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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-23

postage stamps, or in advertisements.
AS regards its use on the coinage,
we have actual experience by which
to go. In all my life I have never
heard any human being speak rever-
emily of this motto on the coins, but
have literally hundreds of times heard
OF used as an occasion Of, and incite-
ment to, the sneering ridicule which
it is above all things undesirable that
SO beautiful and exalted a phrase
should excite For example, through
ont the long contest, extending over
several decades, on the free coinage
question, the existence of this motto on
the coins was a constant source of jest
and TidiCule; and this was unavoid-
able, Every one must remember the
innumerable cartoons and articles bas-
ed on phrases like: In God We Trust
for the Eight Cents" In God We
Trust for the Short Weight in God
We Trust for the Thirty-seven Cents
We Don't Pay" and so forth and SO
forth. Surely am well within bounds
when | say that a use of the phrase
which invited constant levity of this
kind Is undesirable.
II congress alter the laws and direct
me to replace on the coins the sem
tence in question it viii be immediate
ly put into effect but trust that the
sentiment of the country, the spirit Of
reverence in the country, will prevent
such action being taken.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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PRoBABLY HE'S THIRsTY.

What are we to think of our de-
lightful friend of the Atlanta Georgi-
an, when, after he has brought about
a condition of aridity in Georgia, he
deliberately leaves the state?-Hous-
ton Post.
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CoNNECTICuTs CHOICE.

Gov Woodruff, in his talk at Wash
ington, d. c.. made no misstatements
of the republican sentiment of Con
nceticut when he said that at present
Taft is the states probable choice for
republican presidential candidate, and
that as things look now the delegation
to the national convention will be for
Linn. Norwich Bulletin.
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DEPARTING
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Hawaiian Lodge No. u,
+. a. A. NJ.

& There will be a Special meet
w ing of Hawaiian Lodge, No. 81,
~ F. & A. NJ, at its hall, Mason
ic Temple, corner of Hotel and Alakea
streets THIS SATURDAY. EVEN
ING, November %. 1907, at 1880 o'clock.
WORK IN THIRD DEGREE
Members of Pacific Lodge, Oceanic
Lodge, and all visiting brethren, are
fraternally invited to attend
BY order of the W. NJ.
X. r. G. WALLACE,
Secretary.
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STRONG PRAISE OF
whitley BY TAFT
THE SECRETARY OF WAR HIMSELF FORMER FEDERAL JUDGE
AND POSSIBLE APPoINTEE TO SUPREME COURT OF THE
STATES, HIGHLY COMMENDs THE ACTIONS OF THE
SHANGHAI JUDGE AND IS A PPIAUDED IN DOING so

disgrace upon the name Of Americans
in the cities of China, cannot but COM
mend itself to every one interested in
the good name of the United States
among the Chinese people and with
our brethren of other countries who
live in China. (Applause). 1t involves
no small amount of courage, and
great deaf of common-sense, to deal
with evils of this character and to rid
the community of them. Interests
which have fattened on abuses can
not be readily disturbed without maxi
ing q fight for their lives, and one
who undertakes the work of cleansing
and purifying must expect to meet re-
sistance in libel and SANDER and the
stirring up Of official opposition based
on misinformation and evil report.
prolonged applause). l am glad to
think that the Circuit Court for Chi
ma has passed through its trial and
that the satisfaction which its policy
has brought to the American and for
eign communities in China and to the
Chinese people will not be unknown
to the Administration at Washington,
at whose instance this Court was first
established. (Cheers).
l have read Judge Wilheys opinions
both in civil and in criminal matters.
He has worked hard and well. He has
made it plain that some additional
legislation by Congress is necessary
to lay down a few more general prin-
ciples of law which are to govern in
the extraordinary jurisdiction Of the
Court in China. I sincerely hope and
believe that the establishment of this
Court will make much for the carry
ing out of exact justice in the con-
troversies that arise in the business
between Chinese and Americans. There
is nothing for which the Oriental has
a higher admiration than for exact
Justice, possibly because he is fami-
liar with the enormous difficulty there
is in attaining such an ideal. Gap
plause.) If this Court shall lead the
Chinese to believe, as it ought to do
and will do, that the rights OF a Chi
naman are exactly as secure when
considered by this tribunal as the
rights of an American, and that there
is no looking down upon Chinese be-
cause he is a Chinese and no dsre.
gard of his business rights because he
is an Oriental it will make greatly for
the better relations between the two
countries. (Cheers.) THE Shanghai
Mercury
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IRMGARD,s GOOD TRIP.

