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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-17

good form, and held their opponents
down, very nicely. Comes pitched for
the Makawaos, while the two Krugers
of the Stars each took their turn at
twirling. The Morning. Stars first
changed men all about the field, but
when they saw that something had to
be done or. the game would be lost,
they quickly formed their regular line
up. and did not allow the Makawaos to
make any more runs. The score by
innings was. as follows:
12&4,56 789,
Makawao ............22 OO1O4O 0-5
Morning StaTs.......0 0 3 Q / ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-17

Slight Injuries often disable a man
and cause several days loss of time
and when blood poison develops some
times result n the loss of a hand or
limb. Chamberlain Pain Balm is
an antiseptic liniment. When applied
to cuts, bruises and burns it causes
them to heal quickly and without ma
turation and prevents any danger of
blood poison. For sale by all dealers,
Benson, Smith & Co, agents for Ha-
wall.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-17
A NOVEL EIGHT.

Frank Nichols late trainer to Tim
Murphy has been matched in a ten
round bout on points with slim Rob
in son" of the flagship New York, in
the coming boxing carnival now be-
ing arranged for by Paddy Ryan.
Both men will go into active training
at once, Robinson win be handled by
Tim Murphy, the trainer of the Hea-
lani Yacht & Boat Tub. Many novel
ties are promised and a popular con-
test amongst man 20 warsmen, entitled
Battle ROYAL with gloves will be
given.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-17
RAILROAD MAN MOVING.

d. E. Metzger who has been connect
ed with the cashiers department of the
Oahu Railway and Land Company left
on the steamer Kinau today to ac-
cept a position with the Hilo Rail-
way.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-17
James f. Morgan,
AUCTGONEER AND
BROKER
47-S57 Kaahumanu 81. Tel Main a
y. .. BOX hat
AN AUCTION SALE
OF
Elegant Plants

A lady leaving shortly for San Fran
cisco has decided to place her fine col
lections of plants at public auction.
The collection comprises Elegant Gro
ton, Palms, Fine Maiden Hair Ferns,
and a fine lot of Thrifty African Vio-
let's. And all of these will be sold at
auction at my salesroom, S47 Kaahu-
manu- street, on Thursday, May 10Th,
at II o'clock noon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-17
NEW AnYnmrtanMNNTs
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Con dCnsed
News Of the Day.
THE WEATHER.

Weather Bureau, Punahou, / p. m.
Wind light Northeast; weather clear
Morning minimum temperature 6S;
midday maximum temperature 81; ba-
rometer a. m. O.O7 steady corrected
for gravity; rainfall "A hours ending
a. m. o; absolute moisture 9 a. m.
grains per cubic foot; humidity 3 a.
IN. 60 per cent.
r.. G. LYDECK Err,
Territorial Mpteorologist
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-17
BORN.

DASH Honolulu, May II, 1904 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Dias, a
daughter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29

