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DENTISTRY

DIR. GRAHAM, 307 7TH ST. NV, SPECIALIST
IN operative and surgical dentistry Filling and
eaTaeting positively without pain. No inexperi-
eneeu. newly ,hedEeh graduates nor incompetent
10y ssslsantS ntru.ted to practice pate nts but
Extracting, e1r. ~ " N"'A-
Extracting with gas or local anaesthetIc. Soc
Filling with platina. silver or amalram. 75c
Porceiain crowns So; gold crowns So
wy wv, iuh sci teet1 ~. oc21-1m'
GROSHON'S DENTAL PARLOES ESTAR 1897
l5Uo 1ith NV. Artificial Teeth Inserted 81 TO SO
open all hours, including Sundays Local anaes
thetic used for painless extraction of teeth
oc23-1m.
U. s. DENTAL. ASSOCIATION, THE LEADING
dental organization OF America. Scientific DET
TISrRY at moderate prices by experts only An
TIN ST. See card In another column oc9
FREE DENTAL lNFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artincial teeth inserted without charge, ex-
cept cost Of material. at 1925 ST. NV don
tai department. of the Columbian Cniversity
from 1 to 8 PIN. daily, except SUNDAY FL.
traction free. 1nfrmary open from October 3 TO
June 80. seo3 n
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IANos.
PIANOS FOR RENT. SECONDHAND PIANOS
Including of own make but slightly
used. WA. KNABE CO., s17 Penna. au4
WILLIAM C. FRfsSELL. ea3 9Th ST s w
Factory Piano Tuner and Repairer. Orders by
mail. Maryland and Virginia and the District
Lowest prices. Advice given purchasers free Of
charge. myl-tf
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Schedule in effect July O. 1888
Leave Washington from station corner OF New
ro- c,,. Jersey avenue and c street.
Express trains ll.S5 am. Sis. $50 Pm. - rs
night. Sleeping car open for passengers. Ii pm
For pttsegrs and Cleveland express esq da hsni i, 81
For Lexington and staunton. ue4ea am.
r - Mlncnester and way stations. $50 pm.
For LaTSy' Natural Bride Roanoke, knoIyiIle
ing cars through TO Memphis 10y
For LIray, $50 pm. daily.
I7.l5: 600. IS minutes xso5. $50 70 80 no 90
- mtnutesl am, xl2o0. 1e15. x 20. y 90 Is iS
1880, $500 SOS. xsOo. xii's6 and NJ 81 ~
Sundays 40. $50. IS minutesl xsoS Al
y 90 ss. . MINUTES a%0 Il2 90. 90 Y 20
$500, x9.oo 9; 80. Ill 80. 1I.s5 pm. ''
aSr annapolis, 7-ls and $50 am. I2Is and
For Frederick, 1000. HIS am, MIS-. uso
For Hagerstown. 40 an. and gaon
For BOYD and way points. .s4o 20" pm .DioO p"
For Gaithersburg and way points, ,s25 800
a an % n243, 400. A.ss. '5.s5. .5.o5. 90 20.
For Washington Junction and war po,nt. "a m
spa stations rS P 5r Ekp ,e trains stopping st pn
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
r.. PHILADELPHIA.
daily. 500 1000. Dining Carr am. 200 30
500 Dining Car. 500. Gi.so pm, sieep,n.
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
S, TOT ro SION 80 pm. with Pullman Buffet
change via Poughkeepsse bridge iapsins without
In u. and NJ station at Boston
Fer Atlantic City. 1900 am. and 100 noon
Except Sunday. sDaily ySuudar on,x
NExpress trains. ''
residences by Union Transfer Co on Orders Is,, M
ticket O, nr sis and 1851 Pa ave- and AZ depot.
o - Cen r-, msn,-o- ,,o1 THAs O. scrIL.
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MEDICAL, &c.

DR.. BROTHERS INyIGORATING CORDIAL Is
a powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic OF all
the remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia,
Nervous Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class of
people who weak. miserable, lethargic
sleepy, lack OF ambition and zest there is no
remedy equal to this cordial 1t has been in use
Oc20-1m'
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
IT'S HARD TO BUY A PIANO
IT'S HARD TO BUY A PIANO
ru,c naDn no r,r-x A

IT'S HARD TO BUY A PIANO
IT'S HARD TO BUY PIANO
IT'S HARD TO BUY PIANO
so many makes are represented the
best. Rely ON your judgment when
You select.
