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The Contest in Indiana.
A REPUBLICAN, sRNAToR-ELEcT ACCUSED or BRIBERY
THE DEMOCRATIC PROGRAM

THE DEMOCRATIC PROGRAM.
A telegram TO the Y. Y. Sun from Indianapols
December l5 says: The republicans have aban.
doned their contests for seats In the legislature In
81. Joseph, WaIrick, Spencer and Orange counties.
and the democrats In Cas- county. The test.
mOny against Republican Senator-elect Mcdonald.
Of jackson county, is being taken, and charges OF
alleged bribery look very like being sustained. OF
four witnesses two swear that Mcdonald met
them shortly before election and gave them both
small amounts OF money, said nothing, and passed
on. Another witness testified that Mcdonald met
him just before election, shook hands, gave him
$50, and failed TO say word as 10 what he should
do with the money.
The democratic members elect OF the legislature
have all gone home. Everything was LEFT In the
hands Of the committee, OF which Jewett, speakeg
of the last house, is chairman II is said that the
senate will be organized with Green Smith or
some other democrat In the chair, and that the
chair will be refused when Robertson republican,
recently elected, makes formal demand for it.
II Robertsoncan be kept out or the chair until
the contests are settled the democracy feel that
they will have gained everything needIul TO check-
mate any republican movement in the lower
House. II is their purpose 10 compel him 10 In
stitute quo warranto proceedings and by the
time that these have been passed upon by the
courts the session or the legislature VIII be over.
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were the readings at the signal Office to-day: a.
m, 10; M, Is; IL a. m, IL; 2 p. m, %; maxi
mum, 90; minimum, IA.
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To-day, in the case Of Susan Clark, charged with
murder VIM. Parker, Richard Stewart and Robert
Hamilton, confined in Jail as witnesses, were re-
leased on their personal reeogniZance.
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TIE CRESCENT CLUE kNTEkTAnNKkr.
The Crescent club, the leading democratic ora
ganization Of Baltimore yesterday formally opened
their palatiAl club house on Fayette street. The
opening was made the occasion q ga&hering Of
notable democrats and the handsome building wAs
crowded all day. The opening address Was made
last night by senator Wilson, Of Mainland. Aban.
Of Maryland, Mayor Hodgea Of Baltimore, Senator'S
Colquitt, Morgan, Vance, Wilson, and blackburn;
Representatives T0wnshend, Reagan, CabelI
Carlisle, and othera Letters Of regret were read
from Attorney General Garland, eecFeeaxT kndir
Ion. Prccser Khott, HGitcrs aiitssr q ths Hs1id
and Dana, OF the SIN, Hon. reFTy Deamoot Hon
John w. Daniel, and senator German. epeakee
Carlisle, senator Blackburn. Gov. Lloyd, andothas
responded - tcoGtA
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 3 100 pm prices
OF the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. II. Dodge, $40 15tn street:
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RoRBRRIEs REPORTED.-Mrs. w. Wheeler 1914 East
robbed OF s. worth Of clothing.-Last night, at
the eth street wharf, some one stole the cash box
from Belt line car. 1t contained SS.5O.-Hume
lakt night blanket and three pounds Of coffee
Allison Nailor reports stolen horse blanket worth
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VfOR SALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON H ST. SIX
@ each Also ten sst s
ON T. between 2Ist and 2ad sts suitable for business
piss 5000 90,t Terms sr easy Apply to MYERS
COR SALE-A NICE NEW THREE-STORY AND
basement press brick Dwelling on the north side of
d15-3t si6 st. NV.
FoE sALE.oN lsT ST. BETWEEN B AND G
story and cellar 6Ecl a Dwelling. " sontainl nss
fSs ssss AID II Hfas15
EOR sALE-A CHARMING LITTLE HOME on
gas and concrete street Splendid nseh
'0rhO0d will be sold on easy tsr T. Rs H9RRlx
d15-3t si6 st. NV,
EoR sALE-l15 n ST. 8 ", GROOM BRICK; 2
d1 STEW lot 20 by 100 f aGf iasn co. 1888 Est
T new Brick, 1sSs7: terms to suit; $4,000. 10th
near LIST 81. si75f # Finest building Site capi,
S M '!s sfary SiS
FOR saLE EoI,s,Uis NEW IaS. BRICK HOUSES ON H
~'''' Real Estate and Loan,
d14-2w 1926 st. NV.
