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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
No Change In Local Mnrket-NcelS
Closes With Prices Strong.

morning call prices holding about
even and the average volume of
business being transacted Colorado
held firm az $500 10 2265 Beck Tunnel
advanced a few points, going as high as
90. Lower Mammoth. May Day Seven
Troughs ana Black Jack were the more
active OF the listed stocks
The listed stocks were inactive. only
one sale being recorded. that or Ely
witch at 3d. Ohio Kentucky was bid in
at $500 az S225. Copper Glance 10 az
"a and Mason Valley. 80 az 100.
The following are the latest quota
lions and sales.
A. q rerz-r-r, s.--.- r.,-s-
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LIVESTOCK.


South Omaha. Nob.. Dec. 7-Cattlo--
Receipts 100. Market unchanged.
Hogs-Rccelpts 15, 1000. Market Ga
Zoe lower Heavy. 65mA. 20: mixed.
4.G06l.65; light. 4.55G4 IS. pigs. .OOG
4.6O bulk OF sales. 6Oa4 .65
Shcop--Recoipts. 100 Market steady.
YearlinRs. f.75a5.O0. wethers 4.6OG465:
ewes, 3.9O0i.35; lambs. 5.5Oa6.eO
CHICAGO.
Chicago. Dec. Cattle. Receints
about 500. Market steady Reeves
% az 6 40: COWS and heifera 1 ~
20 4. 20. Texans. 3 90 at Q 90. caIves
90 at Z 90 westerns. 90 M q 40.
stockers and feeders. . 20 NJ as
Hogs Receints about 10000. Mar
ket 10 cents lower. Lights. 30 M
D O0' mixed 4 so at & 10. heavy. Il
90 .o5; rough. 4.5b at AS. pies
20 at 4.S5: bulk Of sales. $50 al
sheep receipts, about 5000. market
steady Native at s. western. a.
4s'Vi yearlings, 4 60 at 5.25; lambs
at .S5; westerns, at 6.25
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Dec. Cattle. Re-
celpts 1000. Market UNCHANGED
hogs Receipts 5000. Market II
cents lower Bulk OF sales, so Al
. 20; heavy, $50 at 4.75: hackers
40 A'''' SOW III
sheep: Receipts, none. Market
nomlnally steady. Muttons. 495 M
DO lambs rs at 6.25. range ven
theirs, 8.75 az 8. 90; fed ewes 90
at AIS. ''VO
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Under the head OF other mines" are
included the Federal properties which
paid SA.i8S,3 05 the Snowstorm. 5000. 900;
the Pittshurg $50 1000. and the Frisco
at Gem, Ida, t123000, under other
ownership ana management
THE Success mine has passed De- divi-
dCud tho last few months. OWING Co the
mine being shut down Tor repairs 10
the machinery and general improve
mcnts to the equipment. The Monitor
and the Kendall mines have each paid
one dividend 90 date.
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BANK STATEMENT

New York. Dec. THE st,..,
Gearing house banks for fb. Deni o
SHOWS that the banks bo,s ~, ..Eesi
less than tho Requirement @0.t.93a
per cent rule. This is ap inns. zoe 8
or SB''5s,0l5 IN the proporti5r5,.o.,.e neii
reserve as compared with lasi ivy easa
The statement follows. '''' week.
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Bay. The Chlsna also owns a. placer
gold claims IN the Chisna and Chis-
tochlnn rivers. az well as the tOwnsite
OF Chlsna at - junction OF these
rivers
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ s. Hanauer. J. V. Sadler.
1852 So. West Temple. p. o. box 1446.
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sandstone. 20 asked. Mohawk. 600
bid CoL Mt, rs bid. Jumbo Ext. 52
bid, Nerual 6Q1 Pennsylvania, 3 ask
ed' Kendall l0Ql2 Booth. l7 bid; Blue
bull 1901; Adams, sos. silver Pick.
23 bid, Nevada Boy. 3 bld. Black Butte
Ext aus; Blue Bel 10S; Dixie. 3 bid;
Hibcrnia. bid: So ives, 40un. Con-
Queroi, 4Q5; Black Rock 2 bid Lone
STAR S09. Gold wonder. asked
Oro S09; Kendall extension. 3 ask
ed, Sandstone Extension. 3 ask
cd Maync, 3 asked. Atlautai % bid
CT BEND. 2iu25. Slmmcroue. bid;
Empire. 4Q5. Red Top ENteu., 90l0;
Florence 3.11ian8.20, Dneld p. b.
CON-. l5Hl6, Goldheld Daisy, 1707S,
Laguna, rs bid. Commonwealth. 10
asked; comb. Fraction. 12013; CT. Bend
EXtene sac CT Bend Annex. 8 bid.
Midtown, 20 asked: e. b. Bonanza, .
ass Kewanos. 24d25. Esmeralda. 1Q4;
Portland bid. Crackerjack, 6U1 Red
Hills % bid Mohawk ENten., A asked;
l.. Dillon, asked. y. Tiger. bid;
Grandma, 8 bid; S. j.. EXten.. 36i; T..
Rose, 4 bid; Goldheld Con-, 3 % bid;
D'held Triangle 601
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET

New York, Dec. 7.-NIopev IN ii
nominal. Time loans nominal. "a
days ~ per cent; 90 Nays s 10 "a M,
cent; six months 10 per cent
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coEUR D'ALENE DIVIDENDS.
Idaho Mines Pay large sums for 1907
Total SI,0B7 500.
speclal Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Spokane. Wash, Dec. Three min
ing companies operating I'm the Occur
d'Alene district ia northern Idaho. east
OF Spokane. distributed among their
stockholders during November diyi-
bends 20 Che amount OF $4,000, making
the total disbursement TO date On 1907.
81 s6750O. and 23l 635 S07 since the dis
coyery OF the mines. The detailed
statement follows.
Company. Nov 1907 Year Total
Bunker Hin a.
sullivan $4,000 sLsso.OOo s $500. 900
Federal Ming.
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS'. "a r. So. Temple. Both
phones go
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Blrd-Cowan Co

Custom Assayers and Chemists 40
South West Temple 81
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r. N. West q Co.. stock brokers
ID. D. Walker Blk Both 'phones of.
nce and residence
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BOOK BARGAINS!
$3.50 Popular Copyrights for 65C.
Postpaid 10 Any Address.
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7 Fables in Slang.
Z The Choir Invisible.
; The Conqueror.
2 Senator North.
& Ebsn Holden.
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/! Darrell.
= Oldheld.
I A Song OF a Single Note.
Z The Maid Of Maiden Lane.
4 A Chicago Princess.
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Z Abroad with the Jimmies.
& Looking Backward.
8 a Friend with the Countersign.
y Who Goes Theref
! Hearts Haven.
: Checkers.
4 A Little Traitor n the South.
j The Two Captains.
x The Making OF a Warehouses.
J A Great Love
The Christian.
4 The Eternal City.
q The Pride OF Jennieo.
y The Secret Orchard.
4 Young Apru
Z; Ashes Of empire.
Z Richard Carvel.
4 The Crisis.
X The Celebrity.
I! The DICTIONARIES.
: The Master Christian
i Temporal Power.
4 Ziska
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4 In the Palace OF the King.
4 Mr. fsaacs
i SAINT Ilario.
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4 Tales Of the Road.
y Strong Mac
u Soldiers Of Fortune
y a Friend OF Caesar.
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n The Rose OF Old 81. Louis
b Mr. Dooley IN Peace and War.
q The Hoosier schoolmaster.
J Dorothy South.
, EVELYN Byrd.
I The Master of Wariock
Z Elizabeth and Her German Garden.
n ST. Elmo.
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Z Her Mountain Lover.
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y The MisdemeanOrs OF Nancy.
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= BLACK Friday
n Many CnrgoeH.
y A Tory Lover
4 Audrey
4 Prisoners of Hope.
4 To Have and 10 Hold,
il A Broken Sword.
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y. a. Snow = Co, Stock brokers.
22 Commercial Blk Both 'phonosis73
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David Harun
An Apache Princess.
The Medal OF Honor.
Prisoners OF the Sea.
The Singular Miss Smith.
stephen.
Paul
The Cross Triumphant.
The Quest OF the Golden Girl
Woltvllle.
Wolfville Days
Woltville Nights.
The Thrall Of Left the Lucky.
The Ward OF King CanutS
People OF the ABYSS.
A Son of the Wolf.
The Call Of the wild.
The Sea Wolf.
Letters OF a self-Made Merchant.
old GOrgon Graham.
The Helpers
The Grew Cloak
The PuDpet Crown.
The Nan on the Box.
Dorothy Vernon OF Haddon Hail. ,
When Knighthood Was IN Flower.
Ny Lady Peggy Goes to Town.
The Four Feathers
Brewster's Millions.
Castle CraneycrOw.
0raustark
The Sherrods.
Cape COD Folks.
II I Were King.
Calumet *" ,
In the Bishops Carriage
Adventures OF Francois
The Jessamy Bride.
Rockhaven.
Uncle Terry
Barlasch Of the Guard.
Zelda Cameron.
A Guest AZ the Ludlow.
Blk.
A Mans Woman. \
McTcaZue.
The Loves OF E,dwy. .
The ordeal OF Elizabeth.
The Heritage OF Unrest.
Marble Of the Lower Ranch.