Were agents for the five Acknowledged
leading PIANOS-the improved and best
toned instruments IN the market. Your
choice will be made easier IL you select
from these dve-the WEBER, DECKER
BROS. FISCHER, yERS & POND and
the ESTEY.
The only organ that's considered by
musicians is the ESTEY ORGAN. II you
want an organ get that.
The wonderful self -playing ADO
LIAM is here. Hear it play.
SANDERS * sTAYMAN. Pianos, 934 F ST.
And 10 n. Charles ST., Baltimore, Nd. oc30
CHICAGO, SEPT. 26.-SoHMER PIANOS RE
ceived first prize. Sohmer Pianos received hrst
premium. Press. This award places
the Sohner Plano in the market the staudar ri
instrument Of the world HUGO WoRCH CO.,
go 9TH St hw., Sole Agents
Pianos for rent.
Rent applied if purchased. oc2s
Of a little book We have jest published. contain
ing real useful and honest advice persons
about TO buy a piano: drop us postal and well
mail YOU one; you'll lind II Of real benefit to
PfEiFFER CoNIIFF.. ..4l7 18th st. NV.
oc2S
THE POPULARITY OF THE KRAKAUER PIANOS
Is que to sSiid , workmanshlp and beautiful tone
KUHN Sole Agt. Est. 1872. oc24
PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED:
vanished and polished equal to new. Orders for
T.. ps.aS 4 10 II. sc -Q.xxa
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FOR SALE-OR RENTAL LAKELAND, MD, b.
ana q. R.R., miles out fare, 81 cents
ar house, 81 ,000-Sl0 cash, $40 per mo. Rent, SC
Or. house, 81, s00-Sls cash, SIS per mo. Rent, sic
Sr. house. 81, 50o-S2S cash. So per mo. Rent 81.
Tor. house, s4.000-SiO cash, $40 per mo. Rent S2s
EDWIN A. NEWMAN Owner, Lakeland, or Tel 1918.
Oc24
good avenue and within a few minutes drive
Of the city.
PRICE. s1oo PER ACRE. For location and par
tculars apply to
ELLERSON & wENIPLE
oct-fm 617 14th st. NV.
BROOkLAND PROPER AND VICINITY = SOME
special bargains: also houses for sale. For facts
and prices call on GRACE NJ. THOMAS,
ocl2-lm 100 Corcoran bldg.
WE CAN SELL CHEAP. ON ELECTRIC ROAD AT
Brightwood from to 20 of land fine for
subdivision. GALEN Z. GREEN, 1343 F ST.. or
{. c. LANCASTER. 1913 + st. se2S-Im
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1913 r st NV, 12r,
partly fur, 81, 200,
unfur 900
rs Sth st NV, 12r. IS 90
$40 Ia ave NV, 3r. SIS
1914 n Y ave NV, 12r. 60
1918 t st NV, 7r. .35
SIT I'D st NV, Sr. ..21
1331 and 80 3 st ne,
Ir .................1 Is
917 9th st ne, Or. II
GIL ] st ne, 6r. 1880
622 and "a Nd ave
sw. Or ............17
300 and IL NJ st sw.
r .16. 80
14lS A st Sc. Or. rs
121 Pierce st NV, Or. rs
623 G st sw. Cir. E. 1873
IO1 Va ave Sc, 7r. ~
&.23 l. st NV. Or.
lS15 I st ne, 5r. 1880
I45-4I-49 and 81 Navy
Yard place. 1850
4 Champlain ave NV,
or .....,.... 10
1870 Covington st NV.
ar ...-..........10.30
la aad As NJ st
Sc, Ar. 10
9 + st Terrace ce, 4r.S.30
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FOR RENT-3O1 DEL AvE-N-E-; CORNER HOUSE
of 10 rooms; anil: large grounds; square
from Capitol. Rent. $40 per mo. Apply on
premises. oc2S-3bs
FOR RENT-1O-ROOM HOUSE. WITH BATH
ami; prettily furnished throughout including
piano, silver and china. Rent will be made salts
factory TO responsible tenant. Address BARGAIN,
Star ONCE. oc2S-3a"
FOR KENT1ll3e q Il,o6 y CAP 6rk &C.. s2 e, SO
5s2i ave- lls -5o 28s2 st NV 81 b. % 50 80
57Rnw. AZ and eel 81 80 1907 9TH NV. ID
20 NV, Or bath 80. 80 PIP VI st nw.9- cell
oc.1-t II. L. Rust. 624 14:h st. n. W.
