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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

oR, SALT MA! AZ ACTION, AT aAITHERsBURa,
IT. TT. OWEN. Auctioneer
LOB RENT..A NEW AND FURNISHED HOUSE
at Laurel, B. and o. railroad, situated in the most
VII from the depot inquire at house Academy
June address ES1 81, Laurel Ma Seer Isl
EoR sAIE-oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
bus near nGs Srh rn ont
Price low. Apply 325 ST NV Ii.
E0R SALE OR TRADE-A FEW CHOICE MARY
get Country home oGa sS sSoy y to
TOR sALE-TAKoMA PARK-THREE NEW
Houses. Just completed beautifully located terms
sSSee lots the 5ssutifa sls a; Parties
myis-at. 'h Ma eftF = oD;
A GREAT BIG BARGAIN-50O ACRE FARM AT
oa sood sd and eSpnsy 10 miles trG% w1shns
NEAR, $40 ST. Paul ST.. Baltimore, Md. mylS-3t.
EoR RENT-AT AMMENDALE. MD, NEW. FINE
favorable for grocers clerk wife could do bust
%saF a
WANTED-To EXCHANGE IMPROVED CITY
location, price. &c Address Box AZ Star Office It:
80 ACRES. AT FOREST GLEN, ADJOINING
~ the 9 g sI6dvsSn at that place The land lies
10 aeres, in Washington County, Md. improved by
1O-room cottage, stable. &c. furnished. The cot.
tase is situated on south Mountain. 4 beautiful
home for summer residence. The whole will be
"A sores in Prince tieor9e;s Co.. Md known a. the
1Sr suit well fenced and on the line of the new
small house in town and pay the difference.
10 acres, on the Wheeler and Asylum roads one 3e
20 e o SG the conn
town. d. G.. improved by an orchard and barn.
PSI acres lying partly in Prince Georges ana Anne
ARUNDEL coqnt les ~ miles from Laurel on the
buildings; Water in barn. stable, and sow.s6sd.
homes of Senator Gorman, Representative Comp
ths S On in tine T6ssa y
o. also saWmill On the place An elegant home
Ivy City, adjoins Mt. olivet cemetery. imi royed.
This place is valuable for brick yard or subdi;
I5s acres in Anne ARUNDEL County Is miles from
Annapols, on the west side OF Herring Creek. I'm
condition. ion, Land yields 30 bushels wheat to the
$50 acres, hall under cultivation II miles from
Mount Jackson, Va, miles from the celebrated
house Of eight rooms, outbuiidings barn cattle and
IT'S seres pens ss ~ G Ssy
Point; ms place rs known as Peckatone. his is
mansion was burned few years ago but there is
material enough for house OF 10 or l. rooms.
80 acres in Alexandria county mile and half from
Alexandria. situated on the Alexandria and Lees
burg turnpike. improvements poor, land good.
VIII sell for the small sum of. 300
1,9C0 acres at Newbern, y. Z. Improved by numer-
GUS small houses. The plantation pays an annual
income OF $500 This place is suitable for club
OF sportsInen, as the plantation abounds i'll game.
The river abounds in oysters and fish of every kind.
Price per acre. so
500 acres Fauquier county Va, improved by ine
mansion and other buildings, in frst-class order.
Any one wanting a stock farm this is great Cppor
tunity to secure one at "A low figure.
have several thousand of Mineral lands in West
Virginia. also many lots III the new town of Rio
BoDIto, Cal; also lands in Alabama. For further
particulars call or address
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
9lT street H. W.,
mylC-0t WASHINGTON. ID C.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

