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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
ORGANIZING BOY
SCOUTS ON MAUI

When Colonel Billiard gave his talk
Saturday on the Boy Scout movement,
says the Maui News, he caused a wave
of enthusiasm to spread throughout the
town of Wailuku, and that in turn is
spreading throughout the county, until
now, week hence, committees are be-
ing organized in Wailuku, Kahului,
MakawaO, Lahalna and Hama, and it
will be only short time until Maui
will have regiment of boy scouts to
join with the other Islands in forming
the division of Hawaii, in the Boy
Scouts of America. The talk by Colonel
Bullard was a PLAIN straightforward APP
peal for the boys, and when he finished
it was soon apparent that his appeal
had taken root in fertile soil. Mr.. II.
P. Baldwin took the floor and asked
those present to join with him in fur
thering the boy scout movement in
Maui, and to make better men of the
generation of boys now growing up.
A committee was formed of the fol
loving gentlemen, who will proceed to
organize the boys in Waikiki; S. Ke-
liinoi, chairman; Chas. c. Clark, secre.
tary; II. p. Baldwin, treasurer; Rev.
r. B. Dodge, Rev. II. p. Judd, II. b.
Lyons Lieutenant Kaluakini, Captain
Bal, II. B. Penhallow, Captain White.
head and Hugh Howell
Colonel Bullard was surprised and
pleased with the rapid and business.
like way in which the matter was han.
died, but then that is the way Maui
does everything.
The committee met again last Tues
day, and subcommittee were formed,
and the boys are now being enrolled
and in a short time, parents viii see
their boys with new ideas, and new
sentiments regarding one another and
life in general.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
PAH0A RESIDENTS
WANT COURTHOUSE

The county board Of supervisors Is In
receipt Of a request from the residents
Of Pahoa asking that a courthouse be
erected foT that section, AZ which Judge
Ferry may hold bis sessions Of The dis,
iriet court y appears from the n'tl.
lion that Pahaa is a pretty bad place,
while the remainder ~ Puma Is reinafl
ably moral, u Is set forth that or
twenty hYe cases which have hofn frlfd
10 funa 10 ihe past twelve mouths, an
Int three have eame from Palma. Ia
lhesa eaHes q hat been nfressary Tor
iha witnesses ~ % a. either khpohq
pf plaa ~ Rife lheif testimony. Nhlfh
h falhef hard an lhen fol iMs gea
pn lhe fpnsifHeilag 81 3 courthouse M
llr ffairf ~ as ahla lnanmls 3
afRfnNy rfqeeHea lliia Nflala
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
BOY SCOUTS FOR HILo.

Hllo is to have Boy Scouts, says the
Hilo Tribune. This movement which
has swept over England and the United
States, has finally found Hilo. The idea
was started locally by Colonel Bullard
who visited Hilo last week and who is
one of the foremost hackers of the
movement on the mainland. He spoke
of II with the national guard officers
and finally had consultation on the
subject with Attorney Carl Smith, in
whose hands he left the matter of the
organization here.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
MORRISON MAY GET
H0N0KAA MANAGERSHlP

There Is a rumor about Brokers' Row
that Manager Gjerdrum Of Honokaa
plantation Is to be succeeded by Mr..
Morrison, who has been head luna on
various plantations and Is regarded as
one Of the best fitted men for man,
agership, honokaa plantation fell down
IN Ne output this year. The manager =
estimate was for little over 10000
tons and the actual output Was about
800 tons,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11

san fhAhciH0, oeiahaf 3 The
hfliisA STEAMER namaFa has eoHf
aaIoaHa a Peri faini scar hffa. aha
N - Dangerous nagillQH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
CANDIDATES ARE
LISTED TO DATE
Complete List Of Regularly Nom.
mated Aspirants Officially
Recognized.

