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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-26

pvpsoS4L.-Rev. Charles Minnigarode
has returned to this city from Covert, N Y.
Miss Mildred Lee has been appointed
member of the board of lady managers oi
the Worlds Fair, which is to be held 10 on1-
cage In 1892 Each commissioner "as :.
loved to name member OF tne poa'u ~
lsdv managers, and Gan. V. u. drons'' NJ, IT,
OF Vireinia's representatives, ha"'o
Lee D:.,,a
NJ Marlin Greene, as heretofore stated,
ho1ino RESIGNED his position as nail clerk In
no nostoffice, to take effect on October lst,
Mr. James l. ash has been appointed by Post
1oesfe, Agnew to fill the vacancy. Mr.. Lash
q lad the same position uoder Postmaster
Wpdsor. up &.
D. r, r. IN this city, but more recently o!
Clsrksoo. West Virginia, was here today
IN his way to Raleigh, n. Q, where ne mas i,
ed q position in the Il. & u. h. H.
service.
Political "A letter from Fredetlcks
nofg save: The fight il the Elento oI9sfic'
wsxss 5Tatme every day, anG WINE . V une
has some following in stafford 30" ni TX
Gorge il il not expected py sonae u .'
,,a,o,e.. lends that ne will De abe 10 oe-
tos, .4eoersl Lee. Several of the prominent
no.itici.ns from that district were IN eoe
civ Yesterday, and 10 response 10 Inc so-
called dissatisfaction replied thatit was coz
6nad mainly TO :; afJr6 and King Georgs
Ontside of these counties taey said Lee Toud
at .Ea usual democratic vote, as wei ss a
eord norton Of the republican vote, WHICH
Hnms would be unsnle - overcome,
yagefs 90 Lee are offered st ever, out u|o
no takers, and bis election is tnocght 10 10
certain" ..,,,o
Tho loudoun Telephone republican, says: we
s-e "a thoroughly d SheArGened and disguised Nv
the .ction of the Manassas convention, tnst We 90
not feel that we aie yet capable OF dlscu'sins IL
dispas5iona ely"
COUNTY DRMocRATs.-A prominent dem
,,crat of Alexandria county WAS IN the city
vesterdav end called at this office to er qnre
If tho politicsl outlook In the district. lie
ss,d ne had not bsen ia the city before for q
week or so and was surprised to hear @niie
hsre ~ the reported democratic disshsctlop
IN ria county. He said the reports we're
rost gantonly exaggerated; that ipetead OF
Mr. Hume having secured nlnety per cent
NJ tbs democratic votes Of the county, ne
had not gotten half OF them, and mat Dy
election day he would not have hall that
many. ss the reaction was sure to come
He ssjd that st the meeting in the county
phioh failed to send delegates to the Lees
hnrU co1ventlon strong protest against
sncb action vas made. but that those VINO
ran the meeting failed TO MAKE any report
of the protest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-26

LADIES
Needing tonic or children who want build
ing up, should take
BROWNS IRON BlTTERS.
II is pleasant 10 take, cures Malaria, Indi-
gestion, Biliousness and Liver Complaints.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-26

o4' 40 or fght. Sse War" Robertson's
advertisement in this paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-26

Flour is very quiet at Unchanged heures.
Wheat is easy at current values; sales range from
rs to 100. latter for prime milling samples. Corn
is dull at 55a57. Bye is active at 55s7O. Oats
are higher at 42a46. Eggs 21a22. Butter 10 to
60. Potatoes, Apples and other pro5uce are in
fair demand and light receipt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
fBy TeIs graTh.l