,r1Ir, CONNECTING LINKS-Rejected a.
r.,arath. as we learned In last weeks lesson
Jesus went down to Carpernaum, inc c,,'e'
city of Galiles situated on the son ot 1'p'-
Via, about thirty miles distant There he eh'
abolished his new home, from which 10 ee'.
Tow until tho close of his ministry he went
forth in various directions. Ho soon acquired
u commanding influence IN mo colnmuli's'
teaching and working miracles me eNeh's
OF n single day nre recorded py we eFanse'oe
n .uke iv:s3-4D 10 show how Industrious and
successful he WINS. The enthusiasm broke forth
toward the close OF the day when the devils
cried out, .'Thou art the Christ the Son OF
God" Going forth on his hrst preaching cir
cult he retired for Il time into privacy Tor
prayer and meditation. and then returned 10
Capernuum. Soon after he began the selection
Of men who should be close to him ana who
should by puch contact be put In training for
the apostolic college, This brings US to tina
story Of the day.
| THE WAITING SHlPs-Verscs ! and -
With this purpose of selection Jesus came down
! 10 the shore Of Tiberlas. Great crowds OF
people gathered about him and pressed upon
him, attracted doubtless by hH spirit, mis-
| words and his power, Il compound OF qualities
| never witnessed before or since. IT was pm =
enal ou,po%efins Of he peppikas ,,, mn si
quite similar to that gathered about ,Weiles
| and other noted religious leaders Of different
lands and times, Tbs conrragation was sc
| manageable. Fortunately, hauled up littie
hs sen SeT nxh 81 sp
| needed by the Master. Taking possession Q,
one Of them tina, belonged 10 Simon, who twt
! months ago had made his acquaintance at tht
/ jordan John i;il), he ordered the little bari
10 be pushed out a little way. thus separating
| him from the multitude.
| THE SEASIDE SERMON-tVcrsp 50 In this
| way Jesus was In fun view of all RANGE
formed an amphiteatre the ,peop. OF caper
naum had excellent opportunities 10 look lpVl
feared among them and honored them b.
taking UP his abode; The. Intervening waits
Conditions were most favorable for all. 4
| that bark besides Jesus was one man wh
4 was destined 70 vet great part In laying tn
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fGHssasn5 X asS'f1 s Fe" triSs s as
sondltions, ;lesas preaehsd, 10 sitt!9s atter fSs
aue ana respoetay No raaord
Is made OF that discourse, not even OF the
modern stenosrapher been present. to take it
9 b ana give 1t to , some ,snternrlsnE aa,iy
IN "G the ' soil " Of soo d' hearts '0
THE FISHING PARTY--(Yerses 4 and 81 SO
mnoh T %as Tor the ne masses T. was VEL t. ieel
had been given. Sou the men and Women re,
luetantly retiring to the shops ana homes.
q his ha ans wrs and hep
ad Been sna an euy n
and ' unothar and diiferent LESION The saviour
directed Simon to launch out into the deep
% come into their daily NE 9 manifest, hs
hight anR hey had to tI VIII, fy Tie bad
their hiding plnces, or for once old fishermen
sturdy ma man yeded He lad ad areay
asnsd enough Of e. Jesus 70 Place confidence y
to try Let us US study that ishisg pa party s M
i THE, THE IMMENSE CATCH..lyerses and -
shb oDk by sns 9e1 Is ssa, different Than shn
in q! once: With something OF doubt Peter
had 10y. lowered the net at the word OF Jesus owe.
4 els made their presence known and tho ne,
was drawn The weight Of tho great number
than the men could lift Help was summoned
from another ship not far distant, and both
/ been taken In a most successfui trip In many
day There was even danger that the ships
could not carry, their lond How did all thlt
Had they left their hiding and appeared II
SCHOOLS; AZ sometimes occurs2 Did Jesus know
| this? Was that ths reason ha ordered the
party forth from land? Or was Divine powei
employed 70 secure this resuit2 II SO. In wha,
manner We're fishes made outright2 Lei
those who ask answer these questions ant
| determi ne II they can whether the eyent was
ia tural or supernatural.
THE AMAZEE observation-disclosures s, 0, lo.I
In order to make the most profound inples,
sion upon man one must entsy in'o hls 70
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MILLIONS ARE IN 1T,
BUT NO BIDDERS UP
Especial to The Tlmes-DIspateh,)

Especial to The Dlspatch,)
NOW YORK, Jan, 2s,--A1any months
ago, when stocks were booming and
brokers and successful speculntors We're
INDUCING In unlimited Extravaganza, a
New York jewelry firm secured one Of
The most splendid OF the ornaments COLI
lected for the Grown Treasury of RUS
sla, expecting to dispose Of It at a great
p, oft to some wealthy patron. i is
q pearl necklace, said to be the finest
Of its kind In the world, and Is valued
at $4,000 There are 1877 pearls In the
necklace their weight aggrcgatng 5000
grains The seven strands are caught
IS five brilllants. which are paralleled
by twenty-five smaller brllllants. It Is
possible to mako eleven single strand
necklaces out of the ornaments MS 1t
is at present arranged. The pearls III
each Of the seven strands are about even
In size, and represent years OF careful
purchasing and matching. The jewelry
firn.'s ST. Petersburg agent paid SEQ for
The privilege of inspecting the necklace,
ana 1t was brought here IN confidence
that there was surely some woman N
ths city who would pay $3.50, 600 for such
an ornament. tut, although its fame
has spread, there are no active P1ddsFS
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QUEEN VICTORIA'S
FRIEND IS DEAD.
Mary Tredway, Whose Father
Was Physician to Royal Fam
lily, Passes Away in Jersey.

