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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16
ALE syge kYind1er
Burde lase Mrs. Fox's Brew.
/, enhver Een at United States har Lydia e
pinkham's Vegetable Compound bevlrke
lianende heIbredelser.

Al kvindelige Sygdomme foregaar
der stadig mango v1dunderllge Hel.
bredelser, som enc skyldes Brugen at
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound, og we'd at f9lge de Rad, der
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16
Bel herb at fjenbe.

Sber Ma1t0 og apinoe beri 8pelt
fien6e 8artine Soilef Mnti-
ieptic.
Set gjdr Spn0erne bbioe, poeIrg-
ger Mfifrober, Ser f9itner fig / ale
tSnlninger og Gor6pbninger,o moo
.arbeioer uormih1fne" Sen6er; Set
er. ogiaa numbering peo @ensningeu
al flnitige Enn6er.
Parttne %borttager eubber 6aarltg
|Smag, giber en- bellugten6e Monbe
|og bol6er M11n6 og SbaIg / be6lte
)Sroen.
9ette er, for6i &ortine er 6el1
melt u0mnrfe6e Gammenletning
efter &ecept at Ell berbmt 8ostonjf
9ege, ser / Morebis bor brugt 6er /
fin pribate 8raHtS til at beIbre5e
1elb Sc melt boaronoffeoe inflommc=
re0e og fatarrbalife Silitanbe /
(Slimbinoerne paa 2egemets Sber=
flo6c, % hrllge5 MI oberolt al &c.
ger, Dentilter og Gpgeplejerifer iom
ct inr6eles rem enoe og lngen6e M11=
tijeptic. @nbber &bin6e / Winneo=
polls b11r6e BRUCE &ortiue til lit
|Soilette.
Ser er el1oog Sc &pin0er, ser il
ger, at lelp ON Eortine folte6e ii
Collars 90 fen, bil6e Sc life bore
, Set forl16en. @or Sc ielp prgbet bet2
, SOC poo Mpotbeferne. Sfrip efter
: Yrgpepoffe til SIZE 81. Eorton Co..
Boston, Mosj /.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16
Udenfor Kigbenhavn.

Lemvig: Styrmand Larsens HUI
stru Lene. L%aurberg: T@mrerfornd.
SpGhrs Hustru. Marstal: Maskinelev
Spren Rasmussen. Narum: Enke He
lene Jensen. Dyrehavegaards Mark:
Inger Nielsen. Hellerup Fhv. Drej-
ermester J. Chr. s.. Hoist af Nykj@-
bling 81. Skodsborg Sanatorium: Ane
Dinesen af Daily. Ordrup: Mailer
mester Langes Hustru Claudine. H@J-
skolen i Lyngby:: Forhenv. Land
mand N. Chr. P. Rosendal. Bagsverd
Nose: Ane Petersen. Rudegaards
Mark: Husejer mans ~J@rgense1l.
Gjentofte: Arbejdsmand Rasm. Jen-
sen (M@rk). S@borg: Helga Peter
sen. Stolpegaarden: Enke Marie ia
cobsen. Buddinge: Arbejdsmand Pc
tersens Hustru Kirstine. Lyngby:
Murerarbejdsmand F. E. J. Winzen-
sen. Aabenraa: Slagtermester Rud.
Sohnemann. Rugbjerg: Aftegtsmd.
Hans Hansen. Nysted: S@mand Ere
derik Clausen. Hadsund: Jens Fer
ge. Topsh@j Mark: Jens Christen-
sen. Hclsted: Hanne Andersen,
Kundby: Husband Niels. Peter Han
sen. Bred Station: Barber J. Mel
sen. Fangel: Lars Lars Kornelius-
sen. Kjpge: Skon1ger Frederik Poul-
sen. Niels Andersen. Virkslun-: Pc
der Petersen Skov. Viborg: Bolette
Jensen-Aaris. Jensine Dahl. Niels
Martin Frost. Pinen i Humlum: An
dreas Hansen. Ringkj@bing:. Ane
Kirstine Nielsen. Sagstofte: Morten
Hemmingsen. Vigsnas: Ane Nor
Jensen. Sdr. ,Kirkeby: P~arcellist ia
cob Johansen. Also: T@mrer Chri-
stan Petersen. 0nslev: Kristen Oh
sen. Raagelunde: Johanne Madsdat-
ter. Aastrup: Ane Marie Christen-
sen. Aarhus: Frederikke J@rgen-
sen. Mikkel Peter Mikkelsen. Skibs-
tdmrer Hans Hansen. Lildfrost: Air.
Didriksen. Skinnerup: Mette Schytte.
Niels Degn Hansen. Brande: Mari
ane Thaarup. Christianshede: johann
ne Dueholm. Them: Veteran Niels
Laursen. Holding: Ane Kirstine Ib-
sen Ribe. Vejle: MAIDS Laursen. St.
Lihme Noble Marie Eykens. Hor-
sens: A. T. Kyster. G@ttrup: Gard
ejer Jens Chr. Christensen. Gudum-
holm: Frederik Starke. Syst: Larer
Peter Asmussen. Aarhus: Bestyrer
Johan Wendt. Laura Christensen.
Ida Raaberg. Ellen Hansen. Kalund-.
borg: Mare Andersen. Viborgk
M. P. Whittier. Finderup: Jeh-
sine Sdfensen. Herring: GaaFd-
ejer Niels Hersom. Vemmetofte:.
Smeddemester j. Nielsen. Nakskov:
Caroline Juliussen. Svendborg: KJ6b-
mand Gustav Berg. Lundeborg; So
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16

