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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-06-02
-Hemos recibido la siguiente
communication:


communication:
Comite Local del Centenario de
Judrez. Guerrero, m.-Cir
cular Mum. 17.-Secretarfa.
El Comite Local del Centenario
de Juarez, en- session verilicada ell
dia 13 del actual, aprob6 el ST.
guiente acuerdo:-
La Secretaria expresara los
sentimientos de gratitud que este
Comite Local conserva hacia las
Subdelegaciones del mismo, -Socie
dades, Agrupaciones Y particula-
res, que contribuyeron, respectiva
mente, con sus trabajos y patriot
co contingente, & yer realizado ell
fin propuesto por este Comite, de
llevarse q cabo la erection de un
Monumento al Autor de la Refor-
ma, en- esta propia poblaci6n, CO.
mo Sc lie ha erigido, y procurando
que las Fiestas del Primer Cen
tenario del natalicio del eminente
Ciudadano, Lie. Don Benito Jua-
rez, correspondent dignamente q
su patri6tico objeto. y
AL tener la alta honra de trans
mitir & I'd. este acuerdo, espera-
mos Sc servira aceptarlo en- la par
te que lie corresponds. siendo, pa
ra nosotros muy satisfactorio rel
terar q I'd. con este motive, las
protestas de nuestra particular y
muy distinguida consideration,
G. Guerrero, Tam, Mayo II
de 1906.
Lorenzo de la Cara, Srio.-Ze-
ferino Espinosa, Srio. Luis Vol
pc (hiio,) Srio. -Alejandro Gar
cia, Srio.-Al Sr. Lie. Justo Car
denas, LAREDO, Texas. ~
LEI Comite Local del Centena-
rio de Juarez en- G. Guerrero, re-
cibio la siguiente honrosa comuni
caci6n:
''Escudo Nacional con esta leyer
da. "-El Presidente de la Rep1bli
ca de lei Salvador. "-Centro--A-
m6rica.,
Repdblica de Ell Salvador. San
Salvador, Mayo 2 de 1906. Sefior
Don Lorenzo de la Cara, Secre-
tario del Comite Local del Cente-
mario de Judrez. &C. Guerrero,
Tamaulipas, Estados Unidos Mexi
canos. Muy estimado senor:
Me ha sido grato recibir su aten
ia communication de 81 de Mario
1ltimo, la cual Sc sirvio acompa-
mar un ejemplar. del Programa a
cordado por ese Comite para solem
nizar ell centenario del Benemeri-
to de las Americas. eel immortal
Juarez. Al mismo tempo Sc sir
vic I'd. expresar ell agadecimienr
to del Comite, y ell de I'd. en- par
ticular, hacia este pals, por haber
dispuesto y celebrado los festejos
del 81 de Mario.
La Asamblea y ell Gobierno del
Salvador, al decretar las festivida-
des en- honor de Juarez, y acordar
la erection de nn monumento con
su busto en- la "AVENIDA IN
DEPENDENCIA,' principal de
nuestros paseos p1blicos, no ha
hecho mas que interpreter fielmen
te los sentimientos del pueblo sal
vadorefio, honrando la memorla
de uno de los mas ilustres hijos de
America, y patentizando, ademas,
en- esta OCCASION. el carifo y frater-
Dal simpatia del Salvador hacla la
Reptiblica Mexicana.
Pronto ocupara ell puesto que lie
coresponde en- el mencionado pa
SEQ ell busto de Juarez, que Sc ha
pedido al exterior, y ALI vendra 4
hacer digna compafiia al de otro
no menos grande & ilustre mexica
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Sres. Cara Hnos.
De ''Espaha y NGxico."

