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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
JAPANESE BOYCOTT TO
Be FOUGHT LOCALLY

When the patriots of China decided
to boycott the goods of America, Hone
lulu had its own interest in the matter,
and there was trouble in the local
Chinatown long after the rest of the
world had forgotten the trade battle in
the Orient. Now China is in the mid
die of a boycott against the goods of
Japan, and Honolulu, as usual, is TO be
swung into the international game In
this instance, if the reports from the
meetings being held nightly in the new
japanese theater are correct, the jap
anese OF Oahu are to retaliafe on the
Chinese OF Honolulu for the loss their
eOuntrymen are sustaining over the
seizure of the Tatsu Maru at Macao,
from which the japanese boycott
sprung
The plans of the japanese are to
drive the Chinese fish vendors out Of
business and handle the whole fish bust
ness Of Honolulu themselves, from the
catching of the product in the deep
blue sea to the wrapping of it in II
leaves with cash register aeeOmpani
ment in the retail market trade.
The idea is to form company among
the japanese, erect a new fshmarket
where only japanese viii be behind the
counters, and refuse to supply the pres
eut Chinese sellers any more with sup
plies for customers. For the past seT-
eral days this plan has been maturing,
and It Is stated that already the Jap
snese fishermen have entered into an
agreement to supply only the new fish
market az soon as it is opened for bus-
ness japanese capitalists are behind
the scheme and ready to put up TIE
money for a market when perrission
to open one can be obtained from the
Board Of Health.
To make the business something
more than mere business. however, aaA
to turn the patriotic side up, the jap
sness hui intends to throw open the
proposition 70 all the japanese Of Ha-
Ezii, inviting subscriptions for the
stock Of the company from amounts
Of one dollar up.
Practically al the fishing in Oshuan
waters . now done By the japanese,
the Hswaiians having long since beez
crowded out Of the business By the
japanese, as they have been crowded
but Of the industry Of taro raising by
the Chinese, although fish and tsrs
form such an important part Of the
Hawaiian bill Of fare. There are rs
Chinese fishermen to amount 70 any
hing, the Chinese having eonteni.ed
themselves with meeting the fishing
feet in the hsrbor and buying the
.zteh- There are few japanese retaa
ish sellers, the wholesale end Of tts
JusiHezs having eontented them - FIX
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16

~ o. an e-- ~ Sscc-f eESe-ilc.
~ az 1e-- a--=- -hs advertised
---s a-1 ai-1 re c-ru5 EcUlirs To-
a. ---S-E 80 c- re curtain tie Narns
UF-- e. 1l- - -EE same against IRE
D. Esa1s. -es Ge.zy Vas caused
81 --e ----E--.ral - sr-re % ne
n rEEz-s ana l- uls vel O. .
49, o. - wle- rrs E-a- t1-irss Was
c----eL -1e Ssc-.E game between
e. = Lr-s ans Purah1u Vas uoS--
r-a1 ru-< d. -1z -2Z Had IL ossa
-ls-l b w--E Alvs Been after SIX
c-e --s SPECTATORS lex the
E-- -- Esr-cr-y up % the
Lel--E e. s-E-- - games a. me schs5-
-ei --=- -a&--S 5s.zyS aSect The
E-- -a-s lr--acl1a-y
-uc -=r -z1 e-cEs i-ro ne sarne
Eas-s--1E - NE=zs--a u-aye6 thir6
tE --z NE--s 4-- s-owss ID vel
49, -e Ecz X CEi-s-gvo-rh
k-5 e l- s1ck 70 re Jewels
-r-~ --- s--He1 r-c-ss - beng
C-s-=-- Ezs E--s - wc-k az Pesri
EE-r-- ana II e----e r-s Tsws-S VII
Pave -- lr u---1-- - services EE6is
Es--E-5- --e5 rs u-acs - second
Ts~-s-zzr ana x Ca--swc-r1 vszt
z E-ss u Es--E-zsr- r-lcs-
-e Do Heads started - with
->E 90 s---e Beng 90 l- c1si-
49, 1- --z 5-E % re sec--E Innings
ICY rsas -r have --s game sewn
a. o. --e =--1. E-vsv5-. -hz Rams
c7-k b -zE -=ls= 20 lie ana WIKI IRE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
~TT~~~~r~~I
I Short and Sweet !