5unoe I 2ig. timber ben
iibite Sororas / 89roalen omfom en-
gammel Some, seria1na 9olgur1.
&enbes Sig er mi fun0et onltrerlt nbe.
ifa6iget, 25 &ilometer 11e0enfor &o
let.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16

&un6reb 8rpcent. grl
@anbelsmano og en- @oarobrnger
figbte for EN- IA Gage ii6en for 15,=
600 &roner en- Gel 5fog / 8Gr0a,
len til llobuglt. Gtsie Miano bar Ill
iplgt Sen iamme Sfog til Sron6biens
SrGlaitfompogni for 10000 ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16
ergiioentens 9rife lIte1ntes bele

9raiiosnte1s 9nife itetntes bele
''Dorianlingen
1erefter bar SgjtioeIiebeoen for
.bL, % Sc fongelige forIo6 5alm Sin-
get ifreo oerefter ODER til at palge
fine g~mbebsmGno. 8erner palgtes
til Nraii0ent, Gunner 4nuolen til
Giceprriioent, Meilingiet til @efretp1
% 5touslan0 til 8iceiefretar.
Iil Gormanb S6elstinget polgteS
2ieltpl, til 8iceformano Brutlie, ii
SefrctGr Mprpong % tilgicelefretn1
8rpggesoa.
Sill 6orman6 i 2agtinget ba1gte|
Sos, til Giceformal1b Bpbn, til sc
fretar G. Nplo og til giceiefreta:
Sobren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16
Dode / Danmark.
Kjebenhavn og Fredericksburg
K]gbenhavn og Frederiksberg.

