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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13
CONGRESS HALL PART
Of VOLCANO HOUSE

Congress Hall is the name given the
new cottage at the Volcano House on
Saturday morning by one of the Con-
gressional party, Representative Bart
holdt of st. Louis acting as sponsor.
In the presence of assembled guests, he
threw bottle of White Seal cham
payne upon a lava rock from the crater
of Kilauea which had been placed
against the cottage, and the contents
literally besprinkled the exterior. Mr..
Bartholdt made brief speech, and said
he hoped that Demosthenes will be able
to keep Congress Hail. filled with
DISTINGUISHED guests.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13
MISS BARCHFELD
IN ACCIDENT
Automobile Skids and Goes
Over Embankment Near
Volcano.
Especial to Advertiser.)

HILO, Sept 11.-Miss Barchfeld, of
the Congressional party, accompanied
man and manager Walters, of Hutchin-
son plantation, made trip from the
Volcano House to Honuapo, Kau, yes
terday in an auto, intending to land
at the plantation The road was wet
in one place and the auto skidded and
went over an embankment, throwing
the occupants out. The chauffeur
at first was thought to be killed but
he was brought TO in short time
The others were Slightly bruised The
machine was put back on the road and
the party arrived little late for
luncheon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13
BONNIE WILL SHOW
FILMS At THE YOUNG

Owing to the fact that R. z.
Bonine's new theater will not be COM
pleted in time for the exhibition for
the Congressional visitors on Tuesday
evening, Mr.. Bonine has decided to
give the show on the roof pavilion of
the Young Hotel. Members of the Con-
gressional party and officers from the
fleet squadron now in port will be in
attendance. Hawaiian views will be
displayed, and also the scenes which
BONNIE took at the Settlement will be
on the curtain. The probabilities are
that President E. 4. Mott Smith of the
Board of Health will be present to
give short talk on conditions at the
Settlement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13
GOVERNOR MAY CALL
ON SEDREE TOMORROW

Governor Frear, who returned on the
Mauna Kea yesterday afternoon, stated
that he did not know when he would
make his first official call on Admiral
Sebree, commanding the armored
cruiser squadron. This will be definite
ly settled this morning, when the Gov
ernor win have consultation with
Secretary E. A. Mott-Smith. The prob
abilities are that the official call will
be postponed until tomorrow morning
as Admiral Sebree has already made
engagements for this afternoon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13
COTTON IS GOVERNOR
Of PORTO RICO
BEVERLY, September 13,-G. e.
Cotton, collector of customs at Manila,
has been appointed Governor of Porto
Rico by President Taft.
MAURA kEA DRIFTS
ASHORE At HAMA

The Mauna Kea ran ashore yester-
day morning at Hama. Fortunately no
damage was done and the ship was
ioated almost Immediately after, by
her own machinery. 1t was during
the early hours of the morning that the
accident happened. The first boat lead
of Congressman had just gone ashore
when the ship swung around and struck
the rocks. There was no panic among
the passengers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13
QUIET DAY On
SHIPS Of
WAR
Officers and Men Rest
After Arduous Work
of CoaIing.

