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The Washington herald., 1906-11-21

torueys. E C. Dutton and JOHN Ridout; defend
ants attorneys, J. Enos Ray and ". Meyer Levin
Assignments for to-day:
No. 81. Barton vs. Elkins. Attorneys George II.
Calvert, IA. S. Worthington and c. j. Faulkner.
No. ST. Richardson Cannon Attorneys.
Thompson & Laskey-Edmund Burke.
No. s.. Byrne rs. Lisner. AttoTneys, l. II.
David-Leon Tobriner.
No. I77 National Mechanics Bank vs.. Mund-
helm. Attorneys. Berry & Minor and J. I. Collins
Wolf & Rosenberg
No q Harlan & HoIingswortb Company vs. Dis
trct Of Columbia. Attorneys. McCammon & HAYDEN
E. H. Thomas and Il. p. Blair.
No. 50. Wynkoop vs.. NeT York Continental Jewel
Filtration Company et al. Attorneys, Douglas &
Douglas-Al cCammOn 4 HAYDEN.
No. g. Cole District Of Columbia Attorneys.
Cuttings & Chamhcr.in-E. H. Thomas. Douglas 4
Douglas and J. J. Darlington.
No. lB. Condict vs.. Pearson. Attorneys, ". II.
BalloWay-Archer & Smith.
No. li5 Foster vs.. international Boiler Improve
ment Company Attorneys. +. T. Pratt and l. J.
COstigan-R r. Dickey and John Rid0ut.
No. li7. Cumberland Brennan Construction
Company Attorneys, Charles LinEins and ". c.
Clephane-Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton
Circuit Court No. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Meyer vs.. seitz; leave granted defendant % with
draw pleas and Judgment by confession for plaintiff
for SiSi72 Plaintiffs attorneys II, l. Montague
and J. Il. 7. Reeves.
Roche IS Myers; on trial Plaintiffs attorneys,
Archer & Smith; defendants attorneys, Hamilton,
Colbert & Hamilton.
Markwood vs. Menefee; verdict for defendant.
Plaintiffs attorneys, Chapin Brown and J. Paul
Earnest: defendant S attorney. George r. Hoover.
Assignments for to-day.
No. 10 Mills Us. Morris. Attorneys. George
Francis Williams-T. J. Afackey-
No. III. Mills vs.. Ignscia- Attorneys, George
Francis Williams-T. J. Mackey.
No. ll3. Smith vs. Riley. Attorney. Bates War
Ten.
No. lls Meekins vs. Smith. Attorneys R. h.
8icNeill-LeclEie Fulton < Cox.
Ne. 49, Bucl vs.. Rowland
No. 10. Sacks vs.. Frank. Attoneys r. 3. Bch-
rend-H g. kimbal.
No. l2i Howard vs.. Leonard. Attorneys, W. {.
MartiD-Shcehy & Sheehy
No II Gargos IS. Tribby. Attorneys. ". g.
Gardiner-O. 2. n Brown.
No. 10. Wikersou rs. Moore. Attorneys, ". G.
SulliFan-Ge0rge V. Drew.
No. s. D0nohue Us. Head Attomeys, ". E
Ambrosc-B. r. Leighton.
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ST. JOHNS IN BASEBALL.
Strong Team Expected to Be DeveI-
Oped by Annapolis College.

Annapolis. Nd, Nov 20.-St Johns ex-
poets TO put an unusually strong baseball
team on the field this season, though a
good pitcher is undeveloped at present.
The captain of the nine IS Edward Car
roll who for a number Of years has
played third base on the strong Belair
team. Among the new men who are eT-
pected TO win positions on the team are
Wilbert Robinson, jr., son Of the famous
ex-captain of the orioles, and the two
younger sons Of Congressman Sydney Z.
Mudd.
The team Will not take the usual South
ern trip, but Manager Lee / Hecht is
arranging a Northern trip. during which
games VIII be played with Columbia,
Dickinson, and Gettysburg.
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Golfers want Fail Tournament.