FOR RENT
c5i2 NJ NV. arami IS 80 4fs-41s c st. Or $50 80
81 p NV. st 4 DIV. 20 s Cap and C, Tr......1s
g. Myrtle. Or. his 137157 L sc. Or. IL. 80
Al houses, s. 6r.S 10 u Stable r'r 106 Sc. E. 5
Oc2s-3t JNO. A BUTLER, Jr., sos st. NV.
FOR RENT
eo1s R, 11r........sso 1907 7, er.......s a5. so
1925 w, 6r........ % 50 1888 z ne IT,. % 80
221 ne. 6r..... 1850 452 y J ave Sc, 6r 20. 10
454 v ave Sc. ii. 20 40 456 y J ave se 7r 20 40
1896 ID sw, 5r......S3O 1912 ID sw. 5r. 8 20
Call at oice for full List OF Offices and furnished
houses II. VI. PARKER,
oc2s-6t 141S st. NV.
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J.. r. WALKER SONS. 2o4 10TH ST. NV.
Building Papers. MothproOf Goods. Fire Brick.
Clay AID Tile Asbestos, Flue Lining. Pulp Slate.
&c. ap1S
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE
$4,000 BEI.OW COST

$4,000 BELOW COST.
new IN the the
from Dupont Circle one sonnr S'1 from "G houses
worth 500 900; one block from street cars; price
viii 5e ts few say the
OF stone and brick; round bay window; three
stories stories and cellar; IL rooms; large bath; but
plenty of back yard. This is undoubtedly the
finest frst-class residence ever offered for S. 500
once. DAVID D. STONE.
IT sO4 and SOC st. NV.
FOR sALE-AT THE Low PRICE OF s4,75O.
sHa ess new
vesfnent e C pspe n desirable Tor home or IN
It DAVID B. STONE. so4 and sos F st. NV.
FOR sALE--REDUCED TO $500; / SQUARE
t tron the capitol, on st. Ne; rooms and
il DAVID D. STONE. so4 and 500 F st. NV.
FOR sALE-A VERY CHEAP HOUSE AT So 900:
once; in select neighborhood; northwest; ten sur IT.
s sc by new houses selling from $4,000 TO
sna bas contains
It DAVID D. STONE. so4 and SOC F st. NV. L.
FOR sALE-1o PER CENT NET-Two OF THE
Ito0 each; always occupied at 5000 month;
years good repair; We'll pianned cabinet msn
1t DAVID D. STONE. so4 and 500 F. st. NV.
WI Asf-Bf AUGUST DONATE, Gil 7TT4 ST
oo wo nne 1O-room houses, well buff. Northeast
~ II; wide, each IS. 700. Easy terms.
cheap house on Acker st. ne.
Lovely houses for 49, 500 and $4,000 oco3-3m
FOR sALE-CHEAP AT s41OO-oN Fl ST NE
tear TN; substantial 2-story brick; Valuable
Ior store purposes: lot 2OxSO to alley
III DAVID ID. STONE. SO4 and sO8 r ST NV
FOR SALE-A NICE NEW GROOM HOUSE AT
e. otnn rark, on 18th ST., with ami. price was
%SS We can sell 1t for $500.
oc-o-3t WILLIAMS BROS, 1921 ST. NV
FOR SAIF-HAyE yo1, cu,r,>- nv, . =, -,
s1.reestory stone front house. 1119 East Capitol
fnI pspS one Of the largest and most beaut
reasonable terms. Call for key at
oe-o-o. WILLIAMS BROS, 1927 F ST. NV.