The American barkentine Irmgard,
Captain Christiansen, arrived early TO-
day from San Francisco with general
cargo making the run in the good
time of 1917 days.
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Two teams
Kamehamehas.
Punahous.
MEXICAN FROM KAHULUI.

All. S. S. Mexican arrived this
morning from Kahului where she ar
rived on Thursday from the Sound.
She takes 5000 tons of sugar from
the NeVadan here.
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AUToMoBILIsT ARRESTED.

The police have arrested J. A. Nc
Cloud for needless driving OF an auto
mobile, number 1866
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Sa1e!.

We have for sale limited number
Of small lots at Wahiawa
These lots are so $50, sItuater near
the Railroad Depot and especially suit
arble for summer homes.
While they last we will sell them
for 5000 per lot.
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Fine Job Printing Star Once.
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WANTED.

Wanted Immediately another first
class barber Highest wages paid to a
popular man. None other need apply.
Union Barber Shop, II. Jeffs. Prop.
Boy with bicycle to carry papers.
Apply Star office.
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Classified Advertising
FOR RENT

Ine premises Of Mrs. +. T. Bickerton
at 2Ol7 Kalia Road Waikiki Apply
on premises or telephone 500.
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Kittens Liked Shoe LaCeS,
Husband Took a Cat Nap,
Pets IndulGed in Lunch
Assaulted the Cats, and Wife, Also. She Tells
Judge, But She Relents, and When
the Baby Comes

rail ike anv other prisoner, she burst
into q food OF grief and instantly re-
Judge" she begged, turning her fine
lave ewes briuming with tears, on
Ma r-fstrate Finn. 1T was all a mistake
He didn't mean to hurt me. am sure
and don't want him sent TO prison.
Please, Judge, 1 am so sorry ever had
him locked up, and hope you'll let him
go"
sued the magistrate. in his softest tones
"and you are soon 20 become a mother
aren't you?
Always Good to Her.
"Yes. your honor" said the young
wife, dropping her eyes. but, judge,
Louis has always been so good 70 me
before that I'm sure he'll never be un-
kind to me again. You won't, will you'
LOuis?''-turning appealingly to the
young man, who only hung his head
the lower as he reached out his hand
and pressed his wife's with q grip that
meant. worlds TO both.
We've been married a year, Judge,
went on the young woman, earnestly,
| 'and we've been very happy. II was
/ a little hasty, ! guess-and think IL
have to give away the kittens and
! No you needn't do that. Josie, gen
| erously spoke up Louis In voice thich
| long as you like. You and the kittens
| are all right. 1 am the one who Is al
| fault
We'll" remarked Magistrate Finn
| this seems to be ending very happily
after all. But let me counsel you
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louis Did Not Return.

T,ouis did not return home during the
nipht and bright and early in the morn
inc Josephine repaired to the West Side
,,oIice court and svyore out a warrant,
charging him with assault A court
noliceman arrested Louis and placed
him behind the bars
When Josephine came to court again
and saw her husband lined UP at the
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young man-'-addressing the prisoner
don't ever be rougn with your vile
again. Treat her gently. Remember
that women are frail-nOt strong and
husky like men. and that they have
only their tears and their tongue 70
protect themselves with. Now take this
good little woman home with you anO
freat her lust the best you know how.
You're discharged.
Reconciled and happy the young cou-
pie left the court room arm in arm
As they made their way 10 the street
Josephine was saying:
FYes. Louis, I'll only keep one OF the
kittens for the present, and when baby
comes
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debts and the 10000 crown worn by
Baron Hickey when he became king
OF Trinidad,
Last January she announced for sale
a lock Of hair Of Pope Plus *, from
the proceeds Of which she hoped 10 oe-
Gin a grand opera career. memento OF
the dead pope from her maternal grand
mother. who. in turn. received 1t from
her physician. who was also the physi-
clan TO the Pope. ----
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Public Sale.

PosTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. washington:
pubIic auction at HOO A. NJ, AUGUST =
1901. at Eleventh Street entrance 20 POST III @
Ace Department Building. roll top, nat Top
ana standing desks: fle cases: doors; tables.
chairs; 20 rolls iinoleum; lot carpets; maps
pulleys and brackets. sewing machinesi eteS-
tric motors: ventilating fans; steam pump,
power pump; platform scales; old type; scrap
iron: bronze bell. &c. F. III. HIICHCOSN'
Acting Postrnaster General anS,o,o
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The funeral of the late John Standl-
ford will be held from his nome IN
INNER King street this afternoon at
4i30 o'clock The funeral services will
he conducted by the Rev. c. d. Bulla,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
south. and the burial will be made in
the Union Cemetery. The funeral Will
be attended nv the members of Osceola
Tribe OF Red Men. OF this city.
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For SaIe-Suburban.

s5sO-Owner must sell. Or house. barn: over
u acre ground. near cars. fine shade. fruits
cranes. : minutes walk lew trolley. 2 young
horses: COW: new road wagon. buggy, 2 sets
harness: chickens. store small stock grocer
les: fixtures (wOrfh SZ5el; all furniture In
Louisiana ave. aIo-u
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Had Larpe Vocabulary.

Josephine, his pretty young wife who
had fondly imagined her husbands vo-
cabuIarv of expletives did not extend
bevond an occasional dam" was so
borrifed by the flow Of unusual lam
euaRe that when he rushed upon her
nets and began TO kick them violently
with the maltreated Oxfords. she threw
herself. shrieking. upon his neck ana
tried to stay his anger. .
Tbere followed a brief struggle. At
i,s conclusion the young wife found her
self sitting dazed In far corner OF the
nsrlor, with a smarting sensation on her
So,,5j1- telling OF Louis hasty retreat TO
The outer air. The three kittens
crouched painting and terrified under the
rhairs and sofas.
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NOTICE-Following schedule not guaranteed.
For Raleigh. Wilmington. Columbia, Sa-
yannah, jacksonville. Tampa Atlanta. Bir-
a-65 a m daily-SeabOard Mail Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers 10 savannah
and Jacksonville. Through sleepers Washing
ton Hamlet and Hamlet 70 AIlanta ana BIZ
IninEham. Dining cars.
500 o. m daily.-Seaboard Express. Solid
train with coaches and pullman sleepers 70
Ssvannah jacksonville and Tampa Through
sieepers TO Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining
cars.
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swooped down upon the fuzzy brown
silk strings in his Oxford ties and
chewed them to a pulpy mass while he
slept
Now. it happened that Louis was very
proud Of those brown ties, and when
he came to and contemplated the dam
age wrought by the kittens during MS
catnap. he rose in his wrath ana SAID
things and did things that he afterwaro
came To reRret.
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ALEXANDRIA ELKS
PLAN FOR OUTING
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Aug. 8.

A1arandria Lodge Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elhs held largely
attended meeting at their hall. corner
OF Prince and Royal streets, last even
inc II was decided that the lodge
would give Il complimentary excursion
to Marshall Hall on August ~.
Alexandria Lodge OF Elks is the most
,,-osnarous Of the social clubs in Alex
andr,a. and its membership is constant
" growing.
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For Rent-Apartments.

FOR RENT-The Amsterdam: Four-rooln
anartneut. So: sIK-room apartment, 40 FOUR
room apartment thasement' 4I'- W. - - .
FOR RENT-Apartments rooms ana SSSa SS- a. !;
Esetbap 18th and E Capitol sts.------.Sll-9 %
SurroIk Tth and II sts. sw..---..-.-'---. y - -
S1sseX 18th and B sw- cheated -.--.. -o-uo
uui-tf
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Railroads.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