The Wsikapus are the Leaders in the
Maui Baseball League
Entries for the big HiIo stake races
close on June -
The steamer Mauna Kea sports q
baseball team
The first fOUT-bsH golf tournament
ever played II the Territory will take
Place OF the Country Clubs links to-
day commencing az 10 q n Two
prizes are offered
It = expected that adverse winds viii
prevent ire Hawaii making 2 fast
passage 20 san Pedro.
BIZ Pzpke vas badly beaten By
EstehsL PzpEs put ID 2 game battle
but vas oUtfouzht Thsre vas over
t20gd6 IN the house
Harry IsbeH. the crack bali player
q Ire University q Washington, ar
rived D. the : :. Columbian and EFT
OF hzr for EzhuIgi and the Coast
Domingo Fsrsirz Isayes for HID By
tn steamer Nagaa Eea today. He
VII take the rzeehorzes BrEzer and
Indigo with hin
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
PALAMAS DEFEAT JAPANESE
AFTER FIFTEEN INNINGS
CFrom Mondays Advertisero

D
[ those exciting. long-drawn-out game:
yesterday which have made il famou:
as the scene Of some OF the best base.
estl contests ever played in the Terri
tory.
I In the first Riverside League game
/ between the Palamas and the Japa.
nsSs Athletics, fifteen fast innings had
70 be played before victory rested with
the Palamas by the score Of 10 5.
/ The second game between the Alo-
has and the Athletics was won by the
! latter by the score Of 5 70 3 Kaimi
who pitched for the Alohas, being de-
cidedly OF color.
The first game kept the immense
crowd present on tiptoeS from start 10
finish and was one Of the most inter
eSting exhibitions OF the game ever
seen on the Aala diamond. When the
Palanas tied the score in the fifteenth
inning and then brought home the win
ming run under remarkable conditions.
the scene OF enthusiasm that enSued
bsSSars description.
The Paiamas opened the scoring in
the sixth. Celment died pitcher TO
first Kealoha walked and stole sec
ond. Correa famed and H. Walker
was given pass, KealOha coming
home
In the seventh for the japanese F|ck-
ard beat out a hunt and stole second.
Ross few out 20 center field and I.
Flores famed Michi was safe on
frSt's error and stole second. Kaipo
was safe on seconds error which ScOr-
ed PiCkard and NIichi.
In the same innings the Palamas
scored again Zsrhe was safe on pitch
sr's error. Houan famed. Zerbe scor-
ed on a bad throw catcher 10 third.
ESpfada walked. Ho0pii famed. Ka-
haawinui was safe on pitchers bad
throw to first scoring Espinda- Clement
famed.
In the eighth the Palamas made the
score 70 , in their favor. Kealoha
few out 10 pitcher. Correa knocked
BAGS. and Walker scored Correa with
s rwo-bagger.
The Ja-ausSe tied the score in the
ninth Pickard was safe on shorts
error and Ross went out second to
first L Flores knocked out a two
bagser scoring Pickard- MichPs two
bdgser brought Flores in
There was nothing more doing till
the fifteenth inning when the Japs got
their heads in front TO the extent OF
a single run Michi persisted pitcher
10 first Kaipo was safe on thirds
bad throw to first Kuali strollsd-
NCtIey'S sacrifice hit scored Kaipo
The PaLlmas won the game in the
same inning scoring twice. Clement
famed KealOha was safe on pitchers
error Correa was out pitcher 10 first
Walker knocked = fly 70 center field
but Kuau made a bad mess OF a run
ming catch and dropped the ball. Ke-
aloha coming home kuaH had up TO
this time played q star game Walker
started % run 10 second and HuaH
threw Wild 70 the catcher who threw
Wild 70 second in an attempt u catch
Walker. and the latter came home with
the game
Walker displayed excellent Judgment
in running and won the game BY clever
hsafw1rk exhibited Just at the proper
moment
Nigel Jackson kept tab. and will il
i understood. continue 70 serve the
league as scorer Nigel knows the
game and KEEPS a fine score The
league Is 10 b. congratulated OF OBJ
tanning his services
The scores
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
kauai TEAM
MEAN BUSINESS