E9R RENJ-CoTTAGE AT COLONIAL BEACH.
Rorches; car b seen May S0th- Apply 70 J. JAY
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o. The way to advertise is TO put your
announcement where it will be seen by the
everybody in Washington, and all advertise
tisements in its columns are regularly and
carefully read by all members of the house
hold
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
KNOWN AS NO. 1921 p STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated oath February A.
d. 1887, recorded in Liber No. 1243 folio l.j0, ct
seq, OF the land records for the District of Columbia
We will sell on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY THE
IHIRIA.FlkSr A. ID. 1889, at FOUR AND HALF
OSLoSh IN 'front.' OF the premises, Lot seven (1) in
Columbia College and Others recorded subdivision of
square numbered one hundred and ninety -four 80.
III the city OF Washington District OF Columbia, to-
gether with the improvements thereon, consisting
two-story frame dwelling, known No 152l street
northwest
Terms: Onethird cash, balance in and two years.
with interest at six t6l cent secured by deed
trust upon property sotd. deposit $500 will be
required at time oi sale Conveyancng at cost pur-
CHASER II terms OF sale are not complied with within
ten u0) days from day OF sale property will he resOld
at risk and cost OF defautin purchaser after five days
notice in The Evening Star.
EDWARD }. SIELLWAGEN, Trustee,
- 1924 ST. NV.
my1S-dSds 40 18th ST NV
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

NOR SALE
Il 20 feet front on n. II. ave. 1900 T st., near
18th. $1.25 per foot. St, near n. II. ave, 81 rs
per foot Conn. ave, near ST. 1.-TWO frontsl "a per
foot. Corner near Lincoln park, &c. per foot. Mt
feasantoFine corner for home or subdivision. 1900
1t A. II. LEE Il son, l4th ST. and r. l. ave. NV
INOR SALE-HOUSE 2l36 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Il ADDISON LARCOMBE, 1904 st. It,
EOR sALE-BY TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 F.
4 Conn. ave-, elegant mod dwg., 11r..... 1872 600
X St n W. elegant mod dwg, I9r ............ 10000
L. Cap ST., opp. new Library, lar. 1000
my1S-6t'
vNOR SALE-313 N. E., HANDSOME NEW,
Il solid 7-room pressed brick; bay window cemcnted
cellar all mod imps large kitchen excellent plumb;
comfort. VIM MAYSE, 5l6 9th st. NV. myI7-6t.
NOR SALE
II II. l. ave-, near 18th, north side, 10 rs, o cheap
property, 10000.
10TH ST., bet and U. Or; furnace all m. 1850.
ID ST.. near I'd Sc renting $40 per mo-, So, 800.
Marion St. 2-story and cellar; FRS, So, 500
Cleveland ave., 6r latrobe. range, hot water 500
RUST & HUNGERFORD
mylI-3t 624 18th st. NV.
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Queen Mary, Of Bavaria, mother Of King
eaneor Of ~ hvoes
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LOST AND FOUND.

EoUND-AIAY 6. ON II ST NV, A WATCH.
II Owner address c. Z. r., Star Office. 1t.
L oST-THURSDAYA AFTERNOON AT ALBAUGHS
IL or in going TO address below Iadys Card Case,
containing Gold Eyeglasses and Visiting Cards Suita-
bic reward given If lett at 1919 st. NV. mylS-t.
L oST-THURSDAY NIGHT A BLACK AND TAN
~ terrier wearing collar and number tag So reward
II brought to 81 Z St NV. mylS2t'
7 oST-A LADY'S WATCH CHAIN WITH CHARM
~ and Pearl Pencil attached at Odd Fellows hall
Navy ard, on Thursday. Reward f returned TO Stall
IL Center Market. 1t.
I oST-oN SATURDAY. MAY IL, WHILE GOING
~ from 9th ST., near Patent Office, street cars TO
81 ne, pocketbook containing $50 and some
change. Liberal reward at 314 An.e. IL
STRAYED OR STOLEN-HoRsE MOUSE COL
" ored white face, hind foot white slightly hip
shot 80 reward If returned to ID Massachusetts
u.
T OST-PROBABLY IN 18TH STREET HERDIC
~ on Friday. Pocketbook containing some small
change and pair OF Eyeglasses. Reward at 1444 2
ST. II
SS REWARD FOR RETURN OF BLACK AND
OO tan Collie Dog Pup, six months old; lost from
1918 st. NV, May 10. myl9-.5t'
z oST-WEDNEsDAY OR THURsDAY-GENTrS
IL Diamond Scarf PIN in shape of crescent Liberal
reward If returned to 1901 Pierce Place myl1-:5t.
II ooT-BLACK SURAH SHOULDER CAPE
~ trimmed Spanish lace and heavy passamenterie
between O-streethigh school and 9l9 X St NV. last
evening Reward II returned to latter Pace.myl6-3t'
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VIs MN Il
u l12J 18TH n.w,1r.S3O
IS = 81. n W. 7r........225
Sll y stuw..0r ........2u
BIB 18th ne. Or III. 80
Store, cor. 9TH x Z SITS.
NV, with celiar....15
1874 NJ. av.n.w-5rl5.5O
lao Wilson 81. Nv, 6r....Y
Myls-3t ". C..
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EOR RENT -FURNIS
II little home. pRpereI
bright and new, SIX room
to heTtlics and 18th st.
northwest; 80. Addrcs
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III Ell.
1907 18th st. NV, Or. $40
1924 Conn ave-, 1Ur. 40
1870 Riggs st. n.w., Or. 30
j 6:}:2 klSEs st. NV, 6r. 50
1884 Riggs St, 6r.......J5
10 80 10Th st-n.w., 1r...35
1906 l0tn st. NV. 1r. 80
? ID l31est. 5. W., Or. 80
1907 Caroline ST., 1r....25
lilo Il. l. ave. NV, ar. %
luO1-9 L St n. W. 6r.l6.45
! All Pierce Place, Or. pa
DIS LIST st. s.w., 6r......15
:2:S2 LIST st. s.w.. 6r.......l5
1929 Both st. NV, Or. l.
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. lie examined by permltfrom
lOIAS j. FISHER X Co.
l3.gi Il 81. IL W

