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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26

Nothing gives quicker relief to a
burn than a poultice of scraped raw
potato.
Sugar Is said to contain 25 per cent.
more nourishment than anything else
that can be purchased in the way OF
food except wheat fioE and corn.
The pumice stone has been found
valuable IN the removal OF snperfuous
hair from the face or arms, bat II
should be used only after the parts
have been moistened with peroxide OF
hydrogen and ammonia. then gently
rubbed with the soared pumice. Rub
the punaice over cake of pure cas-
tile soap before starting the work
This keeps the hair on. yet is no as
surance II viii rot grow, for IL is al.
most impossible to xiii hair roots.
even with electricity. the best-known
means. which Is not always reliable
and is extremely painful.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
SEYEH

The embroidery worked ali around.
while others have only the eyelet edge
and the embroidery IN one corner
These range from 75 cents to $3.50.
according to the size and the amount
of hand work used.
Less new but nevertheless popular
are the white linen with swiss ones
hand embroidered and hemstitched.
Some of these patterns are small,
such as a small wreath. while others
are worked in half dozen stitches in
the finest OF hand made Inca.
Lace on handkerchiefs is far less
popular than on many other things.
An exception is the fine, simple Amer
lean lace used to trim some Of the
finest ones.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
Bound Shoulders.

Round shoulders are easily cured in
young people You must make a radi-
cal change in your sleeping position.
IN fact. you should really learn to
sleep without any pillow at all Dur
ing every moment of the day bear
your infirmity in mind. stand straight
and look up, not down. Look people in
the eyes as you walk. Acquire the
habit OF holding the head up. Walking
about your room for half an hour each
day with book balanced on your head
will help you TO stand straight.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
Eleven EGGS Enough for SETTING.

In setting hens early. when the
nights are cold. it is a big mistake to
give too large clutch OF eggs. In
fact, Ii win pay. no matter what sea
son Of the year the hen is set. says
the Rural World. TO never give her
more than eleven eggs at a time. II
viii be easier for her to handle them.
and she can give them better watmrh.
BY starting two hens with eleven eggs
each. they can be tested on the sixth
day. aud the fertile eggs given to the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
A strange Home for Sees.

world. says the Christian Herald. one
or these, that representing a villa. is
shown in the picture Other hives are
in the form Of a castle, a sentry. an
inn, a windmill. a lion. a bear. and an
elephant. The villa. In particular
which the owner calls Honey villa. 8"
is built with the greatest care. and
can boast such signs OF human habi-
tation as window-curtains. Two and
sometimes three swarms OF bees live
in IT,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
Trials Of Society Man in Colorado.

AL Morgan had 20 walk about a mile
and half last Saturday night He
was on his way to the Strassburg
dance with a four-horse load OF young
people when be ran into fence post
that dislocated wheel and broke the
tongue out OF his wagon. They I'm
ished the trip on foot and had a good
time al the dance A. TerWiliinger took
wagon up from Byers Sunday morn
ing for Mir. Morgan TO deliver his cali
co back where he got them Deer
Trail News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
To Clean Silver Quickly

Place two quarts Of potato Feelings
and one quart Of water in an iron fry
ing pan or spider. cover and boil ten
minutes; then drop in as many silver
spoons. knives and forks as the water
will cover; continue the boiling and in
less than ten minutes they will look
like new. Remove the silver. wash in
usual manner. rubbing well with dry.
soft towel.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
Scrambled Eaas and CLANS.

Rinse and drain two dozen good
sized CLANS and chop them fine. Beat
together three eggs, add 70 them three
tablespoonfuls OF clam juice. Heat
one tablespoonful OF butter in a frying
pan, turn In the clans and shake and
turn occasionally until nice and brown
Pour in the eggs, add seasoning TO
taste and stir until the mixture is a
soft scramble, then pour over hot but
tered toast
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26

Take one-half pound American
cheese and small can red peppers.
"Pimentos MOrrones." Put cheese
peppers through meat grinder. Then
add enough mayonnaise dressing so il
will be thin enough 10 spread. Cut
thin slices of bread, butter. and use
filling as ss-ssA.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
Operate Incubator seIentIfeaIIy.