81 dc la capital de Mexico,
respecto q la cual hemos mani
iestado nuestra admiration en
trabajos precedeutes, pasamos''
a las de algunos de aquellos
Estados que forman la Confe-
deracion de le RepGblica, nues
ira admiration Sc mantendia 4
en- ell mismo grado, pues 81 de
aquella hemos dicho que por
ell desarrollo que observance
en- todos. los ordenes afectos &
la prosperidad del pals, POGO 6
NADIA tiene que envidiar 4 los
mas adelantados de los paisos
europeos, de citar otras de al
gunos de elIos podemos AFR
mar Que Sc. encuentran al nj
vel de la misma capital mexi
cana.
Bastard para atestiguarlo. la
enumeration de los mas impor
tantes centros productores, de
las mas poderosas empresas y
compaiiias de diversas indoles.
y de los hombres que son al
ma de esos centres de donde
parte ell mayor iufujo progre
sivo.
Sujetandonos a las condicio-
mes de nuestra publication, ire
mos POGO a POGO ilustrando so
bre ell particular a nuestros leo
torres. =
Dirigiendo nuestra atencion
a Allende, C,ahuila, debemos
inscribir aqui q los Sres. Gar
"a Hermanos, como hombres
mas signiticados en- aquella so
ciedad, por sus aptitudes, mani
festadas en- dos ramos tan i'm
portantes como ell comelcio y
las finanzas.
Pertenecen nuestros presenta
dos a una fsmilia en- la cual a
parece vinculado el amor al
trabajo y al progreso,: circuns
tancia que la rodea de gran
respetabilidad y solido presti
gio y que les hace altamente
estimables, no solo por los po
sitivos benefcios que su labor,
rinAe, sino por ell buen elem
plo que ofrecen. ejemplo que
en- un pueblo como aquel, avi
do de prosperidad y epgrande
ciniento, necesariamente hs
de hacer procelitos.
Los Sres. CARA Hermanos c
unen a su lnfatigable amor al
trabajo una competencla absO
lutaeu los asuntos mercanti.
les, iadustrlales y financieros,
una honradsz acrisolada y
un recto espifltu de moraiidad
en- que iDforman todos sus &C
tos, habiendo asi logrado ro
dear su nom bre en- todo aquel
Estado y en- todas parties don
de es conocido, de solido pres
tlgio y gran credito.
Una de las mas importantes
casas comerciales y bancarias
exlstentes en- ell Estado de Goa
hula es la que en- Allende Y
Zaragoza gira con la raz6n so
cial Cara Hermanos, conner
ciantes y comisicnistas y sgen
tes del Banco cantil de
Monterrey.
Figuran los Sres. CARA Her
manos entire 10 mas quito y dis
tinguido de la sociedad de A
llende, gozando de general esti
maci0n.
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DIRECTOR,
REDACTOR
PROPIETARIO
D. Cardonas.
LIB uaqDSe
Tenemos de venta
los siguientes:
Armonias y Cantale', por Ventura
Ruiz de Aguiera; un tomo rdsti

Ruiz de ASulleIa; ul Ioiho iustt
Dami Monde. cada tomo. 0.3)
Cuentos Nacionales, Dor Angel
2. Chavez, IN tomo rdstica.. 20
,nferencias de Sn. Agustfn, por
lel Rev. p. Agustino Fray Euge
nio Ceballos. y tomos, ristica. Il. 90
q Protection Libre Cambio pOr TT,
Cabalero, tomO r1stica ......07
LATINA Enamorada, por Andres
Sinchcz del Real un tomo rdsti-
ca.............. ............ ....... .,oo
Natnraleza de las cosas, por Tito LII
crecio Caro-, un tomo rGstica. -. so
,moras de un Estudante, por ell
Lie. Alexandra Vilasehor. un to
mo rtstiCa. .......... ........ 90
Ell Clavc, por Pedro A. de Alarcon,
un tomO rustica. 80. ...........
Derecho en- la Vida Economica, por
On. AnselmO Guerra, un tOmO
ruStlca. ......... ........ ~
i)inamita y Petroleo ......... -. II
Cuentos del Dfa, por On. Ventura
Ruiz de Aguilcra..................5O 80.
La Pr mera rroducciGn. 30
edras Preciosas, por Salvador Rue
ia ................... .....oo
COleccl(n de SOnetOs Os.........!.,. 70
Vaie Critico airededor de la Puerta
del Sol, por Oss1rio y Bernard. T:
Los lroblemas de la Naturaleza. 30
q Cascade de los Am, ntes. ....... Is
Barberilo de Lavapies ...... 35
tuentos, de Alegsndro Larrublera ..3
Cuentos para N nos ..25.
/. Ningdn redid' Sc atendera ST no vipnp
acomp' haio de- 81 in porte. Siempre
que el thvi' way c"liticsdO mandest
aiez centavoS m S para tI certfi a1n.
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roNDlCIONES,

=, r.m5cr.,s Fron'erize"ss p"O''cs
h, s.bados .,o..s so
'.ro1o psgo SO hara en moneda del
~ nrseisamente sdelantado
p,,, Z 'remitidos, segdn oonven,o
A. 1'''o, o,t,s,pou leac'a debs dlrlilrSs
" JUsT0 CARDfNAS.
Laredo, Texas
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-06-02
PECIlOS GRIETOSOS.