New York, Nov. 20.-The Eastern Pro-
fessional Golfers Association has about
decided not 10 hold its next championship
tournament in the spring. This may re-
suit in the withdra wing OF the offer Of
the Country Club. OF BroOkline, which
suggested a spring date as we'll as a pos
sible combination with the Massachusetts
open championship tournament.
The almost unanimous opinion among
the professionals at their recent meeting
in this city was in favor of a fall date.
They prefer October 10 any other month.
That, IL their opinion, is the most suita-
bic season Of the year as the profess
siOnals can spare the time better then
than in the spring. No more meetings of
the association are scheduled until May.
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No. l5s Twelfth street n0rthWest-Hauy 5. Thomas
e u1 to Minnie =. Smoot. lot 3. square rs. SO.
street southeast between Fourth and Fifth streets
j. Russell Bsrbee 70 Mary c. Partiow. lot 2.
square 81. SIC
Trinidad-Phiip II. Chapman e ux- 70 John 7.
Simmons. lots II and IS. block 2 SO.
Columbia Heights-IeUis z. Breuningzr e. TX 70
Frederick !. DeFereI1x. lot II. blocs =. so.
Rhode Island avenue northWost. between Fourth ard
Fifth stTeets-George Shoemaker et ux. 20 VII
ism MeQueeney. lot g. sqnars IS so.
lexington keunebJmk Realty Company 10 George
II. Boyd lots q, Q, and p, block T. SO.
No 3s22. street n0rthv9st-Joseph ]. Cr1pper,
trustee 70 Joseph Il. Bradley. lot l. square I-l3
S@0
No. ~ Fourteenth street n0rthwest-Cathsrine r.
Russell 70 Louise r. Hayes. Katharine r.
WeisigeT and Iva T. Bguic. lot T. square 3
SO
Widows Mits-N irgiuia B. Corse TO Joseph L Crup-
per part lot a. $40
10. 76i and 755 Navy place s0utheast-Juius Kabin-
SKY e. 10 Henry A Linger T.. lots g and G..
square SIS. SO
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Court of Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice McComas.
and Mr.. Justice Robh.
William r. Benham was admitted to practice.
Patent appeals Nos 5s5 10 $50. Wickers ct al rs.
Upshaw & Mckee; placed at foot Of docket.
Patent appeal No. 800. Wickers ct al vs.. Albert;
placed at foot Of docket.
Patent appeals Nos S77 and 1s In re sppliea-
tons Of American Circular Loom Company; argu-
ment CONTINUED by Mr.. Everett \. Curtis for aD,
pellsnt continued by Mr.. Fairfax Bayard for Com
missioner Of Patents and concluded By Dir. Charles
f. Perkins for appellant.
Patent appeal No 39e. In application Of
Thomas \. Kenyon continued.
Patent appeal No. SOL Hall rs. Ingram; argu-
uient commenced by Mr.. S. o. Edmunds for ap-
peilants continued by AIr. L. S. Bacon for aI-
pellee. and concluded by Alr. 5. o. Edmunds for
appellants.
Patent appeal No. sSI Podlesak vs.. McInnerney
argument commenced by Mr. c. Leroy Parker for
appellants.
No. 1855 United States ex. rel Roche vs.. Hitch
COCK: Judgment affirmed. with costs. Opinion by
Chief Justice Shepard.
No. 1894 Allemannis Fire Insurance Company u
Firemens Insurance Company Of Baltimore; iudg
ment affirmed with costs. Opinion BY Mr.. Justice
MeComas.
No. lT7. Depoilly vs.. Palmer; judgment affirmed
with costs. Opinion by Sir. Justice McComas-
Assignments for to-day.
On hearing Patent appeal No. 81.
Patent appeals Nos. 5s2 $50, 3sj, 9, 337, $685. 400,
4o2 and 904
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Criminal Court No. I.