II is not necessary to operate an
incubator this way or that way, Just
because someone says that is the
right way; but handle IL In the way
that gets the best results. The whole
thing is stiIl in the experimental sage.
but good work is being done by scien-
tifsc methods. and we hope some time
TO get the perfect incubator.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
Zoo Surprises.

Required: Half a pound of sausage
meat. three eggs. egg and bread
crumbss. deep frying fat. chopped pars-
ley. and made mustard.
Boil the eggs hard and remove the
shells. Divide the sausage meat into
six portions. add chopped parsley to
each and some made mustard. and roll
each one out separately in -four Then
roll half an egg in each.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
TRAP NEST FROM ORANGE BOX
Useful contrivSnee for Breeders Who
Desire 20 Secure Ger
tain Eggs.

The accompanying Illustration rep
resents a trap nest constructed by the
students in the poultry course at the
Pennsylvania STATE callege.
II is made out Of an orange box.
The picture shows the top removed
so that the construction may be more
easily understood. All that is re-
Quired TO make these trap nests is a
frame and tilt as shown in the figure.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
Will Appear on Page 2 Next Week.

one hen. when the other can be reset
II desired. Later on in the season.
when the weather grows more mild
IL is a good idea TO start three hens
at a time. and hon test out the in
fertile eggs. div ding the good ones
among the two he's and resetfing
the third
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26

That young Teller amt long for
this world opined Pizen Pete.
He looks healthy enough"
He is. But he wants 20 play the
bad man. and nature never intended
him fer the part"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26

What do you think your boy will
be when he grows up?"
well. judging from his present ap-
petite, / should say that nothing short
OF the presidency OF the United States
will satisfy him"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
In 1915.

Mrs. De Crimp (day after election)
did you get the new hatG
Mrs. Poll Worker-My husband
gave me five dollars yesterday for. my
Life.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
One of Them

Who are you?" asked the tropical
bird. stepping up to the new conner.
I'm the ultimate consumer" an
swered the English sparrow. looking
sharply around for kitchen refuse.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
Well Informed

The Stranger-Do the people who
live across the road from you, 'Rastus.
keep chickens?
'Rastus-Dey keeps some of EN-.
sah-Christian Advocate.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26

Grandpa e. Would Earle like TO
come into The garden and play circus
with grandpa
Ear!ie-Well-cr-Im rather busy
just now, grandpa. Couldn't you 90
and play by YOURSELF
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26

with a
daintily prepared
salad. and even
then a frequent
repetition b e .
comes IN ono { .
onouS, and the
time comes when
the bone Is so
much in evidence
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
A HOUSE BUILT FOR BEES.
Schoolmaster In German Villaoe
Makes Most Remarkable Bee
hives in World.

In the garden Of q schoolmaster who
lives in a little German town stand
the most remarkable beehives Ia the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
Punishment Ernnnh

The alligator swallowed him
An did they kill the gator?"
No; they thought that swallerin'
him was punishment enough"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26
FROM COLD MUTTON
MANY EXCELLENT DISHES MAY
BE PREPARED.
Mistake That Is Too Frequently Made
IN Cooking Hash-Grilled or Dew
He'd II May Suit Tastes
Ct Many.

Very few people enjoy cold NUT.
ton unless IL is served during hot
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26

i think the millinery designers
must have been hard up when they de-
yisee al those apple and peach and
grape trimmings"
That was r."
What wase"
The trimmings we're tie fruit OF
desperation I"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