FOR SALE-wHY PAY RENT-wE Will SELF,
house, stone front. large lot, I245 st Sc
cas, square from Lincoln Park, for $4,000: $500
rnt pdianee 80 per month, which is less than
Isht, certincate OF title without cost TO nur-
chaaser. Call and see us. PN
Noc1o-ot WILLIAMS BROS, 1921 st. NV
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319 15rS76 10 1912 18th ut .miSr 600 30
sos st m /. 11r....75 SIS 18th mi 7r2O so
5000 1T m Err 90 1874 NV mi. 6r... 20. 30
1872 SC 13r. N H.. 81 Qf6 Fla NV.
Elm TAX Pk 80 29i 14th st is. 30
80 9th 5r A. 30 2l.0 sth 6r l6 so
4f3 Mo NV mi10r36 % ll13 10Th st NV. 5r. 16 ~
G23 Irwin &c Or 2S BIS Pomeroy st NV 6r. l6
Cor Grant and Sthst. 2010 H So Sd Ar IL
mi. ST.. 81. so scott NV. 6r- Is
453 LIST /. % 20 ZIG 18th st 7r Is
Ia m l, 7r 40 l002 Nv, 5r ...... IA
81 % mi s5 3l4 18th st IA
11s3 Pm NV mi. Or. .25 scott av IL 30
134 at ne. I, 7r % 30 II 81 ne, 6r. - 80
1905 st mi. Sr 22 20 Rear 1117 10th, 6rl1. so
Ti5 Bismarck st NV. ar. % 514 10th sw. 5r II
ql9 81 ne, mi. ri 80 Providence ST. Ivy City
1918 9th NV, 7r.....21 10. 20
Cor. 9Th and z n. W.. unfurnished rooms
HALL.
Potomac Hall. cor 11th and Md sw Sd floor $780,. $40
OFFICE ROOMS.
40 9th St NV. 3r-- .. 1901 439 9th st. NV, sI2
STORES.
s1o9th NV. stS DIV st5 5ol723 Pa ave nw.-..sa5. q
Co. Grant ave and sth 2l2o sth st NV
81 rW..-..--..------2I.oO
STABLE.
Rear 215 ~ st NV
COAL YARDS
Cor Sth z SITS sw .....S25 479 ST @. )
oc2S-3t- A s. CAYwOOD. 933 9th ST. NV
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1920 Sd st, { h, ar. 800
2l13 and 2l15 ID st.
b b. 5 rooms,
SOUTHEAST.
il13-15 and iii VI
st, m. 10 and Or. So, 900
321 and 323 d ST. IN.
Or each. g, 200
ao9-s1l / ST. III. Or. q, 900
4l5 l. st. IN. 6r. L. 600
Alley. bet 9Th and 1th.
G and E, bh, 3r. Il, 500
305 10th st. IN. br.1.5O0
l345. l347 and 1919
X st, m. or. each1. 200
414 K st, ( b, 5r. II, 900
I Hope ave. hh. Ar. 800
SOUTHWEST.
419 LIST st. ( n, Jr. .S,SI5
46I and 469 L st,
{ h. 4 rooms. :. 3.SU
800 N st, b b, Or. 2. 500
3i2 and 344 NJ st,
I b, 4r.......-...2. 600
ia6 list ST, b h. 5r. 1850
Alley.4in and 9th,
II and l, { b. Ar. 900
613-15-17 Burke's nj.
Ar each. ........... 900
'rtion OF the properly on
call at omce for bulletin
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-NORTH OF DUPONT CIRCLE A
beautiful home; 10 rooms and bath; Is feet front
bargain; only $l0.25O If sold shortly
ocl6-lm SEMMES RROADBENT, Coz E St
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FOR SALE-LOOK AT THIS CAREFULLY-1oo2
ST. NV; elegant new house; stone front:
hard wood: hot water heat; every conv ene nce
not built by contract, but by days labor It's
CENTRAL LOCATION makes this very desirable
10 rooms; price, $4,000.
oc12-lm JOHN o. JOHNSON & CO., Git F st.