GRn saLE is NEy sIx ROOM BRICK
To $500 9th T.
balance, from go to $50 per month
AUSTIN P. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loan,
d14-6t 1926 st. NV
lNOR SALE-HOUSE ON ST. N W. 8 ROOMS
Il with all modern improvements and stable. Lot 24S
1l4Q feet to alley. Price $500. Also Groom
BrIck House bay window all mi, ST. for $4,000
Apply d. NJ GOODACRE, HOS New Hampshire ave.
d14-1m
FOR sALE,A CENTRAL AND DEsIRABLY LO-
!, Gated residence on Iarragut square which will rent
JOHN SHERMAN h CO,
dl4-3t 1407 T st. NV.
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Reported for the EVENING srAR.

ARAnRoAp CHANGE PRorosEp.-Another rail-
road question Is now In the hands OF the Commit.
tee on streets i has been proposed by Alderman
company the absolute right OF way granted IT'S
predecessor on Wilkes and Union sfs. and TO com
east OF Henry street. The question e not new
one and II fs one OF the few matters OF municipal
concern that has been determined by q vote Of the
was first located there was very much Opposition
70 allowing the road 10 be extended TO the river,
as was then thought that the haul by carts, &C,
would be source OF prof1t TO many citizens The
council, however, submitted 10 the people the
question, not whether the track should be extend.
cd, but whether the cars should come east by
steam or horse power, and the majority IN favor OF
allowing steam 10 be used was quite large. The
city reserved the right to require the discontinue
s ance OF steam and to make lateral lines within
the corporation limits, and charge toal on them.
RAILROAD MR.TTNG.-The Midland company, after
eecting its president yesterday afternoon as tele.
after some resolutions compnmentsrv 70 he rIsl
Ing president, deferred all business until the 22d
inst. II Is understood the future policy OF the
Vile syndicate meeting at Richmond to-day.
SALE OF FRIENDS MEETING HoCsE.-The Friends
meeting house, on ST. Asaph and Wolfe streets, a
for fve hundred people, and more than half an
acre Of ground attached has been sold to the Col.
O s5ed ID AssS Men len and Womens Home society ..
the city schools for white boys is located and NOT
long ago a strong effort was made to have IL pur.
ns school but I Of
tained.
Notes.-The corporation court stin continues its
session. occupied with civil business. II has APP
pointed J. W. Roberts y. Ballenger w. GillinghaIu
ana Walton, trustees OF the Friends meeting
mouse 10 MI vacancies-The street lamps win
hereafter remain lighted all night on dark nights
The Maryland ferry steamer has been In.
spected.-By contract with the Western Union
Telegraph Co the Bell Telephone Co. Is prevented
nom competing with the telegraph I'm messages
between this city and washington, and for this
reason the use OF the Alexandra and Washington
telephone Is restricted TO telephone subscribers.
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IS61ls63 Linden st b T260S st., III, Ar 81 800
a1s9i5 30o0 10y gu and IS bonsss h r.