That EauaI = seriously Intending
sendIHg I team 10 Honolulu 10 contest
for championship polo hoH0rz Is shown
By the following e1mmGniesti0n- whieh
makes 0ut the Kzuai men 70 be very
earnest II the natter
LIhHs, kauzi- June e. 1905
/, Ny Dear Eben-ToEr letter 6f the
fdVh was duly received, and I an glad
everything L getting along 50 we'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
JAPANESE 4 c

eocoanut OF other leaves would be fine
sp0rr and furnish plenty OF fun
Hs'eIohEa-- OF the hill sliding on
long wooden sI=ds. would furnish e
variety
Eu KIM would attract the old
CANA q f1otracinE
Another interesting amusement was
the -Panapua-' or shooting the sugar
cane srrUEs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
VIZ LIVE AND LEARN.

Dick REgtEr. the Hou5IuI1 pitcher
Danny Long 6Iekzr=d win and thzu
didn't Land h1ok=d Up with Barney
J1F t1e 0-Hsr day and Won lis Rne
'Thsre vas great rs5oIcfng over ReEtsr's
vfEt9rT u the Islands santa Cruz
NAP sent ReEtEr 4 canrzct on the
u1E ztezuE-EI-ha1g
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16

Sieve hartman the I0eaI ehzuEeEr-
has returned frsu trip % Mani Easrz
De has been sP=niag u an auto hack
business fsr Diek DzFz- Davis IA
china Is Baiek AMI Lloyd Sehuidt K
doing tEs driving
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
sPR4Iys OrTFLY UgED

Bathe the parts freely with Cham
hegizin = Pain Balm and give them alb
s6Iute rest and = qliek eure Il certain.
FsE sale bV Bszs5n- Srith & Co. Lid,
Agszts f0r tie Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
ATHLETIC CLUB.
SUMMARY.

SUMMARY.
TwO-base hIts-TOwnssnd. Asam.
Sacrifice hit-Chi Bui
Left on bases-Alohas. s: Athletics. 6
Pass on baIIs-Of Kaimi. s; Akina, l
Struck out-By- Akina, 4
Wild pitche-Kafmf- .
Passed baIIS-Akaua, I: Brito. .
BaIk-kaimi
Time OF gsm@1 hour % minutes
Cmpir@BsrL Bower
Scorer-N- Jackson
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16

Two-base hits-Ross, Correa, Walker
1. Flores. Michi.
Sacrifice hits-Correa. Motley
Left on bases-Japanese \. c., s:
Palamas, :.
Double piay-Kuali-I. Flores.
Bases on baIls-Of J. Flores. s: Es-
piuda. ..
Struck out-By Flores. Is: Espinda.
L.
Wild pitchSs-FlOres, .: Espinda, 1.
Passed baus-Luning. ..
Time Of game hours 10 minutes.
Umpire-Bert Bower.
SCOrer-N. Jackson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
CHINESE ALoHAs.

1oIalS .------S9 - Is .
Sing ChOng out, bunting third
strike.
CHINESE ATHLETIC CLUB.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16

Mayor Busse Of Chicago was secret
" married On April q.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16

The Waikapus are the Leaders in the
Maui Baseball League
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16

ENG sang out, interfering with
batted ball
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
FOR sALE-HoUsES.