A Singular Life. Z
Blennerhassett
Quincy Adams Sawyer.
The Cost
Hearts Courageous
The Kindred OF the Wild. d.
The Helmet or Navarro :
The Tysona.
The Jungle.
caleb West.
Tom Groghn.
Solitary Summer.
on the Face Of the Waters. :
A Soldier Of Virginia.
Buccaneers and Pirates OF Our
Coast. .
The Man OF the Hour
Alice OF Old Vincennes.
Monsieur BeouoAire.
The Gentleman from Indiana
Miss Potticoats
MY Lady Laughter.
Resu ERECTION.
The Pillar Of Light.
The King o. Diamonds.
The Wings Of the Morning.
Marcella
Hearts Masks
The History Of David Grieva
Daughters Of MIC.
The Wheels OF Chhnoe.
The nlnzed Trail.
The Claim Ium3erL
The Silent Places.
Tho WssternerE
The Magic Forest
The Happy Average.
The lightning Conductor.
The spendera.
Diomed.
The VirEinian
IsOurdeF I
The Downfall I
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Totals ...SS,SOs.36S.59 sS.2ss.OsIS7
Decrease ..............S4 ,4s0. 72S.1S
MRS, SNYDER
Xmas sale of Decorated China at A.
F. Amussen, 20 Main street.
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Mani Cons. 20 bid; Miami. Min.
Co, 3Gf; c. Wedge. 3r4; $.
Humphrey. 2@A Dexter sac: l..
Joe. asked. Crescent, i bid. Conn
biuation. I az: Granny IS asked;
Mustang. II bid: Cow Boy, 1m2;
Ong MANN. bid; Broncho. 3 bid:
j Jack, asked. Pnenut, 3m4. Buff
8lo, %; s Dog, . bid; Y. Horse,
bid, Ind. Camp. 8 bid.
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Lower Mammoth. 100 at 6S. 100 at
6gt 100 at SO. buyer 30.
Beck Tunnel 100 at 81. 1o3 at 60,
Black Jack con- 200 at 2Sts; 1000
az 2S. 300 at .1is
Crown Point. 500 at 10.
South Columbus Con, 1000 at 81,
buyer 80. 1000 ot So.
Seven Trourhs 500 at o..
Victor Con. 500 at .06.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel coo at 50. 100 at 6l,
seller 10: 300 at CO. seller 10.
BLACK Jack. 2 1000 no %, 1000 az 26:
1000 at "a stlltr 30. 400 az 20 To .
1000 at %, selltr go
Colorado. 100 at 2.65. sellcr 60;
100 az 60. buyer 80. 100 az = so.
seller 80. 300 at . go. 100 at 2 .62 y %.
Columbus, 25 at q .25, 200 at 20.
Lower Mammoth. 500 al 50; 1900
M 6S: 100 at 6S, seller so; 1000 at
May Day. 100 at rs 500 at 39h;
500 at SO. seller 60, 100 at 40.
Seven Troughs, 1900 at 36's; 200
at 81, buyer 60.
Sioux con. 500 az 49,
Uncle Sam Con. 600 at o.. 100 at
8 2. seller 30
RECAPTTULATION
shares Amt.
Regular sales ..... $500 S2.631.0D
open board .......16,025 100000
Forenoon totals ..22.325 S11121.O0
WEEKS TOTALS.
S85.So5 shares .S2o1.SOA6O.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKrT.


ophlr t.25al. 30: Mexican. SSdS5;
Gould a. Curry COO. Con. Va. 26u21i
savage, 2da25, Hale s. Norcross. i6u 49,
yellow Jacket. 1875 bid Belchcr. i5n
ls. sierra Nevada, J3u3i. EXchequer,
- asked. Union. 30N3l.
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A. =. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker 2is d. H. Walker Block
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WOOL


ST Louis, Dec Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western medium. 2Oa23: fiuo
medium, 1921; fine l5a17.
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Original 304; Bullfr1g Mining. an 3;
Mont Bullfrog, 1Q2, National Bank
9u1Q; J.. Harris. asked, Amethyst
5 bid, Gold Bar 31 bid; Denver Bull
frog Annex asked; Bonnie Clare
1901; Mayhower. Cons, 1901;
Moutgy. Sho. Ext, 2N4; G.. Scepter, 8
bid. MQntgy. Mt. o bio: b. Diamond
Held 3 bid; Homestake Cons, Go bid,
Y. Girl. asked Nugget asked
Trlmu Cnna.. LIS bid.
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OTHER DIsTRICTs

Fairview Sill King, 10 asker Fair
Wow Eagle. 5045l; Nevada Hills. 325
asked, pittsburg sill. Peak los bid;
lIU25; Alice of Wonder. asked.
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INsPEcTINa slLVER PEAK.

as5.so5 shares s2olsOAsO.
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Shares. Amt.
Regular sales ..... $500 S2.631.0o
open board ......16.O25 100000
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SALT LAKE BANK CLEARrNGs.

