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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-30

The Leader is authorized to an
ann0unce the candidates. of the fol-
lowing gentlemen for the Offices indi-
Gated subject to the action OF the
Democratic party:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-30

FOR Representatlve-Flrst District.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-30

FOR Lieutenant GOVERNOR
George w. ReIlamy, OF ID Reno.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. Ap-n ls-FI.OUR- Market duh. Win
ter extra 2soa3o0; do clear 3l0a3 % do. straight
3s0a3 IS: d. patent. 375aS9; spring. clear, S.2oa
SIS; do. straight 355a30 do. patent. 4loa4 50
city mills best patent 509 do. high-zrade patent,
as Do ssrhght, 10; do. choice family. 3,75i do,
extra 3.S0s3 80 rio extra, 3.9oa40; I'VE -four ne
iium 70 choice asoa3s0 Corn meal per 100 lbs,
I20al.8. Buekwheat -four per 100 his. 220a2l 90.
WHEAT-St0ck in elevators. 1855 bushels. In
the absence Of receipts q southern wheat to-day,
the market was quiet and entirely nominal. with
graded lots Il No. red ahoat Qu0table namins lis
az Soc a blsAci az the close. ContTact opened
steady May. So The market fer Western closed
strong spot. April So; May. $50.
CORN-Stock IN elevators. 1881 bushels. Tho
market was quiet and more OF less nominal with
prre lots CT white ahoat Guo-able nomiualiy 1T
55A per bushc Track yellow corn, domestic li5
LIVERY. IS quotable al 55's Per h1sael fer carlots
primo Oh SPOT. Contract opened firm May, 53a53A.
The market fer Western closed strong; SPOT, April,
ISIS 1lay. 81 JUS. 5f7s; September, 55l4
OATS-AlaFket steady. Stock IN elevators ZIG ~
bushels; shipments from elevators. l052s bushels.
White No. 2, Baiaf9i do. No. g. 413sa4s1 do, No
T. 45AaiIs mixed. No p 4lai7'4 DO. No. g. 4sai6is
do No g. 45a45iz. tOats arriving ct terminals not
equipped with proper elevator facilities have to b
discountedl
RYE-Better grades in good demand Stock in
elevators 1861 bushels; shipments from elevators
46f5 bushels No. rye ldomssticl 65a65; No
re Western. uptown delivery 70: DO. near BIZ. up
town delivery, Sass; No. s rye, Western, uptowu
delivery e.; do near by, uptown delivery. Sass
bag lots as 10 quality and condition. 55a62; No.
Western ldomesliel, 75aT6: Ne. > Western. choice
tack uptown. So
BUTTER-Msrket unchanged. Creamery. fancy
per h. 3Ga3l do choice. per h.. 2la50s do, good
per ib 1a2s; do imitation. per H.. 25a24: do
pin;s, per d., soa22: do. blocks, per lbs. Ga3l
Ohio rolls. per b.. lsa2O West Virginia rolls, pei
Ia. lsa29; store packed Ohio per H., Isl
IS: West Virginia per H. l6als. Mary
land Virginia and Pennsylvania. dairy prints. pei
10. Isz28 renovated, per H.. 2sa26. Is. B.-Abov,
quotations are fer wholesale lots only. as estab
lished by the Baltimore Fgnit and Produce Ass0
citation J0bbing lots sen higherl
EGGs-Alarket was steady. Maryland Pennsyl
vauia and nearby frsts. loss of. per dozen. IS
Western firs,s loss off, per dozen. Is; West Viz
ginia frsts loss Of per dozen Is; Southern hTsts
loss on. per dozen. l5al5iz; duck eggs q.
LIVE POULTRY Market was fra. Chickens, oh
hens, heavy, peT h., lasll old roosters each, ..
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. April ls-SUGAR-The London sugar
beet market vas quiet ard rather easier at IS sd
for April and Mag. The local sugar situation was
sroE with duty paid quoted follows. Centrifugal
IS test 37slk; muscorado g test. 5.2oi1, and no
lassas sugar 50 test sol Refined was hTm, but
without important Price changes.
BUTTFR-Rcccipts 4.9s5 packages A hrm and
unchanged market was noted fer butter st IS fer
extra Creamery.
EGGs-Receipts. seq cases. Western fEsts were
quoted st Hairs. with the market firm
NAVAL STORES-Thc spirits turpentne market
was duh and easy al 69ls for maciineade barrels.
Resin was frm and tar steady as formerly quoted
at 4s3a4 g. for common to good strained, and ell
barrels Ct tar at 500
MILL FEED Weak. Spring bran, Ia lo0lb sacks.
10 arrive lake and rail. 2l60; mddlinss. 10; city
bran. 259 in bulk; Western red dos, 2i4, to
arrive.
FLOuR-stcady Light business. spTiug patents,
38aA6l; spring clears. 340a3 -; winter straights
45a463: winter clears 3.loa3 .; Kansas IN sacks
patents 3s0ai00; straight 355a3T0; clear. 290a3 %
RYE FLOUR-ModeTatc trade; unchanged $500
s.l5
CORN AlEAL-Firm fair inquiry Kiln dried. fol
export . 8la2s5. coarse meal in bags, L09aLu
HAY-fso0d grades salahle. Receipts, 80 tons
Prime timethy L2oal25; No. J. lis; No ?, los
Nc. 3, 9la9S
STRATy-Dun trade. Long rye 55a60
BEEF STEADY: moderate demand. Family 2 5ea
4 50: packet 1009all.50
PORK Steady small business. Mess. T.5asis.0O
family. 1890.
TALLOW-Poor demand. City III hogsheads. sN
LARD-Finn. Prime Western 9d5; city. as
refined continent SO; South American, I0O0; re
dn0d Brazilian, kegs. ueo city stearne, ss cleo
stearine, dull s.; Chicago, &C.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
fPrces quoted are uholesaIs.l