h~JpDennaVn Og FreQeT1kSDeIS.
Bogholder Peter Chr. Holm. Be-
slagsmed Hansens Hustru Emma.
Generalmajor Johan Linnemann.
Skomager Els Hustru Antoinette.
Arbejdsmand Karl Petersen. Enkc
Henriette Didriksen. Malermester
Hans Larsen. Hovmester Lassens
Hustru Cecilie. Snedkermester Jo-
han Holm. Enkefru Johanne Ander-
sen. Vartshusholder Peter S@rensen.
Mailer Petersens Hustru Slime. Fhv.
Hattefabrikant Peter Spangenberg.
Enke Mette Vest. Skraddermester
| Carl Hass. Smeddemester Carl Hall
berg. Formand we'd Jernbanen Clau-
sens Enke Clara. Syerske Frk. Viii
helmine Skibby. Portner we'd Pleje-
stiftelsen Kalleds@es Enke Johanna.
Husjomfru Ellen Phil. Fhv. Lerer
Jens Svane. Vognmand H.. Madsens
Hustru Anna. Opvarter Johannes
Kerff. Skomagermester Kongsbachs
Enke. Syerske Karen Kristine Han
sen. Observation-Disclosures Carl
Andersen. Maskinarbejder 0ster-
bergs Hustru Vilhelmine. Murersvend
Hartvig Petersen. Styrmand S9rvins
Like Nccl. IlIN. blySS NliISt L g
der Chr. Hansen. Linjererske Fanny
J@rgensen. Marskandiser Christian
Larsen. Husbestyrerinde Eva. Bose
rup. Husejer Spren Andersen. Fo-
tograf J. J. Schouenburgs Hustru
Louise. Maskinarbejder Str@ver Ras-
nusscn. Garversvend Andersens Eli
Ike Johanne. Enkefru Henriette Dahl,
Enkefru Dorothea Walbu1n. Fhv. Re-
staurat9r F. c. Ketts Hustru Eline.
Fhv. Arbejdsmand Johan KRUGER.
Slagtermester Emil Bigum. Emma
J%essen. Handels,nari Nie]s Larsen.
Oda Hansen. Emile johnson. Barber
Niels Haase. Handels1nand Johan
Chr. Bunck, kaldet Strand. Enke
Ane Korell. Frk. Jacobine Erickson
SkrndIermester Olsens Hustru Han-
ne. Pens. Kancellist Lissncrs HUI
stru Francisco. Carver Gerh. Born
Telegrafformand Christian Hansen
Landmand Larsens Enke Hanne
Sygepleierske Frk. Mini Christensen.
E,nke Ane Lindskov. S9mand Ander-
sen. Drejer Frcderik Andersen
Stentrykker Heinrich Pl;ehl. Manu-
f~aktnrhandler Kofoeds Hustru 1nge-
borg. Enke Jacobine Bech. Konto-
rist Lauritz Hultgren. Anc Poulsen
Arbejdsmand ]. Andersen. Arbejds-
mand Nie1s Petersen. Fhv. Overtele-
g%rafist, !ustitsraad Thorkilsen. Enke-
fru Mariane Bcrthelsen. Fl1v. For
pagter c. Staals Hustru Anna. Fhv
Expedient Hans Jensen. Fhv. Kusk
Jens Jeppesen. Maskinarbcjder ]. A
Larsens Hutru Martha. Frk. Nico,
line Hansen. Farver Wu1ffs Hustrr
Elisabeth. Arbcjdsmand Hans Poul.
sen. Bestyrer Eberhardt Andersen
Kusk Peder Solomon. Karollnt
!, Kursch. Bogbinder Hans Wivel. En-.
Ike Karen Andersen. Kunstmale1
Brandts Hustru Nelly. Malkedreng
Louis Post. Shredder Cava1ins HIT.
stru Sofie. Enkefru MARITIME Mo.
ritz. Fhv. Melkeforpagter Andreas
Petersen. Enke Antoinette Ander-
sen. Johanne Dorthea R6bke. Kusk
Simon Olsen. Cecilie Petersen. Fin
Ike Frederikkc Lembke. Cand. phil
Hans N@dskou. Strygerske Karer
Rasmussen. T6mrer Jens Larsen
Pastor emer. O. 7. Sadolins Hustru
Louise. Porce1lansmager Alexander
Schmidt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16

t 4
On aomite til at foretage be forberree<'
6eroe Mrbeioer meo ct paatnnft an-
Ipg al Ell Gelluloiefabrif neoiatteS
forleben paa ct Mgoe paa 2illeban.
n1er al 5fogetere fra 8iri, &i1gsa-
fer og @ubbranbsbalen.
sc R g.ter 80 iIitGrten e.
tie al reIigip G q II :
9oloot Ole &nu0lm al Stu
panger 2inicbataIjon er al Slrtsoif=
tionscbefen lat UNDER Giltale for
9bertrpoelie al ben mtlitqre Strnf=
felop Noragraf n ~ for Baar al
babe oagret Zig peb at g%len11en1gao
in6eppren6e Mars Gaabenppell CT pnc
Mal6e. @ebfommenbe Sol6at paa:
beraaber Jig lom @run1 tor iin 8ag
ring religips Sperpisring. ga
gems Torbolo ifol imiblertio bore a
SEN 8eifaffenbeo, at Sagen III CT be
Inttet onlogt neo &rigsret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16