For the week ending Dec 2. 1870.
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PROF. CRAWLEY IN CUBA.

The following from the Louisiana
Planter of Sept. IS will be pleasing
to Prof. Craw.ey's may friends here,
where he spent some years II respon-
sible positions before going to Cuba:
''As our readers have already been
informed, Prof. J. 2. CraNiey, former
ly chemist at our sugar experiment sta
ton in New Orleans, is now IN charge
of the Cuban experiment station at
Santiago de las Vegas. From the Ha-
vana Post we learn that Prof. Craw-
ley's family has just arrived out in
Cuba, where the professor and all of
his staff are hard at work in bringing
the experiment station into full line
with all modern standards. Professor
Crawley has a splendid field to oper-
ate in and we shall have no doubt but
that he will record a brilliant sue
cess in Cuba. -
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

DR.. Sperry's lecture at the opera
House takes place tonight.
Senator E. A. Knudsen arrived by
the Mikahala from Kauai yesterday
morning.
Canoes Circle No. 240, c. 0. F, VIII
meet in San Antonio hall this Thurs
day. evening at 7:3O.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. l, I. .. Q.
F. viii meet in odd Fellows hail ,l1s
Thursday evening at 1880.
The lecture by DR.. Sperry, Thursday
night, viii be at the Hawaiian Opera
House. The subject will be America 5
Wonderland
DR.. Sperry will be asked by Secretary
Wood to address the members of the
Promotion Committee at their regular
meeting this afternoon.
The Kflohana Art League will give
a literary entertainment at their new
building. corner of Miller street and
Beretania avenue, this evening.
The Ladies' Society of Central Union
church will hold it's regular business
meeting in the church parlor this
morning at 10 o'clock. A large attend
ance is desired.
Captain A. c. Simerson, of the Maui
ma Loa, celebrated his fifty-frst birth
day yesterday. He has been for thir-
ty-five years an employee of the Inter
Island company. He was given "a
luncheon yesterday by the officers of
his vessel.
The papers in the condemnation suit
to secure the Mahuka site for the Fed
eral building are being drawn up by
United States Attorney Breckons. All
parties having any interest in the
property, as shown by the records, as
we'll as all other persons, will be made
parties.
THE harp that once through Tara's
hall its soul of music She'd viii lend
it's spirit to the dance to lie give by
the a. Q. H. at the Young hotel on
Saturday evening, where the members
will be pleased 10 meet their friends.
No pains have been spared to provide
a comfortable as well as an enjoyable
evening.
The efficient administration of the
absences from school. Some confusion
has arisen by reason of the fact that
the pupils of ST. Louis College leave
school for lunch at 1870 o'clock, and
some of the ingenious truants when
stopped on the street and asked to
explain their absence from school have
said they were from st. Louis College.
Acting Collector of Internal Revenue
Drake has received a cablegram from
the department asking him to hurry
up the September reports. 1t is de
sired to close all matters connected
with the administration of the office
under Chamberlain administration.
1t is probable that as soon as the re-
ports are checked up an agent will be
sent here to turn over the office to
successor.
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MISS KILGORE LEAVES
MAUI FOR COAST HOME

Miss Helen Kilgore, the young
woman from San Francisco, whose
father got Chief of Police Oman to
cable the police here to meet her on
the arrival of the r. p. Rithet and
see that she was not shanghaied to
some other port, has returned home.
After arriving here she secured posi-
ton as teacher in the public schools
and was assigned to the Hama school
on Maui. She went over there and
taught nine days when she got money
and an urgent request from. her father
to come home, and she went.
Superintendent Babbitt assigned
John Madeiros of the Haou school to
succeed her at Hama.
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BUCKEYE CLUB MEETING.