Nominations are now all in and off
cially recognized for the coming eleC
tion in November as far as are con
cerned those nominations which hav
to be in at tins time, those not mention
ed or included in the following list no
having to be filed with the secretary o
the Territory until ten days before cleo
ton day:
Delegate to sixty-secOnd Congress.
Kalanianaole, j.
McCandless, Lincoln L.
Motley, Charles Kahiliaulani.
Senators.
First Senatorial District:
Fernandez, A.
Hewitt, Geo. C.
Lewis, John G.
Makekau, r. H.
Metzger, d. E.
Second Senatorial District:
Coelho, William j.
Kookoo, c, l..
Pail, Philip.
Fourth Senatorial District:
Chandler, J. S.
Knudsen, E. A,
Representatives.
First Representative District:
Alfonso, G. E.
Campbell, VIM. K.
Hale, John Puha
Kahuena, VIM. 2.
kama, Lord G.
Kauahipaula, w. N.
Keahilihau, Joseph
Kealawaa, NJ. X.
Kelekolio, Bernard H.
Kepoo, Jim NJ.
Moanaui, j. w.
Naleilehua, Thomas Noah
Richard, II. S.
Second Representative District:
Holstein, H. LInekona
de Mello, NJ. c.
Ka, Charles
KanihO, II. NJ.
Kaohi, J. X.
Kaupiko. David L
Kawewehi, Henry L
Makekau, NJ. X.
Martin, j. H. S.
Yates, Julian r.
Third Representative District:
Cockett, Joseph
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
ron A LkHln RACK.

When You have pains Or lameaess n
the back, battle the parts With Cham
herlelut Pain lialm iNiee q day Was,
saalnf sta lhH palm If the haad for
hHa minutes ~ each application Thea
aamreH 4 nIefe ~ annnfl slightly viii
fhh iHlmanl ana bind 4 on over ~
ssal II paia ~ salf - On dealers
heeseH. smllh 8 Nei 10 aeeals 80
llaaaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
CHINESE CLAN WARS
STOP RAILWAY WORK

HoNdKONG, September g. Work
on the Canton kowloon railway Is IN
part suspended because Of elan war;
among the Chinese Wednesday, seq.
enly eight were killed and many wound.
ed
An ihe Europeans have haau ordered
on The line and most hays eome IN,
lhalns have been placed on Tie rails
~ Canton ana the fTahie i lmpeded
Fpeiifai anarchy aslaia a several
points hna lhpfe aff pe soldiers avail
able a. pui y aeNn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11

V -.
snSs .5lvsss 'R ss7s declared i sss 5
Is cTer every one Of this stool,
8: ss ss.: $sSSs e. s S s
That Lincoln and Napoleon, and Caesar turned to clay
And ancient chief IS also in the game
ia Reafd Of things before spoE
But had reekoned much on that here kind Of stuff
T i. 6P Is md s 5 S SP about sSs ss hand
he that turning out hot air
nag Be % D6 (Sas T E9S aS;
ieoHidSt George the TRUTH
M M is se Ss ss from and G G v Ro5e burned
And aghabetc atkinson, good chap on the whole 80
doubtless the astral
sssS ,ss Il ss b ssss.
II Fss @ s aas aSss 2 adGs s saa95
Quinn, went long ago.
their meat
cuts Of deer that they did not like sapgnt them they killed
who raised the biggest because Ed Quinn had left Honolulu just when
the finest venison he had eaten ' - 's~'4 '
this G % 3 n ' ts9 day a aod s
take time BY the and consider
uo gentleman and worker for the of his Hawaiian
Link Mscqnds s working for but himself
KuR Makes indeed makes ang P ~
body not BORN 6 English 1 E IS nG ms Rag g
to be BY a' and 1}n:5 Yet h what English Re
0depened not recognized having
making G buf consider truly he the KIND
What we want in congress good araa1 not an omor who has
sseHs
6Rof' s ss S'Ps '
s; & ss sSs s ss 5ss1 i Hs e @sa
twhy inquirer authority you
s Of w WRECKS P5 sd r g of 1 wESs to %
given understand that would buy portfolio build
attaching fulrgged wndmmer 'NsA 'p@' anu
long enough
TR; town whose use last MAJ Doa Todd don't
heard of His deal with certain get
money Psa
through the mechanical nsumeny of the which specially
He viii each country operate
sh r clocks an be 0ps''ss S By PSng me m piece in
placed in the clock then the clock be wound and the family win be
f S PoP ms g'a 1SW what 1 %s of @ they will
when it comes mes, to an argument on land matters
clocks and opens the backs thereof and %es ont a aOS rS Sv n
solicited enough TO make the price Of the s FIVE dollars he receipt
Key with which wound a day
bhy Of device Why establish every
In this would be able money they saving
SsEHE
Az attempt was made 10 Los Angeles to sna the Of the
ssss ""s' "''
Aoe e 6 oa @ % g "IGa os f MSof SGGo
IN S famous l.a as ss ss lsr y elPe9 20 as one ads Of
% d s a a S5 I s s, os a NE .s
Iasl s5sG man a. oaa would have chosen fa model 70,
ssss @sa ea1 spd bap,,s saasI Or presence S.' requiring A'
san esss - s 'al,I y a eass' q * m9 soosaee 10 ne
- sa s.ea seaas ~ ass . s s sl @s R9 s{ BAT ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11

