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The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-09
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PERSONAL MENTION

nkSUNAL MLNllUN AAs-er sNS >e% sA.p,, ,$Ns@A&As@@ A. F. Wildt returned on the Jefferson from 8 trip to Tacoma where be and Mrs. wildt and their daughter spent the holidays with their son, Edward, who is attending Whitworth college. Mrs. Wildt and daughter will remain st Tacoma for several months.
 M.JMcLaughlin, Skagway pioneer ard for many years connected with the maintenance department .ot the w. r, X Y. R., returned on the Jefferson from a7isit to Everett, Spokane and other southern cities. He is at the Golden North hotel.
 W. J. Daly, chief clerk of the Alaska road commission, returned on the Jet- ferson from the south where he spent the holidays. He is at the Golden North hotel.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Wurzbacher, Master Harry and little Miss Marion, returned on the Jefferson from a visit to the states. They spent most of their vacation in Montana,
 c. E. Wyun-Jobuson returned ou the Jefferson from sn extended visit to Vancouver, Victoria and other southern cities. Re is st the PuIlen house.
 NV. Taylor, of the Fifth Avenue hotel, will arrive ou the next trip Of the Cottage City, according to adviees received on the Jefferson,
 Mrs. NJ. Fl. Mcclellan, deputy clerk of the district court, returned Ou the Jefferson irOm a visit to Seattle and Oregon cities.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jerry Moriarty return ed on the Jefferson from their wedding trip. They are at the Fifth Avenue hotel.
 T.R. Sewell, the Haiues druggist, arrived on the Jefferson. He is at the Fifth Avenue hotel,
 
 Mrs. F. ". Fickardt, of Caribou, came in on the train last night and is at the Fifth Avenue hotel. S. J. Weitzman, the Haines merchant is in the city, having arrived on the Jefferson yesterday.
 J. E. Lilly, the Dawson merchant formerly Of Skagway, arrived on the Jefferson and left for the interior.
 Big Joe" Engle returned oa the Jefferson from a visit to southern California.
 Chris Shea left on the Jefferson for a trip San Francisco and other southern cities.
 A. Ferte left on the Jefferson for Juneau where he will resume his ser vices on the jury.
 T.. J. Standish returned on the JefTer- soa from Seattle where he spent the holidays with relatives.
 c. NJ. McGrath, the Juneau travelling salesman, was 8 round trip passenger ou the Jefferson. Mir. and Mrs. p. H. Ganty left CD the Jefferson for Juneau.
 T. W. Howell returned on the JefTer- son after an extended visit to the states,
 Froah Meat The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kinds of fresh meat cOntantlY on hand. If Dress goods, silks and trimmings. "the newest, aI Harris ms.
  A large stock of PLOw'S famous l candies just received at the Boss Bakery. tt
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-09

Harrisons carry the "Gem" ready made shirt waists, in silk and wool.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-09

PLOw's candy is unexceIled for sweet ness and quality. For sale at the Boss Bakery. u
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-09

Holly crepe paper table clothes, Daylies and napkins at HarI isons,'
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-09

The Mascot sslOonsells liquors by the bulk or case goods at wholesale prices. All the old brands always on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-09

You can get boa of fresh candy at the Boss Bakery for25 cents. If
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-09
Oyster Cocktails at Pack Train

The very best fresh oyster cocktails in the city are served at the Pack Train Saloon. If
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-09

IT you are out of kindling see E McC Weste. have it by the Sack or cord Phones 90 S4. tt
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-09

A large stock of PLOw's famous candies just received at the Boss Bakery. tt
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-09

Earl & Wilson collars and cuffs at Clayson's. If
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-09
FroGh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kinds of fresh meat cOntantlY on hand. If
 Dress goods, silks and trimmings. "the newest, " at Harris ms.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-09
Plum Padding At Boss Bakery

Get your Christmus Plum Pudding at he Boss Bakery. 1t
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-09

