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VI" 81 ballard & LANHAM unc1,


BALLARD 4 LANHAM CInc),
62l 18th 81. NV.
s. SO9-A beautiful 3-S:OIy bay window brick; IL
large airy rooms. = baths: steam heat; con
crete cellar; OF the finest locations
CGumhla Heights This IS real bargain
and Will surely be sold In few days.
g. l5.y-Ouc e the best locations on Il -. NV;
convenient to ears; IL rooms hath; bot
water heat; lot Is by 1l9 feet. This house
should bring 5000. Yod should 1t at
once
o. Ousl-Nass. ave. near eth ne S rooms bath:
lot Is by 100 feet. You cannot duplicate
this property for 5000.
s. 5DO-A beautiful sroDm and bath brick. In
good northwest section; central location.
Just me house You have heen looking for.
q 15O-in good northwest section; d nice little
bpy-wlndow brick rooms. bath. newly
papeFTd 6nd In excellent condition; rented
Yor S2l.S0 per month. Can give possession
81 once. a splendid home excellent In
yestmert.
q 3oD-Near Washington Circle; q fine little g.
room and bath brick, in <x celisnt condii ION
This property IS conveniently located and
Will usake yoa a nice home.
BALLARD b LASHsN ,Inc.),
Sel2-5t 81 18th ct. A.w.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

rule SAILOR N,3E -AN II ROOr
,-snse. With bs;h, for smaller house VITA stable.
Call q A.e. eeS-ft
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FOR RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY

DOWNTOWN SrURE AND DWELLING BRICK
Will rent for 500 PEI inoptb IVES. Of f3fh 81.
NV. Prize, $7.QJl.
oc123 W. II. WALKER. 40 Istb ct. NV
FOR hENT-ST0RE IN The NEW CONGRESS
sinnal spartmcnt hnase. .st and L. Cap. eta
very 8retrssse -ssssr ri ne,,r e.and: price
$40 mousb. THOMAS ]. F1sEES 4 co, I.c..
l4ls 2 st. h.w. ocl2 II
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B. WILLIAMS & co. AUcTioNEERs.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co. AUcTIoNEERs.
Chancery Sale of Valuable
Business Property ON the
North Side Of Per1ngyl=
vamfa Avenue Between
9th and 10th and 18TH
AID 18th Streets North
west and ON the South
Side of e Street Between
18th and 18th Streets
Northwest.
cause of Amelia c. Travers vir VS. John II.
TGayeFs ct al, No; PASS, equity. in the supreme
signed trustees will offer for sale at public auc-
T ifn Il YEN e 2s prentice o TESRAf
1907. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the east bali
OF original lot D in square $40. and also the
east forr fett, more or less, fronting rennsyl-
AID at HAL .I, F0IK O'CLOCK on THE
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1907, lots "a and "a in the
undersigned trustees subdivision of lots in
square 2s1, as recorded Ia Surveyors Book %,
page 35.
The ground IN square $40 is improved by Nos.
a2I and 929 Pennsylvania avenue NORTHWEST AID
running through to 'D'' street. and the ground
In square 291 Is improved by Nos. 1921 and 1923
Pennsylvania avenue northwest and Nos. 1912 and
l2l4 e. street northwest.
Terms Of sale: One-thIrd 80 Of the purchase
money in cash, Cne-third 49, In one year and
one,third ga in two years from the day of sale.
with Interest on the deferred payments at the
rate OF five 81 per celitum per annum, payable
semi annually, sll cash. AT the option Of the
purchaser, the deferred payments to be In the
promissory notes Of the purchaser and secured
by deed OF trust on the real estate sold One
thousand dollars shall be required as a cash de-
post on each parcel OF PROPERTY fronting on
Pennsylvania avenue in said squares
the same is bid Of ana five hundred dollars on
the e street property. All conveyanciDg and
recording shall DE- paid for by the purchasers.
IL the terms Of sale he not complied with within
thirty 800 days after the day Of sale the trus-
tees reserve the tight 10 cause the real estate in
reference to which sucn ia lure shall apply to be
rcsod at the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser. upon such terms and after such preyi-
Gus notice If such resale as 1.-THE trustees may
deem proper.
GEORGE T. HAMILTON.
Century Building,
J. WORDSWORTH GORDON,
$50 n st. NV,
EDWARD A. NEWMAN
Fendal Building
CHARLES II. STANLEY,
East LeIlnrto ST, Baltimore Nj.
prI2t&su&ds Trustees
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WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED SMALL FARM OR SUMMER Home
of about 10 TO IL acres. with good house: not
more than Is miles from Washington; prefer
ably in direction OF 1enley town; Will not buy
east of Brightwoof ave: wiz pay gooi price
for right place. A'.iress giving fun details,
Ro1 So. Star office. o-l2-9t
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COUNTRY PROPERTY,