schedule In effect July 90. l90I-l
s-oo p Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
week days-Stops at principal points IN Nir-
~tnia Vsstlbule train. standard coaches.
TarlOr car TO Hinton. handled IN No -
from C;ordonsville which has a la carte
dininC car and connects at Covington for
Virginia Hot Springs Pullman sleepers
C,IiffOn FORGE TO Louisville. Cincinnati.
Ind{anapoIis, St. Louis. and Chicago.
An y M-New q. a o. Limited. Daily.
Fast new vestibuls train. stops only At
C;ordonsviue. Charlottesville. StauntoD,
CIIfton FORGE, and Coyington. Va; White
Sulphur Ronceve-te. and Hinton. W. Va
Pullman slcepers TO Lexington. Louisville
Cinciunati Indianapolis. ST. Louis. and
Chicago. Dining Cars. la carte service
one night out -
SOLID vestibule train Pullman sleepers 20
Cincinnati Lexington. and Louisville.
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia hot
GprinEs week days. Dining Cars a IA
carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati 10 Chi
caRo and St Louis. and Louisville 70
Memphis Nashville. and Southwest.
Y2eseryations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohfo offices. 6l3 Pennsylvania ave. 6gS 18th
~ near T; and Sixth Street station Tels-
phone. Main $3.50. for Pennsylvania r. r,
! CAB Service. and Main l0os FOR c. 8 o.
Ticket Office OSO-U
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1s5s-HEREs A SACRIFICE. sure enoUghi
over Ia acre: new 6r- house; excellent water
FrrpDlv- chicken hOHse, chicken wire fencings
frtiit: shade. E5-foot grape arbors jersey cow
30 business hens: ! tons coal new oak kitchen
cabinet. new refrigerator built 70 oruers
vrneelbarroW, garden implements, al hrsE
class: mating. IlnoleuIn- On trolley, ID min
utes' ride city. s.. 500. immediate possession I:
easy terms. TIE SOG4~E S'~-I me -
Louisiana ave A1--L
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Wanted-HOuSeS.

VANTED-To rent AZ Alexandra, a 20 s.
49, = auj-2t
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Charles H. Arlington has bought from
Iohn +. Normoyle. agent for William
r. Morris. of Pittsburg, Pa. a house
ana lot as North Patrick street.
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Miss Grace Ford. Of Baltimore. is
visiting Mrs. a. d. Montire. in South
Lee street.
The Washington times., 1907-08-06

Miss Mamie King and Miss Lena
craven are visiting in Leesburg for two
weeks.
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BARONESS FRIENDS
GRIEYED AT FATE

washington friends Of the Baroness
Anna Hardin-H Hickey and her talented
granddaughter, Baroness Refine Hardin |
Hickey, are grieved but not surprised |
10 learn that the former was. a few days |
ago. quietly admitted to a private sanl- |
tarium at Stamford. Conn, and that very |
little. II any. hope is held out for her ul- |
innate cure and release
The Baroness Hardin Hickey was Miss
Anna Flagler, daughter OF John H.
Flaeler. and nieco of Henry NJ Flagler'
of standard OIL fame. 1t was IN lSSO
. that Anna Flagler married the ecceh-
tric nobleman, Baron James Hardln-
o Hickey. and his strenuous life and hnal
suicide In the presence Of the Baroness
are said to have so preyed upon her
mind that she became addicted TO the use
Of rhloraI and other drugs to such an
EXTENT that she has been gradually
breaking In health and mind
Husband Was Visionary.
Raron Hardin-Hickey was born in San
Francisco. plain James A. Hardin
Hickey. and inheriting a large fortune.
became a traveller. a roamer, and much
~ visionary He was educated in
France. ran, for a year or so. French
,ausnaper in support Of the royalists'
o,d was later expelled from France for
biS editorial attacks on the French gov
er1ment, While living In Paris ne mar
rIed the daughter OF an Italian noDle-
man. and by this marriage was eoorn
Refine Hardin-H Hickey, so Wen known III
musical circles in Washington.
After the death OF his ltallan wire;
he was married to Anna Flagler' anG
managed to extract large sums OF
money from his rich father-in-laW' anu
to gain much notoriety by his eccentric
ways Of spending IL.
Would Be Trinidad's King.
In 1883 he was shipwrecked off the
island of Trinidad. and going ashore
conceived the idea Of establishing on
tbe island a colony. Of which he should
become the king.
His title of baron was bestowed upon
him by the Pope, for distinguished serv'
ices rendered the church
Tho Baroness RENE lived here for a
number OF years. until last February
when she left for the West. For a time
tbe baroness Refine, or Miss Hardin
Hickey. as she was called. sang at Cal.
vary Baptist Church. at Eighth and II
streets and about a year ago appeared
at Chase's Theater for week, where
she made a pronounced hit with hei
group Of songs.
Mass of Debts Left.
At the time Of her fathers death
there was nothing left but a mass o.
The Washington times., 1907-08-06