politiiden areiien brebte li6 beute
oas @eiprdh ausi6lieblid nm Die
&irtungen Der Hebe bcs Srn. Bal
four III Birmingham 81 @uniteu Der
Snrif : u eorm. Wnn lit alls
9emeir Der Inii6t. bnb bieie IN Ser
binblul9 nit Dem 9ricfe SpIepb Gbama
bcrlains iiber benielben Wcgcnitanb,
Der bel Der 8eriammlung CUR @ers
lsiilng fam, Die cabbage auf ben
Yunft elmer Strife 9c6ra6t babe. Wan
fragte ii6 niGt mebr Oh, ionoern
mann cine nl9cmcine @dbl gebalten
lperben ioac. 3n etipa brci Wo6cn
.iuirb bic Sinnn5z Dill i'm Inter-
bnus bur6beriten iein uuo Johann
ans Cherbnus geianOt lperoen. Sn>
nerbnlb ciler @o1e BON port an pirb
bic &er0ifentlidun9 Der Gnti6eibung
Der Sorbs ermdrtet. Die Grtrcmiitcn
allcr Iarteien gebcu lid Der &uitnuua
FIN, bic Serbs werben bic Sill init
Stnmpi nnn Stiel permcrfeu, naeim
Die Waiie Der semafigtcn Glemcnte
uiiniht fetn 10 oraitiidcS G~prgeben.
60hit ip1brlheinli6 lit. bah bas
Cbcrbaus Die Bill auf Sen Gid legcn
unb Dem llnterbau5 cine Heiolution
3Ifommen lallen ipcrbe. babinlautenb
Die Iorihldgc be3il9lid) pes Budgets
in Der Sia icien 10 repoIutiundr i'm
Srin3ip unb IN Der Ibii6t, BAH Die
EdrS nit ibrcr 3uitimmuua 10 lanac
narten lucrccn, Bis bic Gniid)t hes
@plfes feitseitellt woraea iei. Man
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

~berglaibcn pirb es immer
m seben, 10 Iange bic 8elt itebt;
ipenn er a6er epiDemiIb miro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

Sic 9cibeni6aften iinb in Scr 9ries
dilden Grmce burd feline @prte ober
Y%rtsyramme. benen fem Weni6 in
@rie6enlonb @laubcn ihenft, 8urilds
3updmmeu. Die @elunbutg bes arie
hiiben Bottles iuirb piel 3eit IN Nns
ipr,td ncbmcu. Iber elm @erpitter
ideint rnpcrmcibli6. WepiB per.s
mag bds lrciterc repolutiondre Sor>
geben Der Irnce crnitc GonfIitte III
ben GuBeren S~e5iebungen bes SanpeS
berbei5uiiibren, abcr Die sgriediifcu
Cfii8icrc, bcren grbitterun9 ge9cn Die
- hutmdhte" niht aering 1T, ipcrs
oen lid fnum burd dbnlibc @eecntcn
in ibren fpeiteren Yldnen itoreit %lailen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

bdlt CO fir unnogli6, bdB Die 9tegiez
rung periuhen iperbe elmer dilf bieie
8eiie erreidten @ntidciDun9 aus5uz
ipeiden. Ser friiberu Ieuberune
Deg 9remiers Isquttb Die Serausfors
oernng Der Serbs nn3nnebmen bat lid
nun duh Serr @labitpne in elmer dbn@
lid lautenben @rfldrung nitgei6lolien.
Gr erflirte, bic Geaicrnns piirbe int
Sale elmer Seriperfnng nnmittelbar
nm Die WaBlerfdaft apyeaicren uuS
5iuar nidt tnr tn Safcn nes gaifseit
Budgets, iunocrn audi be5iisiih Jrei-
banbcls nnb elmer IcuSermns IN Der
Contribution bcs Sberbanics.
Die Sinan5>9 Bill ipirb cttpd oru 81.
Sftobcr an bas 9aus Der 2orbS ges
ianbt perben. Sn3nilhcn bat Der
pplitiide Selb5ug Die 9imcitiioncn
cirter nIlgemcinen @ablz Gampa9ne
angenommen. Dit 400 iieilen Gan@
bibaten iinb heibe &arteien boil Gus
perIi6t. beipnbers erfllreu lid bic
Gonierpatipcn als po6lgerilitet. Snt
Sale bas Saus Der CORDS Oas Subeet
pcrpcrfcn iolte. 10 lit es hIdlit lpnbr~
ldeinlih. Dab Die 2ibernlen in 6ciben
Srnscn, ioiuphl be5iisIid Ser %efcrm
beS Sberbnuics ais allb in Der
gIbectzS rage DEN Sieg baoon trngen
mcrben. Sic flueen ~conierbdtioen
Glemente iinb /Darum geneigt Den
Slan &alfour's fir Den &ablfampf Su
nroptiren unb Die Cart Hcform gcgen
hcn So5ialismus nnf3uipielen unb Die
Srngc elmer Teform bes SbcrbauIes
in Den 9intcrgrunb 5u i~tcllen.
@ilbe S5eneu boben lid, frie be-
riftet iuirb, in Dem @efdngnilie IN
Birmingham infolee Der 8tpaneSs
~ipeiien Ndbrung nit Der Wagenpumpc
inter Den am gBltrife beiinbliAen
Guffra9etten nbgeipielt. Die Sraucn
niOericbten iib Der Yro5cbur, inbenl
lie Die Seniter 5eriGluscn unb Die
@drterinncn angriffem 10 baB iie
idlicBli1 in 5anbfeiicln 9elegt unb in
@inSclhnft 9ebrdft nurben. Die
Siibrerinncn Der Sufira9ctten erflds
rcf Die spansSipeiIe Siltterung ais
rngeieBli9 ittD breben nit rc6tli6em
@orgcben 9egen bic @eidn9nibdr5te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

