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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26

REX

Al ssandard-hrcd rS0tsrr. 4 mahogany
bay staHion, 1885 hands hlgh, ioaled
sos. AprI Isl Sired By Msmbiao
Black Hz~k So, grand soa o Bl1ck
Hzwk- First dan. Sale, BY SsaF
wakes: sec0nd dam, Mag. by Mar
brino Star; third dam, Lady Gosddusf.
by Old Goddnst i5o.
Foe style and action, snipon nose,
two hind feet White, round barrel, long
beEiy. shortback. sl0ping shoulder. good
tai ard mzne- Fee, $50 70 Insure a
s1vinp cob.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26

Matthias cfun " Csflssa Wood
cu1y e al. . perfect title
Quiney c8sfectionsry o.. apgl- -
NrA Homer Butts. appealed from =
p Court
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26
CHESTNUT KING
md A. S. H. r. No 1872.


CHESTNUT KING md. b The G-a1d
Sard King g7s. he By cd b
S1urres No. S, end dan cd Arts No
*. Chestnut Ks1gs fra dan Vas L1es
BERGER No. s165, BY BrOHa Bonion No
rs. .nd dam b Csbens LzngtOn- r
S He seeds 10 EcuOmmeztson- rs
vduaIry ard his performance Va
satisfy ycu that he IS the rghf kid q 2
horse. Fee cf 5000 70 insSre
! Exzng cot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26

Mss Fznkie Tucker has retained
70 Hardin CIIegz after q visit Eith
her parents In Losszaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26

An opportunity Of having the bet' | one, . Is This
one Of the best stables Of horses and Ia1Ss u -
i yotn chance at very reasonable pFce aIAl s -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26
NO WIS
Chrssiaz UniFsrntg - MAieh isr
the Caass-Scsrt ID Kisvsa 70
0na

Tee Mtsaoari Military Aea1eEy tase
hall team defeated the Christian Ust.
Ferxity base bail team Monday after.
roon 10 tbs aBt game * the season
bg ascars q II TO 1 The soldiers
show TIE Elective work d each ST.
yzin and clearly outcizSssd the vtss-
tors AL o. the NJ " A. team de-
serve credit for their wurk considering
that Il Vas their fnt game
Only zsnAll crowd vas in zltead.
snce.
49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26
IOHN BLACKWOOD

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zaS Aswkvlre 1924
Sr ii Crzee ", record 1910 "a; SIZE
dSzk Mood, rrcoFd asO7s sire q Kcy
Mood. rerOrd z:7g a ~4-year-o.d ~.
s.r, Fame. b. Yoeng Brace, he BY Cd
D1ce TO. he b. Young Marvel tIIS)-
Iosn Bla1kwood 5 rs IA hands nlgn, .
al brown. very handsome and $ INC
IRE os hsgh clzss coach and harness boz
ses. Tbs 5 @gzDd horse and > rare
o-vosrsunity Of breeding 70 surh > good
borse At the low p1xeo Of $40 % insure :
living uolE-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26

Mrs Charles Graham is The guest Of
relatives and friends 10 B.oSmlnstoo,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26

Mrs J 4 Button ! home from 3
Whit with Der "a WI 10 81 Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26
RHINESTONE

Pseisg ys1eyd 2s5 ~. SVeS ~ DIR
1s BSEa z6os.
First dam, Little Dassett, by Tramp sos ;
sec0nd dam, Jennie Foss. BY Basham,
IT,. 81 R~hynestOne Is beautiful bay,
hzck points, Is 10 hands high, hand
some and durable 10 coniormztion- has
proven hinseIi a good sire as weil as 4
4 horse. Rhynestone vii make the
season Of 1906 al the low price Of $50 10
insure q living colt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26

Rev. J. J. Dillion szs in wenrvilse
on basIness ThurssaF.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26

VS. HatlAsay couunuss % Iu-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26

AsGxzsF g1&n EszE d A9ze ssDz
. z TIP q c1ksg AID sErsaz-
Sid II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26
HOLTON 328O8.