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 A. F. Wildt returned on the Jefferson from 8 trip to Tacoma where he and Mrs. Wildt and their daughter spent the holidays with their son, Edward, who is attending Whitworth college. Mrs. Wildt and daughter will remain st Tacoma for several months.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-09

M.J.McLaughlin, a Skagway pioneer ard for many years connected with the maintenance department ..of the W. r, & Y. R., returned on the Jefferson from avisit to Everett, Spokane and other southern cities. He Is at the Golden North hotel.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-09

W. J. Daly, chief clerk of the Alaska road commission, returned on the Jet- ferson from the south where he spent the holidays. He is at the Golden North hotel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03

c&uItern-g1sI. Gureh, 10 bs 20 Rtxh
tn Dur&f&nttt, 1ee; 1s Ffuxh Dur9i8xitt,
liz, 10 BIB 10 4fimb lie.
0ep66eItes S@wetxshefa - k.o6sxIoJss
Taxcp Big S26 90: FLARES ksax Cs 90; Saus
u $4,000; etort glsm vls. 80; Ean9f
e1s. 90.
H1rfe - eerdu9erts BraturuH 81.
Sraxtfurter 7}e; BoIesHa Ia Ddrrner 7.s To
xn@ &c.
Sped-4Iars Settex. 80 bB 20 strxb ta
Tnr@i@nttt, 1ske; SIars esttes. 20 sts 80
4fpnb, l2ie: 2lars Bsulsi, - ID 90 Btunb,
ia4e; Ia BIB 81 ffb.. 18e; ID bs Is Rfuzb,
lle; RIare Stadex, S. bi 90 3txb, 12te;
Ra6ex IL BIB 1s Sfpsb l24e; SlGrs Endsss
Bio 9 Rfunb, lac
SribfAd' Sped-Rlarer eagIpfk Sursb zoe
ssudbIter eueor gureb 2oe, s-7 xfuxe tm
Dur&i&nttt lie: 8 Biz 9 &fuSh tx Tar@s
i@nitt Ice; 10 BIB IL Bfaxh tH Dur9f@xtt
l6e; 5Ffanb tn Dur9fGxttt, faraai. 1876.
6 Bfrah I'M Eur@i&xtt. iGasai. I8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
&or6tredungen
gu einern langen, blntigen Gnerillatriege anf Cuba
werbert puln @eneralfabe g%etrDfem.

glntShraiger 9anSstnann. &riesfibren taet Geb. strdHide glad.
laiFgkt Der yahnen. EdnapsHafde In Der Saide. - 9adenoer
Grbe. = geidrGntnng Der GinuanSernns. -Mr6eiterfrase
bem Bun bs Banana. 8anals. -MHer gunbes.
Sfer seGSkt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03

Snsar Gureb S4txies - Grps nuaIttat:
1870 Bfunb 1l}: IL 4t1b l5}; l0-12
pfunb l5l: 8pette nuaIttdt : S0-le pfxxi
&c; IL Bfrnb lie ; ID sfmb Lie ; II
pfunb 1sc.
GaItormd@e eomsm-s bs 8 Rfunb sis;
Q bis ID pfunb S1e.
eped, GasI.-0apdRIt4, 8 ID 10 phsxl
tm Dur&i&nttt. 172s; II ID II $tah h
Dur&f&ust, 14ae.
0sb6rrte8 UtxhFsH@ - O4txssas sec
0stS. 1l}S H~sbafettea l2e; Sxsexi. Isl
&&b&sl Ice.
g9mab - ~ ISkeeD-l. Dual. lie; 3
nnaItdt 1ei; Q. 0aaltdt l0&e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
SnbtanapsIss RaNesBsetts