aIfauaf Ilalena YmleflaY mnmlna
aHlfea h0m Aana9psa aflA aAu0 haas
n sneaf ana ea bead n salile aHd 81
rasHHBffH
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-08
OWES
HER
LIFE TO
E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Vienna, ". Va. - feel that I owe
the last ten years of my life to lydia
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
Herb Specialist.
Railroads
EEARoARp Az LmE-

Io-O5 O. H. daily ''E1o=iGz Fast Nan
Through coaches and Pullman sIeepeTz "a
Savannah and JacksonvfIIe. Psrf0r -
jacksonville TO Tampa Through EIeepsr. =.
Atlanta and Birmingham Dining cars
As D daily The Fiamin=o-- Cl71relr-
est Florida train Through coaches 10 Ts-I-
souvIIie Pullman sleepers % Jzrl-vo---T11-
81 Augustine, Palm Beach, Mani aD5
knights Key. Connecting for Hsyana D57-
ing cars
7.e0 D m -'Seaboard Florida IfnlI+e5 o.
solid Pullman Electric Lighted 7-r--o---t,
SIeeDers 10 s. Augustine. Palm Beach 81
ami and knights Key Connection for n
san and Havana Club Observation sa4
7.s5 y m daily sssboard E,zB-e-.
I-hrouEr coaches and Pullman sfesperz =,
Savannah. Jacksonville. and TAMPA a.,
20 Atlsnsa. Birmingham. and Memphis DIs
fnE cars.
ticket OGios. 1Gs Sew York ave - "
z. A HARDWOOD. c. T a
q y Fxan q Po-fr--,--r-, -
q. z FhiuiSss p. P. A.. Washington. D. :.
uo7-tf
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
Hair Dressing.

LADIES AND CHILDREN. scalp treatment
and shampOoinE- Full line Of Hair Goods
IDA ~ JOHNSTON, - 10Th. cor r Pbons
NJ s9ss daE-tf
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

~ B-FoIIowing schedule figures published
only as information and are cot guaranteed
For Atlanta, birmingham. Mobile. New
Orleans, AsheyIIe, a II and IO.65 d n
For Chattanooga end Eesznbis. SEQ a M
daily
E1fsgham. New Orleans. 1e-1e D. m
For Ro1D IKE, kncxviIIe Chattano- -
Nashville Memphis 40 q m dziIv
Sleeping car open af.er ID D m-)
Fc- Atlanta. Eirnlin yhS 4 Columbia
Charleston Augusta Aike1., = Evarnah JacIa
sonviIe, and E15rfda pointS rs D m dafIv
L S. EROWN. Gert.al Agent
EeS-tf-exn
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Published as information, rot guaranteed
2.OQ p m daily-FOT virginia West Virginia,
and Keutu-ky points Puilrnaus
$50 D N Caily-CINCINNAT1-ST IOTrTs
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train - g
Louis with Pullman sleeper to ChIcsEo
stops only al important stations PuIIna5ss
Fuesr equipment
1s-fo o m dafIy-F- r Y LIMITED f.
cincinnati, Louisville, the West So1rhV-ss-.
and Northwest Pullman sleepers
4 q o a Ia carte Dining Car Servfc.
f-6espeake and Ohio Offices 5I5 Pennsy1v,-,t,
avenue, I239 + street and Union S.atfo-
Telephone Main 1855 and 22oS for tickets, bag
rzEe checks. reservations. taxicabs
noTs-ts
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