NEW GROOM and bath houses; papered
throughout: hot-Water heat: covered pOrches
near Lincoln Park: easy terms THOMAS
-. MELTON, 81 u NV, no2l-IOt
USEQUALED BARGAIN-6-r0oms and bah
frame house. perfect condition.; nice little
home, good location NV; only SIGj0; cannot
DC duplicated for the price. NEW YORK
ItEAL EsTATE BROKERS. eli T. no2l-3t
6-ROOMs ana bath brick: new house. Ie
DrOlt PARK: excellent home for colored Marty.
price, s.. COOS easy terms, NEW YORK REAL
ESTATE BROKERS. gu Il. no21-8t
FOR sALE-To colored family. Sc; s-room
press brick; porcelain bath; cellar: furnace;
front and back yard: s., $50 $50 down. BOX
20 Times office. no2l-3t
FOR SALE-A hve-r0om frame at Good
Hope. ID. c.; renting for s. 20 good tenant;
lot 40Xl00i $500 cash,
no2l-2t L. J. MILLS. COS 9th NV.
TOR sALE-New eight-room house near In
coin Park. attic, cellar. pantry; hot-water
heat reception hall; front and back u0rches
Lot IANllO $780, easy terms. owner 282
nth 81. ne. no2i-st
HOW TO BE your own landlord on 500 cash;
so monthly. For full particulars drop postal
telephone, or call for illustrated plat OF Con-
necucut Ave Terrace.
r. GORDON. Colorado Building
no2l-it Tel. Main SO.
SPECIAL INVESTMENTS.
y, 50o-Rents $3.50 month"; bricks, NV
y, le9-Rents 5000 month; store and house NV
~ yao-ltents S225of nice brick house NV
81. 5o0-IteHts $780, Groom brick Sc
fl'Soo-Nice home ne.i rooms. BATH.
MORAN q GOLDENBERC.
Goa + 81. NV. nol9-3t
FOR sALE-Large rOomy house; fne loca-
tom can be converted into apartments 10
yield Is e IS per cent on Investment An
ia and y sts, HENRY ". OFFUTT.
noIs-tf
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
PUBLIC NOTICES.
1DW. ,RD IL. THOMAS AND ANDREW 3.
DUVALI., Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF the District
Of Colun bia- holding a District Court. ln
TSi The opening of an alley In square 81,
IN the District of Columbia District Court
Notice y hereby given that the Commission
ers or ie District Of Columbia, pursuant 70
the visions OF Sections l60S Ct seq. or the
Code OF Laws for the District Of Columbia
have hleG petition in this court praying the
condemnation OF the land necessary for the
opening Of an alley IN square numbered nine
hundred and siXty-fOur (S6D IN the District
Of Columbia as shown on a plat or map
nled with the said petition. as part th6reoLs
IND praying also that a jury Of hVo judiCiOusl
dlsinterested men. not related to any person
Interested ia these proceedings ana not In the
service or employment Of the District OF Co
lumbta or Of the United States, be summoned
by the United States Marshal for the District
or Columbia 10 assess the damages each
owner or land 20 be taken may sustain Dy
reason Of the opening of an alley ia said
square S64 and the condemnation of the land
necessary for the purposes thereof and to
assess the benefits resulting therefrom, in-
Guiding the expenses OF these proceedings As
provided for In and by the aforesaid Code %
laws II is by the Court. this 10th dag OF
november A ID. IsOS. ordered, thar all per-
be, and they are hereby warned and COM
rudndod 10 appear in this court on or before
the ETH DAY or DECEMBER, 4. D. 1908,
at 10 O'CLOCK A. n. ana continue IN at
tendance until the Court shall have made its
nnal order Tltifying and confirming the
award OF damages and the assessment Of
sworn herein. and It Is further ordered, that
a copy Of this notice and order be published
once In tho Washington Law Reporter and
once In the Washington Evening Star, the
washington Herald, and The Washington
Times, newspapers published in the said
District, before the said 18th day Of
December A. y. 1903. IL is further
ordered. that a copy Of this notice and
order De served by the United states Marshal
or his deputies, upon such OF the owners
OF the fee OF the land TO be condemned here
in as may be found by the said Marshal
his deputies within the District OF Columbia
before the said 18th day OF December. A. D.
1903 (SeaD. BY the Court, THOS. r. AN
Justice. 4 true copy. Test. J. r.
Clerk. BY +. z. CUNNINGHAM,
Assistant Clerk 1t
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY,