SnbtanapsIS RaFeepSHe
0eu6bnI. BIB gutter l0-l2e; yrsxs Do No
rdblter A-l6e Saxp 82&-88e. 9oTsss
DeIow 10 BIS 22e. Sapa 2s-82s.
Sx Ra6etsx:
Nxtoia SIS. ~. 2tox 81 rs, Ssrfss sls 90
6araeas ia. 30. Diumortb'8 yll. 10, Dale
Sara Hlexs $500, Gltmas Saba BIenb
1875, Duriea $l6.76.
Suder-DomtnoeB TITO; 6tH6.u6ss 8 "a
YuIpertfrter 6.sae; XIX puIpertHrtw s.s7s,
ietser sraaulrter 6.s2e; gubes 6.77s; Goss
feettoHers' U 6.37G yeibseuoob u 6.12s; 43bs
xr I b.eae; empire HAS, Sbsal srsss
0oIbex 8 4.s2e Dtnbfor sstra 8 1885,,
Wtsse~oob 9 l.sse; ssIber 8 5:7ae; IL ssg,
Bee At.
eiRe-RaA 40 d. SeR). Sas. g. 10 per
0a1oxe.
Setroenete Trl@te-HepfeI. On hr enxSs
sstro6net, &c; Sobanxesbeeres O. BIB sks;
Gttrox lie BID zoe; Hofxex, . grpux, psr
Rfuxb. u, Q Srou1 71s. 4 Grcrx 72s iaos
n~aemfrsie ssbB Sc. California Hhtseatel 71<s;
euItaxa Ok, tapevttrte euItaxa lie BID q,
California xpritofen Sc bs lac.
4idIes-2400 TN 6ab 10 ; 1900 tu 6s1
Else: 1900 tn SaIbfas $3.50; 900 In Sot
$3.50.
Ganbp-SKe; etamsen seuri9t 7e; Srof
esr seuti&t &C; Banner TusR &c; Grssw
Bonbons lie; Sc. 2 Cream, qeufGt 10s
saHe-Brasu nen lie bts lac; SaIbsrts 10
NeanbeIn IA; wei9f4aIise NaxbsIs LIZ,
Sorbax RanbeIn l5e: 4eauats 5e BID sle.
ser6fete 7e bts &c; engIf4e BaIxffis SIC.
etArie-RearI. 8}e. Gbanrpicx eIok l xxt
8 Rfwnb Badete 8. 4orx, ! 3fe. Ya6sts,
lX-efe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03

SrF1es HinbFsf&-BeRIs4s Gaess - 81
&C; bisise 6tieTe ei-s3e I; Bshes Saxbes
$50 bis zoo Rtuxb 7fii Bisf1os &abs 40o
Bis $50 Bfuno &c xabs 660 BID go Ffsns,
s.; etier Boreerutertd 5ie, 1t@ 3txte<'
ptertel lie, Rixh 0txtsspsss4d l0}t. Ntat
BorberptertsI &c. Rub SosherutsrteI sle. nd
na.terrierteI 81.
UriI&ss 3aIbFet@-&aIbsr 10Ke. 1txtss'
pierteI l9}e, Horbe1pterta exc.
6rtf&es e4afFeti@ 2duussz ter $tExt
12e ; e@ofe s}e; 00exseI l6e; Rad, aml.
lee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
0afe=HaQ.

Tie gefrigen SpteIe reiuIttrten wie
folgt:
NattpnaI.9te a.
Bottom, 2. DIT.
Bottom :. o o. 2
Cincinnati. O00O0200000- 2
8atterien = pfeHer uno O'Reia ;
gwing unb S&let.
Brootlpn, 2. Dit.
Bropflpn. .020OO000*- 2
pittsburg $50 100000 0
Satterien = Wbtttng unb Ritter
Wilis, phelps unb @ibion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
OetSetoe.