JL o1AlE SAAE fbIbD-
United States vs. John T. Hoag; conspiracy; plea
not guilty. with leave 70 withdraw plea and demur
in thirty days. Attorney. c. A KeizFin.
United States IS. John T. Hoagi false pTytenses
plea not guilty. with leave as above; recogniance.
SEQ taken with ". ". Stewart. surety. Attorney.
e. A KoigNln.
United states rs Bessie Phillips. grand larceny
verdict not guilty defendant discharged Attorney.
". F. Ambrose.
United states Us. John c. schIesnFsr: house
breaking and larceny two cases.; two bonds Of s. so
ouch forfeited against defendant and Annie C. Plum
ley surety
United states rs Andrew Powell and Frank
Wells; robbery; on triaI. Attorneys. J. Med Car
ringtol and Poster & Nic0l
United States vs.. Daniel Feeley. housebrezking.
motion for new trial Glod- Att0rneys. Z. L. Pratt
aud ! J. Ccstigan.
Assignments for to-day:
United states vS Henry Grant
United States vs. James T. Kane.
United States vs.. Philip " Smith.
United States vs. BENJAMIN T. Proctor.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD
Mills rs. Morisi; trial Plaintiffs attorney.
George Francis Williams. Defendants attorney
T. J. Nackey.
Smith vs.. RILEY; continued az cost q defendant
Plaintiffs attorneys MILAN * Smith. Defendants
attorney. Bates Warren
Anderson D4ay and Storage Company vs. National
Mortar Company. verdict for defendant for $40
on set Of Fiaintl1s attorneys. ". A. Johnston
and Howard B0sd. Defendants attorneys MILAN *
Smith and n ]. Colbert.
Assignments for to-day.
No. Ill Mills IS. Iguacia. Attorneys George +.
Wiiams-T J. Alackey.
No. Iss Briel vs.. Rowland.
No. I2l Sacks IS. Frank. Attorneys, r. 3.
Behrend-H- g. kimba1
No. l2a Garces IS. Ttibty ATTORNEYS, ". C..
Gardiner-O Z. NJ Brown
No rs Wnker1n vs.. Moore Attorneys. W. c.
SuIliran-GcorFc ". Drew
No s. Douohue ys- Heald. Attorneys ". L.
Ambrose-B. T. Leighton.
No l9A Commercial Jewclry Company vs.. Sacks.
Attorneys. II. ". WHoatey-A. 4. Lipscomh.
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DEATH RECORD.

Agathe n Hofer. 1870 Fla ave ne. 90 years.
Susan =. Fisher, l513 7 81. NV. g years
John r. Nisbit, Govt Hosp. for Insane 81 yearS
Garret Sneden. Govt Hosp. for Insane, z years.
Peter Wieugartner. L. 5. soldiers Home y years
George Jessup. SIS lSth 81. NV. s. years.
Hiram Blackwell. Bruce ave. Garfield IS years
John Walter, T.. ilE 18th ST NV. 81 years.
Iucy 4. Macintosh, Sl7 F 81 ne. s. years
Henry W. Deckman. 2o2 lst 81 sw., IS years
james 4. Blsden, Emergency Hospital. S. years.
John Barnes. Wash Asylum Hospital s. years.
Charles Humphreys. s31 y c. ave Sc, g years
Thomas Martin Garfield Hospital. l9 years
Jessie F. SaueTwein. tiecrEe Wash Hes. IS years
Mary Newton. 30 II ST. sW., IS years
Letitia Brown. 599is Va. ave. sE. 3 years
Margaret Dean, IS Browns Ct. sW 2 years
Rosa Palmer. Freedmens Hospital, q years
laura '. B0wman, 25ll East 81. NV. % wears
james +. Bergman, III Del ave. sE., l6 years
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT


Kaucher vs. Washington Railway and Electric
Company; Judgment on verdict for defendant Plain
tits attorney. Il. 3. Moultoni dsfendant's attor-
neys. C. A. Douglass and George T. Hoover
United States Cabinet Bed Company vs. Richmond
Judgment on verdict for plaintiff for S55& Plain
tits attorney. i. Wiuship Whe&uey, defendant S
attorney. Hayden Johnson.
Taylor Washington and Rockville Railway
Company; certified % Circuit Court No. p Plain
tiIs attorney. Andrew Y. Bradley; defeudant's at
t0rner. ). j. Darlington.
Pratt VS. johnson Wyune Company; order extend
Ing time 70 fle transcript for ten DAYS.
Wood IS. Sw0uus-ead; order % deliver original
note.
IandToigt vs. Paul: verdict for plaintiff fer
s. sl525 Plaintiffs attorneys. Putnam q Poe: de-
PENDANTS attorney. g. /. FTaiey
Baumeartsu rs BcmEarten. verdict for plaintiff
for $3.50 and Judgment Plaintiff attorneys. Wolf
s Rosenberg. DEFENDANTS attorneys, joseph sal1mon
and ". Il White
Lord vs.. Emery; leave 10 amend declaration
granted and jury sworn and rGspited Plaintiffs AZ
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Leads English Two-year-oIds.