1902 9th nv.,10r. 30. 80
l122 4th ST. NV. Sr.....25
40 I'd st. ne, 1r........lg
p Sth at. ne, Or. ......16
2l12 18th NV, 0r..1S.40
1911 & st. Sc. 6r......9
15S Navy Fl. Sc, 5r. $50
DUVALL. 925 F st. NV.
Ne 4, HOUSE 633 ST-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
NOR RENT

NNOR RENT
1I6l NASSAU. .22rs200 213-17 I'd St .7r ca S45
(l2 I.th St., l3r 40 2S3 1st st. W, Or. 1910
no MI vernon Pk Ck 800 I'D St, 1880
IT., 10r., June IL 6:j 5000 tIa!es ST ne
St. lOr.:.-...-50 Or. each. ............ 1850
indian av-, Nj Pleas Offices, ST. Cloud Bldg,
4. d. so 9Th and SITS.
hylS-3t JOHN SHERMAN K co, 1907 F at.
lvOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE-A NICE TWO
II story and cellar brick residence 18th ST.,
boundary. rooms all modern conveniences; will be
rented furnished from June to October l. at 40 per
month. no children. GURLEY BROS, 1885 + St
nylS-3t
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FOR lighthouses.
,oR RENT-UNFURNIsHED

y dsl5 ssnw,, r-.ses ssS .n;.. sr, sss
aYd5 p NV Sso az s ana TX
7O5 sth st. NV, Tor. so Union ST s.w 6r II 80
3321 st. NV, so Union P. 8. W., or. $50
Sol o. - We Avn FURNISHED 90 '" s~"
Conn. ave, bet and s. 1sr. per year. s35oo
sunderland Place p-w3 II. Per month. 100
E. Cap st, bet LIST and I'd Ia. Per month. rs
ap1s-3ot. 1907 + ss.n.w.
IfOR RENT - sIx-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 3I6
$3.50. Apply TO r. L. PAiRo, 49, La ave my7-im
VrOR RENT-NEAT SEvEN-ROoM BRICK HOUSE,
Il I'LL st. n W. choice home for small family:
possession May 18th; S35 Apply to R. E. PAIRO.
4S2 La ave. my7-lm
IrOR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE 3-STORY 10
u room brick, 1925 Dunbarton ave- NV. parlor,
dining-room and kitchen, first door; $40 by year or
for summer. Keys next door. my11-lm.
u tanning 10 rooms and bath. speaking tubes and
all modern conveniences; cheerful and roomy only
$40 per mo. Inquire of FRANK T. BROWNING, 4l6
9th ST. NV. my9-1m
EOR RENT-ELEGANT COTTAGE CONTAINING
IL l. rooms. with new stable in rear. corner Wood
ley Lane and Tenieytown road. immediately opposite
81 18th st. n. w., 3 story and basement .....s75
2O3 n Hamp ave- 3-story and basement. ..... SO
l026 eth St n. W., 3st, basement and attic. so
? ana % st. n W, 3-story. new house..
I42i St NV, 2-siory and basement
20n st ne, 2.story and basement.
my9sm n. Sc B is,G+i brown co. isaI st.
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FOR lighthouses.

