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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-28

VABsoclated PreSs BY FEDERAL WIreleeI
SAN FRANCISCO, May 26,-After
one of the longest sessions of the pres.
ent season aud after one of the hard
est fought contests, the Oaklands won
from the Venice Tigers bere yesterday
afternoon in the seventeenth inning.
score-Oakland ), Venice t. (Se,tn.
teen innnPs.)
At Los Angeles, the Bees outplayed
Ihll9n's men aud won hands down.
seore-Snlt Lake &, Los Angeles =.
A. Portland the San Francisco and
Portland game was called OF owing to
wet grounds.
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The new eannery at Kapaa will begin
work next Thursday, reports the Gar,
den Island. The machinery has all
been tested and 1t Is figured that every,
thing win run smoothly. Manager Al,
bert Homer, Jr., reports a quantity OF
fruit already on hand and more in sight
for canning. The new eannery has con,
t'actnd With 80 eastern copIeru fJr the
sale of its entire output, / -.
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LAHAINA,S FAST PASSAGE

The ,barkentine Lahaina. recently ar
living Mt Newcastle, New South Wales
from Durham, South Africa, made the
passage in forty days. At Newcastle
she loads coal for San Francisco. The
time made by the Lahaina is very
smart passage indeed, as the distance
she must have sailed is very close to
5000 miles,
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BUSY BEES DEFEAT 81. :.
ANGELS AND JUMP
INTO FIRST PLACE
STANDING OF TEAMS
iAssocIatsd Press By Fedsrnl wlreless.l

f'e'' w Heue'"' ""''oS''' .'
SALT Lakes May 27.-Blanken
ships men played great baseball in
their game with the Angels here yes
terday. and through a elean-cut victory
took first place IN the pennant race
ScPre-Salt Laket2, Los Angeles i.
At Portland, wolverton s men won
n hard.fought game from the Beavers
ScOre-San Francisco 6, Portland 3.
At San Francisco, Oakland again won
from the Tigers, Maier's men being uu
able to reach the plate. ScOre-Oak'
land 4, Venice 0.
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]. Walter Coombs, chairman of the Re.
publican county committee, writes to
The Advertiser that "the boycott
against things Japanese is still on and
IN many places the feeling Is very bit
ter, especially in Marking, the former
capital"
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American League

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelsss.)
CHICAGO, May 27.-Comisky men
scored their seventh straight victory
here yesterday afternoon when they
nosed out the Highlanders in hard
fought game. Score-Chicago 7, New
York O.
Al Detroit, Jennings men won
easily over the Senators. Score-De'
troit 10, Washington 8.
No other American League games,
owing to rain.
National League
All National League games post
pohed, owing to rain.
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American League
slASsociatsd Press by Federal wireless)
q - National League

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Moran Z
men scored a decisive victory over the
Cubs here yesterday, Bresnahan s mer
being unable to reach the plate. Score
philadelphia 8, Chicago 0. '' ="
Following were the results of other
games: AT New York-St. Louis II,
New York 3. At Brooklyn Brooklyn
s, Pittsburgh ]. At Boston-Boston 8,
Cincinnati |.
- American League
DETROIT, May 26.-Grifith s men
outplayed the Tigers here yesterday
and were easy winners. score-Wash.
ington s, Detroit 4.
- Al Cleveland, the Indians lost by one
rup, TO the Athletics. ScOre-Philadel,
phia 6, Cleveland ;. No other games
fam.
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National LsagVp
Associated Press by Fsdsrn wirslssS.)
s'r'' National League

-lASsoctated Press ~ feoern WhelessJ
49, National League
BOSTON, May 25.-Bresnahan s men
had little trouble winning from the
Braves here yesterday, making their
hits count in the pinches while Boston
was helpless in the batting line. Score
Chicago 8, Boston l..
All other National League games
called off owing to rain.
American League
. CHICAGO, May 25.-Comiskey's men
went after the Highlanders rough
shod in their first clash Of the season
yesterday, the Sox winning after a
hard fought game. This victory is
the sixth In row forathe Sox. Score
Chicago 8, New York 4.
Following were the results of other
games: At Detroit--Detroit 4, Wash
ington 0. At Cleveland-Philadelp
s, Cleveland 4. At ST. bouis-St. LOuis
4, Boston g. Il
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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE

Semi weekly-Issued Tuesdays and
Fridays.
Entered at the Postofice Of Honolulu,
H. T., Second Glass Matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
EOL OaI WV
Per Month, Foreign .,..,.... .35
Per Year, Foreign .,.... .4A... ~. 90
Payable Invariably IN Advance,
CHARLES 8. CRANE : Manager
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r. Cook boon ssut ire"
Boa dS9, Honolulu. Hawaii .... H. '.....
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WATCH REPAIRING.