There was peace and quiet on board
Uncle Sam s cruiser squadron yester-
day. For the two days previous, the
men had toiled and sweated in chok-
ing swirl of coal-dust, and yesterday 8
calm, following the storm, was more
than pleasant. The sailors-those who
were not given iberty-lolled under
cool awnings on board the vessels,
wrote letters home, or read magazines,
but they didn It work. It was the day
of rest, and they took every advantage
of it.
Services were held on but one cruiser
of the squadron yesterday morning
the Maryland, lying at anchor off the
harbor. These were conducted by Chap
lain Pearce. On board the West Vir-
ginia, on which there is the only other
chaplain with the feet, services were
not held. The West Virginia was the
last vessel to complete coaling Satur-
day, the work continuing until very
late in the afternoon, and for that rea-
son. cleaning of the ship was deferred
until yesterday morning.
Many of the men on liberty were IN
attendance at the services held in the
morning at the Seamen IS Institute, and
not a few were in evidence at the
various churches around town. But the
great majority of the men, even those
who were allowed liberty yesterday,
4ha IN he
vessel preparing for the afternoon on
shore. There were very few of the
sailors at Waikiki before noon.
Cruisers Change Positions.
This morning at about eight o'clock,
there will be considerable hustle and
hustle along the waterfront, for the
Pennsylvania and the Maryland will
exchange positions with the California
and the South Dakota. The latter YES
sells will back out from their docking
places on the stroke of eight, and leave
the harbor, the "Pennsy' and the
Maryland coming inside. The cruiser
Washington, which is locked at the
Oceanic Steamship Company wharf
at the foot of Fort street, will not
leave her station until the squadron
departs for the maneuvers off the south
coast of Maui. This is because of the
fact that the coal is more conveniently
placed on the Naval wharf. As soon
as the Pennsylvania completes taking
on her supply of coal, she will again
leave the harbor and anchor outside,
giving the Colorado an opportunity to
I'll her bunkers. This means that the
Colorado will not come in along shore
until about Wednesday morning.
Admiral's Calls Today.
Admiral Sebree will leave his flag
ship, the Tennessee, today and make
a round of official calls. The official
call on the Governor and other terri
torial officers has, of course, been post
poned on account of the Chief Execu-
tive s absence on the other islands with
the Congressman. Admiral Sebree will
call on Major McCree, Coast Artillery
Corps. U.SA.. at Fort Ruger, who is
the only local Army man, who, so far,
has made an official visit to the COM
manding officer of the squadron. Later
the Admiral viii call on several retired
Army officers in the city, and will also
pay his respects in person to the varl-
Gus clubs in town, cards to which have
Continued on Page TwO.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13
TRAFFIC STOPS OUT
OF RESPECT TO DEAD

SAN FRANCISCO, September 49,
Many transportation officials yesterday
attended the memorial services held out
of respect to the late e. H. Hartman.
All activities on the railway aid steam
ship lines Of the great Hartman sys-
TENS were suspended for one minute,
according to prearranged schedule, az
a token of regard.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05
seIbftrertransn.

Sin Mann, Der SsIbiiDertrausn BAT,
piro ME i'm 9e6en uatergsben. Ssis
nsr sigeHsn ardfie ih benuBt, fam Ct
alien SituatioHsu ohnt 6urdt eHtses
ssntrs.sH. Sin ioihss WlanH iommt
1oran urn ldbt oae 5Apdhlings bius
isr F9. 9snn Gle irgenoDslhsH ebrs
9ei3 bHber iufsn Gle bic ardite Sb=
res a0rpers uuD Settles ST O%srmsbreH.
Gie i0Husn 0sn Gorpsr f%rdftigei. in
Dem Cir 5brs 9sr0auuHgsorgaHs trdf=
iigen nm in otsier 6inFfi ieHHsn mir
fem beHerss Sidrtungsmitiel als Iris
ner's 4mericaH Glirir Of Bitter Wine.
IS 70 1T Direct auf bic 9er0auuHgsors
gons uH0 Dsriteilt 0urd DNielben
8raft nad jsoem Sbsils oss a0rpsrs.
IS io4lte pom bleiten uHO irdHilideH.
f6pddffsH uno biutarmen 4erIoneH,
iolds biz lhlstteH Qppeiit. unrubigen
SdIaf. asr0oftdt. Shpierigtsitsn
mad Dem gHen baden. scbrauht pers
ben. 5n Qpoiheten. Sol. 2riHer,
30. 1333-1339 90. Qlblano QOi..
G6tasO. 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05

0eorgia.- Sdnsrsn Sd1ben
Hruriuhen 01lobranbe in Georgia Il.
ben Nahbarfaotsn.-gei 8~ufoIauna
leiaer NIT sinsm Manne surGaebranHs
ten S0htsr. muroe :. &. Giners. IL
nsr cst reihiien Jnsmsr WitaeIl
6 ountp' :. BON BEN flii1tissEg dar
srihonen, 0as Jpn liessn lieB Hno bic
dlndi fOrtfsBte O.
Wlffouri. II 9sim 3rdnoe III
ner Wdihersi in Soplin nuroen 10
perioHeH burn me9rsre gaserplofos
men idusr oerlsst uno has ge6dube
iuuros fat edn5Iih serTtDrt.
eont1tdnd. 81 Sbrebee
port purce ein lsser, BET berfuft
bate stn 7d6rtoes Wsdoden crfmiaeu
on8ugreifeH. con sinem 8olfsbauFsn
l~ur3erbano o~ufgs9angt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05