MORRIsTOWN, N. j.. Jan, 2S.--Mrs.
Mary Trcdway. friend and companion OF
the late Queen Victoria, is dead Mt her
home In Chester. N, j., at the age of
ninety four. She was Mrs. Mary VIII
hanson. and her father was royal ply
siclan to the family Of George W, and
to Victoria after her accession to the
throne. 5
AS a little girl, Mrs. Trcdway often
went to the royal palace with her father.
and so became we'll acquainted with Vic
torIa. She married q. Baptist clergyman.
and, In spite of DR. yyilliamson's oppos-
tlon,! came to America. about seventy
years ago. AS consequence she was
not allowed to participate In the division
of tho estate,
When she left England. Mrs. Tredway
was. hidden an affectionate farewell by
Queen Victoria, who gave her SILK
dress, which the old lady priced highly
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~ w - y -'GI,>HTga 90 l-I.1 81
THE "A.
MAN ABOUT Y
by
HARRYTUCkER

Il SAsAAA4sexS1@441 hSSS09SS0S>@
\ ii the good old summer ui1ie
{ IN the good old summer time! N
.Uhei, pumpkin trees are full OF fruit,
And we wish for colder CLINE.
I Whan people 60 out to shoot the shoot
III the good old summer time.
Z When linen Suits IRE all the 60.
Swhei, everybody Is looking for snow,
G IN The good old summer time.
4 n tho good old summer time
\ When Mary and John 70 out for walk.
Ard give Gil the people u chance to talk
Il In tho good old summer time.
& With grass SO green and budding trees,
y And John falls down upon his knees,
Z In the good old summer time.
I We love to walk down the shady lane.
witt, linen suit, Panama and cane.
= In the good old summer time.
\ when Ice tea Is pleasure md cream, SO
III sweet,
4 And strawberry short cake Is hard to
beat:
Cold mutton IL very hard to find.
Il In the good old summer time.
The only excuse we have for walking
Il about, limping In the rom with our nose
II In q sling and our overcoat ripped up
Z the back, Is because We have been up
against Professor Dryer. s
u He took few falls out Of us and gave
g3us a few punches on the snoot and then
made US go through the the physical cul-
4 ture stunts, so In q few weeks we Will
Y be able to go out in the morning and
split few tons Of oak wood without
feeling the need Of q physician or the
4 ambulance aftelwnrd.
@ffIS The professor Is good one, and when
we get through with him we are going
TO challenge somebody for the cham
n pionship.,
When a fellow falls down in the snow
u Everybody gives him the laugh. even II
he breaks his leg. q
VIZ And we have decided to take the new
6g GIRL at Kirkwood's out for q sleigh ride.
You know when you so out for a
r sleigh ride you have to sit so close to-
gether, and It's such q pleasure to have a
charming young thing by your side, SO
4 she can dust the horse while you arrange
the fur robe about her shoulders.
j$H Let 1t snow; what do we care?
as@ 4e H r.
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Understand In this instance the large, draus mt
s 81 sne 70 aWaken he
nen It would be more h6se pros ,nt
than amy aase There Was 81 no
them without assuming supernaturI .o podT ons
There had d sssn NO tr even the night
previously. The occason therefore vast IL, N
That r9 a aI whe ws, tSs s1n ap eso
Of skilled osiclqnS And reta pSrhp pps
Pprsssed doSbb for The Par,S
knowledged his own sinfulness; contested the ,oe
divinity Jesus and paded that aa wI
S Ssrsos, 70 associate win susA
a PREDICTED SERVICE verse lo.1 The This
miracle and such i pr9ea ABLY w ia huuiiiS
f Qualities ssssy Sy tss . @s
recognized John 4 only more S!saTlSy th I
in the first instant and aesno%Gea 60 nroerass
snce Nathaniels testimony at tho JoIian1ccH' e
only saw jesus but ~ se%
md that account PEG, s ~ .ayne fte
h T FL asfss1aSS Ing IL thou
f oiS oi e of Whining MIN soul, hrs sUms
liz light that at tho same ttnle tho Esryea ~ wa ~
oiher gospels Ozark i:lD. 5
THE WILLING Fot1owERs-E,lyssr,sNed ! N ~, !
The end was ACCOMPLISHED ny a,s W W1tnessed ID
II Three q them are aentb,fGnsM hs oer
name later as tho Ef q Gh nsss and Andrew
MAT ,yS' ths sa Of s aS.
men intimate friends lsereTns Ak Ihor tG bs
nearer to him than all n others durlns X
sahy ppsry Thres vanis ar ssSa s
Christian Church; three distinct types e n To,,
e9eh havns a. snd Nathaniel
Ri had preyousjy KNOWN MN Jesus through hs tes
timo,iy OF John the Baptist ct the Jo f,oa
e sGsH as sa2ne sst Mo- So ass
neshes they rorsook their bouts ana nets CLUES -
xy!i:ss) and gladly went WIFI ths M ~ erace
THE CLosiSd ThoudHjrm orIoa Zee n neM IS
breaks out OF old channels ana hsce npreachsG
Jesus DID Ike ths ropp asnne him.
self 70 those ordinary places OF re',s,9us ., az s
sewblssIhe spoke in the open ar os any ~ .u us
round himself With tormnilties that excluded
others, He entered into Ordinary pursMi,,s'
But hshipg with him was not IN end! not ~, .
reactlon--lt Was means to an emu. ., Hes h ,t
plain, Whor, souled man surrenaers s 70 ~
convictions Without reserve OF ueity ~ sl'aNndd
the great thoughts that throb within MP hi i
kneels down submissiyely before one whor nsa II
aam np ne'sher asnamea q ihnmilty and
confession are horiored TheiT presenas =! ~
proof thnt the man may BIO Used. y y only, a.
Jesus s sp'i set apart SS one 9 fos hmssi
4 for men to come 10 u state n which no G az
use them. and then they GLADLY answer has
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OF HUMAN INTEREST;
STORIES OF TO-DAY
Cutting Of a Lions Tail.