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed
4.a0 = NC. & o. Limited Daily. Fast yes
thule train. Pullman sIeepers to Lexington
Louisville. Cincinnati, Indianapolis Chicago
and st. Louis. ParlOr car for Virginia Hot
b Springs week days, Pullman Car Louisville
10 Memphis and New Orleans Dining Cars
la carte service.
11IO p M.-F F. V. LIMITED. Daily
Solid vesttbule train. Pullman sleepers 10
Cincinnati, Lexington, and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs week days. Dining cars, a la carte
service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati TO
Chicago and ST L-uls and Louisville To
Memphis. Nashvills. ard New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices 5I3 pennsvI-
y8uia ave. 1889 + md New Union sta
ton. Telephone Main 1856 or 22JS for tick
cts, reservations and taXIcab se22-tf
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n B.-Following schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile. New
Orleans. Asheyaie, Chattanooga, Memphis.
Sis a. m, and 1875 p. m. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chartaoooza
Memphis, New Orleans. IO.IO D. m.
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken
Savannah. Jacksonville, and Florida points
4;l0 P m daily.
L 5. BROWN, General Agent
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.


Every DJner Hour on the odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
1850 a. m--Dlner, Pullman ParI0r
$500 a. m.-Buuet, -Ear4or, Flve-rf oT5r Train,
800 a. m-DineT ana Pullman ParIor O.
fll.o9 a. nI-Diner and Pullman Parlor car
100 p. m--Diuer and Pullman Parl0r Car.
'5-sJ D. M Royal Limited" All puIIulsns
tlVe-uOuT.
400 p. m--Coaches to Philadelphia.
1000 - m.-Dinsr and Pullman ParIor
500 ,. n Coaches 10 Philadelphia
~l5s59 ,. m.-Sleepers.
-. 30 a. m---Sieepsrs.
ATLANTIC CRY. 100. geo. fu.O0 a. n.
tl'vg $40 ,. N.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR OF THE HOUR"
(Week Days Zoo a. m. 20 S D. ms
go i5.u To.9y -i.9J' go. 1890, $50. 90
ts-Sg. flO-v1 '4l.vo .. M Zoo noon, fl2.05.
sI.O0 Ills. 1900. 500. 1920. $40 t4.5S
ti-f5. -5.g0 t5.Vo -6sSy d.0t go. TI-00. ss.0J
- ~ $1,000 alJ.z5, al &c, $500 noon ''
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. ~, $50 p. m.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS, AND IOYfs.
VILE, 'g.l0 a m. '4-u5 D. m, al 40 aiTbt.
IL 30 night
CLEVELAND. $40 ?. m.
COLUMBUS, $50 p. n.
WHEELING, $40 a. m. $50 q. n,
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. m, F4.G5 $500 d, N,
FREDEBICK,1S;zo, 1910, ts.IU a. N, II Sd.
HAGERsTOWN. t9:I0 a. m. $500 p. m
ANNAPOLIS, = %. TS-OO a. m, fi2.O5 noon
f8.21. - 80 $3.50 ana 500 ,. m
'Daily- Except sunday. 1Sunday only.
TELEPHONES at all OF the foII0vyIps
Ticket off ses: 1-l7 G ST Tel Main I5gI ~
Station Ticket ONCE Main 1885, Information
Bureau, Main 1880. nof7-rF
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

WHAT'S THE USE OF delaying the needed
repairs 10 your steam or hot water boilers
Phone US the order and have IL attended 10
without delay. Large force OF Competent men
eIways available. Prices moderate VII
LIAM CONRADIS Co. Io25 7th St NV
Phone Main Gtza te16-tu. q, sa-s0s
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