New YORK, June 4.-Mcssrs. Hubbard
Price a Co. in their cot ton circular to-nigh
say: "Ihe Liverpool market this mOrnins
opened easy at 2-Gl desine, but by O'clocl
had recovered the decline and was steady
at last evenings prices. Tenders, 1905
bales on old and new iOckets. Spot sales
5000 bales. This maT1et after first cal
sold up TO 12.lS for August. 4 slight de
cline in Liverpool causCil recession here
which made August sell down TO 1904, anC
reacting again closed at 1913"
Receipts at our ports to-day estimated
at 800, against 1903 bales last week. Spot
cotton closed quiet. Middling uplands at
II 5-l6; sales, 90 bales. Futures closed
to points lower as follows: June, 1920
1924; July. 12.2Sm12.29; August. 12.12M
12.i3; September, 1l.27Cl1.2s; October
iO.I50 1914; November. l0.51Gf 1888: De-
February. 1860 1861.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady:
middling uplands, 6 9-lGd; sales. 900 bales
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erpooI steady and I'D. higher; demand
light. Estimated cars tomorrow. ~. Corn
Corn has been steady; trade quiet. No
particular feature 10 the market. The gen.
craI wonder seems 10 be that it does not sell
lower. but presume the trouble Is that 1t is
about low enough now. The prospect Is, to
say The least. not particularly favorable.
Liverpool steady with good demand and I'D.
higher. Receipts, 1881 600; shipments,
60i 900; exports. $4,000. Estimated cars
tomorrow, GO. Oats-Oats have been firm
AL day. closing at about highest price.
Observation-Disclosures opened weak. Ii
quidatiop Of long lard and ribs broke the
market. but nj the decline there seemed 10
be good buying orders, and the market
closes at the top price OF the day. Some
time this month customers want To take on
aud we believe nice profits will he tha re-
suit Trade duh. and may continue this
month. $4,000 hogs tomorrow.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, VA, June chickering's OF TO-
baccos at auction on Change Wednesday
June fth, 1870: Total offerings "a packages
OF sun-curcd tobaccos; one package sold at
$50. one at $500 two NJ $31, two at $50, one
at $50, two Mt $2G, one n. $25. three AT $3.50,
two nj 81, two at $3.50. ono.at $50, two
at Sl6.Ij, one at $l6.2j, one at SIG. one at
Sl4.'0, one at $li.25, one at 81, one at $3.50,
two at $l3, one at $3.50, one at SID,
three at Sl2. one at $li.1j, two at Sll.oo,
one at SIl.2i, one at Sll. one al
$l0.j0, one at Sl0.2J, three at $40,
one at 1913. one at 50, two al. $50, two ut
$500. two at s.. one at 1925, one ut 81, two
at Sc. one nj $3.50 one at $40, one at $3.50,
one AZ $3.50. one at $3.50. one at Si.2j. one
nj $3.50, two at $3.50, one taken in at $40,
one sold at $40, one at 1920. one at $40,
one at 81, one at $3.50, one at -, one at
Sl.60, one nj Sl.jN, one at $40.
Private sales reported for the secretary
to-day; Wrappers, Is hOgsheads: filters, r.
hogsheads; cutters, II hogshcads; scrap. Ia
bogsheads; dark tohaccos, hogsheads.
Total. 63 hOgsheads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
day: Inspections Bright, IL hogsheads;
dark, 90 hogsheads Reinspections-Br Bright,
- hogsheads.
Farmers, Wilson's, Myers, Virginia,
Allegheny. Old Dominion. Creushaw's.
bianchard's, DaNcnp0rts PLANTERS anu
Merchants. Shclbunc's, ScabrOoks ana
ShockOe warehouses report to-day: Re
ceipts. 100 hogsheads, - tierces. Deliver
les. 1872 hogsheads. 20 ticrces.
ONCE Of the collector Of the United
States internal revenue reports collections
for the city OF Richmond to-day, as follows:
tax paid on cigars and cigarettes, S3i6.1s;
tObaccOs. 81, 964.21; special, $l2C2; penalty,
$2l.l0: total $3.314.3l.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
"Wednesday, June 4th. 1880: William James
Walton. r.. i. Holland, ID. NJ. Daniel, L. /.
McGhee. Il. l.. Bruce. Louisa; j. Il. White
and G.. II. Kent. Fuyanna; c. II. Harrison,
Powhatan; f. \. Davis, Henderson; W. l..
Ncnable, Petersburg.
The Richmond tobacco market was rather
Quietcr to-day. sales fair; inspections and
light; receipts and deliveries.
fairly large (the latter thriy-two hogsheads
in excess; internal revenue collections,
fair. c. Mel.
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tbD iHi'rlNpisl
CucAGo. June 4. 90 Messrs. Baldwin
and Farnum telegraph TO c. W. Branch
a. 20. as follows: Wheat.--Last night we
waited late 10 get the Missouri STATE re-
mort. Rumors were that II would show 10
10 rs per cent. decline from month ago. IL
has NOT been received yet, and to-day no.
body has cared whether II came or what IL
would say when u did come. Inc ieellng
was weak before the opening. and with the
exception Of one rally from v2l4c. TO 024e.,
which was caused principally by report
of II loads taken for export IN New York,
orr market has been weak, closing about
Ne. above lowest. This is due largely 70
unloading by bolders and selling by Hutch
and reports Of better prospects Of better
crops of wheat in Kansas and Tennessee
81 Louis was comparatively weaker than
o,irs. Clearances light, being only 5000
bushels OF wheat and loo packages Of -four
Receipts, $4,000; shipments, $4,000. Liy
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Btgtimore Market,