befabrt nit ieineIn Heusn areiiclpa.
gen aniieate. Gieglugen3euqen Oes er-
perimentes f0aren aberrolht uno ge
InHgten 80 Der lIeber3ellung oo6 Die
neue eriin0ung. NIT groBerer @abr.
ideinlihteii als oie 6lugmaihine
ipobreH0 Der lettcu suei Sabre. cine
rouige Mepolutiou ocs 1ronsporhJe.
lens IN glllsfidt iielle Sie ioben ei.
nen Wagen ueIb.r pier5ia 3erionen
trllg. nit Ocr gr0Bten Siderbeit leid)t
qui einer Saaeibe oa5inroaen uuO
ole idldriIteR gie1nngeH MAIDEN. NIT
tueit wgfgger Gudaitentng ais oer
gfwObnlite @erpneHpa0er oni 3fuci
SdieueH SGoa 0as fGeine Mo0eu,
nit DEM 8remlan oor 5pei Sabren
leIne %eriIts0naa oefnouitrirte. bat.e
Ole Serreis uon ser sHonal SOcletp"
IN Hou0on IN Siaunen Deriett. oenn
ipte EN- SeiltoH5er roate Der smeirde.
ri9e @0oen obne 81 idapanHeu auf
Dem geiponnteu Grabticil Oabin,
aleihinm ais moate er Dem Beies Der
Sdpuere 0obn ipgedgn. uro sic gs.
iuher BON &rennou's 0auS in sent
babcu ieit0sm @elRgnbeit gebabt,
oaiirlbe idleiatore @iutocr 3t icbcn.
llHo 0odl berH1i Das aon5a @ebcim.
nib nur alti oer Ampenoung iener
latwfraii og f9ir ans inherent SSi.
genoipiel tcangn nn9 bic 0en it'd ore.
benecn SIRE 0a.aa perbitSert n0dl
Der eiHcri rosr aE0cgen Gcite 81 fall.
len Nu 0Tl flgiarn giooeamagen
9remons 0rcjt, lih GIN 0reiicI
(ooer UuyoiIopl. Ser oenieIbea int
@Ieidncuit brlt
@rennan lentie nit irilen erfoIg.
reiden NemoWtrationcn Die @|urnerf.
iamteii scr brialden 8eeieruug nui
ielHe 9rlin0ung un0 IS mur0en ibm
Ole W1ittel brWidiat cine 8robe int
@roBeu ab}ulAcn. iuelde legi aui
Der bel @50tllm aelcgten Shiene
iiaitaclpOeu Tat Ter BON ihn Qe-
bauie &Saaep iii blrrsie ispB lang
5ebn Eub brett mo 0rei3ebn 6liB boh
bis sur Crfe Ser Mbtbeilul in mel.
der iih Sic Waitinerie befiu0et.
Ter leeve @aaen utcst - Eonnen
mo Ioan etne 0dit pen mehr alB
sehn Eonuen irlaen Gle bsIOsn
@uroitoper. mel4e ibn ouf 0er
Sdime inn @lgihaeuidls baltcu. h0.
ben orei S.,6 iedlS 3oa im DurA.
mciler picaen 3Niauuneu iie Eou.
ncr ana mahen 5000 llm0rebunQen
in Ser 91iB5.e Sin N~eiroleammo.
tor ami Gem &assu ielbit er3cra. Sic
elefiriid'e Graii weIdc oie @urcito.
rem orsht lw0 Sic fSabrraSer tretbt.
Eer @aseu lalit parwlriS un0 rad.
iu1gts lno ni1m, aje l5'arie 0liroe
pou IS A1eilt 0reisbiealna NIT ser
RrcEiea NCaarQlcit mas cinem g..
ig~ubdhHna3er cai Gcppclitleusa
m3t nclIh mare. @rennan III
leib9i pan Ger WWudbenoeM @e0ei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05