FOR sAI.E-A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT HERN-
don, Va; price aud terms reaspuah!
STEPHENSON h RAINEY. UerIian. Va, OF
Evesinx Star bldg, Washing ton. d. q.
ocl2-Sta
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FOR EXCHANGE

: ONCE IT. UT. Vt SI2V. INF, VIZ. lmo, 81 20
FOR EXCHANGf-t;AhTER MOTOR CAR COR
p"ratton stock 70 exchange fu- piano, billiard
pyol tafie, snnt.r 81 sai.hoat
J VIII trade my Ja-room Suburban house on
trolley, fHEhis $500 trust, for 81 coo eaui;y
in city house. y. 9. REALTY BROKERS room
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FOR SALE 222O 35TH ST. tGEORGETOWNl; g.
room frame. water aud sewer; large frame
stable. lot 25S12O: price. s2,250, terms. $50
cash, balance, SIS month
Apply 10 e. D. MILLER
O 1t 1875 Wisconsin ave.
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DANCING.

THE WYNDHhM 43l 18TH ST NV, EVERY
Tues, Thurs. and Sat. class, $50 pm; lady
assistants; lesson. 50" siz lessons, 81. 50 guar
anteed to teach you. Prof. CHAS. WYNDHAM
ty35-aOt
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c. C. SLOAN 4 CO. AUcrIoNEERs 1907 ST

Attorneys in Fact of Samuel Martin Bloom.
oci2-d& Sfonolinc
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I-ORSES AND VEHICLES TO HIRE

HORSES AND WAGONS FOR MERCANTILE
service, 81 ana 1850 per day. by week or
month. HARRY BEASLEY'S, 2oS lith st. n W.
Cab and baggage service se3-9Qt
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FOR SALE-FARMS,


SPECIAL BARGAINS, DELAWARE FARMS:
catalogue free. which gives full descriptions OF
soil. climate, etc. 6. CHESTER MARSHALL
Milford. Del.
BEAt TIFT-L FARM FOR SALE; a2l. ACRES;
10 miles from Washington. II. G., hne
pike: improved by hne house of II rooms
with modern Improvements: bank harm 40 10y
81. and all necessary outhuiidngs: all buildings
in fine repair; land fertile; fine water; an
elevation nearly 500 f.. no malaria mosQui-
toes; convenient TO church. school. stores D. o..
blacksmith. mails day. ]. T. GATHER
Colesvi!le. Md, Silver Spring D. No. /.
ocl2-3t'10
FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL HOME AND A coon
investment; 2o-acre village farm; bordercd by
trolley: especially equipped for poultry and
trucking: good house and barn. OWNER. 4sS
Maine s.w ocl0-3Dts
MAGNIFICENT MARYLAND ESTATE on
Chesapeake bay: nearly 400 acres; house 10
rooms: ami; all buildings new; farm paying
Investment; house fully furnished; farm stock,
I'd; fine social surro"ndngsi must be sacrificed
and at once. Half price 10 quick buyer DR..
WILSON. 1903 + NV. Wash. u. {. oc3-tf
WE MAKE FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES N
northern Virginia q specially. Write tele-
phone when 10 expect you. +. Il. BUELL. &
SDN. UerDIOp. Va. ep19- 90t4
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-A COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE
home on 33d St. just finished: large rooms;
halls; attic porches; bath; furnace heat large
lot: $500; easy terms. For sale or rent-3
NIER CO., Mt Rainier. Nd. D. N. NESH1T
OcI23t~
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FOR SALE-FINEST LOTS IN TAKOMA PARK;
electric and steam car lines; water, sewer
and gas: cheap ard on easy terms A A. LIPS
COMB and j. +. EARNEST. Trustees. 1923 Ar
St NV. ap9-tf
The daily tribune., 1907-02-16