fie Smuth, Aalborg TaTRhandler lens
Chr. Jensen roense:A Marcus
sen. ~Skaaruppre: Husmand Rasmus.
Dinesen. Ho1mdrup: Maren NieNe1.
.Odense: Vilhelmine Felnaann G6rt-
lermester II. p. H. Hpffner. Haslev
Nordskov: Anna Christine Jensen.
R:ngsted: Ellie Kirstine Petersen.
Leborg: Inger SGrensen. Aakirke-
by: Jens Kristian Povlsen. Holding:
onedkermester Peter Hansen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16
Dr.. Niles Anti-poin Pills.

ct burtist, fftert % paalibelist 9aibber for fps erer
uerpss 9onebpiue, &s9fmerter, Wtaoeptne. geuralsla,
gerpeNtet, Ssrr,tab,l,tet, Geonlssbeb. Sgt, Selat.ea.
Snbebolber bperfen Opium eler Morfin p8 ~efterlaber
lnsen femrne Gttero,rfn,user. Is DDfs Csc. goa
apotbeter ener fenbes af Or. mt1es' Meb,eal
Co.. gltbort. SS%nb,ono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16

So9nepreit2 ii 5 nj a II II
II Sorpeta6 nGgtebe iom ONT
talt ii61te l1ge at mo6to9e &onfirmo.
tionsleftet at &onfirmanterne. @an
bar MI til 8iifope1t in6ienbt en- 8e-
renting ON 6enne Gag. @an far
en- Marreffe babt acknowledgement beb
&onfirmatto1en. Serlig bor ban
felt Jig ne6i1aat ODER, at ingen bor
fu1gt bans &aoo ON beller at uno-
looe at afgibe 2pftet e1,b at ofgtbe
Oct me6 uflart Sin6 eller Mo6biIie.
Sfif o9 8rug bor oeret for ODER
megtte. Gesu6en mener Breiten, at
De hinge / Sen Ml6er fin rent nn6to=
geliesbis bar noaet 6en forngbne Mo=
oenbe6 og fire Sroesbebi6itbeb. 81
angialoen6e &%onfirmanter bar for
sbrtgt inille og bra Barn, me1 sc
babbe notalt fin Mngitelie for at af-
gipe 2sftet. uSSeg bar bog life i
Stanb til at beitemme mtg for al
un6lo6e &onfirmationen, fsrenb leg
Den paagiel6enbe Spn6ag peb min,
Snogang &irfen ~pasiere6e 6e opltil=
lebe &pffer af 4onfirmmlter. Min
Mebli0enbe6 mes 6em pon6t Sner=
baan6, og ioet leg iaa Set lom e.,
Spn0 imob 6em at fremtpinge en- Be-
flenoelie, om bbilfen Sc ollie biitnot
boboe iagt mig, at Sc pnffet at afleg-
&c Den, u6en at nogen enbnu fglte fig
iterf nof til at funne gibre set -
beiluttet leg at ban6le, iom leg gior=
&C."
Sosnepreiten ier Jig al lin Cant
bittigbeo tpungen til at faitbolbe fin
gqgring be6 at forrette @onfirmatio=
men og %an6rager ON, at ban i6etminb=
lite in6til bt6ere fritages for at for
ret1e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. efter
&irfenS &ituol. uSf1I6e bette life
fuln1c if, Elise jeg lie mig moot til
at ne6fegge NIT Gmbe6e / Dor Strife,
bris Ijenelte jeg elifer CO tror at ba-
be nit 2ip /, oa me6 bbis Ero oe
2ere leg lite be6 mig / 1togen l1ober-
~ensitemmelie."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16