This tine black PdchcrOn Stalls0ns Hol
ton. vas goal1d April rs, 1900. bred BY
NJ G. Murray, Of Holder, ILL.,, weighs
1850 pound. Got By PrerOs 1850,
imported iron France. Dam. Rostlz
z5So4, BY Guido 1897, imported iron
France. Second dam. Margaret 75oo7s
by Sr Guibert (s7o5), he BY Sultan
(s6zl be By Favor, he BY Favorz l765)
he by French Monarch G5As he By
IIdenm (sso2), he BY Valentine (55oI)
he by Veux-Chaslin (7I5), he By Coco
f7Iz) Be BY MgnOn (7I5l he BY lean
La-Blznc Gso), efc-. 0 sixth dam,
Topsy, b. Imp. Jim Walker 2s9.
$40 to insure living colt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26

So a IS - 81. CRIsWEL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-26
Two Good Jacks JIMBOW

The weII-known Harrison Jack, At $500
TO insure = living colt. Also the well
known d. ID. Armstrong Jack al $500
10 insure a living colt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Judge Lindsay has called twenty
more jurors for Monday morning.
W. \. Rideout has transferred his
services from Honolulu Iron Works Co
10 Won Ha1hrn-Young Co
4 call for sealed proposals for the
construction of the Leprosy Investiga-
ton station at AIoiokai to De received
AT the Office OF the supervising ar
chitect. Treasury Department. up to 3
=. IN. December 3. is advertised IN this
issue.
Keonui. who was fined s. ard costs
fc~ overinduIgence with the cup that
cheers. had the honor Of being the sole
contributor TO the treasury fund, Of the
eight persons appearing before Judge
Whitney yesterday. The cases of this
others were continued until next week.
\ prominent resident Of MaGiki had
occasion % employ a Chinese cook on
Wednesday. He learned that the
cooks previous employer had DIS
charged him because Of mis- gambling
penchant. and because the employer
was continually advancing money to
pay his fines in police court The
prospective employer thought a moment
an then said that he did not believe
it would be worth while employing Mr..
Chiramau. as he would likely keep up
70 his old tricks The Ctinaman
blandly replied. ~Oh. I be all right
pretty soon: no more gambling IN six
weeks
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-10
MIDDAY MEETINGS
BY THE Y. M. C.. A.

a series of very interesting meetings
has been arranged by the Young Mems
Christian Association to be held in the
store room at 916 Fort street, opposite
the Pacific Hardware Co. The meetings
viii be held each day at noon all next
week except Saturday. The program is
as follows:
Monday. Mr. Henry E. Highton on
Legitimate Rewards Of a Life Work"
Tuesday. Mr. T. clyde Davies on
" F'our-fourths a Man
Wednesday, Mr. r. H. Trent on Div
idends."
Thursday Mr.. P. l.. Horne on De
termined Men"
Friday. Mr.. Paul Super on rs Re
ligion Attractive TO Young Mem
The meetings will last from 1880 to l
o'clock. a time at which most business
men can attend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-10
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Your grocer sells Poi Breakfast Food. (