BALTIMORE AND OHIO R-R.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour On the Odd Hour
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST NEW YORK
100 - m--Diner. Pullman Pz-Ior.
fs-O0 a D--5-hou- train
fs-e0 - m--DIRsr and Pullman PzrIor car.
f15oe a. ns--Di7er and Observation PJliIr.s5
PzEl0E Car
sI-so . m--Diner and Pullman Pa-Io- Car
s7.eo p D--"Royal Limited All Pullman
Eive-hour-
fS-0B z m--Coschsz 70 PEf.adefphfa
500 D u--DIner and PuIlulsz Ps-iox
$50 ?. m--COaches to New York
sL2-15 N-T--Sleepe-s to New York
-zs52 g. U--sleePers 70 PhiIaaeIDhlz and New
ATLANTIC CRY. t7.co. ga. tu.Os = n
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE 7OTTR
CWeek Days a. to II D. M
sa.52 f5-0o. $50. 100 ~7=2o TS-oa sS.3e .s-oo
ts.ge. fIo:oo. .Il:oo % a N. .1z:so noon too
AS $50. t5-0S- $50 f6-oo $50 TOO 500
800. sI0-00, 1895, su-5G sI2-I5 y T
WESTWARD
CHIC GO. 1.Z7, ~5-Se - n
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. AND -0T-Ta
VILE. ss-IO a Il, s4-o5 p n-. sI2:45 nfT1t
PTTTSBURG. 's-29 g L. III. 's:Io ,. n
s1Z 20 night
COLUMBUS $40 m
WHEELING. "S-IO - m ss.so n
WINCHESTER, fs-1U a. m, fE-0S. Is % nm
HAGERsrOwN, 1910 - m, $500
ANNAPOLIS. "7-2e. fs.eo a m fIz.65 noon
-oaiiy Except Sunday 4Suudav ,,1r
TELEPHONES at al OF the foiIov-Ins
Ticket Ofices: 1fi9 G St Tel. Main 1851: sis
Station Ticket Office Main 7sss, IurOrT7a
ti0n Burssu Main TSsC
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
THE Lorraine.

-tQ4 Park St y ". A groom aud
bath apartment at So. in a new apart
menf house IN the most select section
OF Columbia Heights
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
BLENHEIM COURT.

lS4s California ave NV, In the select
Tcsloentlai district OF Washington
Heights, one-half block from car line.
adordinE- ali modern improvements and
conyeniences- -Four rooms and bath,
front. -
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
THE DARLINGTON.

24th and Pa ave Five rooms and
bath. hrst fOOr. al rooms outside and
facing the front, so.
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
THE ASTORIA,

Third and sts nv (near Pension
ofhcer- electric elevator. heat hot
water and light free. one room. s. per
me nth. 2 rooms and bath. Sz5
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
THE KINGMAN,

- Mass. av- " ". Modern build
ing IN a desi rs.bIe location. but one
apartment vacant, rooms and bath,
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
1884 HARVARD ST. y. ".

Has but three apartments IN building
and the appearance OF a private resi-
dence- Six rooms and bath. $40
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
Washington Southern Railway.

Washington Southern Railway.
For Richmond and points South VIA Fred
ksburE-T.eave Union Station daily z-g9
r. M 1-e5 a m, ICES a m 1I-E a m =
s-o5 D. m 4-e5 p M $50 D m IS D m :
1900 2. n. Leave week davs. ZOO p N
: A L. Florida Iiufited. and 7-I6 D. m
A g. L. Florida Special All Puurrans- no
local stops. Local Tor Frede-ictsh1I-z & n
IN daily Times of departure and Connec-
tfons not guaranteed iaS-tf
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
PROPERTIES.
Phone Lincoln 1850.

APARTMENTS N EVERY PART
OF THE CITY. UNDER ONE own
ERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT
AGENT VISITS EACH PROPERTY
DAILY
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
SpITitualism.

MRS WHITES SEANCE every wednesday.
Friday ana sunday b. ms Tuesday after
y w jaz.5--.ac
NINE CORNISH GIFTED MEDIUM -eads
your life correctly gives names. facts daily
and SuHdSy- 6I 81 St n E cor + near
Union Station Ladies' only fyT-rf
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
Watch Repairing.