Sc ailvian aplieaudose el un
S'Ieht" de Cham bsrlsin. Guam
to Sc rmpieza a criar ell niiio,
se 'aVan con un trspo suave.
huch's nodrizas han u.ajo e.
'e nAgliento. abteuiendo 10
mrl"rrs resultados.
PreciO; 25 cts la csja en- to-
das las bOticas.
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Entered a,se IJL class
matter In the Post DO
at Laredo. Tex.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-29
Business Opportunities

GROCERY-Splendid location on busy cor
neT. owner III. must sell. quick purchaser
gets stock, appurtenancrs. horse, wagon. har-
ness 4329. Don't wait. THE SOULE co,
Inc. $50 Louisiana ave. se29-3t
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FOR SAI.E-Ice boxes and chests made e
order and repaired COS New York ave.
se23-lOt
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H0uSefurniShingS.

THIS HOT WEATHER WON'T LAsT-Buv
your heating and cook stoves now. YOU III
cost sNITZER * La PORTE. 1923 I'm
81, NV, seq e
gz9s FOR SANITARY COUCHEs; FO9s
metal folding beds. DaTlOT and bedroom
suites 81 per week. stone water pitchers Ice;
go-caTts $50. REDMOND'S. 8I3 1th St nv
JyII-tf
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SALOONS bay horse at ul2 TN En-
Sc se2g-3t
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THE CAIRO.
For Rent-FIats.

FOUR ROOMS and hath; hot and cold water:
heat and gas. SZ5, all on one floor 1901 san
81. NV ea5e %
INFURSISHED OF partly furnished fat 81
three rooms. bath. heat. and gas; second
floor 215 G ST. NV se25-st
FOUR light and pleasant rooms: hath.
Porches' si450. 1891 st. ne. se77-st
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For Sale-MiScellaneOuS.
$500 BRADBURY PLANO FREE.

1925 Pennsylvania Ave. Phone NJ la
se29-tf
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CORNER grocery and provision store North
east; excellent trade, stock and fixtures must
be sold AT once; cheap party leaving city
422 3th sr29-st
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Suburban.

WANrED-Twl 70 ten acres Two 70 six
miles from city; few improvements cash
or part down according 10 price. give
EXACT LOCATION and price or no atteu-
ton address BOX 40 Times office
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For S6Ie-Suburban-
We Want a Real Estate Salesman
For Suburban.

5344 7TH ST. NW.-Six rooms and bath s25
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. Go 18th. sezs-St
FOR RE$T-SiX-r house. new CONGRESS
Heights. convenient To- steel plant. $40 " Il
HiNGERFORD. congress Heights D. C..
opposite school se2s-gf
FOR RENT-$l5: two new six-room houses
Ia Langdon JOHN L kSOPP. corner Goth
and Jackson SITS ne. aul-tf
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FOR RENT-At reduced prices apartments
IN the Cameron. corner Vermont avenue and
] street NV 'he best for the money iu
the citv. five large rooms snd all modern
improvements. Apply 20 Janitor, or OSCAR
". WHITE liI1 j. nv seZs-2J
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FOR RENT.
THE BLISS PROPERTIES.

There arc only a few apartments left IN
each building listed below.
a ST. NV. facing Capitol Park-Ig
apartments OF 2 and 9 rooms, each with
buffet kitchen, cabinet refrigerator. man
tel book cases. PorChes. heat and hot wa
ter, and long-distance telephone. PRICE.
SO -p-
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$50 CASH. $40 MONTHLY

six rooms and bath. frame dwelling. in
s z. one block from car line. very large
lot; stable and public alley
7. II. PICKFORD,
se@-t 1910 St NV
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Wanted-FarmS.
huSiC and EloCution.

PIANO AND VIOLIN: expert instructors.
rapid advancement guaranteed; reduced rates
to those entering fan term. Address BC[
476. Times Office. se25-7t
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For Rent--HOuses.