EN NAVE
Hovedpine, slet F~ordpielse. urent Blod oE
halIa Bitter. soc for en- Pakke med
Brugsanvisning. RUD. kNUDSEN. Apothe-
ker, 5S25 FIFTH AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16
"a :

-
norge. :
!
S sun 5 e t 8 g. l1n6er ben
libite &rbras / 8Rrbnlen omfom Ell
gammel Some, Serianna 9ollgun.
Sen6eS Sig er MI fl1r16et onltrel1t nbe=
jfnoiget, 25 &iIometer ne0enfor &o
S nn6reb &rocent. Gn
Sanoelsmano og en- @oarbbrnger
figbte for en IA Gage ii6en for To-
600 &roner en- Gel 5fog / 8Groa-
len til ltobuglt. 9isie Mnnb Dar I'LL
iolgt Sen iamme Sfog til Sron6biems
5~rGlaltfompugni for 10000 ST..
5fogialg til ubbng t.
Ger n1eooeles ira 2rono91e'H, al Sol.
get al be itore Sg%noalSifoge CT mi
opproDerd baaoe al MH11n1anoe'' oa
0111ansoeparten1enfet. Sol9e1 III
61rn1aet M. 2boms u 20. 9oar loa'
teoes 1oroen. ser Dar I oeh 1enert
S1o opret mege1 9rr1o I S1en11ar'
preS1en mgooenoe oe1te Sol9, 1oe u
fle1te mener, at Salgef ute pnfo'
f1noe Steo. Sto9eae ct lol91 III ~
bng1t I ~ Aar.
Urn tager Sprn. 0r|
Se1teroolen 1tr1oes til "Norolono
vt H1gebur11 poa IL Maaneoer, e11el1
Sarl1 al Ell lt11g @aorobrl1ger POI
9angpen I Selteraalent bleo torleoe'
Sag bortfprt at en- prn. F19eft ia
noe Soll11'ne1. prnen pe''Vl1ep
Arleonlnge11 meoenS Mooeren pa
borte ct l1oet p1eblt1. "a yum tor
t1lbage, b1o1te bum 1tte, boor Sart1e
oar bleoet at. Sele ytabologet Dial
De tortp1leoe 6orGlore at leoe ooe1
att. en StQmager fanot t1lllllt y
get al Barnet tortGroeltg lenlR1tet
ct Drnere0e poa copper at 6lelot
obertor @aaroen. yet ct ODER gu
~ Mar, 1tOen Ell l1g1en0e Se91oenbe
tnotrat, tiger gan1le Solt.
-
The Laclede blade., 1906-12-01

Mrs. Geo. G. Smith entertained al
progressive whist Tuesday evening
Dainty refreshments were served.
| Mrs. Grace Burke was over from
Meadville Wednesday attending the
P. E. o. meeting at Mrs. hilton's.
VIM. Nelson, of Salt Lake City, and
Alonzo Runyon, of Illinois, are here
spending couple of weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. John Nelson.
Ten thousand or 10000 bushels of
corn wanted delivered at my farm,
formerly known as the Tamblynn
ranch, west of Laclede. Jas. Good
wine. 11-17-4w
To new subscribers, THE BLADE
will be sent from now until January
1, 1908, for one dollar, and if you
will add $3.50 more we will send the
Daily Globe Democrat one year, pro-
viding you are patron OF rural
route.
A lady who understands advertis-
ing says: "No lady wishes to be
looked upon as shopping fend; she
does not care to go into a store and
have merchant show all his stock in
order to find out whether he keeps
what she wishes to purchase and
whether the article is sold at price
'he can afford. 1t is much easier and
more pleasant to look through the ad-
of a paper than it is to
,ore the clerks and waste her own
ime. Next to the news items, the
advertisements in paper stating ar
icles for sale with prices will keep
much of the money that goes to the
arge cities at home"
The Laclede blade., 1906-12-01
Pure, HeaIthful, Reliable
DoINGs ABOUT TOWN.
Local Paragraphs Picked up by Punsent
Pencil Pusher.