h. H em0n. as 900 ai fsss aiss, aiso 1000
ss g5a Madison siPS
451. 453 Ridge ST. f. NV. III. 6r Sun 5000
17 r. i745 18th st, $500 IN MI St NV, bh zoo
b. b., m l.. 500 43:3 to AL Pratheris
% 135S St, l, 2. 3,4.5, alley NV b a. Ar 4 500
6Schwinshammer's l1153l1 SIS Goth ST. n
alley. IN, II. $500 W., bh., (water) 5r.42OO
100 Goth ST., 4. h.. 615 st.s.w., 3houses
-. 900 sx. H. s g. zap st 1000
-, :. 600 h. Fun =. NV 600
T. b.. Ar ' 800 III, Or ~ /" ooo
1916 18th ST. fh, sri 800 342-344 nj st sw .~'oo'
616,6lS Marion alley ill., 4rs....i 800
4O6, 4OS 18th st. sw., III, ir ~ - soo
III; mi, 9rs..; .s5 800 Alley bet ~ and 9th. low
9O9 Va ave, s.w., bh., II and s.w fh Ar 800
The above is only portion of the property On ms
books Fer full list call at office for btiilefin iss On
the 1st and 18th fd14l THOS E. WAGGANAN
LOR SALE-TWO-STORY BAY WINDOW BRICK
II House rooms: all mod. imps A St. between 9Th
and 9TH ne: now under lease at &25 per MONTH will
be sold for $3.50 Apply to
THOS J. MYERS
uII-lm 1915 st. NV.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

EOR SALE-12O7 s ST. NV, NEW PRESS
Il brick House, 3 rooms. heated by latrobe press
brick wood and slate mantels; south front
desirable house for home terms easy. Apply to
PARKER TOWNSEND.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marrtage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO James
Ender and Annie Saunders; Allen King, OF Spott-
sylvania county, Va, and BERTHE Stanley; George
VI. Beatty, Of Prince George county. Nd, and Nam
ME nove, OF Annie Arundel county, Md: Daniel
Wheeler, OF Richmond, Va, and Jane Bryant.
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Sales Of Real Esrata.

transfer has been made by Mrs NJ NJ Thoman
10 Alfred Richards OF sub lot 81, square no. q 500
feet,) at the northwest corner OF 10th and
street, for $4,000. Record has been made OF q
sub lot 127, Q5xeO reetD on the south side OF II
for 900.
tween and +, Q0.S by a feet,) has been trans.
ferred by Meta Eichstadt to E. T. Kaiser, for
81, 500
Mr.. Campbell Darlington has transferred to Le-
Ctla A. Higgins ct al SUBJ lot A. square 3g7 front.
ing on 9Th street, between p and Q streets, I'm
proved oy neat little dwelling, for q, 100. John
$50, to James L. Barbour, for $500 Fannie A.
Moore has transferred TO Mr.. Barbour an undi-
vlded fourth OF part lot ), square 400, (St Marc
hotel property for 81, 600. T. j. Fisher and T. j.
Myers nave transferred to j. H. voorhees, the west
nall on LOT and part II, square $50, fronting on
G street, between nth and 10Th streets 3oOO
feet) for $4,000.
new location has been purchased by the Gen.
tral dispensary and Emergency hospital, sub lot
E, square 32l, over % feet front and 100 deep on
the east side OF 18th street. between and f. for
$1,000, from Mr.. John B. Clagett. Mrs. Eliza c.
HUTCHINSON has transferred property fronting on
10Th street, between X and L streets sub lot Of
square 196, for 90, 13S. Em1line Dowen has &C
Drama, from Fannie A. Moore for a 50O; part lot
H. square 142, on G street, between 18th and 18th
streets northwest, has been transferred from J. r.
Hassler to R. A. Mullowney, for a, 500.
RECENT RoBBERrEs-willfam h. Boswell 40 :
street southwest, reports stolen from new build.
Ing on L street. about SEQ worth OF CARPENTERS
Tools Henry A. Jones, 421 n street northwest re.
ports stolen gold collar button and q diamond
ring valued at $40. T. j. Ludeke, 324p M street,
reports that his store was entered last night and
robbed OF several revolvers and other articles
worth $35.15.
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FOR lighthouses
RENT-HoUsEs.
EOR RENT

The above Is only portion Of the property on my,
books For full list call at Office for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 10Th. ld14l THOS e. WAGGAMAN.