BALTIMORE, MD., June 4.--CottOn nomi
nal; middling, I2jSc. Flour dull. Wheat
southern, active and firm. Fultz
s5@9lc.; LOnglesry, SG@92c.; steamer No
red SIC. Yves tern. steady. No. , winter
red spot and June. Sa3zM90c. COrn--SOuth
ern, firm; white, 42@ iic.; yellow, 40@nIz &c
Western, firm; mixed, 4ic.; June, 4O5sc
asked. Oats. quiet and firm; Southern and
Pennsylvania, 5iC13jc.; do. Western white
S3@3jc. do. mixed, 32M33kc.; graded
No. white, &c. Rye dull; choice, 6;
@6jc. Provisions quiet. Coffee firm; Rio
cargoes. fair, 20c. sugar very active and
strong; granulatod- 6 j-lGc. Copper refined
firm, l3I2@14Hc. = hiskey steady, Sill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Stock Market.
Reported by G. W. Branch IS Co., bankers
and brokers, No. iii Main street.

NEw DIRK, June 4.--l estCrlay il looked
MS though the bull movement had been re-
sumcd. and to-day il looked as though those
people were right who expected a narrow
market until there was some good and de-
finite news. The leaders of the market fell
oil 10 O'Clock, while the trusts and MeXi-
can Central went up sharply. because it is
probable that thc company mas sold IFS sub
-idy to the Mexican government for twelve
millions cash. There was one good piece Of
news to-day, and that was that the Commit
Gee ON Rules of the House viii probably set
Friday. this week, for the discussion of the
silver bill. Wall street has made up its
mind that prospects OF "a speedy passage of
"a favorable silver bill viii be the signal for
very sharp upward movement. the presi-
dent of the lead trust was out i'm builish
interview. Crop reports were good. Rail-
road earnings. except ST. Paul, were very
favorable. The price Of refined sugar has
been advanced. and the trust is said 30 be
making money. Boston continues TO be
bulli-h. There are not many who look for
decline. There are some who think il
win Doe narrow until the silver legislation
comes. bat the bulk of the street is bullish,
ana ON any encouragement whatever would
buy stocks.
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New York Produce Market.
Nv V'alaorayb

NEW YORK, June 4.--Flour closed steady
but trading is light. Wheat closed dull
weak and lower; spot sales No. > red, win.
ter, 941Zc.@9jc. do. Jund. 95c. Corr
closed steady; spot sales 80. ? mixed
llc.@ i2c. No. mixed June, iOEc. Oats
closed active and firm; spot sales No.
white, state, SIC; No. mixed June, 33lIc
Pork duh; mess. Sl3.1j@$li.2j. Lard
active ami strong; cut loaf and crushed
S6.9l; powdered, 5000; granuIated. 1928
Co1ee steady; fair Rio cargoes, l9Ac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05

hasa ofland the suburbs OF
about will
tsandsIc iswhich viii p
SHARES OF STOCK " e
i,suelsh ouldtb be
toselo Of stock for TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
thereafter
fair
i.tc OF gentlemen
the
AUGUSTA
hatt order TO command w
emarkes oil
futhern
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05
Now York financial Market.

