies. Rom ass Equitable bIdS.
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SOUTHERN CATTLE good Southern
stock was received. the small supply embracing
Just fair grades OF steers and she stuff. The
market was slov and i0Glsc lower. in ympathy
with the decline on natives. A few calves were
available. which met with a good. strong out
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.
No. Az; Pr No. Az Pr No. Az. Pr:
MINED.
-. sx...ap -
BULLS.
3...Ics... 80 G..fss..-.
STAGS.
LID. 1ss
cALvEs
per Head.D
g.. S..--1iS 81. 1ss--.r3.r
Arkansas and Tennessee cattle:
STEERS.
G...1rs3... 80
StocksrS.
H.. as. ia
HEIFERs.
L.. ao...i.o
1...iolo... 100
CALVES
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15

SOCIETIES.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD
FELLOWS.
AcLEDE LODGE. NO. z. I. O, O. T..
A. meets every Thur.day evening in Hail
30. !. Odd Fellows building. Visitors Cordial.
welcomed THOS. A. DAVIDSON, n. a..
g F. Stefens. Secretary.
CT LOUIS LODGE. NO.. 5. j. O. U. r..
- meets eyeIE Saturday evening at 5
u cock at Odd Fellows building. southeast cor
ner Ninth and Olive streets. in hall No. l.
Visitors welcome and members expected 10 at
tend. n. MATHESON, N. C.
H. A. Hamilton. Secretary.
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DR., Dennis

ian and surgeon. conducts the most reliabl.
nanifarium for confinement In this city: perfect
scolusion and home comforts: trained nurse;
lowest, terms: all female trouble skiIlfully
treated: 3 years experience: ladies. when need
Ing a specialist. come or write me.
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Have a Look, Butchers and Grocsrs.

New stores with Eats above. on the east side
q Hodiamont: Just south Of Bartmer ave;
steam heat furnished: enc Of the best locations
ID the CITY for a butcher and grocery store;
plenty Of trade to draw from: 6 new hats just
completed and occupied on Bartner are. eaR
Of the stores; reasonable reat. Apply to
NJ. p. HYNSON. ee Chestnut ut.
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EASTOR AVE. STORES AND FLATS.

I have a fine set west OF TAYLOR: rental $1,000
per year: steady tenants: lot . feet: we'll built
and a bargain at Sa.GJ See me now.
W. p. NELSON. a2f Chestnut ut.
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t8l7.iS.2i California Ave.

Rem: 81, os0: three .lx-room dwellings,: with
ba'h and laundry: all street Improvement
rented. easy terms: s.. 500.
HY, HIEMI.NZ II co Agt GA Chestnut.
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MONEY ADVANCED TO SIIIRIED PEOPLE
J. D. BONE INVESTMENT co

Transfers. boarding house iseepers. without Sc
curfty: easy payments: largest business in %
citlcs. Tollnan. 5lI House, hliS seA ChestaIIt
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE,

BACON. Isrc-Fou and FIVE room brick fat;
baths: furnace: lot @xi21: 1850. Adam Weber.
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st. Louis Cotton Market
"ot market quiet and unchanged.

Tinses and stains .9lc OF.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-16
ACH| DRAFTS A BILL
HAS SCHEME TO ELECT
OFFICERS Of DISTRICTS
VOTERS CHOOSE THEIR OWN 10.
CAL MAGISTRATES, ASSESS
oRS, ROAD SUPERVISORS
AND COLLECTORS.

Senator Achi has an act drawn up
which he purposes presenting to the
Legislature. The bill concerns the
election Of sheriffs, deputy sherifrs.
district magistrates, road supervisors,
tax assessors and collectors and dep.
uties, and provides, In brief, as fol.
lows:
There shall he held on the first
Tuesday. after the hrs, Monday cf
June. A. y. 1905. and on every general
election thereafter, an election to he
known as the officers election.
At said election there shall be- elect.
ed by the electors of each District the
following officers: District Magistrate.
Deputy sheriff, Road Supervisor and
Deputy Tax Assessor and Collector;
there shall also he elected by the olcG.
tors of each Island, or Judicial Cir.
cult, Sheriff Road Supervisor.in.
Chief, and Tax Assessor and Col.
l1ctor. Each of the above officers shall
be elected for two years.
All the above named officers, who
shall be elected In the year 1905, as
| provided herein, shall hold Office only
until the hour of noon, on the first
/ Monday after the first day OF January,
4. ID. 1907.
II shall be the duty of the Governor,
ut least thirty days prior TO the first
| Tuesday after the iirst Monday Of
June, A. ID. 1905. to Issue proclama.
: ton for election of officers. provided
| Tor by this Act.
Nomination for County officers "
I've elected at such elections shall ba
made in the same manner. and Within
the same time. and filed with the same
officer as Is now required by law rel9
tive to nominations for Senators and
/ Representatives, save as herein other.
wise provided. The electors qualified
to make such nominations shall be
electors OF the County for which such
election Is held. Nominations shall
Z he accompanied by the same deposit Oh
now required by law. All laws of the
Territory relative to Withdrawals or
deaths of candidates shall likewise
govern.
/ IL shall be the duty OF the Secretary
Of the Territory to prepare ballots for
each District, Island, or Judicial Cir.
cult, and to forward the same to the
Inspectors Of Election in each Die
trlct.
Inc Secretary OF the Territory shall
furnish for such election suitable bal
lot boxes
The polling precincts for such cleo
ton shall be the same as those estah
lished for the general election In the
wear A. ID. 1904. or as may be arranged
by the Governor.
All Of the provisions of law relating
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-16
'Lycurgus In Charge
Of Volcano House