UNDERWOOD'S Osteopathic parlors are At
1913 Pa ave NV. where you can get a
weeks treatment Tree to demonstrates oste0-
patty. Hours TO i m; 10 5 and Z 20
p m. Consultation and examination always
free Phone Main 7S6 reFT ia 81
BY RESTORING the CIRCULATION OF ths
BLOOD CURES LOCOMOTOR-ATAXIA
RHEU MATISM, BRIGHTS DISEASE
NERVOUS AILMENTS, DISEASES or
The STOMACH. BOWELS, LIVER ard
those lNCCRABLE MALADIES whsre
MEDICINE FAILS PAMPHLET TELLS
ALL GEL IT. PROF. II. n d. PARKER
new location, TO- sth st. NV; formerly 1924
New NoFA ave NV. Sznitarium VIII be ready
ia few days 20 receive patients Terms Tor
board and treatment will be reasonable.
oc2a-tf
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. In lie; Clarendon
Smith, bankrupt IN bankruptcy No 573
Notice Is hereby given that the abovs-named
bankrupt has Med his petition praying for
a discharge from ali his debts in bankruptcy
and that his creditors and other persons In
interest are required 70 enter their appear
auce n opposition, IL any so desire, on or
before the 4fh day Of December. 1905 at 10
o. clOc'. A. N. WILLIAM n HALLAAi. Ref
cree la Bankruptcy. Il
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
WHERE TO MARKET

WA PFLIEGER sol r 81. q NJ
SteWed beef SC and &c. dus rib roast foe,
ooEned beef. &c and Sc; round steak. lsIEe:
sirloin steak. l5c: porterhouse steak. isc:
chuck roast Zoe: chuck steak. I0c car Main
slG0. iyII n. tn sss-e3f
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
For sALE-SuBuRBAN.

ATTENTION EOA1ESEEKERSf
II looking for something on easy terms.
aiout the same as rent. d5H't fell TO come
70 our Office. 1850 Rhode Island ave. and let
US show you the many bargains we are offer
Is best suburban line IN the District; one
4aIs5 = minutes from heart OF city homes
from $I.5OO up; easiest possible terms.
WILL SELL AT SIGHT.
beautlIul little bungalow. rooms and bath
quarter acre ground. with big old trees; close
70 cars sc fare 900 people looking for just
WAY OUT OF PIE ORDINARY.
Ne" F-TooU house slate roof. bay window,
stories; paFlor. dining room, reception hall,
make large room, bright cheerful bedrooms.
concfeted cellar; splendid hot water heating
pant octagOn dining room, cabinet mautel
open fireplace beautiful view gas. city
MdteE' one IaFei near cars = minutes from
treasury, g. 800. 500 cash. gl5 monthly.
NEW SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Lot OVXlOO; furnace. range, cellar; front
and decorated; parlOr, dining room and living
room IN CHESTNUT; $780, DC car fare; so
cash, SIS monthly
PRETTIEsT BUNGALOW IN DISTRICT
flYe bright cheerful rOOmss big pOrches.
water gas, garden, fruit, wide spreading
Chesthut tree IN front. near cars. charm
A gem.
FIFTY OTHER BARGAINS TO SHOW You.
SOgLE REALTY CO, 1850 r. / Ave. ne
Never again VIII you find a snap Ike this.
About Ia acre: pretty slx-room house.
hedge in front. chicken house stable; fruit;
shade. Cost owner il.so0 but be IS compelled
TO sell All win take s., $50 for his attrac-
i've hofne' would be cheap at S. 90. Photo
AZ Office.
EDWARD SHEA. Berwyn. Nd. II
FINEST building site ia Woodbridge, u. O..
one or Two lots on South Dakota ave. $50
yards from Rhode Island Ave. Electric Car
Statloni gas. electricity water and all city
c0uVsnlencess through car service &c fare.
very small cash payment and balance TO SUN
buyer +. J. DIEUDONNE, Room q. War
der Building, Sth and = nv. no2l-3t
IN HYAI TSVILLE-S-r home. water.
sewer, g&a lot l5Oxl50; best location on
boulevard fruit stable hennery: $780,
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
For SALE-FARMs.