NV YORK, June 4.-Mmev closed
at 1 per cent Exchange steady; posted
rates, $500 1867; actual RACES, 4sim
$50 for sixty days, and 1850 1851 for
demand. Governments closed steady: cur
rency. 6s, ll511 bid; As, coupons, ~; q IS
do. lU23[.
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MARKETS. By TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore stock Market,

10y teiebi"pilsI
BALTIMORE. Nd, June l.-Virginis
consols, 53,G5i; do ten forties, i2H@ 1874
do. threes. 6y<.
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COTTON REPORT.


Market urn. ,-,,
Quotations. -Middling, llHc.; low MD
ding, lONc.; good ordinary lOc.,
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s7AUNT0N DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
Authorized Capital $2,OOO,OOO.
SHARES 500 PAR VALUE, EACH.
OFFICERS.
M FRsKINr MIL auon PERRY sanoni Va
va. staurtou.
DIRECTORS.

VI. ERsKINE MILLER, stanton Va.
II. VI. BELL, stanton, Va.
O. X LAPHAM. Chicago. III.
Hi. FAY, Capital ST, IS state Street, Bos-
ton.
W. L. Fleming Richmond. Va.
GEORGE H. HULL. President American
Pig iron Storage Warrant Company, fl Wal
street. New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05

Buy a lot in BARTON &
LAMBS BROOK l. A N ID
PARK, at $500 each, for an
investment, one and a half
miles from centre of Rich
mond. The best improve
ments. The handsomest prop
crty. Certain to increase rap
idly in value. Call and let us
show you what improvements
we are making.
BARTON & LAMB,
82I east Main.
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Richmond stock Market

Reported Oy john l.. Williams q son
bankers and brokers, No iii Main street.
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Bedford City Land and Improvement Co.

j. M. BERRY, President, Bedford City, Va
Sales of Bedford City Stock will be discontinued on and
after MAY SYST at PRESENT FIGURES Only limited
amount to offer until that date This is SOLID and SAFE
LOTS will be offered for sale Privately after JUNE 3d. Call
and get Prospectus See Pats at office of
OUARn.rss ess E1cCCJE,.DT,
1912 Main Street Agents
nh2o
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, June !, loJO'
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-776 bushels.
Corn-39O bushels.
Oats 900 bushels.
SALES REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
Corn White, 200 bushels very good On
private terms.
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NOTICE
no THEPUBLIC.

SIR FELIX w. KLENM is mo- longer CON
U..r.I In any way with ihf hrm Of {. H.
....rrfo. C.I.SADEk IS Co,
N.r iouirsutn ani4 tln, N'cnlnohd' va
uFl1-IH~,iW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05

ISAAC WITT, stanton. vi,
h. f. EAKLE, stanton, Va.
JOHN MCQUAIDE. staunton. Va.
ANDREW BOWLING, stanton, Va.
:. u. YOST. stanton. Va.
JED. UOTCiIKiSS. Staunton, Va.
j. II. WAYr, stanton, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-05

TUFTS LIVER PILLS, 1jC. BOX
B HtImcut Medicine Counter.
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RICHMOND, VA, June 1, 1870.
FIRST BOARD.
Richmond City, Is 200 at lis.
SECOND BOARD.

Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta G's
ifun at ms
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e uonasy, sttuafo On he Weoe ohoeo q
n1nal. atye the only dep water - shCfs
II ~ Is - : IOWA q ma r. 1ds, 80 one
- - ous ~ NET psetens ara peoepeo.
16olx The ground = nov tetns eIeSssd
= = tnaf pssross- The rcss TOYS,
- ~ tOvn. The depot grounds estah-
~ Woek thereon tnau1ufaced. The
- q HIS sec4iou 81 the roed-fxn mil<e
get-has else.dY been lxt. end the .ofk
= constsuced 4 sawmiii. With other
~. I'D vili s q sariy dsy s 81 sSsps
~ - w1nm - feetdeuts-
q and periscsiy safs bsshor s. Is vess
d Il nf~o ~ ooly tosible entrances epu0
nnol ceost - ~ famous olympic yeQ1oo
oelsec'lng - Duch ettonsjen - tee lumber
ezsc.liazla and the Minis. The 0lym-
4olnt fog tbe1S tood - Ne mineral npen9o
nbeo q ~ conseanca. ~. Haeheouoks
on1inees who Hos Just eonpletea ne pc
- -. sszFysy. psosessssa shs e 80 sss'sssy
- pIass il Is svo jssss 6siesss
a $ i.ssd|sssly 'a'l e.. ssd - IS
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- beildes . Cariissss d Celolado 4 8 -
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3 - Iron ninee = Miasoun tos ~ Doss
lUoety yaarp. cad also q The locator u eoUe q
- - Uipsa n ne casoa6es - oFDani13ug 3
1ompAny % cossE his pnspeet IN hts innodia1o
80 ,4eso1el the Qf9 .1royea ttof e1ceps
hish pr est While the prcdnrt z
e1oined BY him u point q dnctsb1llN cd
lenetIs sssueth equai % ths eoIeheaeoo low
l1oog psud1Qfe q 4t0ox B4tto1n. u cooe no0on1
= 6ieeose1e6tR cieDe pso1tntty - the mise. q
y the tn1sull0a 81 NJ. HsnkIc 70 osun1poyt III
cfts b kSeyisy roud u Rieasant H6sb9r. cnntie-
eoua - which thess b a undonhood supply q
boil yin - constructed q eace, a. ON
= eononeted ~ prouinent seattle hoe1l
-. a hxUe mercantile eooaheohnout NJ
seeorod The eroand and Win 6 6oco efecs ~
oenfk 6ntclosa eenoenl eeofo.
!nefo eee many other prpmf0out entepprioee
~ oeortug upon the future psuGps riiy 81 this
1870 1ovn which VIII - annonnced In The
nsaf susqres DAT any desiring fnll Information
GO oota1n onme By calling upoa Deneenl Mar.
sess =. eeaaef: q bic cflice. fooa N. seattle
n,ocs. vners plens and naps en- b eonsnloed.
Md tnoee oesirlne good location e { new end
psoHtstnk situation can b sulsed
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TxrHE PROBATE COURT KING COUNTY.
u sta-e OF Washington.
In the matter Of the sstste OF Harry Delaney;

INTHE PROBATE COURT OF KING COUNTY,
Il sta.e OF Washington.
In the matter of the estste OF Harry DELANEY.
deceased Order TO show cause on sale OF real
timothy Riors.an. the administrator Of the es-
tate of Harry Delaney. de eased. having asedhss
an order OF this coaYs for the sale of the who e
Of the real estate OF whfca the said deceased
died seized, T. r the purpos therein ert torsa:
thu; the p rsonal essase 81 the sid deceased IN
the hands Of said administrator Is not sufhcienf
70 pay the claims agairas the said estate and the
expenses Il the adsniafss-at ca thereof. and
for The support Of the family Of the dscess q, and
that ftt necessary 80 sell all or portion OF tie
rial 20 ale OF sad deceased 10 par the said
elsinas ard peasss OF ne na q
conforms On, and 10 In sssontacee Nstn the re-
esiremens OF lag 50 such case male aud pro-
VI ed ! IL crfsred oy the court INST 81 PET
sons interested in the - ale Of the said de-
cessed appear before said probate tourS on
Monday. the 9Th day Of June, 100. at the hour
OF IL O'Clock In the forenopn o. SAD ass. -
the Goa trrsom ii sad probate court IN the city
Of seassle. ia said King county. then aud there
TO s1Ow cause, II snr they have. Why m or0e.
Of this cpass should not he srsnf-d 10 MID
sell the said real ess&ts Of tire asa sieceas OF
- mzeh thsreos Is may - necessarr so psf the
Aforesaid claims and exrenscs OF adsstnsttynfson
To show cause be publiah a n ieass soar sueess-
sire weeas before the sasd 9sh daF OF june.
iSs0 Ia . 5 ast1e fosr ISTKlIisExSEa- .
Of Klng. ana % eeu~rai csrcu asis-u therein
RICHARD OSBORN.
JUICE Of sid Probate Co7sf.
srarE % wAsHlSsToS.s -
Cognfs Of King
|. Racaara Ossorn. srTsge ana ex-onEcfs clerk
hereby esrssiy tas: he sos~ro NJ Is sss l. trss
and eorrccx COPY ct % orsEinxi crde~ 10 shoe
ssass: msas hs said coss Ga ne Nh esy Of
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1uY7cx or DISSOLUTION.