BUTTER Receipts light impossible 20 I'll de-
mand Creamery. fancy. 3; Western iFsts. 81; sec
oadz. @: process. fancy 6al8s fair to good, Za-s
dairy. choice 2ia25: good Dali sto7e-Iaeed fresh,
i5aIs
CHEEsE-Market unchanged. New YOrk State.
factory large. lqzal5. do. small. l5izal6 summer,
large IiaI5i Western factory, new ehoioes li-Al9i
do. fair 10 good. II; Virginia. 10
TGGS-Rac-irt5 liberal; market steady Near-ny-
fresh. Virginia Is West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia l5zals; Tennessee l5lzal6; North Caroiii,
I5's duck eggs L.
LIVE POULTRH-Keceipts liberal msfEet easier
Chickens winter 2a95, do. spring Gaa5i sJagss nr
III IHal2- hens per h. Is, ROSTERS. ltr TO-
Z. d1r-ss. large Ter 10. L3ali; do. small peT ID.
IlaI2: geese per IT, salo turkeys, TOMS per H., Ia
q: DO, hens pr d.. las; turkeys. AIni sai'i
DRESSED POUDTRY-Choice stock in good de
mand TURKEYS hers. uFdTaan. Per H., isi do aver
see uudrsvu. y do 'hin. per h. 10; old toms.
4 chickens spring. large, per Ill.,, % 10, small
Ess5. fowls Is. capons. 7-lb average. 2la2Z; DO,
small. l7alsi hens. e4oiee Is; ROSTERS " aa1~s'
larrc. lsal5. do, small u geese sail
DRESSED MEAT6-Ch0ice dressed cakes IN good
demand Fa1 dressed. iaO0sll %. heads Of Me2i
hog dressed calves. 9eoi hams, country, sugar cured
BALI
VFGFTAB LEs-Potatoes. Der bushel soa50; de-,
Virginia and Maryland, peg barrel. L5aL55: sweet
potatoes FER barrel 30)a350; yams, per barrel 80
he %. as1aragis Ter dozen. 5es6.00i cabbage, IeT
crate 20ca2 g5- CeleTy New YORK per bunch. -s-59
do. Florida. per crate 20oa275; e1eImbers. Fio1-
ida Der basket, 20oa25o; Istuce FLORIDA, per has
ket. e0asS.0Q; onions, Ohio per barrel. 22aa- y
string beans green Per basket, 5J0at59i tomatoes
Florida fancy, psr crate, aUlaa0
GREEN f'RUFfS-Apple market strong, snd NJ
table varieties meet with steady sale; common stocs
neglected YorA Imperial 2.ooa30o, Ben Davis, soas
asa. fancy table fruit. 4Doa559; oranges Florida
bright. Der box. 35a5.o0; California naves. per bcx
s55a4OO: grape fruit, FLORIDA. Per box, S5oas-@
Strawberries. per quart l5a25.
DRIED FRDITS-Apples, sliced, fancy, s. sliced
bright, ~. cherries. l2al4: Whortlebernes. l0al2
raspbcrTies. mas: hlackberies. g.
Hay AND STRAW-Timothy, choice, 2l.5o; No
q %; No . I24al9O0: mixed las. 12.o0als- %
clover, l2Oal6uO; straw. rye. bundle. u.0oal2ol
ryc. machine thrash, s50s9.05; wheat 700aG.z5
GRAIN-Wheat choice. I4a75; fair 10 good, 6oalz
ordinary. 50a55 CoTn-Sheled, white. 5ia55; yellow
Sass; ear 2sOa3OO Oats-WesteTn white, No.
5os52: mixed ssa5o
WOOL AND HIDES-Choiee furs in good demand
hides dull Wool washed. free Ct burs- sab: wool
unwasled, free q buEs, Ze2si wool bury SAB
hides. green g; dry. Bali sheepskinsi green each
s0aL 90: DRY 25a75; calfskiBs 30 muskrat ll
%; black. .: kits 5. skunk. 25al59i mink I5a4 %
rabbit skins LAX; opossun. l9a-as Taccoons "a u
fox red L00a2 80; graz. 50a75.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20