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L,OR SALE OR RENT-AN ATTRACTIVE EIGHT
Room and bath, corner house. Apply TO owner,
4loO y 81 NV. dx-2Hs
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

LNOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK HOUSE
II ten rooms, modern improvements, north side q,
petween 2Utn and 21st .ts, easy teruas. .oO0
JOHN E BEAII- 1920 st n.}O-om
I,OR SALOON @ ST n W. BETWEEN 18TH
IL and 18th. nine rooms latrobe. range, SC good
stable, wide alley. $4,000, easy terms WALKER &
WILSON, 1905 St nl3-lm
INOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT, 18th ST BET X
II and SITS NV. lot % feet front to large alley in
THOS. J. MYERS
n.s2lm 1910 ST n w
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i ii ST. near Thomas Circle, IL rooms M l. $4,000
ST. fine business property, 90 rooms 80, 900
Mass. ave. new brick. 14r mi lot 40 by 106 22 600
Vermont ave.. fine location. 15r. IN 10 900
l. st, 3story and laundry. 12r, 1900
y ST. corner house 3-story and basement j. 1880
II st, story l. lot % by 100 feet .... 5000
Connecticut ave-, rooms and cellar m i...... 1000
Pennsyl wanna ave. 3story, rooms mi. lnew) $500
Pennsylvania ave, history. rooms, IN. f.. $500
VI ST.. 2story and basement, rooms, IN. il. $500
at, near 1fth ST., 10r, m. L. lot 21 by las. 5000
st. pressed brick. heated with furnace 5000
18th st, 2-story. q rooms, In. i........... $500
10th st. 2-story and basement, 8 rooms m j. 5000
10th ST. 2story. rooms, m. i............... 300
h st. 2-story, basement bay window...-.-.... 5000
Lots In all parts Of the District.
THOS g. HENSEY,
dl6-3t 1905 st. NV.
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Extensive pfoparationa ass being
mada at Cardinals Beach for the sau1-
fneF assembly, % beain With 3 RFa1d
exourgion 5nlY II. Among he die
tinQullhed speakers Bxpestsd - Be pre-
ent ere bishop Paddeoes kE1f. .. h
Churchill, ~ ObsEiin coileze, Hon.
Thomas Fitch, Prof. Wright, q 0beEiin
College; Rev. 4. }. Massey Iaeemai
RaT. n. n. HebeEtson, Olympla; hev.
Wardon, Prnsbytezian Pubiioation b.
uiaiy; b. n. jacobs, Chairman InteEna-
tlnnal Bnnaay school OGnVantian, ano
mnnV 0thnrM B0ata viii sun 20 ard
fram Tmn0ma and seattle each day 81
cheap Enaes, and Accommodations vii
Be furnished Cor = regular ettV camp,
Prof. ChuFohill q alFeady IN waiting
visiting his son. Or. ChuFehili q this
city, and e ENGAGED for 9 weeks seE-
vice "a The King Counfy IeaokaEs' In
slitufa, opening 5ulg -. He vii leo
tuFo a ChaulauQua on opening DAY,
July "a, snbisot, Origin Of The WeFlaa.n
Camping pariias afb especially invited
b mako Gafdinnr's Beach their bead.
quarters, whnrs a q txifing esst theJ
can enjoy the BEET talent thai san b
maassd n the country.
ouite q city % tsnis ere already ID
pTaparaiion % b rented b tha OAau,
ianuaa ASSEMBLY and oaheF slruetuFel
will b reared IN due time.
Literary men OF their friends ere e.
naniallv invited ID call and resort q
write for more Information ~
ID. j. p1KncK.
Chairman Proararn Committee.
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fnnI WIKI. Ne 1Eui bsiyE I'D
= Nsu Fosk. hnu ben eunSt It's
san So sans SD ths s.sal1 q sa9az4.
- - aani1ca4k u nAews = @
tEsa oouaplnag aaainai mGn's bui-
MSS ann b. asals ufsh unaK ahs inm
mhau ii h nnns1 q bsyuptf e wsn =
when Il aosn ~ ~ uikaE nane.