New York. Nov. 2O.-With an unbeaten
record, having won twelve straight races,
Col Hall Walkers Polar Star easily leads
the two-year-olds on the English turf dur
ing the season which has just come TO an
end. The colt, as a result Of his great
record, took down $50, ,497 in stakes and
purses, has just been retired to winter
quarters While Polar Star won more
races than T. Hitchcock, jr. s, Salvidere.
the American champion won more money,
his six victories netting him about $50
on
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate q Antonio Malnati; xiii admitted to pro
bate and letters testameutsry granted 70 Lena
Malnat; bond si,009 Attorney. Judson 7. Gull.
In re Maud 3. Freeman et al. order 70 purchase
notes. Attorneys, Gordon & Gordon.
Estate Of Psrke u Young: letters of administra-
ton granted 70 Elizabeth Young; bond. 500. At
toruey. vs.. ". Boarman
Estate Of william f. Fuller: letters Of admins
tFation granted 70 Hepsie r. Fuller; bond, 500.
Attorney, 7. ". Blackburn, T.
Estate Of George Cohen; order discharging rule.
Attornevs. WOLF * Rosenberg
Estate Of Hannah H. Hendrickson: VIII dated De
cember s. 1872. filed. with petition. for probate.
Attorney, r. Preston Shealey.
Estate Of William o. Denison; petition for pro-
bate cf viii filed. Attorney, Irwin i. Linton.
Estate Of Ruth c. DenisCn; petition for probsts
Of viii fled Attorney, W. e Edmonston.
In re Rosa B. Dash et al petition fer allowance.
Attorney, George T. Collins.
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EnuifV Suits.

No. 2570S. Cbristena X. Fisher rs. Samuel G
Fisher; limited divorce. C0mplainants solicitor W.
C. BaldCrston.
No. 26Ol Frederick J. sberrer vs.. Mary F.
Sherer; divorce. Complainant's solicitor. Andrew
Lipscomb.
No. B7O5. May Brown vs.. Robert Brown: divorce.
Compainants solicitor. Z. Z. Keys.
No. 2676 Cavour O. Bohrsr Eunics Rider;
accounting Complainant5 solicitors HaIam &
Haiiam.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21

Red d cact rn n n dgerya a the
ID
Hand raj al mn ace Mu lose big
~
On SECOND urng Columbia
% sell
pst a good aab lac driving Winner. 3 by
Bn Sutn anetG Gray OwnarP 6urr-T Love
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Law Suits.

No. 1896. Raye Garrett Fenwick rs Abraham
Lisner. damages 5000. Plaintiffs attorneys ]. 3.
ATcler H. and John Louis Smith.
No. 1891. Arlington Brewing Company vs.
Francis Y StOnestreet; CertioraH. Defendants al
tCrncy Leon Tuhriner.
No. is9H Piedmont Brick and Coal Company vs.
Royce & Ricketts; debt. Sasa Plaintiffs attorney
Wilton J. Lambert
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
second Regiment ". Canrons.

A basketball game viii be played to-
night between the Second Regiment team
and the Capron Cadets, in the Center
Market gymnasium. There will be dane
sing after the game. Manager Robbins OF
the Second Regiment quint, is arranging
q schedule Of games with teams from
other cities.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21

for vel avays the foot his
dn
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Std Boy uhtHe1 light ConeyI
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RENNING,s sELECTIONS.

First Race-Montfort, Donna Elvira,
BaringO.
Second Race-Wild Range, Follow On,
OlerOsO.
Third Race-Nemesis. Single Shot, Belle
OF Jessamine.
Fourth Race-Bon Mot, Woolwich, Fire
brand.
Fifth Economy, Narelle, Sally X.
Sixth Race-Dainty. Agile, Angler.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
District Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
In opening u alley in Washington Heights
and Widows Mite: jury accepted and hearing set
for November %. Attorney. James Francis Smith
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21

NJ Is. Eldridss vs. sehnaid. Attorneys. MILAN
& smitli-W. NJ. Levin
No il5 Mcdonald Hamilton. Attorneys. L.
J. MalheT-J. A. Sweeney.
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BENNING, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1906.
WEATHER RAINY, TRACK HEAVY.

and
adj vau to uTo and upward
pos mhut Tar good ao GL
q En j.
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THIRD RACE-The Fifth Yestal: threeyear-
old filies: one and one-half miles. old course.
Ind. Horses Wgt Ind. Horses. Ngt
IA Single shot lllslo Nsmsss - IiS IiS
FOURTH -Three-yesrolds and upward;
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for al and
early q place ia onsdi
By Ky and With bette bandn h surely
qnu a dNmer but
Columbia
% and dupwl
Winner by Fanday-A
Trainer 2na
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Kentucky. are interested in the new track.
which will draw from a population OF
100000
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21

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THE RED WINDOW.
By FERGUS HUME.