George Lucurgus, the popular pro.
prietor of the Union Grill of Honolulu,
was yesterday afternoon at meeting
Of the stockholders elected manager
of the Volcano House on Kilauea, l..
land OF Hawaii As previously re.
ported Mr.. Lycurgus owns the con
trolling stock. Yesterday he took u
second mortgage on the property for
81, 900. the proceeds to be put into in.
provements.
I.ycurgus states that 1t is his pur.
pose to make the Volcano House the
resort headquarters for local folks and
a place of delight to tourists. He eX.
poets to spend al least $4,000 at once
In the way of betterments.
Low rates will he feature and the
new management has made arrange
ments with the island steamship com.
panies for round trips between Ho
lolulu and the Volcano for Si5 which
will include all transportation and
room and board at the hotel. The
regular rate will he $lJ per week
The table will he conducted on both
American and European plans.
Demosthenes LyCurgus accompanies
George LyCurgus to assist In arrange
ments. One of the Union Grill assist
ants will for the present conduct the
Honolulu business and George An
drews will take charge on his return
from abroad
| At the stockholders meeting yes
terday almost 1,SOO shares of stocL
were represented out of 1855, out
standing shares. Treasures report
I
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-16

nahou win IL will come down to a
question of net points as teams will
be- tie in games won.
This game is attracting more I'm.
terest than any previous game of the
season. The teams appear very evenly
matched and 1t will he question down
to the last second as to who will win.
The two teams will face each other
as follows:
Punahou--L. Judd, C.; A. Judd, rig;
u. Johnston. lg.; Alexander, r.t; Wa.
terhouse, It,; Damon, re; Robinson,
lie; G. Judd, g.: Turner, r.h.; John
son, l.h.; Macfarlane, f.
Maile--Buckle, C.; Chiffon, Lg.: Ell
lis. rg.i Jarrett It,; Coulter, r.t;
Modlin, l.e.: Freeth, re-; Clark, o.;
Plunkett l.h.; Hebron, r.h.; Ven
,,huizen, f.
Il. A. Mott.Smith. referee.
| DR.. Hobby, umpire.
Rem" Harrison, linesman.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-16
ShR|NtRS' BIG BALL

Aloha Temple gives It's grand Al.
uual ball at the Alexander Young H0.
tel this evening at $3.50 o'clock. Re.
ception committee consists of e. Il.
Wood, Andrew Brown, u. Griggs Holt.
G. l.. Crabbe, c. b. Cooper, Roy Cham
berlain, II. W. Lake and Theo. Hon
man.
The floor committee Is MS follows:
L. c. Brown, NJ Phillips, G. q. Bockus
J. L. Richardson, Il. II. p. Lishmau
and L. NJ. Brown.
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pUNAHOU vs.. MALE
hot CONTEST IN SIGHT
on FOOTBALL FIELD
THANKSGIVING DEFEAT SPURS
PuNS TO NGEANCE-BEST
GAME OF SEASON WILL
DRAW CROWDS.

The gladiators representing tho
Male Athletic Club and the Punahou
Athletic Club will struggle tomorrow
at 3 p. m. for championship honors on
the gridiron. These two teams are at
their very best at the present time
and q battle royal may be looked for.
Punahous are anxious for revenge for
the beating they received at the hands
of the Males on Thanksgiving Day.
The Punahous will 90 on the field to,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-16

morrow just two fold stronger than
on Thanksgiving Day. They demon.
strated in their game with the II. A.
G.. team that they are faster team
than the Males. In comparing scores
they should win. The =. A. C.'s de.
feated the II. A. e. team 16 to 5, while
the very best the Males could do was
6 to 0. The Punahous have shown
that they are the improving kind while
the probabilities are that the Males
have reached their limit in advance.
This game will practically decide
the 1904 championship. Should Pu-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-16
A POINTER FOR CHRISTMAS
PHOTOGRAPHS.

To those desiring photos for Christ.
mas, we would advise an immediate
appointment. Time Is getting short
and work is increasing. Also procure
our new 1905 calendar, so cents each.
ready for mailing. Rice & Perkins.
Hotel ST., Mott.Smith Bldg.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-16
SUGAR PLANT MOVED.

Norfolk (Neb.). December 9.--Ths
American Beet Sugar Company has de-
cided to remove Its entire plant, which
has been located near this city for
thirteen years, to Lamar. Cal. The
reason given IL the lack of acreage.