1923 9Th ST NV. brick, nine rooms;
modern improvements, large yard:
duced .sss. 30
1881 New Jersey ave, brick, seven
rooms all modern improvements; with
heat and water..................... $50 50
49, SIN St NV. seven rooms. water and
gas.....,.....,...... ...,................ Is.5
622 ST. NV, six rooms and water.
large Observation-Disclosures. 1880
$40 Q 81 NV. six rooms: modern inn
proyements .......--..-..,,..,,.. 1880
cHAS. S. SHREVE.
1905 7th ST NV se3l-2f
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JLSI FINISHED az Hilibro0k beautiful
detached cottage frame and pebbIe-dasb con-
struction, six large rooms. hall closets
pantry Uide porches, beautifully finished
throughout: bargain 10 fall buyer within
TWO SQUARES OF electro cars Zone fare an
over city, public school; mail delivery
SUBURBAN HOMES COMPANY
seZs-2t Z04 Colorado building
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For Sale-FarmS.

FOR SALE-Near washington truck
stock, or da Ty farm OWNER SIS 6th e
me- se2s-3t
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Bachelor Apartment.

TWO ROOMS end bath. all convenience 80
up. SENECA 6zT j. 81 NV Jarir.r On
premises. sa4-ff
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I WILL BE GLAD 20 meet anyone who Is
thinking about buying a farm store or viz
lage home In northern Virginia. near Wash
ington- Address BOX AZ Times once
se25-6t
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Hotels
And Hotel Anartments-

Hotels
And Hotel Apartments,
THE COCHRAN 18Th ST. and K Washi1T-
ton. H. O., absolutely Greproof. Americas
plan season l+45-l+01. newly furnished and
decorated. all rooms equipped alth local and
loug-distance telephones cuisine and service
first class, baggage checked at the hotel 10 am
points DE- the United States
seSs-8 T. s. COCHRAN. Manager.
THE CAIRO.
Further extensive improvements hsv.
been made during the past sumner
m king the Cairo absolutely the finest
apartments IN Washington. Inspect our
apartments OF from one room and batb nm
furnished OF unfurnished Finest public
dining room IN the CITY. Hotel service
WILLIAM CATO
6elt-I Manager
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For SaIe-Houses.

FINE HOME FOR coIored person in North
west. ID large rooms. house fully modern
and IN excellent condition. Lot % feet
front Price. 800. THIS Is A BARGAIN
cHAs. S. MUIR & co. QNC.l.
sezg-Zt 1903 New York Ave.
E ST Ne near 10th. rooms. bath: hot
water neat, rented at $3.50 Price So go on
easy terms. or s.. 100 cash Good home or
HARRY ;. WEIGH. Loans and In-yranc.
1910 y. ". SEES. oci.2
JUST FINISHED az Hnlbrook. beautiful
detached cottage. frame and pebbIe-dash con-
struction, six large rooms hall closets
pantry Wids porches, beautifully finished
throughout bargain 10 fall buyer. vyithfB
TWO SQUARES OF electro cars Zone fare an
cNef cltytT public school mail delivery.
SUBURBAN HOMES COMPANY.
set 2oi Colorado building
$50 CASH, $40 MONTHLY.
Six rooms and bath. frame dwelling. in
s Z. one block from car line. verv large
lot stable and public alley.
7. II. PICKFORD,
se2s-tf IHo C st. NV
500 CASH balance $50 per month. buys nice
siN-roon modern brick 81 the Southeast
north of PenBsyivania ave. PRICE. 81
cHAS. S. MUIR & CO. QNC.),
sez9-zt 1903 New York Ave.
FOR SALE-Investment, So SEQ; rented SO
month"; neat, modern fat nTst-cl8ss neigh
boFhood Northeast. always rented % good
1shahts' terms % suit COLLlSs-GCERltI
~, OF 18th nv. se.S-st
FOR SALE. INVESTMENTS. FOR SALE.
Fine home north side K ST. near -Sex
cheap al s. 600.
.siK-room house. 9Th st.. near o. renting
-Four small brick houses sw.. renting So.
price. s.. $50 Make offer
Two story frame, 22xI55 e. 9Th 81. near p.
s. 500.
-Four small bricks. C st. sw.i renting $50.
price S. go.
North side p. near 9Th. wide and deep lot %
Siisy' o rooms, bath: renting $3.50 price.
In Bio7mingdale. a two-srory seven room
house renting t5Z.5J. awnings. screens. etc.
small cash ana monthly payments, price.
LIZ ROY MARK
TIE OVAL SIGN 100 C y. W.
FOR sALE-Handsome new house. just from
hands Of the builder. ~ rooms. 2 baths. large
colonial porcheS. south front stairways.
double back porch. hrst floor ID quarsered
oak. second ana thlrl en- birds eye maple.
guaranteed hOt-Water heat. highest part u
NJ Pleasant and Inslesids- Easy terms
Price reduced % go
PERCY H. RUSSELL.
Russell Building. 81 @ ST. ~ ".
i2.soo-FINE LOCATION ia the Southeast.
t"'-stery brick. seven roms and Iatr1Be
heat. Wide lot.
cHAs. S. MUIR & co. QNc),
se2s-zt 1903 New York Ave
SOME REAL BARGAINS FOR SALE.
SIN 81. =. z. rooms. bath. brick ..... s.. 600
siaTy iaHd ave. \. T., rooms bath.
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For Rent
Furnished Houses.
For Stables.

