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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
BY GEO GEO w. MAYO \! Q, 81
Auctioneer.
"A AUCTION 8 SALE ~ \.
NJ 56g =, 4 x
is Rooms Of Extra ordinary


#fr will sell for Mrs. I. N. Jones. at her
residence. No. e1S Park Avenue, on the
above date. and at the time mentioned
8niture consisting Of, in part as iolloWs:i
Hall. 81 H
"a Massive Oak Hall Racks. Hall Seats
and Hall Chairs RUGS & Carpets Pictures,
Front Parlor. 4 a.
5s Massive A1ahoga Parlor Suit, sMahog-
any & Rockers and Chairs Italian Marble
and Stand Teet Wood Stands and Vases,
Inlaid Stands, gJardinieres II and Stands
Handsome Cold Leaf Parlor Cabinet and
TIA BILE to latch, Bric-a- Brac, Oil r Paint
3lngs, e tc. IA; 8} 55s{ N III 4
Back Parlor. Z.
" Flenished Oak Parlor Sui Flemlshed
Plano Mahogany Music Cabinet, SBrlc.a.s
Brac. etc. . 4 I'll ~ 5si
Library.
9ak cass
and Books, Rugs, Oil Paintings, etc.s5sF
Dining Dom. y
Massive Mahogany Il -foot Claw-Foot
Extension va BILE, NJ ahogany sideboard,,.
HavelIn Ching. ! breakfast and Dinner 4, Set
Chairs with Head and Foot Chair. pm.
Second Floor.
Three Massive Walnut Bedroom Suits!
with wardrobes to MATCH, CHARTERED
Oak Massive Bedsteads, Toilet Sets Chlf-S
fonlers, Odd Rockers, Carpets and s RUGS.
etc. 5 SD 5 "a AZ j, jjsSS
10 Third Floor. IL 3S,,5 u.
M Three OAK and Walnut Bedroom Suits
Walnut Cook Cases and Books, Odd
Chairs Rockers Carpets and Rugs. 58s
Kitchen. ..!S
Ill Kitchen, Ta bles; Kitchen Press, Chairs,
Cooking A Utensils, M Refrg erators, 3 utteT5
Trays Q tc, 8SS
"a q GEO. ". MAY c, / Auct loneer.Es
NJ b. G.. Buford. Salesman, e 81 $5
Sept. II, 81. "a, u.s. III III 9ss
BY The Valen tine Auction Company. IA
"A lIct ion GERS.
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louisville.
(By AssoclatedS]

(By ssocIated FIress.) 81. IN
y. LOuISVILLE, KY. September 25,--
Churchill Downs summaries: gssy3 fsy,
first, I4oynote (25 to y second, Edna Tan.
sner eco to ~ third. Tine. ]: l6 AZ
I Second race-6 furlongs- Aringita Il to AZ
first, oratorian (aO to y secopd. (Attrac-
Third race--mi le-Nartha German III to
80 first, linda "a to y second, John Lyle
e to y third. Time. l;43 l-6, n 81
s. Fourth race-6 furlongs-Jol Carroll
5ond. Mayor y hnson q to y third. Time.
1:16 rs, s53s ~ q "a FfF}I Z y 3
Fifth races furlongs-Leta Duffy 40
to y first Agnoln @ to 10Y second Be-
4 Sixth ra ce--1 lnile-F onsoluca Il to 1o)!
first, Varieties III to 81 second, Hot go to
y third. Time, ] .42 2-6. q sss n i
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Commonwealth of Virginia,
Ottlco Of Superintendent +
75-lts ri inf Il Public Printing,

u . =
Richmond. VA. Sept, e., 1905;
SEALED rROPo sAI4s WILL BE r. =.
eeiysd at THIS q HFlCE I, until Il l2 NJ, Of :
PRINTING for the State OF Virginia for
one year from October !. 1905, .5 (,
Printed schedules showing y detail
1 application to the bidders on which all
bids will he required to be, made
Contractors Will be. REQUIRED 70 enter
3fhy the Secretary OF the commonwealth,
h for the prompt and faithful execution
OF their contracts, a ,i Vi
& The right is reserved OF rejecting any
or III bids. and the work will be award
led In such lots or portions as the, Super
iintendent may deem proper. !,
The attention OF contractors Is called
to tina fact that the law REQUIRES all
contracts for State printing 10 be dated
e's9sV' - . sses DAVIS BOTTOM.
! Superintendent OF Public Printing,
Sept. 24-St
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AUCTION SALEsrhis Day.
4a BY Richmond Auction Company,
pa 9s rs a 1s05 East Main.
Auction Al SALE Bof Furniture, Car.
pets, 4Pafl0rs Suits, Bedroom.
Suits, Etc. TODAY.