aeitnttcrl in Der &Gbc icines Ypitens
5i rau6en. Gin Sffi5ier nGberfe ii4
ibnt NIT breHncnber Gi9arre. ~iporaiif
Sdt ibm filbn entgegentrat nnb ibnt
befabl, lie d%lls5uloi6en. 8iSerpillis
mari Der SffiSier ieine Giearre fort.
dber foum hattie er ben Hiiden ses
lpanot ais Yat lie aufbob unb ii9
til III iein, S6ilSerbdns suriid5o9.
Der Offi6icr. Der ii6 5ufdaig nni'
bltdte, bemerfte, ipie benz Shiioers
bans cine lieblihc Naiihmolfc eilts
itromte. Gpfort %iteIlte er Yat our
Hebe, ipic er ipGbrcuo oes. Sieujtes
rnlld)en fonne. .9tduden. Serr 9eittz
nnnt? SD battle lie mir in 9ranb.
Inn lie Dem ~llltcroffi5ier 3cigen an
tonnen. menu er fomnt. ais 9eneiss
ltild scgeu Sic"
-f-+-%-
adtun9 unb Gbre erIanst man
Saburd), baB man iie 8erins i6ast.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
OlS GnelanS Regime Int
GsiaRr.
Slb Gnslnnb ant Sheibcuese. -
Sem bcrrf6enbcn liberalen Gegime
brpbt cine Weberlase. - Budget
NIB Enriirciprm. - Hpdmals bic
S%uffrasctten.
2onbon, gpbe Sept. 100.

2pnbpr, g1oe Sept. 100.
s9as Budget, adj Das Budget,
madt Sorsen pbue Guo'l" 60 t0nz
nen ale cngliiden 8olfsncrtreter
insgeIdn,mt ~nuarnien. 9oh INNER
9ub9et uno tcin Snpe heSielben IN
Siht. 60 ipurbe iiin9it elm amcnoes
ment beautragt, nm Die poreeie9ene
Sur. Grb5bnns fir seiitisc @ctrdnfc
b%erab5mietcn. 9ieier Antrag fano
nomentli9 bon Seite Der Srcn lparme
llnteritiieung. Die in Der Grbpbung Der
Care auf Spirih,oicn cine llngereds
tigfeit gcgen Srlanb unb Die Secins
trGhtisnnS elmer ieiner beoeutenoen
Snouitrien crblidten.
@uf 4utra0 bes Gnn5lcrS bes Or
dcoucr ipurpc S6luB Der Debate nit
elmer RajoritGt bon MIR II Stimmcn
beihlpIen. Wit Is Stinlmcu Nebrs
belt ipirbe bas ENHANCEMENT unters
briidt.
Su parIameutartidleu uuo aupcru
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

Sbnntadt bes sriehifdcn a6niss
bamies. - Die 3uitdnne i'm 2anbe
9aS sriehiide Seer. - Sir.
fiidJe Scke. - Snlgarcn nnh Gric.
den. - Gin @ewitter nnper=
meiolid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
3sramsscRslicm.