New York, April observation-disclosures $3.50
Steers firm for all grades bulls strong to loc higher
cows firm; all sold. Steers. 520a6.e0; bulls, 400a
AS; COWS, 2S0a4.@
ES-Reeeipts 500. Demand fairly good and
prices steady. Common 10 prime veals. 5.00a750 no
choice offered Dressed calves steady: city dressed
Fcsls. Sal2 per pound: country dressed. Gallo.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, $40. Entirely
nominal; very little doing Ia lambs. and market &c
of; So cars uHsold. Medium to prime unshcrn
lambs. s99ass5: no clipped lambs sold Maryland
spring lambs. $50 each
Western lambs are nov 6oc higher than ever be-
fore quoted al the yards
H0GS-Receipis, 800 Market Ioc lower; good
medium weight hogs, 80.
Chicago. April observation-disclosures LOO: esti-
mated for Saturday 90. Market steady Prime
beeves. 5eoa665 poor TO medium, 420a550; stcckeTs
and feeders. 2s9a5.25, COWS ard heifers 3G0a5 50
Gamers. L55a26o Texans 409a475
HOGS Receipts. 4,039; estimated for Saturday
1850. Market Sc lower Light. 6.S0a6Sj: roughs.
62ia6 90; mixed, 64oa6.6l; heavy 6i5a6 62ik pigs.
1s8ae55.
SHEEP Receipts. 5000: estimated for Saturday.
50G0 Market strong. 10alje higher. Native sheer.
A31aseo; Western sheep. 52aZ09: native lambs. 50
a66j; Western lambs, 6.75a8s9
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
NEW YoRN MONEY.