= we Will self rod Y .tT,,esday), sept.
2eth, commencing at 1890, at OUR ware
walnut Chamber. Suit. Oak Chamber Suit.
Oak Folding Beds. Oak Chinfonlers DIM
ing-.room Chairs, Rockers, p FLOR Suits.
Pictures Mirrors Watdrobes, Iron Beds.
Hair Mattresses, Music 3 ok. Children's
Beds, walnut Book Cases, Walnut Secre-
tary, etc, etc. i 2 40J s sf4s 81
'5.'s, SPECIALS TORAGE i35
y Will sell FOR account sof Whom 1t may
at 1880, o'c Focl. Odd Bureaus and Wash
stands, Il Walnut Ivnrdrobes,5 Oak Side
board, Extension Tables. Chairs, Rockers
Hall. Rack, Parlor suit, Carpets. Sewing
Machines, Baby IA CARRIAGES, Ice Box
Chllds Iron Bed, Mattresses, Mantei Mir
rors, etc Ladies' respectfully Invited to
attend sale. 81 ll5s #
RICHMOND All CT1oN CO. II
.$5 Geo. H. Valentine, Auctloneer. "a q
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THEC|AAM ! |. /: { / J
FOURTH AGAIN c N
Were Beaten Twice Yesterday
BY the Men From the. the
Windy City. 5$3 3
i LEAD Frs FORGE { ( j: (, AHEAD
The y Pfhtii,l.a5delpl1ia Tear, V. Adds.
Several More lore Points to Its
K,3E Lead. 5
Championship Games.

(Ey8 Associated Press.) i De u
sg Clnclnnntll Oh q, Sep (. IA 25.--P re ident
August errir,ann and Secretary John e.
Bruce wore re. elected to-day. BY. the \ Ma.
ttona 81 Baseball Commission, which then
proceeded to tho formulation Of rules for
the series Of mes for the "A worlds
championship Between he champions ~
the attonai and American leagues. e @
S ko&schedue OF the worlds champion.
ship games Will be announced tll3itfe
season IL finished For tho same reason,
the stf1plrcs WlIlinot be made KIN own at
present. E 3, 35i 8f o 3s rs .38
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AUCTION SALE
B5 Ss sis u 5sEs OF IA .js ,s3 r ~ q 5s
PEERS i PR PERTY.

Osborne turnpike TUESDAY IFa,r.
STH, it 10 o clock, including Standard
Bred Horses and Colts, Mules Jersey
Cows and Fl letters, Elmo Jersey Bull, all
kinds Farm Implements and Machinery,
Chickens and other Poultry, " CONS.
Buggies, II Harness, Household Goods and
JOSEPH is, MONTGOMERY,
Nv. b. Frnyser. Auctioneer.
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.HEATHERBLO0M
Will HIGH limp
CONTINUED from E.sst .fF.ase.J 4