II 1906 ; st. n w.. rooms, mi s35
1851 VT ave-, rooms IN i.......................5
COS st. NV, rooms, IN. 25
90 I'D ST. NV y rooms, MI. 80
% gu 81 ne v To- 80
2020 Portner Place, rooms, furnished -. =. 40
my1s-1w UNI =" iocd + INV.
I,OR RENT Ill54 5tb At ne 7r 900
1t t37 Ia. Sc ,5r. &steS60 lO29 9th st n e. Or is
1lJ11 Sth NV, 11r.....50 SIG :,rh 81 IA e Is
1920 18th St NV, ar. 80 12S 9Th at se Or , 80
206 Sc, 12r...........5O $50 Pa ay Sc 5r 90
1851 Nj. av. NV Dr.. so 700 nth St sc 5r 80
1910 Riggs st W.. r A. Rear :5l7 18th E. Ar 30
81 Mo. ave. 11r. % 2O23 Hutton Ct.n w Ar 9
$50 9Th ST.. H. w. Or. 30 and Green's alley Ar. g
4U6 U ST. Nv. ,6r store. 80 1873 Bdy 81 N e. 1r
14C5 Col ST. n. W ,jr Pa. 40 $40 I'd St Sc, 4r...S
14.I Nd. av.. Or........20i STORES,
1923 9th st. ne. Or. 20 637 Pa. ave 40
-o- Stn ST. ne, or.22.)O ZOO 18th ST. n w.. 1910
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY.
mylElm 927 stnw.
IHOR RENT-FURNIsHED UNTIL OCT l. $50.
No 1910 18th ST., 500; unfurnishe1. $40 50 rooms.
NO. 9O3 u ST. handsomely furnished until October
i, 1889, IL rooms at nominal rent of $50 monthly.
RUST \ HUNGERFORD.
myl1-3t ga l4th st.
EoR RENT-IN ANACOSffA-7- ROOM HOUSE;
year for $50.
1l-room House delightful grounds, shade and fruit
trees, stable. &c one year $500. Both the above
convenient to street churches and schools Good
water and health1ul location Apply TO
myl Gun H. A. GRISWOLD, Anacostia, ID. C.
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TOR RENT-FRON JUNE /, HOUSE 633 l ST
IT. GASCh. 0OJ 1tu St INV rnyI1-IIn
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HILL L JOHNSTON,
l5O3 Penn. ave n W

ISHED HANDSOME COZY
Ell and carpetel throughout;
ms: every convenience. close
!. cars: delightful location in
ess HOME, Star office. IT.
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NOR RENT-PARTLY FURNISHED MANSION
II Belle Air." hear Manassas, Va, suitable for two
families boarding house. For particulars apply to
RUST HUNGERFORD,
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my18-eo2w