Ne2rdstd. ~ Sm iifooftlIheu
Rebrasia tobte am (. Sonntdg eiu
@raupelIturm. ME sr 6tfiissr felt Sab
rsH port nitt erlsbt rurce. uno per
uriadis bsoeutsnne Observation-Disclosures.
gloh0en Il ieinsn @ameraben, ben
%15iabrigfu 6arrD 9ong. auf einem
5%agoausIluQs nahs Sho Omaha
3ufdlia 0Hgsihofen fdits. tooiste Ser
l6 Sdbr' ate Weslep Me8rioe ran
iit Sdmer3sn iid @inoeneen poridbe
TIC. -um sinen guisn Sob su MAIDEN,
Micsm er ibm in Edltam 8luts 2 tus
ee'a in BEN 8opf faoB CD. Dduu
hep FER bsiiialiide 8srl Die 9eihe rus
ta ieetn uno giHa no@ bauie, 100 sr
etH @osfan IN alsr gemiit6sru1e CT.
3ablie. 9ermutblid in 9silesges
Horlssii brodie in 8satriee 6rs0
2. 8obiRion f.h ielbit un0 isiner
6rdu tobtlihe SduBmunosn Bet.
Nofbiustoa. 5otilnt5en
psa Woo.iedi,dfts baden qrobenSnas
ZEN dnasrihist nno 6coroh,n Bic Pm
ft6luHssn AMI bunbsris pon Meilsa an
psat 6lufe uno fsinsn 9sbsniliFea
enalaus. - 9ei t.tsr 3ussHtgIsiirE9
ouf Der Rortbsrn 4acilic nabe Climb
prtosn 3 3usbeoienItgls gstooiei, 2
arcers t0oslia DerlsBt.
Oregon. gsim Rettsn bon
@aFaeiersR oss Dompfers v@rgo'. Der
Sci StiIamoof i%tranosts. isatsrte
Gin Boot, uno cine 7rdu. 2 M6o6eH
uno Elm WiteIie0 Der Retiungsmaan
iaafi s%rirantsu.
GaTifornid.- Bel sinsr Gc0is
ion spilheu ibrem 4uiomobii uno Il.
aer mGlectriihen4 mur0en no6s Sos
9Hgeles Der @run0siaent5nms
sgsnt Wic. 5o5o6s uno 4 Rinctr ouf
bsr SieIs estSoiet uno 1rau Sacobs
ar0 fbr 2 WoNat1 oltes gabp idIu
UerltBt. Sin StraBeababniudssn. nhs
pslh,m be 2sitsn un0 bic 8erlsbiea
nan Der eta0. aebgaat iuurosu. Colis
0irie bort odHn audi nod NIT elmer an.
5sren Gar, nobel s peitsrs Qerionen
Osrlett mnrotu.
gotor0oe. ~ @ei einem 7feuer
il Der gclipis Gribe BEL Wonard
l1urSen 3 8rubsnarbeiter pom Roua
sibsgnauRi uno srititisn. = 100000
Shaoen rihtsie Gin Isasr i'm @ebauoe
Der Grfsn RaiiDnalbant in 6 ofora
30 Spriugs on.
Ran as. - Der Shauplob zines
Mitiolti6en Niaroes. nar cine tiHiame
2dnoitra6s norolih ron FrpHte
sat. Die Cpier Tpo bic Sbtltute u.
Sort uno ibr p id6risss S0bndsu.
&uesnidsinli6 uar Gin 9lnsriff duf
Gsan Bort 9enotf uno ihr @aite bsi
~ @sytbsioisuua seiootst porosa,
pcsauf oer Woyotr aUh benz iIsinsa
Ninodeen slne &uasl in oeu Ropf lGgie.
a'gH iadi NIT ShnsibburDsn nab
osm Sbsdal.
0tlahpma.- BUR tHapp sinem
SrnHssyitat eut5HQ In NeMItts
Tier Elm yl;0sr. Der sinsn @nsriif aui
SIC iSfsH ots 4ohlenarGbers Schn
&,pa asriibt bate. or besannie fh
halois uHo murat sa 3udtbans auf
SsbsnsSeit Uegugihtili.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05
W-sn.ms estAs-..aa

iln3 '.iges GriiRAunl aaersNt1t.
Aaf es ea tasuileu 91aH fsuu ie..
Her St osg Sla reagem.
men ittt HIP Ha'sr ufi tpcre hre,.
liiifii ittgfr as st, aaf ass isSiaga
t.sa, rtt sa otrlea III.
ali Ger Ne.treg Isl 81 @reasc Ser
20 Htla liti HH,sr 8.iNittuaame
aa' @eega,s esseit8 erse at NAB.
gsnA p. t,aftsalls @laa eng
t i.a' ysn nHnAsri aNey nis,r
s.e..fn ae. S.nes ls.a.:t Ger
SsaH'tyose sur Stltsurl
oef ie4lai@agyctt w3go asp.aat
Sts Srfuotr is - Saers 81, a~5
NrlarNFg nQn @sEar. sem w4,.
EB@ss &ease &c, Ct Gsg,segz i4sa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05