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Epf1oa Rogz- lNEzLlzun4c1
Ifssf s,iahl lnclinzliun = 90 yagE
a1Ieufinn - e1n1 81 t1e e1o191 81
7rfarned = - - pFotititlc1 e1rzsen
$50 ros Sen b faVn oVsliooks4 Bal
fse,1na snSa yu1 vii 6o5gEg the1s, Il
rec haze u1l eilo1af oq11 g. J f41-
5aaE. c1l1 anguflaG 20 thsEe nks gas
ThnS kassia b past. and Tor ans en-
na1laaed. bosh Win 6na b4Glle an1 Wisn
tha EnaRlA ! 80 noshinR - al<Aes g
panzNNig HsNEgA II h4a enllassa
mneeiy fen TIE eampai9n. mllRn9 1aai
daasanfiF; bus I enlisted fex tn9 wa3s
and / disk th4Ea are mbou3 eeEsA ben
arsa and ninssy 81 ihat kind h e14tsie
alseadv enrolled. ard nalf aa mauy
mnsa a ftaif uay 70 rs fsoTutslaR
olIiss today. ass noehing dlse1aEaEinR
ID fhe outlook. Ihe eu1UY ha1 eoue
GA ~ tlIa bruahwood q u1esrlalnty,
As shown his cutoTl. - aA ~ 1lrale
dnoa who really love The e4uzs 8 izzfn
and rxorron8 ngu eee platnIy t1e oe4E
"a lac, car aWn stripes Hne stef1.
oetinQ uToadlV oEGr he pFeAlbttlen
hosfa. TheF aso AmerIcana Hna e4nuot
raIIg under an7 o9heE Tor any p9Fpass.
Nov ~ question Eexa before g Is.
Nhe ahaIi xnIs tkis AmsEtaaM city fe'---
2ag. ersenda, cay. Duty meEas calls -
twn difeoei1ns a once. Every ho1E 3
aaered 30 it, own trust. Iha coed aaea
~ toAnV eannoi ids ne oTmF tompEFeW.
HhaTa eh0uld ~ ne mnhuekiinN o A.
n,nF unfi1 oar city RogeFume1t = q
eafe hnnda. The -smarti1e' spoken 81
d 80 Hec1nd ward pflmaxtoa i1sl
aioht . not very VIDA srEsady and the
rarnafg thsrs PE1roEaG waa not oae HAS
uoaif b asosptahls ~ thaf loyal seesn
hnndIsa and ninetg. Lhey ere 80
es1kina thai kind % salse. They aes
! lnokinQ fos baim h e. eatIFelF dl4sf-
ent affestioB. Nag thas ma bs dlsap.
/ POINTED. Give them elean sleketI %.
/ a Walsh lhe mother nay rely aa IoTei
and loyal not only - ne iaWs iog g,
/ afoteoffon q goSaianeEg. bnt - The la4i
seg fha proieesi0n 81 tho Amefiean boyl
81 8easila, and On the awellih day q
July thay Wili SHOW theiR failh p
shaaf works. WH4TA hRHD1As
RnATTfw. Imfw "A. 1856
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Presbyterian Church. corner Of Third
ana Madison streets. HoT. 3. q. Strange
pas1nf. --SorFicos tomorrow - II e. M
Nc evening service. sabbath Sohoo4 Il
1al1o .. n. Subject Of the morning ser
mon, Tho True Citizen.
The Presbyterian sabbath Schooi Il
BeiltoWn meets IN the Harrison chapel a
$50 ,. NJ.
First Baptist Church. Fourth street
near Jhmoo Rev. ID. j. Pierce PASTOR
Presiding ~ Rev. G. III HohMrk paaiul
M. and 5.1 D. M. Hev. ID. j.. pierca, ehs
pastor, exchanges with Mr.. Hobart foI
two Sundaya Mr., Hobart b recruiting
an ahn Sound.
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FRONT 0EHRWlTNT,


Never in the history of Puget Sound has
Clothing been sold atsnch ruinous low prices
as now. and we viii continue to sell Goods
at the same prices as in the past month until
all is disposed Of The immense quantities
OF Goods that have left our premises daily
can be taken as criterion for the amount Of
business we have been doing especially in
such stringent times as we are at present
subjected to but in its very face our bust.
ness continues to boom, and surely there
must be good reasons for people investing
their money in wearing apparel so cheerfully
For every dollar purchasers invest we give
Isl so worth Of Goods as compared with
prices Of other stores, and that is surely an
object for us getting the preference over oul
competitors.
Mems Suits that we sell for 81 Is. SIS
SIS so, So, 81, So, SO and $40, are sold else
where with an advance Of So above our price
for the same quality. Mems Suits that We
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sell for 81. 81 so, $40 so, SIS SO. ssk
|$16 so and SIS, are sold elsewhere with 81
advance Of So so above our price for -
same quality.