Bshex - SO. 2 rptber 783e, auf sshis
fen. Tic DON RabIsn /: 20. 8 rotsa 6l}.
Oftober, 78e; RaoexwetEn Tic
NeIi9fora - go. ! petS z9fe 70. 8
usts 49fe; 80. Q weib 4s3s; ~o. 4 pstt,
AS; 70. 2 wetb seuri6t 400 Re- 8
wets senri4t acc; s2e. ( wai ssmtiq.
46e; 70. 2 seIb 49,; Re. 8 ssIt 40
20. ( seIb 4se; Eo.a ssHsaQt 10 :
Ro. 8 aeustf4t 4Se; 70. 4 semtet ass
&OIbex 4ee.
eafH 70. 2 wetSer 35}e; 10. Q psts.
86e; 20. 2 0eurti4ter S4}e; 70. o esxstatsl
84e.
0a - 30. / ainotbt Els 30; 10
2. $14 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03

BeE&torn - Bertautspreife: is mad sa
DuaIttat, 65-5ec.
3afer-8d&dIt 1856; h ben Gsbssn
S10.00-$I2.00 per Tsmxe.
geqet - Heriaufspreie: "a. W-ye.00
xsmotbH-Bertaufsprete; sl6 0o-ls.t0 q.
Carbohydrate. ie mad BEN orah. b EsL
len, H.00-e6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
0phlea.

drnne
xxtbraette (aIe @r6Sen). 7.0a
Nau9Ioie 2uurp. 6.6e
Rra&Ieie-Shoveled ..... 500
Nau&loie Nine Stun ...........,. 40
Gmmeu 500
LEO
Sa6fon IObts] """...-.............. 3 90
3snauba .--...... ..... $50
BHtsbur9 ...... 4 IS
&apusono 0ttp 4.B0
Btntreo %
So6sxs BaHep--.-....-............. 400
SGpft1 ........... 4.zb
DrWu NIo6..-..-............~.----. 8.76
Na r1Iau-2ump 90. 90
avs
0reen mnh euutpan 60. ... $50
green urb Sunipan 60. Slut -..... 5.s6
6Ia6-Sa6ion. %tttsburo. %. Ets..is 3 Is
S~nhtoMa.s...... ........s...s.... 400
81 @reef 0ofe.....~....~.... <T6
&tuurpen > Got .................... ......... 500
Sessietneste Note. -... $50
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
G6merekus

gepdbIter Timotbb s2.a5-2.85.
Orbtndrer BIB gutter 1tHotbp sl.5o-l.7l
Rotber RIeefan.en 80 .0o-7.6o.
gnslf&er 3Ieeianrea $3.50.
AIiste &Ieefante1 $s.00-S.66
AIfaIfa 3Ieeiaunen $8.00-10.00.
&etber 9leeiamen $500.
Soncp 3entadp 8Iaasras s1.6o-1.R
BIausras IN @baf 76e.
GnsIH@es WIaasras $3.50.
Dr&arb 9ras s.. 70-1.65.
Reb Top IN @baf $l.25-1.B.
2afer Rom 76e-$1.00.
Au1ber Suaerrebr Sou1ea Sl.00El.ss.
Detbes unb geIbes Rom &1.0C-l.a5.
Reb Sob @ntIase 31.10-1.25.
Som peas $l.7B.
Riuet 81 20 Bis 31.85.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
&6te.

&6te.
gxgros . Beriaufsprefs Srpoytts 70
g@peberidie 8oe per Rf,xb s~txpssusEdssa
6&mebersdie 1ss, Biseoxfz Sssaza 8 eai,
lla, Eeru Dor! gbebsars lle. ssxssaut
i@es 2tnsturoer J8e. Dyt6 los.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03

Duttes, GteS u01 0eQ1oeS.
4dRbIsr beSabIex fsIsexbs %retfs3
Grii9e Gter-2le ber Cuts1h.
0lbner 1Qe, edtxs l. IUrieps -6-l0,
Gnten 7e, @dnie DC.
Butter - GouRtrs. l5c, Grsamerb IS {.
0Iaia Csc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
9 9rdnfung Der 9 | n.
10 anoerutQ.