fr1BCr 0uID uriihOaug 3es reuer-
barren EorpeOos beoabrt, Der auf
oemielbeH Brin3ip berubt mie ieinc
r3rsiie5obn- Eno fir ben er i'm
Sabre 1887 CON Der Reaierung
@roBbritanuiens Bic SuHnle BON
S550.000 erbieIt. Oil 9ufinit iei-
ner neuen mo ieoenfans bobnbre-
den0en GrfiHounq miro gum groBen
9beiIe BON ben Stherbeitsoorrihtun-
gen abbdugen. melde 6ieielbe be.
otngt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05
gsItssDsatsnNs crfiHDnns.
Gssunan anb isint cat stm errslp bE REst
lrbrreeuns o;rrasnbs 1a9H.

Gin aeifel nit fodwnopm moiier
COB Sames @ott anIob sur Grim
burg Der 9amPmaidine. Gin foL
Ieuoer APPEL ent9iiate Siaac gAetpbn
as geiee Der Sdspere. Gin iid Ore.
5170er areiieI, oas Spid5eng Der
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05

Seating Co." brad Elm gsfdbrIites
Jslsr aus. bag Die game AnIoss nit
Ger Foruns bsnrobts nno eiHen Sdds
ben pot ca. 5000 an Gsbauce uno
Snbdli dnrihtste.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05
elelmarsk.
gsiI,paulse srarfY.

edagius. RI slaFAtr secs. Karl Ns9er. r.
tTtfgl. S S15 ass Erl-lra ena-S2a.
trtf ~C-tNst 1tr1fi4tl SIS
AirNpigh- Griatr leoS; Aarii sefis -
Hftrrf sfgcrS tsi1 at N4eiffE < l5-B go.
SEEKERS $50 she. nlhR 9e2 "a aanf
lRrt 2ro-e7 -. Eufftra AN-3+6. Etcrsts.
iaa-a7s; 2ti2htr. 20oc-ce &c. ffs~
& Hn q Sz
staf, - aria5r TOO. w1-n ueze. -
etas 2HoA.A8. 2@mzsr. AT-1-5.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05

UkFtuna 20. NN. ~ Siaastra - Nrfuss
C. COS peetas l21-atk, 1sgcs re.f Nf
Eetifru Efetta @trffus
rrt fftfetE RIU@ tttcs urt &SffErf
8 tt-r 65. aioft. -5@>.5a
eaWr,se. Aa.utg .st1te @
staf2tc. 7s5s& fCvfrz N S..
6a4 sA. 1885 aQo5 Bail
saei aHf1ss 2ip8o. 27s-5aas San.
nt tl
et&rnIN 81. Msc Siuozits - sft
ztetf -1t Giafcr3 arc f.tat $40
sass ems eEtE& 5E
Et{Briur. = Gng-E
eAnf $500 N-r1agr a1-7 So
Nanf ek&tfa sU 4~fnsr.ce ~
See Ftterf AIS = Hee Ets cegt
t9 2 EtasftS ana Ece-krA A41-M
eerrnt - HlI F4-- J.
EnaF. - At2-4&s &EEEe-1Z
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05
Rro6nFfenmdrttr.