New YORK, april Ia-Sfoaey on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at % per cent: highest. 81;
lowest, 2: closing. . Most Of the leans were az 5
per cent
Time money continued easy, the supply being fully
equal to the moderate demand Rates were fFac-
tously lower on short time leans at Per cent for
thirty DAYS 3ia for sixty days and 20 AZ for
ninety days. Rates were i2l 10 per cent for four
months and Per cent fer FIVE SIX. seven. aud eight
months, and 81 fer over the year
Mercantile paper was in somewhat better demand
and a slight increase in business was reported. a
good assortment Of high grade names was offered
Rates: SO TO 6s pr cent for sixty and ninety days
ndorsed bills Tcceiyable 5a TO ca fer choice four
and six months single names, and ca and above for
others.
Sterling was strong to-day. rates closing twenty
points higher Rates for actual business as
follows: Sixty days, 4S270si.S275; demand, 4s565a
1850; cables 4 s5aa 1865. Commercial bills were
Asl7sais2h. The supply OF cotton bills scarce.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bsos. & Co, mem
bers Of the Sew York and New orleans Cotton ex-
changes. I4l2 Il street northwest.
New York. April l9-The cotton market was mere
active with signs Of broadening tendency. Liver
pool was distinctly bettcr with sharp advance in
beth spots aud futures. The strengthening Of the
statistical position due 20 heavy exports aud a
dwiUdling movement. largely responsible for the
Improvement in tone. There seems to be increased
outside interest aud, instead Of professional short
covering which has been the cause Of previous
buges there appears 10 be more or less buying for
long account Of a good character The intosght
for the week was i090l2 bales, against 1915 last
year and for the season T. Al i9. against SIS no
last year Southern spot markets generally steady
ard Unchanged Pert receipts l3,es5 bales, against
II $50 last year; exports, - 900.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
The Safest Investments

81; de-. yolng. coed 10 choice, Der Ill.,. l5ab; Do
ycuug large and ruugh. lIi winter chicscns. 2-a-a
duets puddle large il do. snail. BAH. muscoIy'
m0lglgl. l3ali. do, brakes, $3.50, do white resins
1sa15. ge4-s Western and Southern. lGin: May
land and Virginia IlaIe, DO. keut Island, lsal4
pigeons. yours. per Iair. I5ae1; do. DID, % gules
f0sI each % d. youug. each, - eapons lafge
lsa90. do medium l1als spring chickens, asa5o
lOuatatlcas we're established by the Baltimore Pratt
and i,rld--e Association for wholesale lots only.
Ioffiua lets sell hiEnerl
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20

New YORK. April l9.-WHEAT-Far demand No
] Northern Duluth, to arrive. opening navigation,
cents over May, f. O. b No. / Northern Manitoba
49, f. o. b.. AIay-June; No Northern Manitoba
lake and rail- May-June, e.. f. O. b.. No. red, T. o.
b.. $40; No. hard Z o, b., IA over May; No. /
macaroni. opening navigation. s0ls. f. o. b. No 2
maearoni opening navigation. rs Exporters took %
loads
CORN-Strong; fair demand No. elevator. s.;
No. ,. 5iiz, {. @ b.; No. yellow, 54is; No white
53a551s {. o. b. Exporters took 2 loads
OATS-Firm: more inquiry. Elevator prices: No 2
white. $50 No white, 49,; 10. mixed, A.
The prices for futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Beg ulaT call. z O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric con-, y Al S'7s.
80 az 39ss 50 at $685. 100 at 39ss. 50 az JyA, % al
5e5s 50 at 90
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. 50 az 's's
Washington Gas. . at 50. at 80 al S5'2
at 3d. 3 at 80,
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. 20 at 80
Union Savings HsBk 10 az go
After caii-Washington Market Is, SEQ az lol.
Capital Traction . at 1864. p at lso'a' . az
49, 3 az ls5, 20 at l38, at LIS, 20 at lsiss-
Washington Railway aud Electric As. Nb1 at o.
1873.
The following are the closing quotations On yes
terdays stock Exchange.
EnNEHAAfIN-r EtnNDs
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGg.
Totals for Week, with Percentage of
Increase or Decrease.

New York, April 19.-Bradstreets
bank elearings report for the week
ended April is shows an aggregate Of
s5,O14.069. goo. as against sS.05S, 45o.000
last week. and $2.9S9.7240O0 in the cor
responding week last year Canadian
eIearings for the week aggregate ST.
729. 000. as against SS0.975. 900 last
week, and S54.940, 600 il this week a
year ago. Following are the detailed
returns by cities for this week and last.
with percentages OF increase or de-
crease as compared with this week in
1906:
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-ExtTa, per cwt., s.25a5.5o; butcher, 4.0la
80: cummon, 30, rough. 30.
HOGS-Per cwt., gross, 6.75a7 90; ordinary 800.
sHEEP-Clipped A51a509; common. 2Oos300
LAAIBS-SpTing, choice, per h., l2al2z; winter,
7a3.
CALYES-Prime, per h., S medium 7a7z con-
mon, sa5; grass. 4a4}s.
COMS-Prime fresh, each, i00oaJQ.eo; common.
2o95as9.oo; old and dr., soaaIo.99.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
BOSTON EXCHANGE CLOSED.