New Dorf, 2. DIT. Sebn Nits
dell, Der prdRoent Der uniteo Wine
Worfsrs Of Mmsriea. fasts betrsffs Der
gsf9rdntuns Der ginuanoeruns gum
S9ub amerifanif&er Arbsiter folesn.
bss: vSie 2eute, bic In unferen Wtnen
unb 8ergwerfen anseheat fnb. ioQen
gegsl bie antunft ausldnoti9er ar6ei.
ter esf4hbt uerbsn, bte miais Rnb.
TIRE pIdBe fur geringsren 2obn einaus
nebmsn. Die Probe betreffs Der Bill.
hung reusr g%intanoerer folts msiner
anf9t mad babin peri&drft weroeu.
BOB man bon einem @intpanberer bers
lanst. bab er feline Wutteripra&e leieu
uno i9reiben fam. auberbem folten
mir ss BET iebem ginuanosrer 3ur gs.
bingung Der 3ulaRung In bisiss 2anb
MAIDEN, bab ct gentigenb @elo bot, um
fOfort nod bemienisen 8beil Der Der.
Staaten 9eben 3u i6nnsn. no f& ibm
bic bette @elesenbett btetet."
1sberaII 3 m E.
Wafbin o n. o. g., 2. DIT.
Na8 einem befannt ~sesebenen fatifis
iaen Bsri9t purbsn i'm lsbtsn Sabre
In ben Ser. Staatsn 1872. 9l9 ,341
Sonnen 2Oblsn %seuonnen, bic einen
Wsrtb bon $476. 756. 963 rsprdientir.
ten. DDS bsoeutet eine 3unabme bon
Al, 102, 943 Sonnen. Der Wertb Der
tpdbrenb bes Sabres geuonnenen
stsine mar $63, 768. 748 ober cine
3unabms bon IS. O33. O33 ssser bas
Sabr 1904. Wdbrenb bss Sabrss
tpuroen in ben 8ereintaten Staaten
80. 231. 129 $onnsu Cote asuonnen,
bie sinsu @srtb bon $72,476, 1876 re.
p~rdisntirten ober cine 3unabme bon
500. 331. 255 sssen bas Sabr oOrber.
@s tuarsn i'm @an3sn 1854 @ofe-
bfsn In Sbdtiststt sesen 83. 500 tn
1904.
StraBenbab IMAGE
fhr3t m.
Musfogee, s. e, 2. DIT.
Gin strabsnbabnuasen init 70 Pafa'
sieren. Der beute Mbenb bonn MusRel.
lungsplabe nod osr Staot 3uridfubr,
entgletfe unb- Der @aeen fippte nm.
3wsi unbstannte psrionen tuuroen &C.
t6btst, brei uurben t6otli4 unb aGt.
sebn i4tuer bsrlsbt.
alters
get6btet.
atlanta, Co., 2. Dit. Waior
George 8. 6ople, Refrutirungs-Of
3ier fir bic Ser. Staten. murbe bsute
Na9mittag bon einem paHasier8u2e
Der Mtlanta & Wef point 8ahn iiber.
eefabrsn unb 10 i&wer psrwanost, bob
sr innsrbalb elmer Stunbe iarb. Wa.
iur Sople mar IS Sabre alt, per'
betratbet unb tuobnte In College BART.
ct NOR felt btsIsn Sabren Der @etrutt.
runes.O ffSisr fur bic Ser. Staten
unb idmmtlI&e Refrutirungs'8 urecuT
i'm Gtaate Georgia fanoen unter iei.
mem 8efsble.
eitebenbtsem 2eibe
geto4t.
0tneennes, Sno., 2. DIT. Der
3sKelfamieb @uHap 8. 5rteno arbet'
tste In einem 2eHsl als Der belize
Dampf sufdlig angeorebt muroe. Be-
Dor CT aus benz 0eKsl ge3ogen werben
tonnte, wuroe iein 5leif& sefO9t unb
basielbe Ibfe R9 bon ben 2no&en log.
Der unslidIt&s Wann Iebte nod ftnf
Stunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
S&tHsna&rtmteR.