FOR SALE-434. 436 4TH ST. " 1.-TWO PAR
tfcularly handsome, solidly built 7-room bay win.
dow pressed bricks: 10 feet from: built with er.
ira care; all modern improvements abundant
closet room: bright. dry, coy, convenient: terms
easy. Inquire Of owner. WILLIAM MAYSE, 5I6
yin 81. NV. scl3-2m
FOR SALE-ONE BRoWN-STONE AND PRESSED
brick houses; 10 rooms. beautiful cabinet mantels
with elaborate plate glass trimmings; parors
and reception hall finished 10 Moorish design;
tiled bath room and vestibule. electric bells
speaking tubes. electric gas lighting. large yard
steam heat and granolithic sidewalks. Very de.
srable for high government officials or Congress
men. Fashionable neighborhood west Of l4th St
se2Sm OWNER. Room 5. 1901 Penn. ave.
FOR sALE-NEw ETGHT-ROOM HOUSE. WITH
cellar. all mod. imps. 1906 30th st. NV: two
blocks from two lines Of cars. Apply to ED. J.
HANNAH. ST 11th ST. NV. aus-tf
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FOR StIF-HOUSES--
NORTHWEST

FOR ShIF-HOUSES--
NORTH WEST.
Alley bet 9th ana
7th, L and NJ SITS.
Z h, 4 rooms. 81. 500
ISL and 1873 Pierce ST.
I b. Or. g. 500
340S n st, b h. m I.
ar ............-..3. 800
200+ NJ st, III. Or. ..3,150
i2l9-i222 Madison st.
Z. Ar. .........- 5000
451 and 453 Ridge st,
I h, Or. 8, 900
5 houses on Sherman
ave. b h. 5r. -. 5000
1000 3od st, Z \, ir.o,50O
BOB and 305 D 81 al
ley, I h. Ar .....2.2oO
61s Marion alley. IN.
4r........ 1922. 900
113 to 40 Pierce st.
h b. 6r. 2,OCO
424 and 426 o st
alley,f h. 4 rooms1 500
1908 to 1917 35th st,
b b. Or each. .....1,SOO
613 TO Gle n II ave,
b h, Or each. .....1.CDO
The above Is only a ps
my books. For full list
issued on the LIST and IS
0cp1
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YOR RFNT-UNFURNIS

| The above is only a portion of the property on
my books For full list call at office for bulletin
issued on the LIST and 18th.
| oc27 THOS E. wAGEAMAN
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g ,hISHM0ND AND DANylILE RAILROAD.
SAMUEL SPENCER, r. w. HUmEkOPER AND
REUBEN POSTER, RECEIVERS.
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FOR RENT-31s STREET S. F., NEW SEVEN
room room brick; ami: elegantly finished; electric
bells, speaking tubes coal vault and yards :
good location; rent, 5000. See HARBIN sle
Pa. ave. Sc, ARNOLD, ASS La ave ocS3- m
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Y0R RENT-UNFURNIS
Hotel centrally To-
Gated. S0r. ..........S $685.
1O2S VT ave NV. lSr. =. 800
1s23 4 lave nv, 17r go
1899 X st NV, 15r.. Dos. 81
1916 Goth st. 22r......200
lTo y VI av NV. 1:,rl66. 81
PA n J ave sc. 16r. $50
1881 g ct NV. 1tir ..150
1.344 18th 1t NV. Tor. $50
Road st. Georgetown.
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fUk SALE-BY E. C. BAUMGRAS,
lei 'oS. 1921 G. St, main floor.
Many or the finest residences in the city.
Prices too low to be published
have special bargains to offer on
SdAlEENIH ST., CONN. AVE,
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SITUATION The union demanded cent.
apiece Tor silver salmon from Mvers' can
merry and were offered cents. Thev de-
c'ined to do any fssniag for nearly a xees
and then announced that thsv h.a eor.
fracted 10 sell the seasons estrh =, ~.
Dfysdaae cannery a. the price demanded
rom M. Myers One Of the fishermen
VINO was present At the union meeting
tuesday evening confessed yesterday that
the men were getting bat cents apiece
for SILVER salmon from Mr.. DrysdaIe. He
SAID that the union agreed to take cents
Tor their fisn from the Point Roberts can
merry. but determined not 70 sell any fish
TO Ar. Myers unless be paid the full union
scale.