Gin iriiher SoiSnt. Der Soften
itarrb, bate Den Seiebl, teinem gu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-15
KISAKATA MARU
MAKES SLOW TRIP

The Japanese tramp steamer Kisa'
kata Maru No. 2. Captain Y. Mochi, ar.
rived yesterday from Yokohama, after
passage Of twenty-five days. The
steamer had been expected for the
last ten days. She is at the Channel
wharf, where she Is discharging 1900
tons of sulphur and 100 tons of rice.
The steamer is narrow and her ton
mage but $500 tons. She was built N
England about eighteen years ago and
was used as a collier during the Russo
Japan war. She Is owned by Y. va
mashita.
Captain Mochi Is well known here
lie visited this port about ten years
ago in the Togo Maru bringing immi
grants to the islands. He also came
here again in the Mango Maru, which
brought immigrants and general cargo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-15
POLICE COURT JOTTINGS

There were no less than Rfty-six
this morning. Out Of this large mum.
Der thirty.siX were gambling cases.
One bunch of twelve alleged gamb,
lers was dismissed from custody, the
Chlnaman who was running the game
being held to appear tomorrow, under
bond of $lUO.
Another contingent of woOers of
chance were hit To the tun Of SIS each.
Still third lot got off lighter, with a
Eve PUNK dIg.up.
Pat DOnOvan-Shades Of Erin.-
who had taken considerably more OF
the "crelthu" than was wise, was
despatched post haste to a place where
stills do not exist At the expiration
of one moon the libulous one will re.
turn To town with Il thirst that should
be enviable.
Messrs. Warmer and Reams, who
also seem to have had a wet Sunday,
were down on the i.watcr.wagon
charge, Warrle coughcd up the price
~ ~ peers, ana is probably now won
derlRg what It is all about. Reams
failed to put in an appearance, and his
bail of SO was forfeited.
Five small boys who are more par.
tial to the delights Of "7.ll" than thoy
are to Sunday school, were treated as
Juveniles Harry Male. who Is about
II years Of age, told the Judge that he
was only looking on, Judge Andrade
gave him some good advice and al
lowed the kid to depart. Harry, how.
ever has TO report once week to Mr..
| Rider, one Of the probation officers.
The remaining quartet-most of
them In tears-were held till their
parents could be looked up, the Judge
| remarking that very little interest was
evidently taken In the lads by those
responsible for their bringing up.
Two or three cases were remanded
until tomorrow morning, including Sam
Hall, charged with yagrancy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-15
HIS GOAT Will BE
LINFLORAL PARADE
Small Youngster Enters
Humble Steed For
Prize

please, mister, is there where you
ask about the Floral Parade?" was
the question put to Will J. Cooper
Saturday afternoon. The six-foot
publicity man of the Promotion Com
mittee looked down, and there he saw
"A chubby little youngster whose head
hardly showed above the counter top.
Cooper gravely informed his intcgrOg-
ator that he had come to the right
place.
well, | want to enter my goat"
For once Cooper was stumped. A
reference To his list showed an auto
mobile committee, n carriage commit
tee, a bicycle committee, an equestri-
an committee, and several other COM
mittees, but nowhere could he find
any reference to u goat committee.
Director Petrie happened to be IN
the PrOOmtion Committees rooms AT
the time, and TO him Cooper turned in
his perpleXity. Petrie has had some
Experience with goats in Shriner pa
rades, hut he insisted that he coult
oner no suggestions regarding the dii
position of such animals in Flora
Parade. The proud owner of thu
horned steed was very much in earn
cs', however, and the more Petri'
thought It over the more certain Ii,
became that that very goat was need
cd to make things a success.
The nearest committee chairman
happened to be Manuel Peters, witt
has charge of the bicycle section
Knowing him to be n man of resourc
es, petrie referred the youngster &
him, and the little fellow went ava,
happy and smiling.
Peters fell in with the plan at once
and not only made arrangements (
provide goat section. but started 1
dig up prize. That started the bal
Trolling and 1t Is now certain that a
least two "go-lts" will march solemn
~ in the Parade. II their youthful
owners can make them travel alon
the designated path.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-15

Sales-Detwccn Boards: 80 Pioneer,
$3.50; 10 Kckaha, $3.50. Session: 80
Kekaha, $50: 10 Pioneer. $3.50: 81
Olaa, s512h; Is Olaa, S512d; 20
Paauhau, s2i.25; 25 Paauhau, s2l.25;
S Eva, s27.50: 80 McBrydc, $2.G2h:
20 Olaa, s5.l2k.
Dividends-Feb. Is. 1903: Hawaiian
Sugar Co., " per cent; Oahu Sugar
Co.. . per cent; o. II. n l. Co, q per
cent; Pepeekeo, / per cent: Walalua,
" per cent.
Latest sugar quotation 1851 cents OF
$72.20 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-15
WANTS
FOR SALE.