NEW YORK, Aug. cit was simply
a case of too many kit.ens-too many
kittens In a given place at gwen
time. The place generally was under
the Young husbands teet; the time
when he came home from an honest
days toll and sought to enjoy, In peace
and tranquility, the delights OF 90
mestic happiness
Louis Schlosser stood it all with very
good grace indeed until. as he was loll-
ing in his Morris chair. indulging In a
little after-dinner nap, the kittens
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DIR. FISK ELGIN

Expert In the treatment OF private diseases.
chronic and acute. Both sexes All consulta-
tions confidential. Medicine furnished. Prices
moderate. Hours, TO !. to 6. to 3.
Rooms 1913 Pennsylvania ave. nw- Phone
81. 1873
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The funeral of little Clarence Pohi'
infant son of Mr. and Mrs H H. Ponl'
was held from the home OF Mrs Annie
Power m West End this afternoon. INC
funeral services were conducted Dy the
Rev. Father Lawrence Kelly, OF 81
HTar,,s Church. and the burial WAS
made in St. Marys Cemetery in Church
street.
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A special meeting of Fitzgerald Coun-
ell, No. 459, Knights Of Columbus was
held at the Lyceum HaH' IN LUKE
street, last evening Arrangements were
made for the entertainment OF 'he
Knights of Columbus who may stop IN
this city on their way back from the
jamestown Exposition next SATURDAY
and Sunday.
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G244-WonderfuI bargain; Acres beauufUlly
located on river. - minutes city minutes
wharf, 5--oom house. stable. chicken house
etc: shade. fruit. grapes, snail fruits pretty
little stream: spanned BY rustic bridge mag
niacent spring: bathing. boating. satings
plenty OF game. $50 cash 20 close estate
THE SOCLE CO. Inc 60 La ave
ty30-tf
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For Rent-FlatS.

For RENT-Flat Of rooms and bath
.stearn heat: so 50. 653 II St No auo-St
FOR RENT-Unfurnished fiat. rooms aha
bstb. corner house: all newly papered: rent
reasonable. rs Sth ST So duo-ot
~ TENNESSEE AVE. NE.-Flat, -FOUR rooms
,-ttb bath- large front and back yard. near
car line: G4.30 per month AUST
E,stL N - ne 4 rooms and bath------..tl4-S0 20
--sto-,a PARK a rooms and bath. ...-.... l5yy
1857 Z ne, 4 rooms and bath -.....--.--.- 49,
Ig34 y Sc rooms and bath. furnace El-9y
S0iT Dunbarton ave. r. bath. furnace = %
cOLI.INS-GCERRY CO. GIL 18th 81 NV
Ru4-3t
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For SaIe-HOuSes.