S The post Of veterinary surgeon to-, a
wild beast collection must have its thrill
ing moments, and should be correspond
the retainer in animal surgery. for an es-
Establishment in Paris. had such an expe-
5rience.t Caesar, the grandest lion In the
j one OF them had revenged himself by
biting nearly off about seven, inches Of
Caesars tail. This lacerated remnant;
had to amputate. The feat was accom-
Splished in this way: Caesar was first
@1ured Into narrow cage, in which there
4 Tor. turning around. the tail projecting
II through the bars for almost its whole
length. Upon the tail half dozen as.
Z swiftly to his work, which was success
4 fully gone through. though the lashlngs
and roarings were awful; And out OF tn ina
a ful, scourginG with iron bars. But his
.%glorY is gone. M A. Al-. E
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Iapanese Money.

when the public reads that lOO0W,00
sof yen have professionally been set apart
by Japan for war pnrposes It may; per- nn
standard, the yen is silver currency. and
fIuctuates with the price of silver, SO
that at the moment says The London
Nv more than IlD,0O0.0V0, But even this Is
an immense amount IN q, country N
winch the wages Of a skilltul artisan are
The japanese currency system Is decimal,
Thus the yen. or dollar. Is divided into
400 sen. or cents. the sen into ten I'm. ,nS
fhe shu fnally into ton kolsu. Govern
snent accounts do not take notice OF any
Value smaller than a rim. bur estimates e.
mn IND shu, which are Incredibly minute
fractions Of tarthing. No coins , eXisL
\ However, to represent these I-illputlar
RuLQH
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ONLY ONE NIGHT TO NEW ORLEANS,
IA II MOBILE Or PENSACOLA VIA
q One Fare for the Round Trip, Plus ESQ
February 10 10 49, 1904,
These special tickets on sale February
9Th to 18th inclusive; limited returning tc
February 2Oth. with privilege OF extern
| ton to March 9Th upon payment Of 5oc
Two limited trains daily, with Pullman
and Southern Railway Dining Cars. the
, ssrytce OF which represents the highest
standard Of excellence.
c. ". WEsTBURY, y, P. A.
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The Valentine Museums
Z ELEVENTH AND, CLAY tsrRtlEYs, Y
II OPEN 10 A. M, 40, s p. II.
ADMISSION ESQ.
FRED ON SATURDAY. *

for the Jewel. Tho members OF the firm,
however, arc confident that It will pc
sold ultima tely, iBt If. I5.f, ti.. t..2a'
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BRITAIN ATTEMPTING TO
SUPPLY OWN DEMAND
nv Associated Prcsy.)