Roller skating at opera house Sat
urday night.
A new line of leather post cards at
the pos toffice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eccles and two chill
dren were in Brookfeld Wednesday.
About 100 cords of good cord wood
for sale by E. B. Skulley; phone So.
Mrs. E. z. Welsh, of Forker, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. j. B.
Jones.
Miss Mabel Barber, of fMeadville, is
here this week visiting Miss Pearl
Phillips.
John G. Brown returned Wednes-
day from business trip to Chicago
and Milwaukee.
Attorney o. F. Libby attended
Putnam county circuit court at
Unionyille the past week.
My farm of 25S acres q miles north
east of Laclede tor rent. Address j.
G. Myerly, Des Moines, Iowa.
The Laclede blade., 1906-12-01
DR.PRICE'S
c's'nB Baking Powder

Made from pure grape
cream of tartar
Makes home baking easy.
Nothing can be substituted
for it In making. quickly and
perfectly. delicate hot bis-
cult, hot.breads, muffins,
cake and pastry. Insufes
the food against alum.
Pure, HeaIthful, Reliable
NOTE.-If mixtures called baking powder are
offered you at lower price, remember
they are mostly made from alum, a
metallic acid deleterious to health.
The Laclede blade., 1906-12-01

Now well equipped fill the stockings both young and old having
Pieces will the in Laded We have of these goods
full line Prices look
goods will all them sell and sell quickly
half
and They
worthy inspection atleast
m Rockers-Bg Mission Rockers,
Combination Desks
good Three different styles to choose
Machine with full set Of
LAMPS! Lamps! Lamps designs Look
in Nickel for We
the lamp line
WARE different makes1S47 K K Knives
table, while
aren reach of
Large line of Rochester Goods in and Trays
and Old People, and Seds for anybody
Pocket Knives Knives and Knives
RazorsR RazorS Skate Straps
Come in andse xha we have got at
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-05

Mrs. George r. Carter will be at
home this afternoon from half after
three to six o'clock.
Mrs. Robson of Denver will give an
elaborate dinner party at the Young
Hotel Friday evening.
Mrs. Annie S. Reist was yesterday
granted a divorce by Judge De Bolt
on the grounds of desertion.
The swimming suits for the Hawaii
an Swimming Club have arrived. They
are very attractive in appearance.
Since yesterday noon up until noon
today the rainfall recorded at the
Weather Bureau amounted to .13 of
an inch.
Poi and fish, the latest Hawaiian
postal cards. on sale by the Island
| Curio o.-Steiner-Elite Building, Ho-
tel street
Mrs. Henry Dutton of San Francisco
and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane give a
large dancing party at the Seaside Ho-
tel this evening.
Mrs. \. b. Boardman and her son
Russell King sailed today on the Ala
media. Many friends were down to
bid her goodbye
The Hotel Baths will be opened some
! time this month. The opening night
| will be invitational. The Swimming
| Club will give an exhibition.
All graduates of the Honolulu High
School are requested to meet at the
High School this evening An Alumni
Association is to be formed.
Two raised maps, the work of w. T.
Pope of the Normal School, are on eX-
hibition in the window of the Promo
ton Committee They are of Oahu
and Hawaii.
During the present wet weather the
road along the waterfront from the old
fish market to the Iron Works is in a
condition almost impossible for pc
destrians.
If you want gold, silver or bronze
paints, or any kind of enamel for
making Christmas gifts, call on Lew
ers & Cooke. They have the largest
stock in the city.
The Pacific Picture Framing Co re-
ceived a lot of artists materials by
the Alameda. The store will be open
evenings during December.
The H. r. T. & L. Co. has placed a
waiting station on Waialae road, cor
ner of Fifth avenue (PalOlo road. The
station consists of one of PAINS old
trans" remodelled in an elegant
manner and well supplied witk seats.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-05
MAY SEND PICTURES
TO Los ANGELS
SECRETARY WOOD Is TO SEND
ABOUT FIFTY VIEWS TO LOS
ANGELES.