AMERICAN, ENGLISH. FRENCH. sWIso
watch and ciocA repairing. n SCHUMACHER.
lsDs lSth q. nv. Phons n. mo AL work guarantees
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COMMERCE AND FINANCE
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. March The heaviest selling Of con-
tracts by SPOT cotton dealers against actual cotton
since the reoJening of the exchange seen this
morning. The trading and offerings in blocks
Of 5000 and 1000 bales. The market staggered
under the weight of the pressure and finally made
loss for the day of about II POINTS. but the tone
was not seriously affected at any time.
1t became known today that certain srot firms
intended to force the issue Of Classification by under
taking to class their own delivery without using
the facilities Of the exchange. This resulted
in tenders today which appear u have lead
to further determination to sell freely and make
deliveries Is possible accordance with
government types and classlticatiuns and differ
estimated in accordance with the official
spot markets daily published.
There is doubt but that the aebOsphere will
he cleared by todays Development and PERHAPS
the effect the market may be to force New York
contracts down to closer parity With Southern
spot price dealings. The ruling Of the Depart
ment OF Agriculture made in response to a private
letter early in October. bat only made public
today. places the classification OF cotton intended
for delivery in light. At the same time it
takes away from the cotton exchange the exclusive
rights to and practice The following Is a wording
Of the ruling by DeIHty Chief Charles J. Brand
1T is my opinion. therefore. that the party
Obliged TO deliver cotton under contract made in
conformity with the section FIVE Of the act has
the right Ia tender any cotton which he believes
be in fulfment Of his contract, nptwithstand-
ing any determination To the contrary by the CLASH
fcaticn committee board OF appeals To the ex-
change, although he may follow the decision Of the
committee hoard if he sees Mt. II that right
Of tender is attempted to he taken away from him
by any class in the contract it i. then in conflict
with section ) Of the and is subject TO the
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statistics.
NfiddhnN
Rceipta
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. March THE wheat market is in no
cr.ndIticn withstand anv unfsEorahie r'un"Ts q
cancellation Of largr orders held III this country
for and ammunition Tx the Warning natin'H'
withult breaking SsnsdtiUnally. This fact was
clearly demonstrated tsiHy when the MAY future
slid downward III a sensational manner frHm
81. to =. hut it reacted Just before the Close
10 laN Thes., changes swift and large enough
Ia pleas any Spectator lo,kIng for riI-hanlmer
market and it tnn swift fur the average man
now to r. found in the Chicago wheat put. NAV
closed on "Wednesday night at LA7. Tie Jub
ftur. at its highest Joint reached l.'S. and II was
hammered down from hat high price 10 LII II
reacted all advance to llZ's, aud CLOSED at l...'s
today.
Th,r, were signs Of strength during the morning
INT when the bow Jones cancellation story wa~
uncorked and thrown int" tho hlG lit there Vas
stampede Of longs. In tho general selling there
were many strl-lrss orders uncovered and the
wheat market thrown overheard regardless Of price
The average sI+culatrr upnn pT1rsinG the Dow
Jones report. coupled with the continued success
full attack uron the Dar'lanr"s by the allies. could
draw uIs,n his Imagination and sec the smoke "a
war ascending. Not only longs heavy sellers
# wheat IrIt there short lines thrown on the
marie; and the depression Was quite prn
with tn" exception of possibly ID minutes
when thcr" many shorts t" cover. It. Louis
rrI.srtsd all the available wheat there As having
l4-n taken to e. ont via New Orleans. Omaha
ro-trsl sales uf wheat there =" exporters at the
highest Irice on the rr.I. Cash sales If wheat at
Chicago So.0p5 bushels. with 900 bushels Z"
exporters.
ior, closed with net L3-scs uf II. 10 H. and oats
wen. III II cent. cash sales Of oat. were se5.M
bushels ri vhirh snnI were to exporters. Cash
corn sales. IL 60 ln.sn"ls with 10000 for eNI"r.
cash demand small There WAS less demand here
TODAY for cash oats cNi"rt account than IN some
DAYS