&as CONTINUED from Es:sss rage
unable. 70 furnish those who have ap-
piled.
The Entries.
81 Up to yesterday afternoon the follow
Ing entries had been received;
This is only a partial one. ri
Jay +, Carlisle. of New York
Eloqucnce. Underwater Fl
Revenue, Aueen, 4; S
NTH ten entries ss8 s3 * Is ~. 81 All
IA Mrs. j. B. M. Grosyenor, Of New
York & Elevation, S55 +l
The Baron, Dixie, rs @
Fascination, Masterpiece,
President, Honest John, hi Il
Laughing Water. Champ n o h n Qt
Z Princess English.
5Archduke, ~ III Shortie, n ,st 3
indian Chief. PETROLEUM,
Rosebury. Corinne, s
Salisbury, Geneva, i8 sF
sPowwow. e. s3g General, =5g9 {. r II
Toma hawk, AZ
t,fty-four. entries.
n ;Jno.. W. Comb, Of Orange County
8Ylrginia =, /. !, con r, adenee'
Howard johnson, OF williamsburg.
IL with two entries. "Rllu,e Bell,,''
Mr.. A., OMAN Henson, OF New York
& Sinner Saint, II
va. Coon, Ma Honey. h
With nine entries.
I'll George ]. Seay. of Richmond IA
5Allan-a-Dale with seven entries. SF.,2
Vi Joseph a, Pollard, Of II ichmond - 55
Il Grown Prince, with two entries, u ;5
sass and Mrs Thomas \, r. Carter OF
Richmond III
\ SGuedunk. Glenoyn. n
With two entries,
y Misses Johnson, of Richmond H
{ Buttons, with two entries. "A
Roy q. Mitchell second, OF Acqua, Var
Major Blunt. Queen OF Spades. !.
laf With seven entries.
Joseph r. Willard OF Fairfax, Va
Humhug, with one entry.
4 IL st. George Bryan. Of Richmond
Bcnvolio, With one entry, "
Wood s. Hall, Of Bellevue, Va
Queen Kp y. Witch Hazel,
4 John Kerr Branch, OF Richmond
Mienonette, Miss Sharps.
With seven entries,
II. Nv. spratley, OF Elberon. Va II
TantalusS Polly,
Geraldine,
With six entries,
I William P, Drewry. Of New York
ShNellle B'iE W|iH%l W. fslikEleS.
a, Randolph Howard !, Of rederlcksburg,
,Ya,-- :.
''Dr.S Reid four entries ~ n
& Mrs. Allen Potts, Of Castle Hill, Va
King of Hearts. Humid, 9s55
Radiant. t'lrellght,
Brilliant, #
If With fifteen entries 81
Thomas q. Taylor. Of Beltsyllle, Md
5HGlee," With one entry
Fl H. G. Grant, Rsch'nnsld-- y
Queen, With ono entry, ssl
Is. Fl. Ellington, Of Richmond
nOverland,n with one entry. al
Mrs, Charles IturNamp, Of Fraderlsks-
burg. Var
Highlander with three entries 4r.
d Charles Hurkamp, OF Fredericksburg,
5Va.-- 4 }f|5i W II s.s
Hlghgase, With three entries
Thomas Herring, OF Rridg'ewater,
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/ REV EN- UD oFF1c e MOVED. 81

F3Ef, y
}38 To-day the Secretary, issued an order
removing the Offices Of Internal revenue
for the Western District Of Virginia from
Alexandria to- A bingdon.S No reason has
4 been assigned for this action. Every one
Sconversant with the situation knows t hat
sLynchburg IS the gical location for the
office, being in the centre Of population
for the district. and in the centre OF
business OF the office. Politics aside all
parties admit that the office should have AVE
gone to this point, but Collector Summers
and Representative slemp wanted the Of
fiice in the Ninth District and at Abing7
dom and, though that place is two hun
.dred miles from the centre OF the district,
1t has been decided to locate the Office
there. This is said to be one Of the
concessions on the part Of Secretary Shaw
inreturn for the SUPP port Of the semp
gorganizatio on. @Sll
III Those familiar with the, situa ton believe
that Secretary Shaw Will get the Virginia
5delegat ton to the next national conven-i
ton. He Is the only one Of the reputed
Republican aspirants who has been In.
svitel to tax E part in the campalg n in
the State. Some weeks ago he delivered
a speeon at Roanoke e, where The created
great enthusiasm among the Virginia Re-
.publicans and was greeted as the Enext
President Of the United \ States. III +
SHAW III ELPIGL THEM z w ri lt3
has s been said before, there is 4 a.
some what efined run,ol to the effect
that after they had been turned down.
by Chairman Cortelyou, Of tho Republi-i
can National Committee. in their solicit
itation for funds, he slemps appealed to!
sources close to Secret ary's sha W. for aid i
and they did not 90 away emp y handed.
Whether this be true, or no Fl the fact e.
mains that the Virginia r epublicans got
funds from outside the State ITO prepay
the deinQuent poll taxes, and II rs denied
by The r Republican National Committee
that they came from It's treasury.
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Too Late to Change.