TwO-sTORY BRICK STABLE. Apply $50
18th ST. sa27-9t
2sTH AND X. ST. on ROCK CREEK-For-
merly occupied by Colbun Paving Co will
stable 60 horses; low rent 20 good tenant
JOHN O EVANS, 1924 New York ave
sez4-tf
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For Rent-StOres.

HALF Of beautiful large store. splendid To-
cation; cellar. show window, separate en-
frances s2+ sth 81 NV. se2s-st
FOR RENT-Store with OF without living
rooms Corner kentucky ave. and z at Sc
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VIRGINIA suburban homes and farms con-
yenient 20 cars and city 3. n DAVIDSON.
Reai Estate. Rosslyn. Va scissor
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FOR RENT
1908 50. NV. IL rooms baths ....... sla5 %
1872 Conn. ave, ilr., 2 baths per year. / lp1 90
6lA 81. NV. 10 rooms and bath. .....-.. b. so Is
. COOK row NV. 10 rooms and bath so 90
1889 II 81 nw- 10 rooms and bath. IS 20
lZ21 81. NV, - rooms and bath. so 90
-f1l Ia ave. NV. rooms and bath a 60
l5s2 Euclid place NV, g rooms and bath. IS. 90
1880 = ST. NV. ID rooms and bath al 20
100 Jzd ST, rooms and bath stable 81 90
1sv5 2 n. NV, rooms and bath. a. 90
10 II 81 NV, 7 rooms and bath. 30 20
--li II ST NV. rooms and ba th-------- % 20
sp1 y. II. ave NV. TOOms and bath. p 30
l-S5 -ad 81. NV, S rooms and BATH. IS So
-bl9 ! ST. NV, q rooms and water. u 50
~ MINI, ave. Anacostia, 4 r. and water. SEQ
ROOMS.
2sd and NJ SITS. NV. 8 rooms and bath. SIS. %
2ob * ST., rooms and bath..-.-......... 1876
Sd Hoor, 2204 II st. NV. rooms and bath $50
STABLES.
1928. rear \ ST. NV. stalls. Va. and C. n. si5.00
MARTIN BROS.
Real Estate. Loans. and Insurance Brokers.
1927 Pa. Ave y. W
sea 90 oc2
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23
AsBOR DAY N SCHOOLS

Superintendent Babbitt of the
School Department is preparing for a
general recognition of Arbor Day in
the schools of the Territory. This
year the prizes which were provided
for by subscription last year for the
best tree planted and looked after by
a grade in each school will be award
cd.
The sum Of $40 was subscribed
with the idea that there would be
1874 schools entered in the competition
and there would be s. prize for
each. Only ia have taken part. how.
ever. so the prize will be nearly 81
apiece. The trees are all furnished
by the Department of Forestry and
acquisitions are coming in now for
more trees, which will be planted this
year. when Arbor Day falls on No.
vember 2.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23
GEO. ROSS BACK
FROM BUSINESS TOUR
THROUGH ORIENT

George Ross. for sixteen years man,
agcr of the Hakalau plantation on Ha
wall, came I'm this morning on til.
Hongkong Maru, accompanied by Mrs
Ross and Is n guest ut the home OF
the lattcrs mother. Mrs. Robert Lish.
man. In this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
will remain here till the sailing of tho
Korea. when they will continue their
voyage TO San Francisco.
II has been generally supposed that
Mr.. Ross went to the Philippines to aid
Albert +. Judd In making arrange.
mcnts to secure Filipinos for the plan.
tations on these Islands though Mr.
Ross disclaims any such motive for hi;
trip and says II was entirely privat,
business which called him across tn,
water. Mr.. Judd has been In Manila
and adjacent places for the past Mint
months and hopes soon to have some
natives to send back.
Mr., Judd is most hopeful tina, tho
experiment will prove n SUCCESS" said
Mr.. Ross this morning to Bulletin
reporter. but II will be but an cxpcr.
imcnt. One cannot tell anything about
it. The contract which has just been
drawn up has been approved by the
Commission and he hopes soon to have
the first recruits OF. The move Is
however, meeting with great opposition
on the part of the native papers, whc
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23
LOCAL and GENERAL
" anyone anywhere WANTS IT, a
Bulletin Want Ad. will sell It!