BostoE yesterday celebrated the an
niversuFN of the battle of Lexington
and Concord and the ride Of Paul Re-
we're. ID was holiday in the Hub, and
the stock exchange Of that city WAS
closed.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations FURNISHED by Charles q. Gates q Co.
members Of the New Y0k Stock Exchange, 1lunsey
Building.
sales 10 noon ....-...... 2O4,20O shares
Total sales. ........, $50. 400 shares
Cali money; H., 3; low, "a close, "a.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The daily stock sheet. which is tran
script of the record Of the Washington
Stock Exchange, but feebly presents the
rea! situation as developed yesterday in
operations on the local railway shares.
When Capital Traction was reached on
regular call it was bid at $50 a share b.
one Of the brokers, whose intention
seemed TO be to pull down the board quo
tati0n OF the stock There was no trad
ing, ana none offered for less than 1851
After call, one of the older brokers took
up the stock and bid in all that was to be
had from 135 - down 10 124 After the
stock In sight had been cleaned up he
kept on offering to take any amount of it
up TO coo shares at I35. This is the first
support given to the stock for more than
a fortnight and in that time the bid
price has declined nearly ten points. The
object yesterday seemed TO be to drive
the shorts 70 cover" and the trick was
effectually done. 1t is expected the stock
viii be pegged to-day FIVE points above
the bid price of yesterday.
The same activity that has marked the
transac lions of the week developed in the
case o Washington Railway common,
about 400 shares being sold from 80 5-S Up
to Co.
Washington Gas also was strong at 50,
ali the stock in sight being readily taken
at that figure.
Several brokers in the city yesterday
/ received dispatches from the manager OF
| the Mitchell Mining Company stating that
none OF the property of the company IN
Mexico had been injured by the earth
quake
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by f. r. Chapman &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange, q. Bowie
Chapman manager. 1901 + street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York, april Ia-Clasing quotations % United
States government bonds;
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
GRAIN MARKETS.
Chicago.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates & Co..
members Chicago Board of Trade Aiunsey Building.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20

Washington Gas also was strong at 50,
ali the stock in sight being readily taken
at that figure.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Total sales. 81 236 600 against Sl,l090o9 yesterday
81. 2l5,000 a week ago. and s. 92s 600 year ago.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-06
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Chndren's soc. sailor hats soc. at
Sachs.
Shop early at Sachs today, as store
closes at l O'Clock.
After Herpicide. kills the dandruff
germ, nature grows the hair.
A suite of furnished rooms, suitable
for two gentlemen, for rent. See clas-
sified ads.
A gentleman desires TO purchase a
dwelling with three bedrooms. See
classified ads.
The japanese Bazaar, below the con-
vent on Fort street, has just received
a new lot Of paper and silk parasols.
A childs white serge coat has been
lest. Finder will please notify F. NJ.
Swanzy at Theo. II. Davies & Co, Ltd.
H. F. Wichman K Co, Ltd, advertise
some new importations of Coalport
china that is capitally suited for gifts
OF any description.
Cakes! cakes! The famous ones made
by Mrs. Blaisden you can buy today,
and every Saturday, tt J. NJ. Levy &
Co. Phone Main 149.
Whitney & Marsh have some new and
fashionable dress goods to which the
attention of the ladies is called in the
advertisement today.
Does your carriage need repairing? If
so, go 10 the Schuman Carriage Co.,
where the highest order of repairing is
done. Work guaranteed.
The finest stock of trunks, dress suit
cases, hand bags, etc, you will find at
Yee Chan & Co, King and Bethel
streets. The goods are handsome and
honestly built.
Fourteen brand-new styles of the ia
nous Laird &c Shoeber shoes have just
been received by the Manufacturers
Shoe Co, Ltd. Notice the great WIN
dow display at this store.
Everything in the line of household
goods and crockery is kept by z. y.
Hall & Son, Ltd An entire section or
the second floor and part of the first
floor are devoted TO these goods.
J. <. Gilman, room 400 Judd build
ing, has some desirable houses for sale.
One on College street advertised today
is pleasantly situated where the trade
winds blow and where the neighbor-
hood is excellent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-06
TT LOOKS LIKE HE'LL.