Your grocer sells Poi Breakfast Food.
A nice assortment of books will be
sold today by Fisher at 10 a. m.
PineapplesI Bananas! Machine-made
poi Leave orders. Wells-Fargo.
This is positively the last day for spe-
cial prices on white goods at Sachs.
Meet your friends at Royal Annex
Cafe, Merchant and Nuuanu. Lunch 25c*
See J. H. Schnack's list of bargains
in real estate on last page of this
issue.
More new goods per steamer Alameda
for Sachs Dry Goods Co. Store open
until g p. m.
A very fine Vose & Sons piano offer
ed for sale. cash or instruments. by the
Coyne Furniture Company.
An experienced dry goods salesman is
wanted at B. F. Ehlers & Co. One who
can speak Hawaiian preferred.
Artists materials are now kept in
stock at Arlefgh's. The prices are rea-
sonable. Country orders filed.
a strong gentle mare. suitable for
family carriage, is offered for sale at
a bargain See our fer sale ads.
Newbro's Herpicide. sure dandruff
killer, is sold at all druggists and bar
Der shops. HOLSTER Drug Co, agents
Island turkeys. chickens and frog legs
at Royal Annex Cafe Dinner to :.
If you want to fit up library here
is your opportunity at Fishers auction
sale today for books. desk and book
cases
The stock books Of the Oahu Sugar
Company, Ltd, will be closed TO trans
fers from November Il TO November 10.
both dates included.
NCooI room nicely furnished. ali mod
ern improvements; reasonable rates
The Majestic. sachs block. Fort street
and Beretania avenue
Schurnan Carriage Company will re-
ceive d large number OF strong young
mules suitable for plantation work
Call early and make selection.
At the Occidental Hotel restaurant
the walters see that you do not have
10 wait and that the meal ordered is
of the very best Meals only 25c-
Whitney & Marsh are now showing
their holiday line OF ribbons. including
the Merry Christmas" and other nov
elites. Also a new assortment OF Ioc-
batisJes-
Breakfast at Royal Annex care Mel
chant and Nuuanu. Dainty and clean
4 two-=tory house and lot at Hauuia
beach. on line OF new railroad. Is or
fered for sale or lease by the Water
house Company. in Judd building. See
them for particulars
Macy sectional bookcases for home
libraries are made in greater variety
than any other make Besides they are
the best bookcases you can buy. Sold
by H HackfeId & Co
Send your friends a case OF Mrs.
Kearns' assorted island preserves Tor
a Thanksgiving present. Orders sent
by the next stea mship Alameda VII
be in time Phone Blue 14l1-
Manufacturers Shoe Company are
showing a dainty patent colt pump for
ladies' wear that is the most popular
shoe of the season. The price is $3.50 :
Il is also made in white. blue. pink and !
gray
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-10
FAIR WAS A
FINE SUCCESS

St. Clements fair yesterday afternoon
and concert last evening attracted a
large crowd of purchasers and patrons.
The booths were arranged upon tbs
lawn, and the grounds were made at.
tractive with strings of flags and sig
nal pennants suspended between the
trees. The purchasers were liberal and
most of the goods on display were dis
posed Of long before the close of the
afternoon. A large number Of ladies
OF the church guild attended in the
booths
IN the evening a concert was given
in the parish hall. where also the re-
ulaiEder of the unsold goods We're dis
played and sold between the program
nun, hers. The attractive little stage
was decorated with palms. The pro-
gram was selected by Mrs Lavard- as
sisted by Mrs Humpnr.s anu
HAYES. Among those VINO participated
we're the following:
Mrs z. a. r. Ross, violin solo, ac-
conpanied by Mrs. Frank Anterior:
Mrs Ranney Scott, vocal solo. accom-
panied by Harry Macfarlane; Miss
O'Meara. guitar solo. accompanied by
Mr.. Macfarlane; Mrs. F. H Humphris
and jamie Wilder. The numbers were
excellently rendered and the singers
and players were given generous ap-
plause
The proceeds for the day were large
and satisfactory TO the promoters of
The entertainment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-10
DIFFICULT TO
REPLACE SYLVESTER

"We expect TO hear from Rev. DR..
Sylvester by letter or to see him in
person on the Alameda said P {.
Jones early yesterday afternoon. -
have no doubt that he has been very
sick or we should have heard from
him before this.
- would be rerv sorry 10 lose his
services as pastor Of Central Union
church for ] consider him a splendid
man
1T would be a blow 10 Us to be
derived OF Dr. Sylvester : services
and it would be most difficult thing
to supply his place satisfactorily.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-10
LAST DAY
FOR
SPECIALS IN
WhiteGoods
AT
Quick Selling Prices
WHITE DRESS GOODS

in checks, stripes and figured, a
large variety to select from:
I61c. White goods at. 1oc- I'd.
zoe. White goods at. ...I2 11zc. yd.
sc. White goods at. ..I5c. I'D.
3oc. White goods at. 80. 2oc. yd.
40 and 45c. White goods at.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-10