Secretary Wood of the Promotion
Committee said this morning that he
is planning to send a number of views
exhibited in the Photographic contest
to Los Angeles and have them exhibit
ed there:
Considerable attention is being paid
to the exhibit of photographs by anna
tours at the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee. There have not been as many
ladies calling at the rooms as there
have been men on account of the in
clement weather, 1t is hoped by the
officials in charge that this may change
now since the weather has cleared.
Secretary Wood of the Committee is
very well pleased with the exhibit and
thinks that it is a creditGble one in
every respect.
The variety of views not only show
that we have many amateur photo
graphers who are proficient in the art
but it shows that in Hawaii there is
much scenery that is well worth taking
pictures Of
Il hope to be able to secure about
fifty of the views and send them to
Los Angeles to make an exhibit there
l feel sure that they will attract a
great deal of attention"
The exhibition will be open until
Saturday. All are invited to inspect
the pictures.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-05

SUMMONS TO BE ISSUED.
Summons are to be issued to w. c.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-05
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-05

Fine Job Printing. star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-05

A safe in your house invites
marauders and you endanger
your life by reuplsing them.
We rent you a box in our safe
deposit vault for five dollars a
year or rent you space for your
SilYerwaTe and valUableS at a
small cost. Henry WaterhOuse
Trust Co., Ltd.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-05
Old Waikiki!
A Great Bargain
HOUSE LOT
With
BEACH BATH LOT

Near residence of ]. A. McCandless
Esq, adjoins the old Along premises
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-05
NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs.
NEWS INA NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

The first thing to do after dis
covering that you have lost
your watch, purse, dog, or any
thing, I'm fact, is to arrange for
running a Classified advertise
meut i'm The Star, Classified
Ads three times for 25 cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-05

Sterling Silverware &&A
Beautiful Designs in Table Services Fancy
Pieces such as Ladies' Fish, Salad and Cold
Meat Forks.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-05

Uncle-So you go to school now.
Tommy-Yes, sir.
Uncle-And what part of the exer-
cises do you like best?
Tommy-Why, the exercise We get a.
recess.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-05

ALLEGED CRIMINAL ASSAULT.
All Kee, Chinese, is under arrest for
an alleged criminal assault on a nine
year-old Portuguese girl. The child is
seriously i'll as a result.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-05
FREEDOM

what we want is self-government,"
said a citizen of the young and unde-
veloped nation"
what for?"
80 we can fight among ourselves as
much as we like without being inter-
fered with. Washington Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-05

Peacock & Co., to appear in court and
answer to the charge of violating the
Pure Food Law.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-30
CAL. AND ARIZONA
 IS STILL ADVANCING
Estimated This Stock Can EaS- 'y Pay S20 a Year in
 Dividends.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

Today's market was dead one, with very little fluctuations and with few bidders in the market. There seems to be a hesitancy among the public just at this time to get in the market, and we are of the opinion that stocks ought to get a little cheaper. This may be the case with some of the stocks, but on the other hand there are stocks that are certainly selling cheap enough, if they have any value at all. According to our way of think ing Black Mountain ought to be bought up, and there is very good chance that this stock ought to see better prices. It has been given out by re liable parties that this stock ought to get into the dividend paying class be- fore long. and from a statement that they have issued, l see no reason why | their statement can not be carried out. Calumet & Arizona took on little more strength, sales being made at S-2e.00. Boston has been advising the purchase of this stock for some time. Calumet & Arizona can pay without any trouble s20 a year in divi- dends and not be affected one way or the other Denn-AriZona has been handled between sl9.75 to s20. Cana nea Central has been handled during
 the day at S16. 1 am of the opinion that this stock, bought up at the pres
 ent figures should, in the very near flu.
 ture, make a profitable investment, but on the other hand l think that the re-
 maining five dollars that is due on the stock might be called, and looks to
 me as though this call will be made be
 fore the full paid stock is issued. Hav'
 ing full paid and part paid stock on the
 market at the same time, does not help
 either of the stocks.