That is what young lady writes IN
regard to the crater of Kilauea. She is
spending her vacation at the Volcano
House and is perfectly charmed with
the place; says it is cool and delightful
up there; no mosquitoes, or other nuis-
ances which one finds in the city.
Beautiful walks in the woods, any
amount of berries, big fire in the loung-
ing room every night. She considers
the special, ffty-dollar ticket to the
Volcano snap; it covers all transpor-
tation, one day in Hilo and eight days
at the Volcano House. The Henry Wa
terhoTse Trust Co. win tell you all
about it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

August Costa was arrested yesterday
for threatening to kill Manuel T. Rod
erigues and for calling him names.
Rev. j. w Wadman, who is on Ka-
uai, is expected to return on the W. G.
Hall tomorrow morning in time to re-
sumo his regular place in the pulpit
of the Methodist church.
No license as a hack driver, has so
far been issued to Charles Donahue,
whose name has been freely used in
connection with a hold-up of two of the
lady passengers off a recent calling
liner. 1t is possible that the license
will be refused altogether.
Col. Sam. Johnson was present at
the departure of the Hongkong Maru
to say goodbye to Lieut. Col. Seme-
now, the Russian military attache at
the Embassy of Russia in Toxic. The
colonies conversed in both English and
Russian.
James Whitney has the distinction of
being the first man in Oahu to be ar
rested under the provisions Of Act 116
of the Session Laws of 1907, the law
making it Illegal to go out shooting
game without first taking out county
gun license. The arrest was made yes
terday.
E. H. Lewis met with a painful &C
cfdent at the polo game at Moanalua on
the Fourth, being hit in the foot about
the middle of the first quarter with
mallet, one of his toes being broken.
Although suffering considerably, Mr..
Lewis did not mention the accident and
played throughout the remainder Of the
game.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-06
RELIEVE YOUR MIND.

1t is always a relief to be prepared
for an emergency. Collie. diarrhoea and
dysentery are usually prevalent at this
season and a bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and DIarrhoea Remedy
in your home may save much suffering
if not a life. Sold by all dealers. Ben
son, Smith & Co, Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-06
BIC TINE At
SEASIDE TONIGHT

Tonight will be the night for not on
ly is there a dance at the Seaside, but
there viii also be the great innovation
of the Fire Canoes which will coast in
on the surf about 10 p. n. \ special
dinner with music by the Kaai club.
There is already a big demand for
seats. so reserve yours.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-06
DOWN WHERE THE WURzBER-
GER FLOWS"

Pilsner and Wurzberger beer on
draught at Scotty's Royal Annex, Mer-
chant street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-06
SUNDAY CONCERT
At MAkEE ISLAND

A public band concert will be given
tomorrow afternoon, beginning at 8
o'clock, at Makee Island, Waikiki, when
the following program will be played;
PART I.
THE Old Hundred"
America ............ CatHn
Reverie-"The Passing Hour" ........
=. Beaumont
GaVotte-''Farewell' .......... Kappey
"Reminiscences of All Nations" 800.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .-......'. GoaLiSS
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. AR. by Berger
SeIection-"Gipsy Baron" Strauss
ntermezzo-"Cavelle Rusticana"..
...... ..... Mascagni
Finale-''American Melodies" Boyer
The Star Spangled Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-06

Cheaper than daylight-Gas at one
fifty per thousand.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-05-25
KING OF SPAIN
NOT IN IT

The King of Spain may have been a
happy man when his regal consort pre-
sented Spain with an heir to the throne,
but his transport of JOY was probably
not to be compared with that of c. S.
Thomas when he received word Tuesday
that Mrs. Thomas, at her home in Ouray,
COL, had presented him with 10-pound
heir to the vast wealth which he expects
to accumulate in the Great Yerington
Copper District. The word also came
that Mrs. Thomas and the heir were
doing nicely, and we are able to state
that c. S. is on the high road to recov-
cry, his case having been diagnosed as a
simple campagne thirst suddenly aquired
by himself and friends upon the receipt
of the glorious news.