III .-.-.-.--
BULLETINS CAN q
TlCE- These houses c
mlts from our office.
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.221O-2234 Bound'y st.
NV. b. b. -. 49,. 10000
2024-2042 Bound'y st.
Oil to 2229 10th st. w
NV, b.h. ,5r......13,000
2 to q, 9TH st. road. 1l.300
1888 to 1743 Z st. n.
W, Or. %, 600
701 to 709 Farragut
st. NV, b.h. 5000
1904 Il st. u. W., I. a.,
Srs. ........- 900
l to q alley, bet. 18th
and 18th, NJ and n SITS.
11 niS, to ii;iiSijSs sd g. 600
NV. T. h. A., Ar. 49,. g, 600
800 9th st. n. w., b.h.,
N. l.. Sr. ............4.500
40 \ st. ne. b.h.. m. l.:
AS it to Az i st: n. W. NV
2211-2213 9TH st. n. W.,
b: n, Or, ..............4,000
I35 I'd st. n. W., b. h.,
Or. Recommendation
1872 26th st. n.w., b.
h., Sr .....-.........1, 500
Alley, bet. 21st and
I'D, N and N SITS, n.
w....................1,5O0
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For full list apply to WESCOTT 4 WILCOX
nSlS 1907 Pa ave. NV.
EoR RENT-2O27 II ST., ROOMS; ALL MOD,
= inns handsomely furnished Can be rented for
$50 for the summer months thereafter for ~ uer
month. WESCUTT * WIIIfIX -,
Myl S-3t 1907 PenusylyaIIia ave
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LUZ KIM
Z An elegantly furnished residence on Vermont ave-
nea- Iowa Circle. containing Is rooms. Everything
IN nrstzss condition. new or bsiore rented For
asyis-5t Z G. CUTTER CO, 1893 st.
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WASHINGTON DANENHowEk,
0ylS-3 1lI5 81. N. ".
NOR KEST-431 G ST. NV, Is ROOMS. MI. Sos
n HOO U ST. u w. rOOnS, IN.
has "a st. H. e., rooms, water in yard.......:.7
4ol ArInory ST. s. w.. 4 rooms
CAlNOOD 4 GARRETT.
mylS-ats 18th and ". u. ave.
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VTOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE AND HAND
II some cottage, furnished, at Bristol r. l., contain
ing thirteen rooms and acre highly improved
ground terms moderate. ROBERTSON * BLACK
FORD, 1918 II st. NV. myl6-:}t
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d HOUSES.
l410. Stoughton ST.. g.
q. brk., 9r. go
1412 Stoughton ST.. 3
ST. brk., Scr. go
1912 X St, 3-st. blk. Or. so
9ll X ST., 3-st. brick,
Srs. ,mi.................40
2O]2 18th St, 3-story
blk, Tor. stable. 81. 80
II. + st. = st. biz, 6r.20.5O
9l9P + st, 5r. over store,
water and gas. Is
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.OR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
Il Conn. ave. bet vi and f11.}5 G. 81.

80 = --OO
Cor. on Conn. ave. suit
able fOr residence
Or businauS p1,r-
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II 43O VI ST NV. 12r. eco 1871 St NV store. 500 so
Sl3 !. ST. n. ". 9r......50 1880 T ST NV. 6r 2030
ia fa-ave. rooms. 30 .i.s2 B,iy, NV Br 80
;,;ls ON $; NV 10 r-,50Eo6 az 81 w, Or. Il 10
s25- \ >. CAXMOOD, 1913 9Th st. W. myIS-:I.
I;OR RENT-9JO ) ST. NV, COR 10TH ST. \
II rooms, $50 900 5 II. n rooms s:I5 lOO7
LIST ST NV. ROOMS, So. JU. $50 - NV U rooms
t<3JO. 30 l. ST. NV, rooms, $3.50 - U 81
w $50. CHARLES W. HANDY,
my 9.!l 4 ST NV
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9ampfer Nsentnr.

Sie sGreie grefie nr 3 e.
ras" bertritt bic foIsenben Sampfers
2inien, ertbeilt ale ndbere Nustunft
tpegen Yafage nod unb BON guropo
unb perfauft Gompfidif. unb Giisns
babnbilete 81 ben n~iebriefien Raten.
Die Site ber BON uns reprdfentirten
3inien 1T:
&ambmrg : 0lmerifaniiGe 9anpfs
f9ifffabrts @efelIi@aft.
Heb gtar 9inie (9lntiuerpen).
Gpmpa8nie Generale 9rams,
atlantique.
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1889 6erbf 1889
|. Huth & Son,
bic aIte unb bendbrte
Gi1en. uno bol5s
% aarems,
Tarbe11=5 Sauttnz @anOmng
oon 900 ...N 900 0n..a N4
226, 22S unO 230 Marft : etraBe,