(By Associated Prcss)
LONDON, Jan. 2S.-TheY Duke OF Mari
borough. under secretary for the colonies
received a deputation OF the British Cot,
ton Growers Association at tho COLONIAL
oaloe to-day, The. deputation was much
encouraged by the governments attitude,
The Duke exp,,sssed the sympathy OF the
government with the movement TO secure
nm adequate supply Of British Grown cot
ton. Large areas will Immediately be
planted In West Africa, The ASSOCIATION
is satisfied that th,a work done Is past
tho experimental stage Il, .5,5,, i,
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Monies Monte Carlo.

4S 1t is proposed at Nome 10 erect d Ca
5aino for gam bling. purposes on the ice
Of the high seas three miles from ST: shore
the town will be avoided. and neither the
United States authorities nor. those OF
any other country will be able to In
rerfere.
In the winter Behrlng Sea is covered
with Ice for many miles out. the Ice being
twenty to thirty feet n thickness. on TINS
81 Tho building. as 1t is planned, will con-
tain hotel accoulmodat tons. gambling
rooms. dance halls and, all the other
requisites. 1t is now under construction
on shore in sections.
The Ice Of Behrlng Sea is very r ,nn; X
roadway will be cut out TO the three
mile limit and after the casino Is open
TO the players and datlcersr, stages will
run nightly from Nome:
S9 Until April the building may be lett
standing on the ice. and then. with the
approach OF, spring, it will be taken
away for the next winter.
This course on the part Of the gamblers
As a. result of the closed policy main
E5tatned by the town Of Nome. Gambling
I there is ractically suppressed.-New York
Sun.
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NOTICE..
LEGAL NOTICE.


SloRRlS, DECD: EOVHosE NAMES
YOU ARE HEREBY = Noticed soaEJ p That [ts,
District. Henrlco county. Virginia. was
soa op ses eve and eost dns
5fS[i9n 1Sr {saf IL ih s1S Ss
wealth OF Virginia.
has bean fled In this office. anu It appear.
Ing from the RECORDS OF this once that
sou are Interested In the said land, you
four n months from the date OF this notice.
and do what may be necessary to protect
your interest.
Given under my hand TINS tth DAY OK
SAMUEL P. wADDILL-
Clerk OF the County Court OF Henrico.
Jan S-1nw-4t
10 A. p. GARRETT, Or GARRETT: 3.
YOU ARE. HEREBY *, NoTl = z That
)slrlc; Henrco county. Virginia. was sold
on the - day Of = --,- for the taxes.
loves. interests and costs due thereon for
| mott, or Garrett, to the Commonwealth OF
An.application for the purchase thereof
NJ airing from tho records this office that
vo,l are Interested In the said land. YOU
| ara further notified TO appeal. mere Wlthln
| four months from date Of TINS nonce, ana
= do what may ne necessary " protecS
x your interest. ,..,.
'4' - y SAMUEL II. WADDILl4
Clerk OF the County Court OF Henrlco.
! Jan 1b-la Wat
TO DAVID sNEDDEN:
YOU ARE HEREBY NoTlF1ED, That
~ ii act OF land described as Sc acres;
i,,cck's estate, Brookland Magsterial
District Henrlco county, Virginia. Waas
sold on the ;a,;a day i q I,res1s an o oosf.
i duo thereon for the year 1882. IN the nam ne
OF David sneddcn, to tho Common" W wealth.
OF Virginia. ., -.
na an b aft died in this Office, and it ap
pearjng from tho records Of this office thae
| YOU are interested In tho said land, you
ara notified 70 apPonhLi mere %'t ann
do what may be necessary 10 protect
l.iven un ,5S my hand this 18th day g
'"''s : SAMUEL P. WAppILL.
Clerk OF tho County. Court OF fienrico.
rs AUGUST 10 FFMAN AND RoxANA
- HOFFMAN:
YOU ARD HEREBY NOTIFIED. That
t,nct q land described as 70 af nsfr, ~
i Herrico county, Virginia, was sold on
~ tx ses s- levies. In tcsests and costs due
tkereon for the year 1879, y the nam0 q
August Hoffman. 'to the Com 1aon" ga
. AN 1 ''aaspplicaton for this purchase thereof
has been filed In this ONCE, ana. u np-
penrtng from tho records OF this ottlce that
are further notified 70 appear here within.
i four months from date Of this notice, and
do what may pc necessary 70 protect
Given under my hand this 18th day q
9a''u''' = 7 ~ 4 SAMUEL r. WADD1I.L,
Clerk of'the County Court OF Henr1co.
70 ". 4. FALsTRAp. II. HE BID LIY-
ING; OR, III HE M DEAD, THEN
nc HIS HEIRS All LAW, WHOSu
NAMES ARE HMKNQMv! ,!I 4, mn M,
Xou AtB ,a HhR nl1 botsd ina.
pa, 0axlo7,4 feet, Sycamore Street. IT, Wa t%s
I taxes, leYics. interests ana costs due
tSr s yepa5 Ss z ahs asms
An Application for the purchase thereof
has been filed in thia. office. and, II up.
gearing fIaaa sseI a shs as
are further notified to appear here within
\ four months from date Of this notice, and
DO what may po necessary % proteeE
Gwen under my hand this 18th day Of
Clerk Of the County Court q Hsas1is,, III
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REAL ESTATE. WANTED.