The story that Senator Lodge and JOS
eph Fl. Choate called at Sycamore Hill
to discuss the Presidents coming mes
sage viii not so down With the CORE
spondents who have already written the
message and decided there shall be no
changes made III it.--Washngton Post
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New2Y ork, 10; Pittsburg,

PITTSBURG, septem Der q. hilllppeH
broke the record In the first inning. hit
ting three batsmen. Z, =, =
85 Score: HI b ~ M g5 ~ n. =
}Pittsburg 5..........O ~ Y II! - by,
New York b. i. !. s o 0 o 0 Of 2--l0 ~ 3
Batteries: Philippe and G1bsoni Ma th-S
seWson and Brcsnahan. Time. ~ I'D. y y M
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AUCTIONS SALE :, future Days.
BY The valen tine Auction e.onpany
al ctloreers. ~ Si II ~ rs,
II CE1vE 81: SALE v "a S IA i'5sS
5l9 OF Il a1s $gs.'
Empire Steam Latl11dr ~
No 300 WI Cary sire (.
Office Furniture, Iron Safe
Plant Eqrlip 1ne11t,
Horses, Wagons, Harm IS,
Etc, Thursday, Sep. 28th.l'

lt
Acting under a decree OF the Law and
Equity Court OF the City Of Richmond
i VIII sell at public auction Isl "a A4
iWT1OL t1, on the premises at 10 O'clock
tloon, THURSDAY. SEPT 3. 2sr Il. 4 the
Fully Equipped Empire Steam Laundry
Plant, No. SO3 West Cary Street. sSIS
y The plant includes Collar and gCu r. M Mi
chine. Collar and Cuff Dam pei. Body
Ironer. Bosom IrOner, Neck Band II IRON err
SNAPPER, Seam Darnper, p dgers q 81 Fans. 4
Dry Room, Shirt Press, Collar and CUT
iSthrcher, Extractorsy2 Washers, 5 Iron:
Heaters Shaw Machine, 10 Hip. Steam
Engine, Boiler, Belts. Shaft g. Hang rs,
etc, Is Hand Irons Copper st arc n Cook
ter, Tables, Chairs, sBa skets, She Twin 3, Fa-S
per Racks etc, Combination u ck5 Iron
Safe. Oak Roll-Top y esk, q Horses. A Wa
Sgons,aS Sets Harness and other equip-t
men Is. q J5l ~ n !. si5 M III III . d .4
OF any Insolvency, but for al diss lorlg
of the partnership The plan la NJ svA m
operation and running on Il pay 3 sbnsis
satisfactory arrangements can be made
with two Sof the present partners to- con.
tlnuo4their routes (Which embrace a bout
two-thirds OF the Il business) wi thu lr-E
chaser if desired. Plant open. for irspec-.s,
stlon 3ss ;Hl5 81 I'M
Sc positive. ! Est a & HiixE1s /,
RI sSs Is Receiv YER lsSa III,
The Valentine Auction Company, ~ "a
"a Auctioneers VI
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BY By GEO. ". MAYO, Auctionee
AUCTION SALE u

"a
OF II i5a q Ass WI
.PARLoR SUITS tsNrAssIvEa QUARERR..#
ED OAK CHINAPREss Es1 EXTDNaI0NsS
TABLES. 5445:AXMINsTERaa. DRuGGETs,S
H4ILE afK2Rs SUlRfnRn h5Ve ozk
,cH1FFo N1DRs !, LARGE LOT BRIO A.
5BRAC, CROCKERY GLAssWARE .@
HAIR VA MATTRESS IS; @ rANfELEDS
BEDROOM SUITS "a NTIQUE& OAK
CHAMBER SUITS, ETC. is 5sS? 0 81 81
II 1912 Grove Avenue
~ will sell for account 4ofl 4 Mr.. II II Coats
Jr.. who Is declining I. ous -kee pin g.. at
No. 1879 Grove Ave \. ar. q ,xtra5&F Fine
Assortment or Flo ;isehold furniture. v on ,SS
next t]ss q Is ~ II Isl y. :, :, :.
"Wednesday 4 septcr pbert 2 7 905 ,fs .ts
81 d! 80 Cl u Iii, n
consisting OF Handsome Par1or Suit Par
lor Rockers, "a library To les Administer
Druggets, large lot Of Bril- Brac,,9 Mas
=slve Quartered V Oak GID eboard ,sss E,xtras
Velvet Dning-room DruEgets. 4 Head and 4
Foot Chartered 4 Oak Dining Cha rs, Oak
Refrig6rators, Kitch hen Safe * to- men, a-S&
hlcs large lot Ixi hem y tensl ls. Ix ira
Heavy Antique Oak Cha I'm Der Sui as s,
sive Quartered Oaks hi ffonier sMif-
tresses,1 Odd Rockers and Chairs uar-S
tered Oak Hall Rack, Hall and ST. air Carssss
pets, Hall Runner, Il, Fcnanl eled 81 Bet -roon#
Suits 8 Oak q r oller-Top q Des ks, Office
Chairs, Rugs Lamps, y fge lot q { Crock
cry and y CLASSY and riots osner
GEO. W. NIxlYO, Aucti oneer.
$R b. y. Buford, Sal esnlslr, VII
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REVENUE OFFICE
WILL N / |. B. BE- !: MOVED.
Secretary Shaw Orders IT Taken
From Alexandria to
Abingdon.
Us AFTER s ! {: SUPPORT PORT
Said That There is An Agree
II t11ent to Support Shaw for
Presidency.
tafl \