Thorr was = raE-,-I "lrsiuG in the provision mar
kct af'rr raihrr strHI= situation during mot "f
the y.,-iun liberal trI,iuS ty commission houses
with = ~ Yards clients.
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Fun h6N
ROOMS FOR RENT-UNFURNISH
1911 18th St NV Four large rooms, nrst
floor, suitable for doctor or dentist Fine
location. near Iowa Circle Plumbing to
suit tenant
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. March -MILLFEED-Srring BRAN in
IOH-Ib sacks. q .5da:S.O0; nearby winter bran, in
100 h. sacks. 3.0a9.0: -four to white middlinas. in
ocIb sacks. 30.ocaI00; Western middEngs 10Th
r.5Aceo0: do. white mddiinSs. in lo0lh sacks.
j Ooa4.0o
HAY-No l Timothy. lsoalsoo: No . timothy.
l7.Joalso: No. timothy, Is 5OaE.0G: light clover
mixed. I5.ssIG.5O; choice clover. s5oalsU: No. l
clover E.50als.O0; No. clover. Il JNals0; sample
grade. TO Kind quality and condition. lo.Dal3.o,
STEAW-No. straight Tye ll.0o: No. . straight
ne l0IaI051: No. ! tangled I'VE 1000: No tangled
rye. s.sOssOo: No. l wheat. SO: No. wheat. 100.
30: No. l nlt. s.sSalo.n; No . ost, sOas 90
LIVE POULTRY-Cnictens old hens. = Iba and
over. per H.. le; do. old hens. small to
10: do. young. smooth and fat. per H.. raIs: do
rough and Stacy. Ter H.. l3alt: do. winter. {
lbs. and under. IsaaD: ducks. Mu-covy. } lbsL and
over, Ter H.. Is: do. Pekns. lbs. and pe,
H. Il: puddle. lbs. and over. per ID. IsaI1: DO
smaller. per h. Is: do, Indian runne1s per ID. IS
serse nearby. nal5: do, Western and Southern
pcr h.. l2Al3: do. Kent Island. per H.. lsaE
pigeons. young. per pair, .: do. old. per pair
81 guinea fowl. young; Il. lbs. and over. each
90 do, smaller. each %; do. old. each
%: turkeys. hens. per H.. 70; do. young sob
bers. PER H.. 10: do. rough. poor and crooked
bSas, ssr H. pd I2i do old tom. per b. n
Sal: do. mixed hens and eobblerS. lsal3: do.
old toms. per H.. IL; chickens, choice. young
per ID. I7als: do. old and mixed. per h.. isas
Isais: geese. nesroy pr n. issiI: DO. we,.er.
and Southern, per n. r,als; capons. IN and
over. per H.. =: do. medium. psr N. .: do.
snail and slips, YET lb.. lssn.
choice. esa!o: do. good. 1.S; do. rrinta q: do.
blocks Il: Ia.iles. IA3; Maryland and Pennsyl-
sania rolls AL; Ohio rolls DAD: West virginia
rolls. isa.o; stoe-pscked. ID: dai1 printA u
EGGs-Marylsrd. ,~snglvsnia. and westss.
hrsts Halsa; West Virxinia nearly nrsts. nanh
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!
IN THE STpEENE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
If ColuuIfl holding a District Colrt. In Re:
Crr,7s.pr,.ir r Of lsul for connecting the public
aII-y. in S.ru.rr $50 in the District Of Columbia
I,isri,t C,r-t so llg7-Nu,cr j. hereby given that
Tho Cnpmi.iDn.rs " the District Of Columbia,
pursuant 10 the Provisions If section 6 Ia section
ItO.I inclusive If the Cod. II Law for the Dis
met of Columbia. have fled yettirn in this
Court rrayluy H.. condemnation Of the land
ea-y fr tn. co, roCinc Of public alleys in square
"a i, tI,s pi.trict If Columbia a. shown on \
10, ~ man all with the said retition as part
Mt ard -ra,irc ais, that a Jury Of five Judi
- Jij-,.,-ce-,,I Tn.l not related TO any p.rsJn
i-s.ed n rbe. Proceeding. and not in the service
or indictment # the District Of Columbia or Of the
T.-i,i s,,.,, h. 7,,rnn.rcI t,v the United States
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK, Marcn Call money opened Ia rer
ont: high l., per cent: low. ~ Ter CENT renewals
Ter cent; Close. IN Ter cent; ruling rate. Ter
cent.
There is no new feature Of interest To report IN
the time m1aey market. Dizziness continues to he
the PRINCIPAL Characteristic. Rates are UNCHANGED
a, a.as. rer cent for sixty days; sa3 per cent for
ninety DAYS; Sa3H per cent six months; ~ per
cent for five and six months
An unusual degree Of care is being shown in TIA
purchase Of commercial paer. The ordinary dfvfnon
into grades is virtually dsregarded- Each riccc Is
Jdsef individually its merits and Is subjected to
Close SCRUTINY A decision in each case b reachei
only after the three factors Of name. maturity and
offered rate carefully considered
A. Q general thing prime paper on rekular maturity
Is moving AT per cent. ConcessioW arc made "a
- los a. - mr. oaaf in The fe~ inAanns vh0S
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Will Give Bible Lectures.