Copgnsat. Ya. by C. W Dnlinshan Company.
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RACES IN WEST VIRGINIA.

'Apprentice allowance Claimed
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eadb and g IN five
in hand had plenty Oum stopping
finished edeal1e in
@; Tnmuahv
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value F naa ridden
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TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.
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BENNINc ENTRIES.

FIRST RAcE-Handicap; tvo-year-0lds; SIX fH-
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tr hai a end off
uryatl stretch ran her Homeland
a agad
turn Of p
/ Scratched -IarhO4
value F hndizp tputI
Start driving Winner R.
IT.
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oEJUND KAtE-Ihe fiith CheFy Chase otetlle-
CHASE ahout two nd ona-lrqff miles
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21

7 IT 7 IT ~ 'IaIIItII W - 7'''-'f
and seventy yards; Columbia course.
Id L. Xygs Ind Horses
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-18
OUR SILK SALES

are Trade Talk all over town-here is
another tempting offer.
$1.00 Peau de Cygne for 75c yard.
A soft finish clinging Silk, one that
will wear-suitable for Costumes,
Waists or Skirts; all the New Colors,
Plum, Light Gray, Myrtle, Reseda, Tan
and Brown.
Our $1.O0 Quality THIS WEEK FOR
75c yard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-18
SILK EOLIENNES.

One of the most fashionable materials
for Reception. Dinner and Evening Cos
TUNES; very silky and lustrous, in all
the leading Colors. $1.25 Quality
THIS WEEK FOR 90c yard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-18
An Active
Volcano

IS Madame Pele"s invitation to
home folks and strangers to spend
the holiday season at the Volcano
House. To make it easy, we are
offering special rates for sailing
Tuesday, Dec. I8, with choice of
two routes returning, viz, the
ssMauna Loa' or the "Kinau."
Full particulars at our Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-18
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Stylish millinery at Sachs.
Whitney & Marsh-open evenings.
Morgan's Xmas sale this evening.
No fancy prices at the New England
Bakery.
See Fishers auction ads. for tonor-
rows sales.
No old, stale, imported candies at the
Honolulu Candy Co.
DIR. Derby has returned and can be
found in his Office in the Boston build
ing.
Decided novelties in holiday goods at
Sachs.
a number of children's tents will be
sold at Fishers auction rooms tomor-
row.
We make our candy and sell cheaper
than any other store. New England
Bakery.
Room and board with private family
can be had by consulting our classified
ads. today.
b F. EhIers & Co. for useful pres
ents. Open evenings, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday.
Consult real estate department of
Hawaiian Trust Co. if you want to buy
or rent choice properties.
We are working night and day max
ing up a large stock of goods Ior
Christmas. New England Bakery.
The old. reliable New England Bak-
cry is the place to buy your xmas
candy and cakes. No fancy prices.
Don't forget the horse on Christmas.
c. r. Collins has fine driving reins'
whips harness, etc. at 81 King street
near Fort
special meeting of Pacific Guano
md Fertilizer co. will be held to1nor-
rayy at o. m in the office of H HACK
field S Co, Ltd.
A choice variety of books. bags
blocks. boats. balls, childrens AUTOS
.nd other holiday gifts at Arlelgh
book and toy store.
For handkerchiefs, handbags and
fans, go to Sachs.
Mrs F. r. Days new book, me
Princess of Manoa'' is on sale at Ha-
yaifan News Co, S1.50 per copy 1t VIII
make a fine Christmas gift
Japan and Hawaii fancy goods and
cprios make untuue and suitable pres
ents. Best assortment at Island Curlo
Co, Elite building, Hotel street
First-class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and HaleiWa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the ONCE
of Trent & Co.. $50 Fort street
Some very fine singing canaries oe
longing to Mr. Dodd for sale at Zoz'
Tiljba street. A bird will always make
an acceptable present in the holidays.
Spoons. spoons and spoons. Don
fail to see the new spoons at Rietow
iewelrv and curio store, Hotel street
opposite Young Hotel. Ask to see Ho-
nolulu specials.
G. Dietz. the jeweler, gives hotIce
that he will not sell or give away any
of his printed jewelry boxes 10 De uSeu
for the purpose of putting IN cheap
jewelrv bought at auctions.
x. Isoshima has just opened up d
new invoice of beautiful screens anu
fine china. single pieces and IN SETS
These goods must be seen to be appfe-
ciated. Two stores-one on corner OF
Beretania avenue and Fort, and the
other King street near Bethel.
Irish point and Battenberg scarfs and
squares at Sachs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-18