6&tHsna&rtntea.
Wstp Dort: ,RrOnprina Wilbelm" nod
Bremen; x@eor9ic" nod 2ipe-'
popI.
Staseoniet, WaH.: .Ooeanie" bon
2iberpooI unb Queenstown mad
Wsu BORT, utrb Mtttuo9 Wor.
gen UNI 7:30 Iauben.
2onbon : vWtnnebaba" bon Neu
BORT.
Queenstown : v@armanta" bon Neu
Dorf.
Queenstown: .6rieslanb" bon pit
Iabelpbta.
plpmoutb: .yraf WaIberfse" bon Netr
Dorf nod 6omburg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03

unieren ausldnoif9en Sanbel in isbem
Der Sabre bon 1896 BIS 1906 anae.
rpanbt tuoroen lit.
9trdfIi9eW 9Idfftstett
Der 8anen.
Wafbington. .. g., 2. DIT.
@eneralsH nwalt Woobp bat seger eine
sroBe Mn3abl bon giisnbabngeien.
idaften bic etraftlase srbsbsn IaKen.
neil He unter 8erleBung Der gori9rif.
ten bes 8eieBes tibsr bic St9srbeits.
bortebrungsn ibr @asenmatsrial ni9t
i'm gesignetsn 3uffanos srbaItsn babsn.
Die gtObte 3abI bon SeisbssbsrIsbun.
gen, ndmli9 81, lou f9 oie Sslapare.
uno 6ubfon.g ifenbabussis0i9aft ba.
ben su e6uloen fommsn laHsn. Die
@eiammt;abl Der @erf6bs pirb auf
181 a~nge9eben.
g &napsttaf9s tn Der
&af&e.
M orrtstotur, 3d., 2. DIT.
Ginf3ebn Winutsn ra6bem 6rdulein
Mmanoa 6. Nc@Iain bon bier @alter
SObnion bon Salem, q. s., esbsira.
tibet bate, Tom fe peinsnh In bas
3immsr bes Srisbsnsri9ters. pel9er
He 9straut bate, selaufsn unb ipolts
i&On uieber asf&isosn fsin. Sbr
Wann bate ibr friber ssiast, ct irints
ni4t unb na4 ber Srauung bate bic
iunge 5rau bemertt, uie er stn 5ldf6.
9sn aus Der Sai9e 3og unb sinsu ti9'
tisen S&Iud oaraus gu @smttbs
fhbrte. I'm. tpis sr inqts. feline Nerben
su fdrten. Die Nerperl Der Braut
tOnnisn bies ni&t b%srtruse, unb ibr
8ltdstraum mar 3u gnbe.
a4enber grbe.
BsthaIbo, Sn., 2. DIT. Ser
Bob bon Jrl. Nnnie Oetfin sntbhlte
ben 0a&laB BON Sic. 600. bic felt 10
Sabren perborsen wprosl uarsrl, urb
bon benen $40, 900 bon ibrem Batter
Sobias Oetttn, sinsm @si3balis, Der
pOr sebn Sabren ffarb. anssfammslt
tuorbs1 ruarsn. gbe He farb, tbeilte
Jrdulsin Oetftn ibrem Bruoer nit,
bab he bas @elb In einsui alien 2ofer
auf benz goben perborsen unb bas.
islbe tudbrenb Der 3ebn SABRE I'm
$4,000 permebrt babe. Der alte Rof.
fee tuurbe eefunben unb s1tbislt $16,.
900 tn golofiden.
u rbeiterraa betm 9 o u
besp n NJ ar arlaIs.
ten Dorf, 2. DIT. CHARLES
g. Wasoon. Der @eianbts Der Der.
Staatsn In Banana unb @oubsrnsur
Der ganal3one, traf on gorb bes Sam-
piers Banana" BON Colon bier sin,
unb srtldrte, bah bte Gage auf benz
SFbmus bon Banana augsnbIidlt@
ni9is su utni&en tibrts IaRe. Die
arbeiten am @anal seben riifis boran,
befinbeu fi1 absr lsibsr INNER nod TN
8orbereitun9sfabium, nell Is au
i9wieris let. arbeiter su erbaltsn.
@an3 Defenders i&mieris let es NIT
Mrbsitern aus Wsftnbten u~msugebsn.
bie iebr oft gan3 plbbli9, Obne baB III
porbsr ettuas fagen. bic arbett nieber'
lsser unb ibrsr Wese seben. @s Tel
abfolut n6tbig, bob bic geu6bnIi9er
slrbsitsr auf benz Sf6mus In bsri9is.
bens M~btbeilunssn geibeilt unb unite,
bte b~sffdnbise Muff9t setbtsr unb 3u'
bsrlaiRssr Nrbetter seFelt tpsrben.
Man Tel, tute 6err Magoon tusite,
fagte. au9snblidIi& babel. bisie Orsa'
niiatio1 aufanoe au brinsen. gr ct.
tldrte, baB CT ni4t nod benz Sfbmus
suridtsbren ueros, aber au9 nod
ni&t wife, Oh sr nod ben pbilippinsr
geben mitRe.
6ra&t3u gentgIetf 2.
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SPORTS
.SOCKER PLAYERS
TALK OF SEASON
MEETING OF THE LEAGUE LAST
EvENING-NEw OFFICERS ARE
ELECTED FOR COMING YEAR