The American University. of this
city, is about to publish it's first cata-
logue after twenty-four years of ex-
istence. A feature of the publication
is the announcement that yearly Bible
lectures will be given. similar to the
series recently given by Prof. PERTH,
of Syracuse University.
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DIED

Thursday, March 4.
1915. at his residence. 40S Seward
square, MICHAEL I. WELLER, IN
his sixty-ninth year.
Funeral services Monday, March s.
from his late residence, 40S Sew
ard square, thence to st. Peters
Catholic Church. Second and C
streets southeast. where mass will
be said at $3.50 a. m. Interment Mt.
Oiivet Cemetery. Please omit how-
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PERSONALS.

REINGMEE-THERE ARE NONE
beating US in the way we sell new
pants: it's our spot cash way Of doing
business. and it would make goods
cheaper If everybody bought the same
way: see how you save p per cent on
spending $50 to So: one price. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND 619 D.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

POSITION AS POULTRY MANAGER
Seven years manager of successful
poultry farm in Pennsylvania: desire to
locate near Washington. Best reference.
Address W. G. SULLIVAN. 1872 North
Ilth st. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Now York. March i-Trading ON the outside s.
-itics market today les active in the previous
session. and after the tirst hour trading almoi
At a ,sudS.il. Thersw as special feature to the
d, alinss il bciug scattered through narrow list
SL,,l
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1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

LEARN To BE A DETECTIVE-PRAC
teal experience included in course.
Bon ., Herald Office.
CATHOLIC MEN TO SOLICIT SUB
scriptions for magazine in Wash
iugton and vicinity. JOHN l. CUR
RAN, room 314. 929 Chestnut street.
PHILADELPHIA Pa
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the borrower show exceptionally strong con-
clifton. The shorter dates passing at Yam pr
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The Safest Investments

Are those that do not ructuate during dis
tuTbed conditions of the money stock mar
kets First deed of Trust notes tfrxt mort
gxgee,. well secured Oh real estate In the Dis.
trist Of Columbia. eonstitut~ "gilt-edse'' IN
vcxtmeuts They do not d,psnd upon the
ensncsi responsibility of individuals OF CO..
porstions Tor their stability. and are exempt
trcrn taxation TrTponal property We can
surrly such investments In amounts from 80
upward Send for booklet. Concerning Loans
sES Investments"
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington. March L 1915.
Sealed proposals will he received at this office.
Room Jce District. Building. until O'Clock D. m
March Is. 1915. for furnishing and delivering y. %.
H. Washington. d. g. hundred thousand
uO 90 pounds more less. pig lead. for Use
in the Water Department. this city. Specifications
ard form II PROPOSAL he obtained frosn the
Purchasing Officer u. g.. Room I'd. District Build
inS OLIVER p. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWN
LOW, CHARLES W. KUTZ. Commissioners. D. o.
be received BY the QusrtermAs;er General Of the
Army, Washington ID G.. until 2 O'Clock p. m
Eastern time April l. 1876 for furnishing hardware
and tools for delivery during the fiscal year 1876
At depots OF the Quartermaster Corps listed In
schedule. Schedules furnished upon application
to Quartermas,er General. U. s. Army Washington
d. C.. 90 BY Depot Quartermas;er. u $. A..
Washington. ID. G. mch2,3l5.9O
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