San M1ttoltio ...<... Seras,
BADEN ibren SCRIPT. Bebatf bon 8. 2anbretb C
SoDn @arten., BIumen- uno Gelb= @om3n er.
bulten, inter Nnberem
5000 Yfunb nele @rnte gub Samen, 5000
8funb alfaIfI (QuSerner a~teeiamen) cbcnfaIs
Mangolb : @ur3el, 3unf,lr ben Wobtraben
Somen, Gsperiette Slice, 8odbara alee, Sapa>
nefil4er alec, Sobnfon @raa, BuFolo oser
@~olorabo @ra8, Saat > Rpgeen. @erffe, Saier,
Mei5en &c.
Ne9ter 81 &aio 3niebeIs uub Creole pber
2ouiiana 3piebel= SomeA.
aaenten fir Die berii9mten Brinly P1ue,y,
Blanet it. Horse Hoe and Cultivators con.
bined, Sanb. Samcnbrils, @fliige urb Guilt
%batpren, @uf. 8. Gre6t @ur 1nai6inen unb
8utter<l lteniilicn, @bas. Mut6S Sonis Ct
tractnreu, 8ienen.& auder, 0lefer &c.
Stets auf Eager Sorriion Bros. 6 60.
Town and Country UNI @ebraud fertig ge-
mif@te Gatben; fibren bic feIben mebr als IA
Sabre. importireu @arlaounqspeiie, uno fiibs
len ms bere9tigt mad Iansiabriger 9 fabruna
gu bebaupten, oeb ~oiefelben bic beften Garben
ftnb, Die in bieiem 2onoe ~fabri3irt Derben.
Sm October eripasten 2anbretb & @pbu
rotbe, peiSe uno selbe 3piebel Seslinse.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-05-10
PORTLAND MARKET.
THE LOCAL MARKET PRESENTS NO
NEW FRATUREs.
The Salmon sCatch for April Better
Than at First Reported -veget-
ables Becoming Prentlfui--
A Decline In Poultry.

The general holiday on Tuesday inter
ferred somewhat with all business tram
sasaions, but in all other respects the con-
dition OF the local markets is eminently
sound. The heavy rains is making up
for the dry winter, and are welcomed by
the farming community. The salmon
catch for April Is said to have turned out
better than was at first reported, and
those engaged in the trade are full Of
hopes for q remuneratlve season. We
quote:
GROCERIES.
Sugars, Golden G 7t4c. extra G 7s6c,
dry granulated SIC, cube, crushed and
powdered 9lsc. Coffee: Costa Rica q y
@22tsc, Rio 22a23c, Java 25a27c, Mocha
2S@3ic, Arbuckle's roasted 2574c.
PROVISIONS.
Oregon ham 12lk dlSc, breakfast ba-
con l2bsc, sides l0ai0tsc, shoulders sjk@
9ts Eastern ham l3al3itc, breakfast
bacon l2f@l3c. sides 9ts@l0c. Lard
los 9lsc,
Navel oranges $3.50, Riversides $Sa
S.25. California lemens Ss50@a per box.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes 30a35c, onions 81 rheubarb
l0c, tomatoes $3.50 per box.
DRIED FRUITS.
Apples 5Cd6c, sliced &C., aprieots l39
l4c, peaches S9l0c, pears Sc, Italian, SC,
silver 7c, German 6l961sc, plums 5ta7c.
California figs Sc.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter. Oregon fancy 25c, medium 2ltS
ais, Eastern 22c, California 1SG2Oc.
Chickens $5a5.50, ducks Sl0alI per
doz., geese 50, turkeys are steady tt 2Oc
per h.
Valley l6alsc, Eastern Oregon l5c.
HOPS.
Hops l0Ql5c.
Wheat, Valley sl.25, Eastern Oregon
fl.l5 Oats S0GSlc.
FLOUR.
Standard s4.25, other brands 1915.
FEED.
Hay sl3@l4 per ton, bran sl4al5,
shorts $l5al6, barley s22.5O@24, mill
chop slsa20.
FRESH MEATS
Beef, live. size. dressed &c, mutton,
live, 3l6c, dressed &c, lambs $3.50 each,
hogs live &c, dressed 7ta71ke, veal 6aSc.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-05-10
PARALLEL LINES.