Boys Suits 10 to IL years old, that -
|seIl for "a, so, 5, 5 so, g, 8 so, !. and , s1
ARE sold elsewhere with an advance 81 a1
above our price for the same quality.
Boys suits, a TO 10 years old, that va r,ll
for ST. so, 2 rs, 8 Is, 8 5O4, $50 and
|are sold elsewhere with an advance 81 S.
|above our price for the same quality.
In Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots. shoes
Trunks and Valises we surely can not s.
sequalled as we sell you those Goods a
wholesale prices, thereby saving you tie s
tail merchants profit, which il quite an IL
land worth saving.
Do not be misled but come and visit o1
establishment before you purchase and com
pare our prices, and you viii be readily con.
WINGED where you can do the best.
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situation Wanted.

A LADY NURSE IiAFNEY FROM
n IL kEEs. Wssheaa Etaa4lpn = WaiI
,s,srsssslas 81 a - Tssssssi Hsass. s )
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SEATT1E March & lssA
On. III. ID. LOxGAKMR Dear Sir. TOR
painful feeling IL my fereAaa1. ana q
niHht I would Be exoahled with dffHcuk
nEoaEhlnQ, couHhtng and axpecfoEaz1n8s
20 khat had but little rest. I VS. very
ml1a1ahle frum this catarKh d tie hsa4,
noea and the asthma f1r which could
cuRnhls whan sought your cara ard
treatment from which ] resolved reliel
II . few daya. resulting il poEmansnt
cure.
Frem what I know a. Dr. Lonaakex'l
professional a<in and treatment, feel
assurance that theY VIII receiFe mast ex-
ceIIent professional and medical treat-
ment. CEANx D. DAVE
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RIO Assist N HOusKwORE uopN-
4 u peotarFeA A4aruaa MA A. :
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Fob @AxaU-
Two t0lsH HOUSE,, And IASk "
= Third girsls
clfT T.ssa. q fzs sad Is un
7scrga. Safd f1rnItnxu sore
1ND anEss land. part desired. y - 80 80
4 #hl1e KiFeF E4l1n, cleafe1 -. 80
rom1frT iIossi ,1ish ksr. lAundry.
gnnntFV Store. agW1m, aAAoeA
Yr-rr11 f3nTerr1 naaf cla&ma. 10 a1ze&
IL King and sneh1aiaA cSaztiaAs -
$780, c,aiun. SO lralinq1ls..sd bone
1tsaei. q preen gsign.z 49, - =, - -
F1r1-Nrfo hznn1a cleared. - -
Trnds CilE l,ell for kAnel..s 90
Mortgag85a soif1 gEepsrig ~ 9 - ~
CITY Gnd CozntT Scrip. z
New "A second -hand 6aisA
WANTED.
hfaney; god security; 80 inkesess
paid. Dan o. %. -
Wcmsn ard gitlss n.gnesl : =. -.
70 farnsah farm banda 90 pr monlh-
1900 ~ ITunrarod 8toak HaHch.
Two lady partnerR Ter LIE. ~ 10 p'sal-
FOR RENT.
A number q impsoge9 lAEmA
Ninslegn huus14 " 90 -. - -.
Nnrni7frIf a. unfurnizhod Eo0H& via
q ,gifh0uf hoard, 81 3 month NJ.
FuUuluT 11lou1, NaG. .
1oac1e rannh; improved orenara ana
49, - Im1rcTsd ranch. s. month.
He1ee ead IarEs garden. n toWn.
Fnrnfrhn1 rooms Tor Housekeeping
GEO. ~ CHANES
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NV ApVERTIsElIENTa.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES

I DESIRE TO MAXI SOME CHANGE
have marked my stock 81 millinery down
g prices that WI certainly aeli % al Who
may wiah 10 buy. desire % fmmedI.
aieiy close cut my summer stock. New
jysa MRS W. A. WASH.
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A TTORHEY-A WILL PRAC-
n tlce IN a1 the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Ofllce, at rooms 81 the Probate
Court Yesterday Building.
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