a POTOMAC river truck and fruit farm, IA
acres 10 miles from Washington. j. c., On
Maryland side. cost late owners $1,000. sell
for $1,000; = cash. balance easy termss fns
new house me view. See me at once. J. L.
CORN WELL. agent for Trust, 6Zl 18Th uw.
u0Z-5t
other business / offer for sale nay splendid
farm in Virginia. only miles from city,
containing lis acres, 20 clear and In high
state Of cultivation, - in woods nearly nsW
Groom house barn and other 0ut5uildinEsi
well fenced and Watereds convenient 10 steam
and electric roads. For quick sale will Eak8
s. 900. Liberal terms. OWNER BOX u.
Times Office. no2l-u
10 ACRES on Potomac river near Fl. Hunt,
80 acres IA cultivation. house and outbuiid-
iugs, me trucking soil price s., CO. call
and see US FOR farms Of al sizes, purposes.
prices and locations.
NATIONAL FARM AGENCY,
1907 n J. ave. NV. nc1s-H
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FLOORING LUMBER.
Office OF Building for National Museum, Lii
brary Of Congress. Washington, D. c. NOvem-
Der u I5GS Sealed pro 7osals for furnishing
and delivering the Georgia Pine dressed flooring
lumber required for the new building for the
National Museum in this city, viii be
ceiyed until TWO O'CLOCK =. n. OK MON
DAY. THE SOTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
1905 and publicly openeS Immediately there
after Specifications and other information
furnished on application 70 this office. BER-
NARD r. GREEN. SUPERINTENDENT OF Con-
stTgcttoA no14-Is-17-s1- 1924
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WANTED-SUBORBAR.

HAVE A LARGE LIST OF customers seeing
suburban homes. Let as make q qui16 sale
for you Suburban specialists
MYERS < LLGHTFOoT, 49, \. Y. ave. nv.
no19-st
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STOVES.

LATROBES, Sections. Inaugural, and Eclipse
in good condition. reasonable price az 1910
18th st. nWs VIII be sold. IL
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WORKINGMAN,S WANTs-

WOEklNGMEN Who provide a family with
square meals per day know that a s. note
is a nice saving and tailor made suit at So
coat and vest, 81 overcoatr $250, slightly
worm serV!ceaole and warm; one price only.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. GIG ID 81 nots-7t
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MASSAGE

GENERAL MASSAGE, electrical treatment
face and scalp massage, shampooing, mani
curing by graduate at home or patrons
Phone Main 1910 ~, nols-st
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ASTROLOGY.

Mr. 2. MILLION, scientIhc astroloEgr- gIS
Eye tD 81. NV. H0rOTy astrolagy yearly
horoscopes. Lativitiss, 81 Information given
On any subject Horoscopes erected by means
Of spherical trlgonometry. Main "a. oc24-tg
FIND YOUR lucky days. wears. imDoTtsnf
events Of life from NINE RITA astroloFer
palnist. >ard reader, IOzI Sth 81. nv
oC&-96t
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PERSONAL.

II YOU NEED MONEY 1 viii make Won 4
loan Of from $40 to so al a rate that will
pay you % investigate. BOX u. Times once.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
OFFICE ROOMS.
FOR RENT-srABLES.

FOR RENT-TW0-st0ry frame stable with
water. IN good condition; S. month II rented I
al once. 90 Massachusetts, ave. n0Ig-3t |
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGES.

AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE. terms moderate.
easy payments. positions secured. Write OF
call open evenings and Sunday. 1923 i4th
ST. nv OC25-f
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PORTO RICO COFFEE Caand pickedl ~, rba
finest grown, 30c b.; prompt delivery CO.
lumbia Tea ana Coffee Co. I505 n CAPITOL 81.
ns9f-gr