Largest stock in the South Sea ISL
mds of Samoan. Tongan, Fiilan,
and Solomon Island Curios, mats,
fans, tapa, shells, etc. For partic-
ulars address Box 90, Kohala, Ha-
wall, 4235-6t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-15

Mrs. GlennadeaEe Faulkner Steph-
ems, wife of Los Angeles attorney,
comes to San Francisco to stralghten
out domestic troubles. claiming her
husband was sent away by parents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-15
ALDEN BESSE HERE
FROM San PEDRO
Sturdy Old Craft Brings
/. Fisrt Los Angeles
Cargo

The American bark Alden Bcsse,
which made this port yesterday, after
a voyage of twenty.four days. brought
a cargo of brick and general morchis,.
disc from. Los Angeles. After she has
discharged her cargo she expects 10
take away from here island products,
including pincapples aud sugar.
Among the passengers who came
down In her were G. II. Thompson and
Mr.. Waddingham. Waddingham is one
of the owners of the bark Mr.. Thomp.
son has already made arrangements
for shipment of canned plneapples
when the bark Is ready 10 leave this
port, The Mohcan will probably go
to Iiilo, before sailing direct to San
Pedro.
Captain Denny Of the Mohican Is an
old.timer In the island business.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-15

The following vessels were enrolled
at the San Francisco Custom-house
on December II: Steamer Olympic,
JGrgen Hansen, master; steamer Car
10 John Roberts, master; ship Star
Of Scotland, Il. o. Chapman, master;
steamer Cleaner n. J. Cornwell,
master; steamer Majestic. Andrew
Anderson, master. The steamer Lans-
ing, Charles Alberts, master, was
registered
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
LOCAL LUMeER QUOTATIONS

Pine IN the rough, $1T19. according to
size: rough uppers. sSO9s5; worked uppers,
Idooring). s2Og 81: rustic. $25QS5; ceiling
taooring), 5000 40; laths, 1915 carload lots;
clear o. p finished. $50. Redwood in the
rongh. S2o@ 80; surface and rough clear,
s40m45; rustic and siding stock patterns.
sso@45; T. & G. and q. b. stock s20Q45
shingles, $2.25@2.S0i shakes, sl5@22,50
Mill prlces-Slzing one edge 81; sizing one
edge and surfacng one side, $3.50; surfacng
one to four sides. $2@4 resawing one cut
IS; ripping. l. 1A. 2-inch stock. $3.50 a
thousand lineal feet
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09

wheat No. 200 lbs.), s2a5; do 600 ID.
sacls), s2.4O; corn, 100 lbs,' sl.so; cracked
rolled barley 100 lbs, $3.50; oil cake mea
ioo lbs, 81 So; shorts. 100 lbs, N.96; heavy
bran. 100 lbs. s1.7oi Kaffir corn. 100 lbs. 81;
white oats, 100 lbs. 3S2S; seed rye 100 lbs.
ROO
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09

VALENcIAS-Yankee Doodle, s1.20; Clown,
S2.15; Boston, 50 30; Plymouth Rock, s2.10.
SWEETS-Champlon Ch $1.G5; Golden Or
chard, $3.50 ST MICHAELS-Clown, s2.2
TLOODS-Yankee Doodle. s1S0 BUDDED--
Yankee Doodle 81 15 GRAPEFRUIT-Cham
plon. $2.15. HALVES--$ $780, LEMONS-Pet,
81. 15; Greyhound. 81 35
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, July 7-Delayed wire Of
Wednesday-Two cars navels, 8 seedlings, 4
St Michaes, s Valencias, l sweets, mixed
and / grapefruit sold.
NAVELS