There is a chance for you to get
your valuables into the safe de-
post vault and keep the thieves
from getting what belongs to you.
The price for protection is rea-
sonable and the owner of the ware
has an opportunity to examine at
all times Henry Waterhouse
Trust Co., Ltd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-10
DISCOVERED THE FAIRIES.

Editor Advertiser: The fairies were
all over Oahu on election day waving
their wands in approval. Il was a
lovely spectacle 70 those who had eyes
70 discern the tenor OF II all (fair-fare).
The fairies never go quite to sleep.
ANNE VI. PRESCOTT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-10

The evidence before the British Army
Stores Commissioners as TO graft dur
ing the Boer war shows that there was
only one regiment the contractors were
unable 70 cheat. That proud distfnc-
ton belongs TO the Seventh Hussars.
They weighed everything and checked
the quality Of everything supplied them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-10

The only way for a missionary 20
reach a cannibaPs heart is through MS
stomach.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-20

The Christian EnGeavor Society Of Ia
coma Park church last evening held
fan reunion and banquet This society
has been holding open-air meetings dur
ing the summer.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-20
MEMS CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS.
DIR. Merrill e. Gates, Formerly of
Amherst. Chosen President.

The Mems Club Of the First Congrega-
slonal Church last night held its annual
election of officers Dr. Merrill l. Gates,
of Amherst College, and the
secretary of the board Of Indian commits
.sloners, vas unanimously elected president.
Leonard G. Carver. retiring president, was
selected to be first vice president, with
Dr. T. c. Clafiin as the second vice presi-
dent; treasurer. G. w. Walker, and secre-
tary, b. II. Dulin-
Mr.. DuIin's election was only after
spirited contest between him and Or. Earl
X Chapman The new members 10 be
proposed and admitted into the organiza-
ton were Gen l. 0. Deane, L. 5. a. re-
tired and DR.. J. b. Johnson.
At the conclusion Of the election Horace
NJ Fulton. retiring secretary, offered a
motion that resolutions Of sympathy be
drafted and sent to Leonard G. Carver
who by his faitbfulness to duty as presi-
dent had raised the standing of this club
Mr. Carver has been confined 10 the hos
phal IN a serious condition for the past
FIVE months
Following the routine of business, the
club adjourned TO its spacious hall 70
hold its social hour. Music was rendered
by the Messrs HUMPHREYS, father and son
DR. Charles Hall Everest, an owner Of
vast plantations in Mexico. spoke OF the
.productiveness OF that country.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-20
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Directed 10 Articles on
Washington in Periodicals.