CALIFORNIA QUAIL ARE
SEEN ABOUT THE TOWN


A flock Of California quail. mum.
bering fifty or moro individuals. has
been seen frequently Of late In the
northern and western outskirts Of the
town. Half . dozen times during
the last week they have been observ.
ed In the low foothills which seems to
be their favorits feeding ground.
They seem to be thriving nicely. and
II properly protected will become
quite numerous in . few years It 10
mtsdsmeAnor under the laws Of the
state to kill them and violators Of the
ststutss should be severely punished.
The California quail 10 . handsome
bird and 10 somewhat larger than the
"bob White" % common in the
Eastern and Southern states. One Of
tts distinguished features is . top
knot On the Pacific coast they are
occasionally found In hocks Of =
hundred or more.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-16
A1ogr YoljR lItlliap1s
AND YCGJ JfEDEI. .vHS

Mis- Asbsi Cssras u visitina
IN Canon City gpday.
usAsr Shsria Jsaa Otstsla1 ~
dswn fson 0aesn this aftssnsen,
~. &. Hard sssssss1 trea Dss.
YER on ths safiy nsfniss tsAin. bedsy.
1T. N. Roberts has rssafssd frsm
Denver whore - paIohassl : lss nf
farniDs impisnsnss.
Miss Pufcsil, who spsrt ssysrai
days II Pueblo wish fsisnss this
wssk. has rstuFnsd homs.
vraak MoCurry ~ quit the
transler bnsinsss n vlorsncs 70 60
rAsohiss on Beaver erssk.
-Mrs. Alex. Aslssbosk ana Mrs.
r.. O. Thoupsoa visit.d With friends
in Portland yesterday Aftsrnecn.
I'D. Higgins and wifs left q
neon for Dsisa 70 reside and whore
Mr.. H,ssins has secured employment
Mrs. George v alter Of wsssclins
after making : brief visit with Mrs..
will Harvey. has gone p Canon 70
visit friends.
Mrs O. O. Yslton and child re-.
turned from Pueblo laat night. Mrs
Yslson had bssn in the Steel City 70
sea An aunt ho has been quite sick
for soma tims.
Mayor Fletcher and Senator Nc
Candles are out TO the cemetery this
evening look ing over ths grounds and
planning for some improvements that
sre contemplated.
--PsArl Ricketts, who for the last
several monshs has been employed BY
the Floreno Home Furnishing com.
pany. this morning entered the em.
ploy Of Ricketts, and Olausen.
Mira ]. P. II. Callahan. Of West
cliife who has been visiting her moth.
sr. Mrs.. A. o. Callahan the last few
days. IL wishing friends tn Canon
City. but will return here before
aoiuR home.
Mis- Ethel Williams and N.ss
Jessie Wilson are apprentices on the
exchange board Of the local 4slephoue
oiiioe. They are learning telephony
and will join the regular force when
there 10 an opening.
Senator N. 3. Lewis came down
from Denver last night and Viii re-
turn tomorrow. In speaking d the
probable time that the present term
Of ths Legislature would last. he
Thought Il would ron the full ninety
days or until the hrst Of April. and
possibly longer.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-16

Ths Tribune for best Job printing.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-16
FOUR MILE NEWS AND
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS

Mr.. Williams is building One and
oapaoious barn on Cyanide avenue.
Ben Quits has returned home from
Utah, wh.rs he has been working
this winter.
kr. Smith has rented his fruit
ranch on .hs south aide Of Hlshlaud
avenue TO M. Kiusuau.
The folks are brushirg the dust
from shsir incubators and nssisg
then up for business.
The bridge on Highland avesus 10
completed and the avenue 10 ops. 70
through travel as lest.
NJ. Rohissos. while dissina dovs
. hank. uncovered . dec Of suAkss 70.
pesisg ''esla Hsd ssiR end ssill" u
sAir plass - hlessasios.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-16
TIE ]. 3. CLUB ENTER
TAINS YOUNG MEE

Last night At the homo Of Mr..
and Mrs, Geo. n. Dsibsrt which VA
beautifully decorated with red hsart'
aud ont flowers. the J. E club. com
posed of the young women Of tbs
high school. eptsrtAinsd the youus
men. After thirty guests had arrived
tho auussmsnts OF the event Z we're
started. Placing seven tables in the
roons. all taking their plsoss - in.
dicat ID BY the tally card. The enter.
tainment consisted Of progressive
samss Of different variety. both In
tsrssting aud amusing. all In keeping
with at. Valentines day. Harold
Eakin wAs the suooessfal winner Of
The arst prize and Miss Cora Norris
rseeived the consolation prixs.
After the gam . the guest, remain
81 thu tables and were served with
dainty refresbm -nts.
A voted the hossessss charming
entertainers.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-16
Knights Of Columbus Meeting
CITY of Mexico