gpbufn.-210-2f5 per eu. fin ausoepdbue
pou9iattlelfe Ndhlcs. WiffeiniaBige su 2Ou-
COS. geS atouep. e~r!cisHe. 2.4O-2.5o. nfe.
6rife Srahe. l-65-i. 70. brauHe i1fpe0sfhe er.
eimr. California. per 100 &iuao. 8.75-5.o0
0icreniundls. gtlt Eudlitdt. Der 9fifnh
% 3oc; oEniIes, Z5-27c per 8fnro.
eneusi5sHmebl. ~ Glotieri pei 100 gfuuS.
ertisn. 2.Os-2fo, asine grbler q
2 100; sEayaipfnf. 225--235 per ssnfbcf eefsnf,
ierc grbie1. 675 6s5; Der 2f0 IfunS. Gin,
5elnt Sade 0Jul Store. 25e per 8uibel nelidsr
SEA. Ltmstt1, ciisgepa3it am geieife 81
14.oo-f42b, 10. Z. IL 50-13.s5. 80. 2. Il IA
/ Erairie 11.5o-f2oU, 90. Z. e0o@a ~.
eaisssn'iH N2atl3. 700-75O: 4aaben. $50.
etrub. acesen = Der Tonne. s.Oo-sso.
6dier Der GonHe. 6.0O-8b0.
9anir. - 9urco &c. / trinfmeo 13-f3he.
ioh-1ic. 20. 2 So 9ik-i0e; eaIbsfsie' ~
G bette 1e-fe3e; go. 2 3D.. IBA-I7cs
Bells. 2L 2ec ret Eiuuo iur ab0efhrtfeu gfs.
irag BON @rlle a1 ieoem 9els.
epRia. 1000 esahtH. a~ls9euIhfier bis
funcp. in isVlnio SeifieneH, per 8fins. ioeiser
ennflcr. ta-l4c: alter eonia. 10-fsc. ausss.
@laris.3rdst. = 5anco. pergfuus. f5-f7e
Miagie-znsar. r Eet sallone. 9ce-sf.00.
7.75 500. aens. $500.
3l1he Brlic. 8nccOon. GcoBe. 5000: mitb
Ierf. $50. NciTe 81 .GQ. 80. .. 800. On q
acc; 20. a. i0c; Winf. no. 4. groee. 5000.
miiiirte s. GO; iieinc $3.50: 80. 2 $3.50; 80.
3. 81 co.. re. :. 25c; licieI Slbs. 10. I. arobt
$500 nc. 3sSf.oG: SC. 4 25c: &iber. 30. l.
erohc. $500. r~tisiiert. $500; fleine. $500; 30.
?. $500: 90. 8. 2.S9- DO. 4 81 90. litter go.
I. asa5e. $1,000 uiiileye $500; nciHe. $40
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05
SHtsrr, Sir NIB safe.
Milramtes pserTs.

euftsr. - sfulnhr f0.s26 9fS. Ngarff feR-
ertgas 12hc, firlts, 2s-SoSi GsfoueA. GO
Az 9ienoeaft0. 2b- 2Tc: TART sancn Peg.
eiles 25-2ic. @d1iIg. 2i-22c; 0reaie. 81
{ ice.
saif. - guiaeg s.sas 9funs. war,i fsft
Saii Srears. 1o--iGe, qriS. 1f-tHcs 9i-abnr.
lgr f0@f6tlrs Enfrftatr. f2-iTtA-
0ifr. ~ Wuft3r A. aiiier. DilrIt frEiii.
ra.lae Nief- la-4ot. satnaha ft-iae
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05

aHuben, brahte
2Ouis Brennan
auf Die Soee,
ipeld)e oas Gi.
eHbabnipitelH
Der Belt urn5u.
iDun0eln Der.
ipridt. Gs ban
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-13

To furnish and install one $50 volt
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-13


Just a notice. We are unpacking
today steamer trunks dogs knicker-
booker pants, winter underwear and
a line OF fine neckwear. The EmpOr-
inn.
w. A. Pickard's Hand-painted China
at the Golden JeWelry Company.
Our new line of heating and cook
stoves is complete, call ana look at
them. Meyers Mercantile Co. Phone
IL.
The only tamale in Carson City IS
that made at Matt Farreirs, phone
and he will deliver them at your
home.
Faust beer at Dick Bright's, the
best II town.
New goods, lots of them .ebing UNI
packed at +. w. Days today.
Try those chocolate eclaires at KEEL
~ and Lindsay's.
W. A. Pickard's Hand-painted China
at the Golden Jewelry Company.
Quitting tor prospecting parties.
mining equipment and travellers is
a specially at the Meyers Mercan-
tile G
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-13
ANNUAL BELL FLOWER DANCE

The Women of Woodcraft are CIV,
ing up u lot OF their time preparing
for their annual hop, the Bell Flow
OF Dance to be given at the Armory
Friday evening, October -, A big
supper. two prizes and u lot of fun
Gsrc guaranteed. Tickets are 81. Eag'
L. Band will play. I'd
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-13
TALKED TOO MUCH

Charles Crane. appointed minister
to China could not resist the tempta-
ton to be interviewed and to tell all
he knows about everything. The sec
rotary Of State "resigncd' him after
calling him off the steamer two hours
before e was to sail for China.