WANTED, AT ONCE, A ioDE1sN SIN or
aevcn-room hottie, IN first .clnss order; 10 ~ a.
tom between Ninth and Laurel, netEn anu
n STRANGER, caro- this Office.
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Hobby Of Italy's King,

III Men with the blue blood Of royalty In
their veins have as a rule always shown
more or less fondness for sport. When
I be Is in earnest and soon knows all there
4 Is to know about 1t. lie is often q greater
enthusiast over sport than any follower
4 OF the game In private life.
~ Following the hounds Is the particularr
hobby of King Victor Emmanuel. OF
Italy. There are few crack cross-country
riders in America or Europe who can give
the italian king any points on handling
n horse when taking obstacles. he en-
Joys nothing SO much as hard RIDE
1unity to Indulge his enthusiasm for this
Like most kings. he is interested IN
attends the automobile and bicycle meets
! and athletic games held In his Kingdom.
4 He believes that strenuous sport Is ben.
L in every way with his patronage.-New
York American.
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WASHINGTON, y. C.--Among the petit
lions presented IN the Senate to-day was
Wick. Ga. for the prompt rat lAcatlon of
The Panama Canal tseat TX, Mt aSs
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40 --ro rHn QUICK SERVICE LUNCH
room IL you arc in n hurry: everything up.
to-date and clean. JottNSI ON'S, south
Tenth. ias4 4fi " Z
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wn GIVE bond FOR FULL VALUE OF
MI goods lin storage. RICHMOND MER-
H CfLANDISE g. TRADING Co. South Four
teenth Street. N 5il Eaa f2 tl3s. 'tJi d
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WILL, REM OWE JANUARY 18TH TO 2o7 W.
iG"I3road, and will carry largest stock OF toys
md bicycles in tho city. TOhPkINs.
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BOARDING.

FRANKLIN 5 E,.,i Fsi7--,yANTED, no RENT.
with board, pleasant room on parlor Ioor.
bntf on second floor also taulg pon 4Isn,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE OR LEAsE-9NE OF :, THE 8 !;
in WashlnEton located TED on god hps sns.
avinr boa riers: stock OF horses and car.
ases rsclass established e e. years ,.,n ana
T.sncr wishes 10 retire and viii sell or lease.
Address JAMES G., BOWEN, 625-6e, New
York Avenue. Washington, D. c. 7sa
5JURGENs HAS "A MAGNIFICENT suPPLL;Y PA.
n OF Heating Stoves; they are exceptionally
cheap. ! too; u9-T East Brond Street Es
$1,000 ------- PHOTO SPEcIAL. s., ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29

a 2A'' SAMUEL r.. WADDlLlt
Clerk OF the County Court Of Henrico.
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