Among departing passengers by the
steamer Kinau today are w. O. Smith,
Dr. A. B. Clark and wife, F. M.
Swanzy and family.
A proposition is on foot to list locally
held mining stocks on the Stock Ex-
change. There is also talk of the
starting of a mining exchange
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-18
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Morgan's sale tonight.

Are you reading the Rainier toasts
They are worth while.
Morgan on Fort street tonight. Large
Xmas sale. Six Oriental rugs without
reserve.
Seven-branched candlestfcks and jar
dinieres in Russian hrasses, teco
pottery. tapa cloths, fans, baskets,
mats and Gala bashes at Hawaii &
South Seas Curio Co. Young building.
Loulu hats, fine weave.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-18

A general advance in the price of
eGibles is reported. Turkeys are fetch
ing 50 cents pound. and eggs 60 cents
a dozen. Butter and fruit have also
gone ND
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-18
OUR SPECIALS

YOUR QUICK RECOGNITION ADVERTISED SPECIALS
SPURS Us TO GREATER EFFORT; EFFECTIVE
COULD WITHOUT IT. THE ATTAINMENT
OFO WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE
yOITR PRESENT VALUES OF A
NATURE
SEASONS REQUIREMENTS AND
INTERESTING SUGGESTIONS THE HOLIDAYS
MAY THE THIS WEEK INDUCE THE SAME
,CTI VALUES
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-18
ll3Sfa 40! ::|a2l%N
s3S FORT ST.

This is our last Volcano ad. In our
new offices after January 1 We shall
devote ourselves exclusively to the
Trust, Real Estate and Insurance busi-
ness.-TRENT & co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-18
SILK LINGERIE WAISTS
AT CUT PRICES

Made of White Wash Silk, some plait-
ed effects, others handsomely trimmed
in Lace and Medallions; ALL NEW,
PTODATE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-14
Hints on Kitchen Work.

Clean up as YOU go.
Don't scatter in the kitchen.
BE sure to put scaldinG water in each
saucepan or stewpan as you finish us
iTg it.
Keep your SPICE box always repien-
ishcd.
Take care of your copper utensils
that the tin does not become worn Off
If so. nave them instantly replaced.
Dry your sauccpans before you put
them away.
Pudding bags and jelly cloths require
care: wash and hang them to dry di-
rectly after using them. Air them vel
before you nut them away or they vii
smell musty. Keep them in warm
dry place. After washing up youl
dishes and cleaning the dishpan, scale
out the sink and sink brush.
BE careful not to throw anything
but water down the sink lest you clog
1t UP.
Never have sticky, greasy plates ant
dishes. The way to avoid this is t
use soap hot water and clean. dry
towels Change the water often. Per
fectIy clean plates and dishes are on
proof Of the cook being good servant
re particular in washing vegetables
Tav caulifiower and cabbage in sal
and water for an hour or more to gel
out the insects.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-14

to allow the statement to go out with
that which was read and attributed to
the late senator from New Hampshire"
Mr.. Bailey asked If the senator would
tell the Senate whether it was admitted
by the executive that the alleged confer
ence took place.
II did not cross question him in regard
to the statement made by the senator
from South Carolina" replied Mr.. Lodge.
for l did not hear the statement myseii
and the President has not read one word
of it. imagine tomorrow, when he mas
read the statement in full. he Will MAKE
reply which will satisfy the curiosity u
the senator from Texas.
ut was not a matter of CURIOSITY re-
sponded Mr. Bailey. He explained ttla' IL
IL were true that the President mad not
held the conference that also ought 10 go
into the record because he TOOK IL tiia'
the senator from South Carolina was just
as willing as the senator from MaSsachu-
setts that the President of the United
Statos .bou1d have the full benefit of the
truth.
Mr. Lodge made the remark in closing
that it must be obvious to the senator
from Texas from what he dodge had
road that the President admits fully that
\. had a conversation with ex-senator
Chandler on the subject, "as he has had
With dozens and scores of senators Of
both nartics in this chamber"