FIRST-CI4ASS WATCH ana 3eReIry repair
ing railroad watches q specially Best work.
lowest prices, RICHMILLs AZ 7tb st s w
5a2.u,Ik-
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
CHEVY CHASE,
Inc Suburb Beautiful" Of
WASHINGTON

" dS1llllS tCll-
@ - al Duy IN Chevy Chase with the as
5.-aly5 tnat you are locating IN the most
- soLe a residential section OF the suburbs
e4'1 mat you are making an invezrrnenr o.
Lhe most promising sort
CneVy Chase IS beautifully Tocatsd ~ rI,a
hlsnest point On Connecticut Avenue r-be
approach Is attractive and aJv-sZ-- -, -
Ar service Il excellent There are church
1-lloOl- ana store facilities wafer gewer
So eieCtrlc lights. telephones. raacadau1fzed
sLlSets. Branoithic sidewalks, shade tees
t --lSs I@hge rom l5c upward per 90. foot
On sAlelces s9zl25 feet containing 30
- IT.. can be purchased for 81 Is On pra~-
OWN HOME can be financed
or plaJs, prices. and particulars see
IHOS. ]. FISHER & Co Inc.
738 18th St \. W
Phone n $3.50 After D II. cal II. s-4s-Y
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
Hauling and Moving.

WE MOVE ANTTETTNC-Fr0n7 srDsU r0Tes
End baggage "a the heaviest machinery SareS
ege- Furniture iu padded vans a srecfsrr,-
ESTIMATES FI RNISHED
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & ST0r, AGE ~0
s-9-9= Z 81 y, VI Main g20a.
5sE-Set
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
Horses and Vehicles.
Automobiles.

1870 BUICK ROADSTER. fully oqufOpe5
newly painted, IN good condition a. 2 bar-
gain CARTER MOTOR CAR CORPORA
TON Muusey Building 5aa-g-
STANDARD CARRIAGE HEATFPS Fo- Ar
LDS- CARRIAGES SLEIGES. ETC Per77-
Jar price s., TO close out win sacrifice fo-
$50 EACH
JcNEsS-hESSLE LER RCBEER TIRE CO
SO Z 81 y. W ia--ets
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
THE DORCHESTER,

l2th and Nd ave s. " Overlooking
Potomac Drive. room. IS: ? roons. 81
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Suburban Property.
For Sale

CHEAP FOR ccgh. 81 scres roo5 7s55 -
AMMAN. Mi. 40 minutes wax from sta
-ion' price $50 RICHARD, zzs c 81 y L
jss-fts
The Washington times., 1910-01-09

We HAVE a NICE 5-ROOT HOUSE on car
.l-e no usllsfer1ng)s large corner lot great
sL,1yyf very easy terms.
NATIONAL REALTY Co
20 colorado Bldg, 18Th and G.
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
Storage Batteries

We LEND YOU q BATTERY while re-
charging yours Price recharge, &c Batteries
rented for $50 q month including rechs-g-
l2S- Repairing all makes economical prices
" ltheE5ee Lgniter Co. 81 18th st, Room 3
ds21-15E
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
Wanted-Farns.

FARM business and income proDerrv- I viii \
deal only with OWNERS CaHErr.T sr-
Palace Bldg. Minneapolis. RIua L.
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
THE wAsHNGTON TnLEs. SUNDAY. JANUARY 9. 191o =
Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and It's Suburbs
Apartments To Let.
Furnished and Unfurnished

TRE ALoNzo o. BLISS
The Washington times., 1910-01-09

PHONE LINCOLN 1890 FOB DE-
SCRIPTION. FOLDER, AND NFOR-
NATION.
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
Typewriters.

REBUILT L. g Smiths Underwood Rem
iHEton- smith Premier good as new for
sale and rent at lowest prices Typewriter
ana Office Supply Co, 1I07 - st. " W NJ $50
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
Business Opportunities.

LOOMING HOUSE 1s rooms: nicely fur
ls1edi only $50 paving excellent, snap
ssy terms. THORNTON. I505 Pa ave Nv
jag-St
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
For Rent-0mces.

For Rent-Stores.
I1s 9th ST. nv. large store and cellar 81 oa
- John Ma--heu plsce---------.-.. - L 90
KARRICE & METCALF. 1870 y Y ave.
Jas.Iz.-F
FOR RENT
1905 " St N " large room u "a
FRANK 7. RAWLINGS CO
1873 Pa ave y W jas-t
FOR RENT-GRAND LOCATION-Adioiuing
the corner OF sth and New York avenue y
" Most important transfer point Nice
room STEAM HEAT
STONE & FAIRFAX- IS42 New York ave.
ja7-5t
FOR RENT-ONLsY $50.
Suitable for tailor plumber and others
$3.50 18th st y W. Key At drug store
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1852 New York ave
iaT-5t
FOR RENT-Degirable store on 7th 81 y
W, near Florida ave Rent low. ApDly
sos Pope Bldg, Mondays and Thursdays.
de2S-tf
The Washington times., 1910-01-09