The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Association Football League was held
last evening i'm the rooms of the Scot
fish Thistle club. a large number of
the players were present and an in
teresting meeting was had
The following officers were elected
for the coming year: j. c. McGill, pre-
sident; j. L. Cockburn, vice president;
b. f. Beardmore, secretary; L. Fer
nandez treasurer ]. c. Anderson. man
ager
The treasurer made his report and it
was shown that last years receipts
were S147.25. The net proceeds Sos 81
had been divided among the teams.
1t was decided to allow a player to
transfer if on two successive days he
was not allowed to play. He m ght
join another team.
Persons who have been in Honolulu
one smonth in the future can play
socker- The law was formerly two
months.
Each club will have to pay a $40 en-
trance fee this year.
Those present were: d. w. Anderson.
J, c. Anderson, r. Anderson, H Bailey
f. Bailey, r. Churton, Robbins, r. Bat
ton, II. NJ. Sinclair, II. Gray. b. F..
Beardmore, Il. Greene. E. Fernandez,
Mr. Harrison John Wo, George Desha.
d. Sherwood L. II. Parish, S. Chilling
worth, J. McGill, J. Catotn, J. w. Wal
dron Mr.. Catteral, H. NJ. Ayres.
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MORE TENNIS
OVER ON MAUI
THE VISIT OF ROTH AND BROCK
SEEMS TO HAVE AROUSED
MUCH INTEREST THERE.

KAHULUI, Maui, September 2S.-A
very interesting match of tennis was
played on Wednesday afternoon last
on Mr.. II. A. Baldwins court at Ha-
makuapoko, the match being one of
doubles between Messrs. w. 2. Roth
and f. F. Baldwin against c. c.
Krumbhaar and Savage. Messrs.
Krumbhaar and Savage won out. al
though the games were very close all
through. The first two sets went to
them by scores of rs and 6-3, but the
last set was a tie-S-S-being stopped
by darkness. This afternoon the same
four will compete on the courts at
Puunene.
@ On last Saturday afternoon. besides
playing Mr.. Krumbhaar, Mr.. Roth
played two sets with Mr.. Searby. two
with Mr.. Savage and four sets Of
doubles with Mr.. Roserrans against
Messrs. Krumbhaar and Savage, after
which he played his three sets with
Krumbhaar, so it will be seen that
Roth did not come to Maui for moth
ing.
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT

The Pacific Tennis Club has arrang-
ed a doubles tournament. which will
commence tomorrow.
The drawing resulted as follows: c.
H. Cooke and Captain Humphrey. A.
T. Brock and S. NJ. Ballou, H. G. Dill
bingham and r. b. Anderson, G.. Fuller
and G. p. Cooke, s. H. Derby and R
D. Mead, c. H. Atherton and A. NJ
Merrill, G. Waterhouse and c. Hart
WELL DR.. Blanchard and ]. p. Cooke
d. H. Hitchcock and F. E. Steere. w
p, Roth and Lieutenant Slattery, w
H. Babbitt and A. Along.
The club offers one dozen tenni:
balls to the winners.
Lunch will be served at the club.
housed rom 1890, and play will COM
mence at 1870.
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CLUBHOUSE DELEGATED.

The dedication Of the Kawaiahao
Boys clubhouse took place last even
ing. Nearly 200 of the boys were in
attendance and a number of the friends
of the club
made a speech urging the boys to be
fair i'm all of their dealings. He also
offered to pay the $50 debt which re-
manned on their building so that the
club should start free of debt.
Rev f. b. Turner made an address
in which he outlined the work of the
club so far and their hopes for the flu
ture.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that a new directory
of subscribers of the Mutual Telephone
Co. Ltd, is now being compiled and
will appear on or about October 18th.
Subscribers desiring any change of
name or address, and intending sub
scribers are respectfully requested to
leave instructions at the Office of the
company before October 10th, after
which date no new names will be add
ed to the directory.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD.
Honolulu, September Is, 1906.
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NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE

Notice is hereby given that Certif-
cate No 2297 for five shares of the cap
ital stock of Eva Plantation Co. stand
ing on the books of said company, in
the name of Mrs. Chas. L. Seybolt has
been lost, and transfer Of the same on
the books of said company has been
stopped. All persons are warned
against negotiating, purchasing or deal
ing with said certificate. Said shares
are assignable only by endorsement on
said certificate and by the surrender
Of the same and the issue of a new GER
tifcate. No title will pass to the
finder Of said certificate. Said certi-
ficate, If found, should be delivered to
the undersigned.
w. A. BOWEN,
Treasurer Eva Plantation Co.
Honolulu, Hawaii, Sept. IA, 1906.
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JACK O'BRIEN AND
BURNS NEARLY MIX
PHiLADELPHIAN REFUSES THE
HAND OF TOMMY AND LATER
BEGINS NAME-CALLING.

Los ANGELES, September 23.-Man-
ager McCHreys office nearly had an
impromptu mill between Philadelphia
Jack O'br.en and Tommy Burns this
afternoon. O'Bren and Burns encoun-
tered each other Saturday afternoon
when both were in a bad humor, and
but for the interference Of witnesses a
rough house would have resulted.
When Burns entered McCarey's office
today O'Brien was talking with friends
&Hello, O'Brien," said Burns, at the
same time Offering his hand. O'Brien
glanced coldly at Burns and replied:
Gentlemen are not in the habit Of
proffering their hands to takers and
tiXers of fights"
Burns grew white and came back
this way:
"Faker and fiXer of fights, you say?
Well, you needn't talk; you never
fought on the square in your life.
Every fight you went into was fixed
or faxed"
Burns followed up his harangue with
a volley of oaths. OBrien was white
with rage. q won't raise my hand
against you until get you in the ring"
he yelled, "but 1 promise you such a
licking as you never dreamed Of"
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SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
oceanic Steamship Co., San Francisco,
Cal.
Western Sugar Refining Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel-
phia, Ia.
Newall Universal Mil Co., Manufac.
turers of National Cane Shredder,
New York, N. Y.
Pacific Oh Transportation Co., san
Francisco, Cal.