N-orsCE OF nssSoIrTfoN or FARrSER-
Psrhfueon = kv<p sfeASfeczA has be- Q essr
srtred ~ nnkan1 caa&ssA J. fGkinnaz ~
taaus The basxHem 81 the I'D txm- q The oEcunI
=: ana - ba1kaf hsOe4-
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sPECIAE NO rTCk

THE KNlPE BUILDING. BETTER KNOWN
j ~ the C3irayi House. hes passed from Mr..
ehss. 6irard 20 Mra Lydia Goodsel. the latter
assun us al liabilities due under NJ. Girsrd's
management
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A KRlyED--NRs. DR. A. DxHowE, OF NEW
n York, the worid-Fenowuc1 and highly
celebrated business AMI texs rance medium
She 10 the only ratufas-born trance medium in
the world; II = seventh daughter. born with =
double veil and wonderful pr gphetse gift Of
second sight: this she win prove. every hidden
mysssry revealed: tells your entire life. past
present and futuye. In . dad trance. gives your
name In fun, also your future husband % wife.
with are and date Of marriage. In business
lo9e~s. lawsuits. marriages. divorces. dsafhs
uniting the separated, removing eva tnnu-
encess restoring lost love- she has NO equal.
Mrs peaswe wssaex IL distinctly undersSood
that she aivertses nothing bat what shs can
dc. sssd would not be classed with the many
cheap presenderp feuud IN ssery city. All who
ere In sickness o. In trouble: all who's fond
hopes have been blasted. end Gil who hare been
deceived aud disappointed through the fAlss
predictions of others. before giving up Ia despair
ere invited 70 cali and be convinced 81 the true
statements Of the sbuve without deiay. Ten
thousand dollar challenge 10 any medium wh0
can exeel her In her startling reveixfsona Of the
pest. present and future events Of persons
lives rsriors, u and Is. Mallory house, Third
and James sfreen
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sxA11.E roeI
ezzzy1znx H1SznD SxzExxx
W4nIxo--A ps1erY1ox n a Kxrxxr
- 80 "a yNvAe1 en4 sypeNT111es upub4
WAxIxD-A Yocxc LADY wIsHEs 4 70
- - z1e11. 3 =. rsss-i.seliiEsaevr.
w dre.r snd vssser |. 49, so-ss 49, I. nn ~
ssoH - eake sul char1e ffosnnrhiy en1er-
49, - - - 1ssn8 Addsess y =. 7. o.
WAxTxD-Yocxc Lazy sTExoGRA.
as.e a. - rsuissss sIx ysaEs expesssees:
=. Fpss-lnseBsnsacrr
WAA11D-nY LADY on RxPKxIExcR.
.pewtfon =. h0ueeseerer in pnbsfe & PIT
49, 7eq1e, q ehsMb Wugk IL tie ccunfxy
| . - 49, Ia st<ssrf r<ee
WAxTED-xUKszxo m A. ExpERT-
80 eecs nufse. frstned II 10 doa husp<fsls.
= iss;s = ssssa :s:.. ss'sFsas- furnished
WANJKD-A YOUNG LADY WISHES 4
n.y. !. go - -