The Buckeye Club met with Mrs
NJ. S. Mack at the Susannah Wesley
Home, 1444 King street on Tuesday
evening After the usual business 6
letter from Mrs. Barber, of Canton
Ohio, was read in answer to resolu-
tions of sympathy extended to her by
the club at the death of Mrs. McKin-
ley.
Miss Allen, public librarian, Rev
Mr.. and Mrs Crane and Mr.. Clarke
Briggs were elected as members of the
club.
Mrs. Rifle gave reading, Miss
Krout and DR.. Sperry gave informal
talks, and Mr.. C. H. Atherton delight
ed the club with a fine Photographic
musical program.
After a very pleasant evening the
club adjourned until the second Tues
day in December.
Mrs. Fred. Sackwitz. secretary.
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A Home fOrYOu!

We offer for quick sale the elegant
residence of Mrs. c. V. E. Dove at
Pxunui.
4aouse Of 9 rooms, with lanais, beau
t'hll fernery. tiled bathing pool, and
modern conveniences.
stables, carriage house, servants
rooms.
Grounds contain four acres.
Magnificent view of Nuuanu valley,
overlooking the beautiful Country
Club.
Fine view of harbor, city and ocean.
Elevation neither too high nor too
low.
Because owner is leaving city, will
sell at big sacrifice.
Let us show you the property per-
hans we can finance the purchase for
you if you haven't all cash.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
See Sachs suit window.

See Sachs suit window.
Ring IS for removal of baggage from
house to steamer.
Take your auto or carriage to w. W.
Wright & Co. for painting or repairs.
A plantation timekeeper is open to
a position after Oct. 20. See Classified
ads.
An advertisement of interest to book
keepers appears in Classified ad. coll
umn today.
Go to Haleiwa and take turn on
the links and get back some of your
lost energy.
]. B. Enos gives notice to pers ms
trespassing or shooting on Leilehua
ranch property.
The Lawrence Barrett 10c. cigar is a
delightful mild Havana smoke. Try
one. Ask your dealer.
There is nothing so unbearab'e as q
dull razor. Take yours to Pa -heco.
Fort street, below King.
The stock books of the Oahu Sugar
Co. Ltd, will be closed TO transfers
from Oct. 10 to Oct. Is, both dates in
elusive.
If you have left your old hat at
Uyeda's, on Nuuanu avenue, you had
better call for it before the 25th inst.
or it will be DESTROYED
Order a case of delicious coca-cola
Afrom Hawaiian Soda Works, Phone
$40. 1t is the ideal beverage and viii
sustain and refresh you.
When you want a real good smoke
for sc. try the Tom Keene cigar. 1t
is the leading brand in the market.
Theo. H. Davies & Co., distributors.
The Palm Cafe sells its delicious ice
cream in small or large quantities and
makes special f1avors and fancy moulds
for parties and banquets. Family
trade especially solicited.
4 good tripod can be bought this
week for SOC at Hawaii Photo & Art
Co. 1t is something that every anna
teur photographer finds indispensable
at times and handy always.
Fine crisp organizes, pretty Horal
designs, 25c. yard at Sachs.
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DR.. Sperry's lecture at the Opera
| House takes place tonight
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CAMPBELL COMING BACK,

Territorial Treasurer Campbell ex-
poets to start for home in about two
weeks. Governor Frear says that ev-
erything connected with his mission
has progressed satisfactorily so far.
His mission was first to secure the
Presidents approval to the bond issue,
second to arrange for the printing of
the bonds and third to look into the
markets and means for selling bonds,
though it is understood that the whole
issue is to be taken by the First Ma
tionaI Bank of Hawaii.
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RHEUMATISM.

So little confidence has the average
man in the various cures for rheuma-
tism that he often suffers for years
without making any effort to find re-
lief. He then finds that it has become
can always be relieved, and in most
cases a cure effected by applying
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The relief
from pain which it affords is alone
worth many times its cost. 1t makes
sleep and rest possible. For sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd,
agents for Hawaii.
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DEKUM IN OREGON.

Edward Dekum, of Honolulu, who
is making an extended visit in Ore
gon. has spent several days in the
Capital City, taking in the state fair
and visiting old friends. Mr.. De
kun is an Oregon boy, who has spent
many years ON the islands, and is a
confirmed friend of the Hawaiians.
While the ten Oregon girls visited that
country Mr.. Dekum showed them many
courtesies, and made their stay there
very pleasant Now that he is in Ore
gon those ten young ladies seem to
be trying to reeiprocate, and from all
reports they have been fgetting even .
with him very satisfactorily.-paaly
Capital Journal, Salem, Or, Sept. %.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-10
BENEFIT CONCERT SUCCESSFUL.

A big house greeted the performers
at Joe Rosen's benefit, given in the
knights of Pythias hall last night, the
object of the benefit being most popu-
lar around town. The musicale was
great success in the matter of the
rendering of the program as well as
in the box office receipts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-10

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