APPRENTICES TO LEARN FRENCH
dresscutting, dressmaking, designing.
and millinery; good positions furnished
after learning. NEW YORK MILL
merry ACADEMY, 1915 q st.
WANTE D-MILLINERY APPREN-
tees and assistant trimmcrs. Apply
at once to Miss Price. second floor. Colo
Cuberg's eth and X SITS
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LEGAL NOTICE.
CONRAD II. sYME. JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
II Colombia holding q District Court. In re: The
wild ming 81 Columbia RoaI minor street ahIttins
Square 36s. in the District Of Columbia District
Court No. 1871. Notice is hrT''bY Civ that the
Commissioners Il the District OF Coumbi'. pur-
srIant TO the ITOvisions section 1905 to section
lfCs-I inclusive Il tie code Il law for the DI,
trict uf Columbia have h,ed Petition in this
cont PRAYING the condemn atIUn Of the land nrcr~-
ssry FOR the widening Columbia Road minor
street abuttinE Square 5s9. in the Distric' Of
Columbia. shown ON a plat or map MED "ith
the sid petition. part thereof, and praying
also that lurJ "f rye IU-lCiuUs. dislutSrJSted
m,n not related TO any person Interested in these
prU-retings ard Tot il the service 0r employment
4 the District o. Columbia q the United
states. b. summoned by tie United states marshal
for the District u Columbia 10 asses the damages
Cach owner If land 10 lie taken my sustain by
gra,On Of the widening o said minor street. era
the condemnation Of the land Necessary or the
puro-ss Thereof and I" ass a. benefits resulting
thrrrfrum the entire amount Of -ahd damages III
cl,duS the Else, o. thee pi"ce"i'ng> upon each
lot part - .ot y TITl OF Iaad IN the square
or block in vlIch said mirror street Is to b wieTef
end uI,n each lot. Part Il lot "r rarc'I II ground
ia tie splaIes blocks confirming the square
In which said minor street i 10 BE- Wldeued. a.
provided for in ard hy the Aforesaid cole Of law
II l.. Ii the Court, This 18th day OF Feb
rIary \ l.. .gIj ory!c-,I. That all persons
having arr interest in theSs TTucee iinSs b.. nd
tie, are urrrby warned and commanded 10 apTea-
in Ills Court on before the ETH DAY Of
MARCH \ u. 1915. at ten "clOk y. Vi. and
Cnrtiurr in Attendance until the Court shall have
made its final order rat.fying and confirming the
award 4 damages and the assessment q: bcEChtS OF
the llry - II. eIEIautlV! ard sworn herein; anu
IL i, further ordered. That copy Of this no
to. anil urlrr he IrblisHr twirr a week for two
,,.7-.si,e weeks m IN. Washington Evening star.
'.,. Washington Trm,s mi The Washington Herald.
new .IaI.r, published in TIE sail District. before
the .aad 18th day of March. \. u. H.5. 1t Is
s.rrrrr ordered That cory Of this notice
.,.1. r'.- -. tV the Ui"Fl Stats
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Dermatologist Institution.

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your face? Is your nose misshapen IN
any way? Do your cheeks sag? Have
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Total sales !o.SSl shares. against - tCster
dSv. 1870 week ago, and -. $40 war ari
F'r'm Januar, date 10. so. asainst Is Is Y
YEAR aE".
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NEW YORK COFFEE.

Furnished b. n. L. Carpenter . O.. woodward
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STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
20 Standard Oil Of New jersey. Us ss9
Il STANDARD Oil Of New York. 10 ~
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Moving, Packing and Storing !.

FreeLaoving Ter st0r.
age. n. l3fS or y. 1Slo
SMITHS TRANSFER -
STORAGE CO. III =
Nlght Ph. N. ooo9.
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CONRAD II. >YME. JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys.
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PROF. D. B. BRUCE,

THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN
Palmist and ClaiToyant
He Is ACKNOWLEDGE ~ the European and American
press 10 be the 6: wonder Of the Science Of
Mysteries lie is iHfEIltle his line q businesa
The world has EeSe= his equal Can be con-
suited all affairs lisa Walter place L.
Hours a to ID p m. Sunday from Q to Z
p Phone Line CIV. y B.-So letter. viii
r-ceive ans attentio& Cut this adv out; it viii
not appear daily Take Lincoln Park car and ges
Of at Thirteenth s. T. Ofics between and
sta
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
CASTILLO.

Truthful advice honest predictions. HELMS yc-, in
business, lose affairs and reuitIng the seTaratet
Guarantees 10 help 81 IL all troubles Polite at
tentiun: low Tbs T. II. sixteen yeanss
Practice Gg : ST y w
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BANK POLICY BROADER NOW.

Total sal,-. S,6icOO0 against S.s0ooo ycstcri
e CqoD a week ago, and s. $50 go year ago.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE CHOICE SOUTHERN
farms in a locality near Houston. Tex.
S25 T st. to 5 p. m.
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DANCING.
MIR. AND MRS. HARTLEY,
PLANO TUNING.

MODERN DANClNG-
SIS Mass. Ave. N. w. Phone NJ. 1Ss
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TYPE MACHISE STOCE
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS.

Mergenthalcr LIn1tyD". ...-....-.......... T..
MINING STOCKS.
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NON.MEDICAL HEALING

NFANTILE PARALYSIS
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