MAX BEOTSKX & son. Mirror 8Ianufsc-
tUrers- resilve-inSs regildi1z, beveLng Phone
Main 5977-A. 397 z st. ~ VI dsse-z4t !
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED- 8 ND. muuldfu-S. &c
foot on the wall lie PREUN- 1901 sth s.
Phone " 5iS1- 5a5--fs
The Washington times., 1910-01-09

ts1OAING HOUSE: so block Eye st y W
-1 S-esS terms Others see 20 s., OO0. THORN
ION, l505 Pa ave n W 1s9-st
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HEATED APARTMENTS.

Rea- 70 Pterc. NV. water. stalls. 800
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Dentistry.
DOCTORS EI.ZET. DENTISTS
Dentistry in all branches. Guaranteed
s W Cor. 10th and r Entrance on 10th
1a5-S5t
AI.V EOI.AR TEETH-Painless lasting vron-
derfuily iifelike- bridEework or plates IN
necessary, painless filing DR. J. L VII
son. 120S F. 5y2I-tr
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
WOnnen's Wants
Holmes Homemade Pies.


Nothing rt.ter for dessert, especially II you
serve Holr1es' Delicious Homemade 1Tince
Pies crisp trusts. generous filings 20c
each Holmes Homemade Fruit Cake auv
size. 25c pound H0imes' Bakery 1e1 F
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-06
LATEST SAYS HIS FORCES WITH
DREW TO MOBILIZE ELSE.
WHERE.
ASSURANCES RECEIVED
That Young American Engineer
Captured by Madriz will be
Treated Fairly-Estrada
Is Pleased.

Washington, June 5.--Dr. Luis Co
rea, representative of the Madriz
government, today made pubic the
dispatch he received from Madrjz to
the effect that the government forces
at both BluefeIds and Rama had re
tired upon orders from Madriz and
rehconcentratcd elsewhere. Corea
expressed doubts Of the reports that
toe retreat of the government tro9pS
was in fact flight from the insur-
gents. Other dispatches have the
government troops beaten at both
places.
Croea has received no wcG re
gardng the capture of William r.
Pittman, tho Bos{onian. yesterday
reported to have been taken By Gen.
eral lra's troops while ne was m n
ing the outpCats at Bluefleld6 for the
Estrada forces,
Assurances have been given the
state department by the Madrjz fac
ton, however thai Pittman will be
reated fairly and considerably
These came today in a d patch from
American Consul Olivares at Mana
qua The court martial whicl viii
try the prisoner has not yet been or
dered.
Bmfields dispatches say that Es
trada, the leader of the provisional
government. is well satisfied with
his alleged successes and he has re-.
peated the offer to Madriz looking
to tue nstaoh shT@Bt 81 ratass. .--s,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-06
1912 HEROES HoNoRED,

London, June 5-The window
placed In the village church at
Princetown as a memorial for Ameri-
can prisoners of the war Of 1872 was
unveiled today The church stands on
Dartmoor. bleak stretch OF table.
land In the southern part of Devon
sire, and near the historic Dartmoor
prison where the American sailors
were confined, 1t recently was re.
stored by Americans, who also pnr-
chased the memorial window. The
original stone chapel of princetown
was erected by the labor OF the men.
the memory OF whom is preserved in
the newer structure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-06
TWO NEW YORK
GIRLS DISAPPEAR
PARENTS FEAR FOUL PLAY--oNE
WAS SEEN AT MOVING PIC
TURE THEATRE WITH A
YELLED WOMAN.

New York, June g., Wearing her
confirmation dress, Marien taf IL
years old, left her home in West For
ty.eighth street yesterday on her way
TO the Church Of the Sacred Heart.
She did not return home and today
detectives are looking for her, in the
belief that she has been stolen and
is held prisoner or that sh has been
murdered and her body concealed.
Marien Fay is the second girl who
has disappeared i'll the last few days.
The police are seeking Helen Sullivan
eight years old, who vanished on
Wednesday on her way home from
school She is reported to have been
seen in a moving picture theater with
veiled woman who seemed anxious
to keep out of sight.
The only clue to the Fay girls dis
appearance is given by one of her
Edna Rundt, who says
that she and Marien had been ap-
preached several times when they
were ON their way to school by a
strange man VINO offered them candy.