w iefv s~-s1.ss- LIZ. - 1911 ~
1870 coesksenndens. nvnefua oDea work. beo1
800 sssses r.,-Sseax !, - = nsNu. iN kfos-
WANTKo-A THOROUGHLY rIRsEcLAss
- -. sasxses would Ike few mnrs places
sr.s~ss.tv t~vrs 80 - esosnine
IWpxOYwYNT uxxrEn uxxa
w An1t1eOA POSITION A. 8AEIEkDER
--------.- :. -1-.sz. roe--laIel1zences.
HYYAxrrn r1TT- ryor nv * :. rrUV-~-.
w sre.t 7 .1AlIos ~ - AkchI -
* efsv $500 nsn Aaafe& Z. Y. box
-
WtsD-narLoYAESI- sTExoGaAPH-
ISIS vsons erect. u0 ne'a :
w ANTED-PLAxrRNAx WHO UYDrr
mrss - s,.s !oo 2 run one o more planners;
tel.sse~eee VIZ Aousess riAnexs rus1-in-
$500 -
w eiass rerv.,,s,. 10 ..,,aD...S Ian 81
specf6eoficns A1drss. f..,-Irss, SIa
eencer ss'n-
UyAETEp-sTTUATios nv RELIABLE
w man q fnaisog AZ wstchnen a lnr~ ~
Psrtenes With he eat Of reiersncss Adsress
w sompesens 10 msasvs I sr,;nsa .1h ,nss..
pendens.y: a present holaiss rsrcn.h. noe.
ton IN Csirnen; wishes 10 locate e shis nart a
$3.50 80
w s.nasn u s; e s .,er
Dubasus. Iowa
WANfEn-
w S1oeoo s. nnrs desir..ns - ~ .nss.;.. =
ktleut ~ octtve - rtnSr = 4 sfrtrsiv 80 r-.es
able aud lesie ratr hnsiuess aIrradx -. sh,ishs6
49, = =. c--s ro..- ln'ellsencer.
w ssrrss = s nNcssa ,is,a 49,. sEsI -,
sissoo or 1900 VII buv. vita services; hest Of
H ud bor 10 oo'y principals need apply.
w - hpssn.s.. - 80, - rs.n,,sa ia p VI
8. FRYE klock. corner Marion and Front sfrrefs,
~ry-r--r ..--~-. $500
w "a The r,shr nm mrss 80 ~ 49,
$50. sns Whole Of the nsst.pay;nx r. tanrant
9nsssasee mnet c1er. prefer ~ acsive par
sns.s ss,.r ~ "a ,snss, aoas = asssso nv,eI
Pfsnium asseaurans ~ south Third street.
wy WTTH !, "a c.sU
~ - snsegs g cstahlished paying hosei bnsi-
81 Aoozess 1ox I.ta4
WlA1kD-fO kkNE
49, ,r~.1S Coo -
Assts ~ E..nt EuA housE
Perry = Baker. ilS south second ssreel
-. 80 ,-.... 80, -.
w ntehej Tor housekeeping. Address H T.,
Pcs- infeiifsencex
w TED-TwENTYFfvH TO THIRTY
W room tooGangnouees furnished. Addrss
w1t1 terms. - =. foetineelitseneer
SOB kNx-BOOAA
-
IL rooma No f.zI- sixth street.
ISOk kENI - FURNISHED ROOM Gil
IS0R RENT FURNISHED ROOM At Ill
i univsniy street
IrOR RkNT-Ni ELY FURNISHED ROOMS
II vita privilege OF bath. Opposite Denny
hst<l. 1915 Fourth street.
I,oR REST-KooAs IN QUEEN ANNE.
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IsoR sALE-A FrRsT-cLASS - kooN IoDG-
Il inxAous~. es~ss lcrxfoa In the city dong
nss baslneas, scu rent. with s<~ses , or h<Ais B
esnse sar seisiaxs . harxAan- For particulars
ca at f-&A Third ssreet rSev
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