Hereafter It is proposed that the Dis
trict Public Library shall regularly
furnish notes Of the more important arti-
cles OF Washington and it's affairs ap-
pearing in current periodicals in this
FIRST list is given the most noteworthy ar
tieles that have appeared during the past
few months.
The visit of Henry James to Washing
ton last year resulted in two brilliant,
though not altogether ineligible articles
on Washington published ia the North
American Review for May and June. A
more recent visitor 10 the United States
was r. O. Wells. In the final article Of
the series which he published IN the
Harpers Weekly tthe issue of October %
he related his impressions OF Washington
and 81 President Roosevelt An English
View Of Washington" is the title Of sid
ney brooks article In the Harpers Week
ly Of August II.
Social Usages at the National Capt.
tai are described by Florence Howe Hall,
i'm the Harper's Bazaar for May, while
Washington society of an early period is
treated in the entertaining articles enti-
tied Washington in Jeffers0n's Time %
beginning in the September and October
numbers of Scribner's.
The economic and sociological aspects
of Washington find treatment In Com
missioner II. p. F. MacfarlanG's article,
The Needs of the National Capital, -
Outlook. June 30; Washington as a Rep
resentauve City" by DR.. Henry :. Cur
It's. The Sanitation of the City Of Wash
ingtOu. by Ben Winslow. Scientific Amer
lean. September ], and succeeding num-
bersi Sanitary improvements IN the
National Capital" by Clinton 4. Wood
ruff. World To-day for July; and Wash
ington's Colored Settlement" by r W
Buell., World To-day for August Eduea-
tional interests In Washington are treated
by Prot. Ossian II. Lang in the current
Forum October and December in his
article The Educational Outlook" in
which he discusses the retirement OF Or.
William T Harris as commissioner of
education and the appointment as his
successor Of DIT. Z. T. Brown, and the
appointment Of Dr. William +. Chancel-
Tor as superintendent Of schools Child
Labor at the National Capital" is treated
by DR. Charles 7. Nell. Commissioner of
Labor, in the March number OF the An
mails of the American Academy Of Polit-
ical and Social Science.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-20
wOMAN's MISSION.
Three Presbyteries VIII Unite in
SynOdtcaI Meeting Here.


The Womans synodieal Missionary So
cieties Of Synod Of Baltimore. which com
prises the three presbyteries Of Balti-
more. Washington. and New Castle, will
commence their work with an hour Of
prayer. at $3.50 o'clock on Tuesday. Oc-
tober g at Fourth Church. Executive
sessions at 1890 a m and r. III. viii
be held the same day at Fourth Church
and luncheon will be served 10 Out-Of-
town delegates and presbyterial officers
The afternoon sessions viii be open TO
the public
Tuesday evening conference and rally
for the benefit Of Young peoples Organi-
cations will be held at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church at Z anu
7:45 p. m. under the leadership Of Miss
Abercrombie and Mrs. ID. +. Wiber.
home and foreign secretaries for young
people. They have many new plans
and ideas for young peoples work.
which they bring from the Silver Bay
conference. The speakers Of the even
ing Will be Rev. J. s. Gale. of Korea.
and Mr.. J. L. McAfee. OF the home board
The annual meetings OF the home and
foreign societies will be held on We'd
nesday, October "A. NJ 10 2. M and 2 T. m.
respectively. \ union service OF prayer
and praise viii precede the meeting. Mrs.
Boole and Miss White, OF tho home
board. VIII speak III the morning. and
Mrs Charles Newbold Thorpe. the bril-
liant president OF the foreign board in
Philadelphia. VIII make the principal adj
dress OF the afternoon. Miss S. .Aar-
celia Brown viii lead the special object
conference in the afternoon The We'd
nesday evening meeting will be held in
Gunton-Temple Memorial Church, when
DR. a. w lIalsey the noted African
traveller and writer will speak
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Christian EndeavorcTs are glad to know
that J. H. Converse, chairman Of the
evangeIistic committee Of the Presbytcr-
ian General Assembly and president Of
the Baldwin Locomotive Works, has
consented to speak at the next meeting
Of the District Union. November 3. His
topic win be Evangelistic Work Among
Young People.
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Excursions.

tor Sunset Route excursions 10 California
may be made with great economy. for
special-rate one-way ticket viii be oh
tainable I'D to that time. These excur-
sionS are made via tourist sleeping cars
without change, with through berths at a
small charge. The trains via this route
also carry high-ciass Pullman cars, offer
ing luxurious accommodations for those
who desire them. Oil is used for fuel.
doing away entirely with annoyance from
smoke and cinders. Those desiring
further information regarding the scope
OF these trips. stOp-OveT privileges con-
nections, &c, may obtain the same at
the Office Of y. J. POstOn, general agent,
I'll Pennsylvania avenue
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study class VIII be held this evening at
go o'clock in ST. Paurs English Lutheran
Church. There viii be u stercopticon lee
ture on India