!. +. Hare has gone to Lahain1.
Mrs. S. Parker went to Hilo today.
J. Meinickc has gone to Mahukona.
White steam autos Stockyds stable
Your grocer sells Poi Breakfast Food.
The Sherman has a very jolly crowd
on board and gala time may he cx-
pcctcd at the Seaside this evening
when dance Is to be given in honor
of the officers and ladies' on board.
Ben Lyons Of Wailuku. who Is now
in town, predicts that the Democratic
Home Rule fusion ticket will control
the county affairs after the 9Th day of
November:
The dredgcr Pacific. which cleared
for San Francisco, arrived at San Pedro
lad been felt at her non-arrival at san
Francisco. and It was not known that
the had gone to San Pedro. The rca-
son for the change is not known here
The funeral of the late Miss Vie.
toria Kalaehao Of Kakaako. aged q
years. and the only daughter of Mrs.
T.. NJ. Piimauna, will take place from
the Townsend undertaking parlors.
kapiolani building, at . o'clock to.
morrow morning. All friends are cor.
daily invited to attend.
Tho California Electric Works Of
san Francisco this morning brought
suit against Guy owens Electric Co.
for Judgment on n note for SiSI.
which was given on April Is. 1908.
Juanita q. Anduha brought suit for
divorce against Gregoria Anduha in
the Circuit Court this morning on
grounds Of non.support. They were
married ut Eva in 1903. Thirty dol.
lars a month alimony Is asked.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23
No ELECTION INSPECTOR

The way some hings in politics are
handled here Is shown by an incident
which has been called TO the attcn.
ton of Governor Carter recently. He
asked for recommendation from the
various parties for inspectors Of cleo.
ton and made the appointments in
accordance with these. The Home
Rule party sent In the name of Kca.
loba for appointment at Kau. Hawaii.
and the commission was mailed him
at that place.
Now word comes back from the
postofiicc there that they are unable
to find anyone OF that name and that
the commission has been uncallcd for.
Senator Kalauokalani was In consul.
tation with Governor Carter this
morning In an attempt TO discover
who the missing inspector is.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23
WAS RAILROAD MONEY

81. Paul. Sept. 2i.--Iate this even
ing the State Railroad and Warehouse
commission, which Is conducting a
hearing regarding the roasonablenes 81
81 commodity rates, decided to take
the lid OFF" with reference to the tes
i.mony which Attorney James Mana
Ian Of the Receivers and Shippers
Association has been cndeayoring to
Get into the records for the past two
Gays concerning money alleged to have
been spent by the Chicago, 81. Paul
minneapolis and Omaha Railroad In
IN attempt to defeat Robert La Fol
iettc Of Wisconsin in his last guberna
iorial campaign.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per stmr. Kinau for Maui and IIa.
wall ports. Oct. 23.-W. Thompson,
DR.. Norgaard. Miss Pulley Pua, Il. s..
Paxson. Carl s. Smith. l.. Il. Smith,
c. Il. Haynes, J. n. Fuller, J. y.
White. J. Mcinickc, Mrs. s. Nowlcin
Mrs. w. c. Warland, W. A. Todd
+. J. Hare, Chang Moon. Miss G.
Giles, Miss NJ. Wise. II. W. Hamil
ton, II. c. Crcssmany, DR.. Sawyer
Jno. II. Wise. c. A. Burns. +. a.
Wicket, Mrs. l.. d. l.. Ward and par.
~. +. NJ. Macfarlane, wife AMI three
servants; Mrs. W. II. Shipman. Miss
Alice Macfarlane. Mrs. S. Parker.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23

Salcs-Bctwccn Boards: 30 OokaIa.
ss.25; 200 Eva. $2575; 100 Eva. s2575.
- Oahu Sug. Co. sli75O; co III. s. n.
Co. SIPS: 80 Onomca. s3? $1,000 rio-
Deer 6s. siOi: los Olowalu. 800. SEES
sion: 8 o. II. a. l.. Co. 500.
Latest sugar quotation, 4 cents, or
$50. a ton.