I
-OR sAI.E-See us about these pretty new
houses well located on Capitol Hin; 500 eash,
I2O a month. good solid attractive homes
Vul. only Sg g75. stories, cellars, furnace
heat; tiled baths; open plumblngt covered
porches. BETTER THAN MANY A'oVO
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York Ave. Adjoining Corner OF 14th'
AUST
FOR sAI.E-Reduced to $3.50: built TO sell |
for 81 $50: new houses on @ ST. ne, storiest /
cellar; HOT WATER HEAT; very large lots'
ELL . STONE & FAIRFAX.
1872 New York Ave. au9-St
FOR sALE-New Houses southeast: good
value at $4,000. near 4th and Pennsyiyania
ave; thoroughly well constructed; stories
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York Ave. au6-St
FOR sAIE-A bargain on East Capitol St, a
81 900 house for $500: stories cellar
rooms: modern bath; lot lS5liS' % wide alley
STONE s. FAIRFA&,
1912 New York Ave au6-St
FOR sAI.E-Here's a bargain: owner needing
money Will sell az a sacrifice. q desirable
property on 9th ST ne. near +. renting IOr
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1872 New York Ave au6-St
ron sAIF;-To settle estate; a brick dwelling
and lot lsx136 TO 20 II. alley on ST. ne.
'ie0i 0'" STONE & FAIRFAX.
lsl2 New York Ave. AUST
FOR sATE-A Cozy Groom house on 3 ST.
Sc, cellar. furnace: good Gondition-
1882 New York ave. AUST
| FOR SALE-Two brick houses near X and
North Capitol sts., rent FOR SlE Price N.5p
| each. CHAS. S. MUIR & CO, Inc. 1903 New
York ave auo--S
FOR sALE-lOOO bargain houses IN all parts
| Of Washington, d. c. $4,000 Will buy O.
I renting
ROLAND Q. BOOTH, 7o4 9Th st. =. w
! au4-3t
| FOR SALEM. Pleasant home; 6 rooms
and bath; rents. 500 hne brick house y
ROLAND c. BOOTH, 7o4 sth st. n. W
au4-3t
FOR sAIE-On G St ne. near Union de
pot: nice Groom brick; cellar. etc; only
ROLAND C. BOOTH, 7o4 9Th st. n. W
au4-3t
FOR sAI.E-Three new houses IN Ecking
| ton. six rooms bath. pOrches; splendid
homes; {s.s75 ea6, 500 cash and 80 month
ROLAND AND 3. BOOTH, 7O4 9th St. n. W
| au4-3t
ron sAIE-Only 2z.1OO. IN Brooklandf D. c
Splendid s-room dwelling. lot 5ONlSO- 20
tomac water. etc Easy terms. 90 -
ROLAND @. BOOTH 7o4 sth ST. N "
au4-5t
FOR sALE-six-room house IN southeas,
southern exposure; all modern improvements
| Address A. r. S. Station IS au4-si
$4,000
DESIRABLE CORNER FRAME DWELL
| ING Southeast. near Penn ave. car line
west OF sth ST: six rooms and kitcheT
good condition. latrObc heat. lot 2fNl5 fee
cozy home. or Will rent 70 good advar
tage.
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER. COZ F ST. y. W
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AN UNUSUAL
en1znau nRRnz TuETTK

Beet location in KensingtOn. three story,
porch house. 10 rooms. 1000 feet ground;
steel windmill and z8-barrel steel tank n
attic. Two-story barn. 1sNZc feet. IL sruit
trees with fruit IN pTOfuslOns grape arp0r.
plants. etc. An Ideal home. IN best eonci-
ton
$500 TO immediate purchasey,
ANDERSON g. ADAMS, Elz corcoran Bldg
au24.6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPECIAL
Effective August ;. 1901,
SOLID VESTIBULE TRAIN
PARLOR CAR AND COACHES
sunday bafNapn
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-Fouowing schedule figures published
only as information. and are not guaranteed
100 A. M-Danville and way stations
ss:O5 A M-Harrisonburg and way stations.
$500 A M.-Sleepers and coaches to sAtiants
and New Orleans Sleeper 10 Columbus, Ca
Dining Car
s11 100 A M-Sleepers and coaches to Co
lumbia Savannah. and Jacksonville Dining
car.
ASS P M-Charlottesville, Warrenton, and
way stations; StrasDurg week days
s6:I5 p M.-Sleepers and coaches TO Atlanta
Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 10 san Fran
cisco tri-weekly.
$3.50 p M-Sleepers and coaches 20 Char
lotte Columbia and Augusta Dining car.
'lO:I5 p. M.-Sleepers and coaches (Via
Ivnchburr and BristoD 10 Chattanooga. Mem
phis and New Orleans. Dining Car
"ii:e0 p. M.-New York and New Orleans
Limited Solid Pullman 10 Asheville- Atlanta
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