(Fron, Our Regular correspondent) 9
WAsH1NGToN,D. e., September 25.- ~
Secretary shaw Will spend al 8of next
week and two dayslof the following tell
Ing the voters Of Virginia why they
should vote for Judge Lewis in the COM
Ing gubernatorialS election. His itinerary
has not been definitely agreed upon. but
twill include every section Of the State.
lie will speak In Richmond, Norfolk,
Newport News, Lynohburg staunton q.
Danville. He also expects to visit several
lesser towns during his trip. The tour Of
the State vii DO made under the auspices
OF the Republican State Central Commit
tee. whose chairman, g. Bascom slemp.
will accompany Secretary Shaw.
Il There is cumulative evidence Of the
truth OF the report that there Is an un-
Outstanding between the Slemp organiza-
ton In Virginia and Secretary Shaw,
whereby5the latter Is to have the advan-
tagc Of. the slen,p support in his cnndi-
,dacy, for the Republican presidential nom
,fnation In ia bOe. M ss f4s AZ I Il Ks l%
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8AMERICAN V LEAGUE. E
Where They Play To day

Chicago at Boston. NJ Il If 81 sj; 5Is84S
+ 3l ST, Louis at New y ork. s 25, Il u,
G icYeland at yYashing on.
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NOTICE.
alH.lli

City Water Works,
Office Corner Ninth and Hull Streets,
MaH ns at Nn seP1 rs ,s a.,
THE Nan Natter TowER or Il THh MAN.
CHI ESTER (VA.) WATER WORKS,
* Specifications relating 70 the same
5Fcan be seen atathe office of the super
! Intendent ~ IL ys 81 .5} 5fSil
& 3 Bidders are requested to have their
4 bids In on or before Friday, September
Il 18TH 3 p, Al. XII II
+ right to reject any or al bids.
n s c. f. SHARP,
Superintendent
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LEGAL NOTICES,

ST LEGAL NOIlCES. III
TO, PHIL. NICHOLS tf living, and IL he
II be dead to his hears at law, whose
+ names and place Of residence are un-
You are hereby notified that a lot Of
land, NO. l4s, northeast corner of Mitchell
and Hickory Streets, Duyal's plan, In
the Alaglsterial District Of Brookland,
Henrico county, Va. was sold on the
Nichols for i tho delinquent taxes taxes, lavles,
interest md costs due thereon for the
years 1870 to 1883, to, the commonwealth
Of Virginia An application for. the pur-
chase OF the said land having been nlsd
in this office, and II appearing from the
records thereof that you are interested
in the said land, you are further notified
10 appear here within four months from
the date of this notice, and do what may
be- necessary to protect your interest
Given. under my hand this 18th day OF
sss 'l' SAMUEL. r. WAppILL,
Clerk Circuit Court OF FIenrlco county,
Va. 45i II t$
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and Needham. rIme, 1;ss. Umpire, John.
Second game

stone. & KS {8
a Second game KS s. !.
II Score: .g. !. & r. u. y
Boston 4. \. s. {. I. I. % o o o o o O--3 8
4 BatterIes: Overall and Street; Fraser
and Ncedhnm. Time. S1:45 Il Umpire u nm
stone Attendance, Z, 900. E
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Chicago, 3-7 4, Boston, ~.