Colorado and Southern offers rate OF
ono fare plus q to tho City Of Mexico
and return; tickets to be cold on Feb.
ruary 10 and IL, with limit 70 days from
date Of sale. Stopovers In Mexico In
either direction. Ask for literaturs on
MEXICO. 7. +. Fisher, g. p. A., Denver
The daily tribune., 1907-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS

WALL PAPER &c. r.. " bolt For paper.
~ ing and painting soc kauii an Tor prices.
III sAeta fe Ave. 20 liz
MRS. LEWIS tho hesler 10 now lotatrd on
M Wrst Main, Just across tho ID. A n. a,
Ha~ks. and 10 rrady TO heal tho sick, rurs rilsu.
matisin, neuralgia, St. vitus d, nee aud par.ly.
sts. No fraud. o Is
The daily tribune., 1907-02-16

SEE OARn0DY AND HURD-
They have sous vsrv Zee issehss iss
sals, Alss 6assains II city basisso
stss1s, agd sssilsscs psepsstiss.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-16
One Fare Plus s. to tho City
Of Mexico and Return

Via Colorado and Southern Railway.
Tickets on sale February l6th and l7th,
limited thirty days from dots Of sale and
good TOE stopovers In both directions In
Mbxioo. Ask for booklets on Mexico
Z. =. Fiahs<. @. p, A., Dsn,s Colo
The daily tribune., 1907-02-16

Send the Weekly Tribune to your
friends at distance. It beats \ letter
and 10 q whole lot lees trouble.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-16

Ho'el Lcpnox turkey dinner Sun :
day 10 8 p. m.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-16

Hotel Lsnnox. turkey dinner. saa.
day 8 70 sp N.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-16

n ~ - savssssss ysss Wash u
~ xstSsns.
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dancing who have been the guests Of
the knights in the past will attend.
The dance will be strictly for those
who are invited aud it will be q
pleasure to- the two door keepers to
invite the two or three per@ons, who
have regularly butted into every
dance in the past without an invita-
tion, TO leave should they again try
TO force their presence into the hall.
This step has been made necessary
by the atfrontery of lewd characters
who have attended unlimited dances
given by the Knights and one by the
Masonic order.
IL is the aim of the Knights to have
az guests only such persons as are
above question and while it is prob
able that some may be unlntentional.
ly overlooked the Knights are deter,
mined to prevent the intrusion of OBJ
jectionable characters.
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ON THE SQUARE.

The committee which has charge
of the programme for the coming
races on July 4th intends to have
races on the square or else have
none at all. All those who are in
terested are aware of this fact. The
judges are fair, impartial men and
they will be backed up by the en-
tire association in the matter Of
carrying out fair races.
The Executive Committee held
meeting this week and ruled off
a man and horse indefinitely for
violation of the rules and more will
follow if there is repetition of such
violations. New horses are show
ing up every day. Two horses ar
rived by Saturdays Claudine and
are being kept in the dark but that
makes it so much more interesting.
1t is understood that a fast harness
horse is to arrive by today's Clau
dine to take part in the coming
events with the horses already here.
Things should be doing on the 4th
A new one dropped in from Paia
this week and from present indica-
tions it looks as though she will
have her name put on one OF the
purses. Mr.. Okamura from Lahai-
IA will be here with something
good and the Wailuku horse men
are always glad to see him as he
always accepts defeat with good
grace and meets success like a gem
tlemanly sport. The owners OF
horses have done their part to en-
tertaiu. Now is the public going
to do their part? We sincerity trust
they are, and prove that in the fu-
ture Maui will be the centre OF
good, honest racing, and the home
of the high class horse.
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The Board of Licence Commisson-
ers for the County Of Maui will hold a
meeting at the public room In the
Masonic Temple, Kahului, on Monday
the 18th of July 1907 at 2. NJ, to
consider the application to the Pho.
neer Hotel Co Ltd. for a Wholesale
License to sell intoI icating LIQUORS ia
the premises known as the Lahaina
Saloon building, Lahaina, under the
provisions Of Act ll9 Session Laws
of 1907.
All protests or objections against
the issuance Of a license under said
application should be filed with the
Secretary of the Board not later than
the time set for SAID hearing.
June 18th, 1907.
D. c. LINDSAY,
Secretary, Board of License Commits
sioners.
June 10, %, 20. July 6, l3.
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Grating Mayor is Convicted on the First Ballot
JUICY is Out but One Hour and
Twenty Minutes.
WILL NOT OPEN HILEA SCHOOL.
Department OF Education Refuses Reopen School where
Health Conditions have been Serious-To Survey
Hawaiian Streams.
ESPECIAL TO THE MAUI NEWS y