| Every student knows that in close rea-
soning parallel lines OF thought are laid
down and deductions edueed.
II is not our purpose at this time 10 en-
ter into a learned discussion, and we
have drawn the above visible lines sim
ply TO bring them prominently before
your eye and ask what they represent 10
you.
A railroad man to whom we showed
| them said, ''To me those four lines repre-
gent double-track railway"
A doctor replied to the same interroga-
tory, The lines are 10 me the large ar
teries and veins lying alongside each
other in the human body"
As viii be observed the same lines to
either ergentleman suggested different lines
Of thought, as both looked at them
through eyes accustomed 10 see only that
which for the most part occupied their at
tention. To the writer both answers put
an old truth in fresh and original light
As every intelligent man or woman
knows, the blood OF every living person
flows with almost railroad speed through
the arteries, forced by that wonderful en-
gine, the heart. From the arteries il is
side-tracked through the capilliaries
and veins, and every drop Of blood goes
through the kidneys for publication no
less than 250O times every twenty-iour
hours. II the kidneys be diseased the inn
purities Of the blood containing the worn
out tissues, and deleteri0us acids are not
drawn out or excretedas nature intended,
but continually pass and repass through
every fiber Of the system, carrying death
and decay with every puIsation. Unless
remedied the heart becomes weakened,
the lungs trying TO do double work break
down, the liver becomes congested, the
stomach refuses to digest food and the TO
suit is general breakdown.
Why?
Because the kidneys, the sewers Of the
system, are foul and stopped up, and the
entire blood becomes nothing more nor
less than sewage.
Now is 1t not criminal, nay, suicidal,
to allow such state Of thingsto continue
when simple remedy is within your
reach, known fora certainty to do as rep
resented, which viii open the closed pipes
Of the kidneys, allow the efete matter TO
escape, relieve the overworked heart,
lungs and liver, cause a healthy appetite,
put the bloom OF health in your cheek,
the dove Of hope in your breast and the
light Of life in your eye2
You already have OWNED the remedy
we have reference 10; its praiseis uniyar-
sal, its influence worldwide. Do not al
low prejudice 10 blind you 10 your best
interests, but to-day procure Warmers
Safe Cure and be put on thestraight road
70 rude health and correct living.
Our parallel and closing lines to you are,
take our advice and your experience will
justify you in thanking us for bringing
under your notice remedy without =
parallel.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-11-16
Stewartst0Wn Locals.

STEwARTsTowN, Nov. 1.-THE health
OF our community is very good at this
time.
The recent heavy rains have caused
quite rise in the river. The steamer
was unable to lock through yesterday.
+. W. st. Clair and John Stewart have
been over the mountain, the past week
in search of sheep. We learn they have
made purchase of SO head This makes
the third trip these gentlemen have
made for the same purpose.
Mr.. James Wells and family, OF near
Jimtown, are spending several days with
John Stewart and other relatives in
this section.
G.. w. Sisler and family were visiting
Mrs. SIS parents, Nicholas Blosser, Of
Easton, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Blanche Cole, who has been Wis
iting her parents at Laurel Iron Works
the past month has returned to her sis
ter's !, Mrs. Weeks.
Mrs. Lewis Stentz, Of Greensboro, is
visiting numerous friends in this vi
cinity.
Students NJ. It. and G. B. Sisler Of the
w. V. u, were at home yesterday.
Walter Cobun, Of the West Side, was
calling on the fair sex, near Sunnyside
Saturday evening.
Prof. Burk, Of Pennington, w. Va, an
able musical instructor, will give series
of lessons in vocal music at the Campbell
lite church, of Pt. Marion, in the near
future. Let all lovers of good music
turn out and hear Prof. Burk.
The singing school at Sunnyside on
Saturday evening was failure owing to
the inclemency of the weather. Singing
school next Saturday evening. Let all
turn out and bave good old fashioned
sing.
Quite number of the local Nimrods
have been in the mountain for some time
hunting deer, bear and turkey. They
report good time and lots OF game.
X. b. Rumble, a long sufferer with
cancer, is getting worse we are sorry to
say.