4 i.3
alins;&o of Bost on. stll on tho injured lis t,
Chicago winning streak remained un-l
broken to-day, the visiting team winning
two, gaMes,S% # s5Ss MI Ia IA #
Firs game ~ "A NJ L. AS "A 3s}
g Score innings: IN r. H y.
;Chicag 90 Y. 4. /. &. e 6o0 o Ga @ o.
Boston 4. \. \. h, n. o % q o o III 4
n Batterfes-A ltroc}s d nd Nc arland; Bar
sry.$ G tbson ard crlger.. Time, 90 Um-5
Ptre, O. Connor. ses3 q Z. $s A ly
q Second game: nav s 3Ss VIZ
5lI Score BY innings: Z. i. T.:
5C,hicag go a. Z. 4. y 90 37S Mt
Boston 4. :. 81. Il. % o 10 03 o. s.
88$s Called account darkneKS.) aSS 8iSsi
s Batteries Smith and 90 Nc Farland ! Gibson
and ssArlrbrlster.s3st Time, "a al. Umpire
Sheridan. Attcndance. 500. ".
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Standing Of the Clubs. 81
Clubs Won Lost II Clubs Won Lost 7,
SPh.ladclphiaSS FL .625 New York {. 81 cs .te4
Chica 30 ....,si 81 .e3H Detroit ......7o % .t9g
Cleveland ...n % 5..Ey1 Washtngton..5 81 409
Boston 90 IS .bg St. 1.ouis..,.. 20 50 359
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y Blythe allen tine Auction Company.
EE3Sfs Auctioreers. s ss 4
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New York, 13;; Louis,t1o.

" NEW . 0rK, :, got.IOuls,A1O.a 8TT117
5s N Jew y DIRK, Sent. ia q 81 III a 81 game
which was remarkable foy good and fast
tt!ng, The N eNsI TX "A me ms q efeatcd
St. Louis to day. NJ s& s
t5s Score By innings: iSl53 r. II. L.
st. Louis n {. % 10l 1904 2-10 ~ &
New orl \. Z. !. =, 4 32i02 00x-13
C. Batteries -Alorgun and Spencer, Ortiz.
1 oIouehlin Attendance, ESQ.,, 4 3 a q a al
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REAL 81 STAT u -- f or Sale.
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NJr., who Is declining Z, house keepin {. S at \
No 1879 Grove AYenue d. an Ok traS8 Fine
Assortment or Household Furnit ure, on$
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HlghgaSe, With three entries.
Thomas Herring, OF Rridgewater,
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III will sell for Mrs. I. M Jones, at her
residence, No. e18 Park Avenue, on the
above date, and at the time mentioned,
an unusually fine iotg Of II uusehold Fur
initure, consisting OF, in part as FLOWS:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-08
ELKS' PEDRO CONTEST

The pedro tournament at the Elks'
Club is in full blast, and is creating
quite furore among the crack pedro
players OF the Club. Each player has
thirty games to play, not more than
five games in any one evening. Tho
tournament commenced on September
LIST and continues every Tuesday and
Friday evening ill September goth,
giving nine evenings for play, thus al.
lowing three evenings more than are
actually necessary to finish. This is
the third evening of play. and entries
close with this evening. All entrance
fees are to 20 for prizes, of which
there will be four of considerable va
ne. About forty entries have been
made so far, and 1t is expected that
quito a few more will register this
evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-08
BASEBALL. TOURISTS

Possibility of the Oakland baseball
team coming to this city is good to
contemplate. There is another string
TO the baseball bow that is entirely
practical and would be equally salts
factory.
1t is the custom of the teams in the
large leagues to devote several weeks
previous to the opening of the sea-
son to early spring practise in warmer
climes of the States. Florida and the
South has been popular, but gradually
under the influence of increased knowl-
edge and tourist promoters the base
ball magnates have learned that there
Is an excellent climate for training IN
the West.
Honolulu would furnish exactly what
the big league players need to fit them
Off the summer season. Local sports.
men would profit by the presence OF
professional, players of the national
game that leads the list here on the
score of popularity. 1t would help the
town, and If one team were to come
for one season it is safe to bank that
more would come the next.
The sportsmen and the tourist pro-
moters can find in this suggestion =
field for developing new interest in Ha-
wall. The time to tackle It is now,
not stutter and hesitate, and wait I'LL
the next seasons plans are made and
II Is too late
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