Sugar 96 deg. test 3.S125 Beets 9s. 93d
HONOLULU, June 4Governo Carter has engaged
cal expert in Washington to survey
The Maui Committee entertaining the congressman
The Board of Education declines Hlea School
teachers.
SAN FRANCISCO June 14-Mayor Schmitz was found guilty
first ballot The jury hour and twenty
convicted Mayor taken home under guard of the Sheriff
tence will be pronounced to-day
KINGSTON, June 14An earthquake shock yester-
day.
WASHINGTON, June 14Nr. A. Tsukamoto prominent
Der of the japanese colony Francisco Toxic to discuss
with japanese the
law. He will work for the removal of the ban.
BOISSE June 4Ochard the principal witness the trial of
Haywood broke down wept the had
been converted Christianity
NEW YORK June 4The Ionghormen strike has peen de-
clared off
NALDlVIA June 14.A earthquake shock felt here
yesterday Several buildings and railroad bridges destroyed
Five persons killed
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LEASE HOLDBRS or kAHULUI
MEET

The lease holders of property of
Kahului met with the owners OF
the lands there Thursday. All of
the old leases were surrendered
Hon II. p. Baldwin was present
and took part in the meeting.
The work of laying out the new
town is being carried on but until
the new lots are laid out the old
tenants will occupy the lots they
have in the past as tenants at will.
Those desiring lots along the
beach for residential purposes
would do well to apply for them as
early as possible.
Steps have been taken to raise
the lower levels, improve the sew
erage and water systems and pro-
vide for fire protection and the new
town will be laid out IN the most
modern lines.
The growth OF the town will be
slow at first as it is not desired to
interfere with vested interests until
the town is properly laid out and
time for erecting better buildings
given to take the place of those it
is desired to replace.
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EXPERIENCE WITH THE
STRIKERS.

Mrs. Robert E. Peplowski who
recently left for the coast for the
benefit of her health has written
her husband here that in Honolulu
their little child stepped on some
sharp object and on the way up
blood poisoning set in. When they
arrived in San Francisco they tool,
a street car intending to go to a
hospital for treatment that was
urgent. On the way up the car
was attacked by strikers. Stones,
bricks and irons were thrown
through the windows of the car
and shots were fired while fighting
was going on outside. The car
was overturned but they escaped
Mrs. Peplowski then carried the
sick child in her arms for over
three miles and placed her in Il
hospital. An operation on the foot
was found necessary. AS no cable
has been received from her it is
thought that an amputation of the
foot will not be necessary as was
at first though would be the case,
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Miss Sawyer sister of Mrs. Searby
and DR.. Sawyer with Miss Jones
arrived on the "Nevadan" to make
an extended visit.
Mrs. Keeney and Mrs. Griswold
left week ago for "IdlewiIde''
where they intend to remain for a
month.
The Puunene Athletic Associa-
ton will hold a tennis tournament
on or about August 18th. All en-
tries should be made as early as
possible with the secretary Mr.. II.
/. Shoemaker as the drawing will
be made July 8th.
The best sh5ts of the All Maui
Gun Club will shoot at the new
grounds at Puunene Sunday to de-
termine who will take part in the
contest for the inter. island contest
for the Cup, The shoot for the cup
will be held on the 23rd and the
scores will be reported by wireless
as the game progress%,
Mr., Hayselden formerly of La
haina is visiting his daughter Mrs.
w. w. Westcoatt.
Miss McGoun left per Steamer
Claudine for Honolulu Wednesday
after visiting Mrs. j. n. S. vii.
liams few days.
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day, June 29th, 1907, p. M, to
consider the application of Tam Ava
ma, for Saloon License to sell in
toXicating liquors at his premises in
Makawao, Maui, occupied by him
during the past year as a saloon, un.
under the provisions of Act ll9, Ses.
sion Laws of 1907.
All protests or objections against
the assurance of license under said
applica ton should be filed with the
Secretary of the Board not later
than the time set for said hearing.
ID. c. LINDSAY,
Secretary, Board of License
Commissioners.
June l, s, 10, %, 30.
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AN IMPORTANT RULING.

The Liquor License Commission
ers for the County of Maui held a
meeting at Kahului Tuesday and
passed the following resolution that
will affect every liquor dealer in
the County.
Resolved that it is the unanimous
opinion of this Board that retail
License to sell Intoxicating Liq-
uors, in any kind and in any