When Mr.. Wyman xas here with the
steamer Puritan Wednesday night he va.
ssksd IL the cannery had agreed to take
al tue nsn caught here. aud replied that
ne vas going 70 take . load anyway. The
Puritan was loaded bat she could not
carry all the fish caught, the rest being
left 10 spoil.
81 their delay the fishermen have lost
81 least 5000. which cannot be made up.
anu oy their present arrangement what
ever money - expended in putting mp the
hsh goes 70 Point Roberts and San Iran
cisco instead Of 70 Seattle. Their fish
would have been bought here at the same
price they get from Mr.. Drysdale.
Myers cannery began running again yes
terday, the salmon being obtained in the
haroor by crews manning three seines be-
longing 70 the cannery. The rest Of the
seines will be sent out today.
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Onlr One Month More

And the Worlds fais--ths great Columbian es.
posgiloa-wil eS "A thing OF she past, q memory
for those Who have visited IL IL yoH have not
vet sexa It's wonders, remember that one month
more Is all TIE tine tAa. remains Tor yen 70
feast your eyes on such "a exhibition OF the
worlds progress in science, mechanics, art sud
ali shlngs thst 60 TO make mp civilization, ~
has never before existed. and will not. In all
probsbility. - assembled again auriag your life
tine From Christopher Columbus TO Chicago
is 600 years, as tho calendar MEASURES time. bat
when we see the models OF hss caravsls and
then look on the modsJa steamship, the
latest war vessei. tie magnificent railroad
trains, tho electrical appliances Of today. II
seems a. though the interval. measured By
achievement, mtg at have been &-eo TearsN Four
hundred years irom Columbus 10 Caiesgo-ard
AZ ratles from the Twin cities TO Chicago VIA
the trains OF the RaTliazsoa route. sPisndia
ard luxurious. with reclining chair cars. stand
ard and compartment s.ee9crs. snd peerless
dining cars Dor tscseis Via tais lire ana sny
information. apply % your home sSsat or A e
sheldon, General Aseas. 80 wssaingion street,
Portland. Or. or " J. {. kenyoa. General
Passenger Agent. So Paul. Man
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Arrested for Passing Bogus Coin.

Deputy United States Marshal Emery
Mctiinnis. Of Sumas. arrived in this city
yesterday from Auburn having in his
custody J. ii. Kennedy who is charged
with passing several eounterfeit silver dol
lars at sumas. The bogus coins were we'll
executed, and Kennedy succeeded in pass
ing several Of them. In one or two in
stances their spurious nature was dis
covered soon afterward and on demand he
made the amount good to his victims. but
he did not stop circulating them. Kennedy
is we'll known on the Sound and at one
time kept saloon at Snohomish. where
he says he still has some property. Nc
Ginnis traced him as far as this city and
then lost him. Going TO Tacoma he
found that he had not yet arrived there
when he commenced working the small
towns between finding his man yesterday.
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A snnran Colerrd Ind.r

OF the condition Of bilious stomach aud slug
gish liver is the human eonntenanea Not only
the skin. bu, the syehalls. are tinged with the
yellow has when the bile gets into tue blood.
BESIDES this. siek headaches ensue. the tongue
becomes iarred. pains are fels in the liver and
through the right shoulder blade. and dizziness
10 experienced upon rising from sitting or re-
enrnocn. posture By the bilious invalid For
these and other Indication of eilionsness Hos
tettsr's stomach Bilters ts q sovereign remedy,
IL IL also effcaciogs IN ehllls and faveE, dumb
sSae. axus cake, inactivity of the Kidneys and
bladder, rheumatism and nervousness. IL stifn-
ulates. restores digestion and sleen, and tends
greafly 20 mitigate the inhfmittes Of aga
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The King County Teachers.

The frst meeting this year OF the King
County Teachers Association will be held
tomorrow at Renton. the preparations for
the meeting being in charge of David
Thomas, the local committeeman. Seattle
teachers intending 20 be present should
be at Leschi park at : 10 .. M, at which
time the boat leaves for Renton, or they
may 60 via the Rainier avenue line or by
the Columbia & Puge, Sound railroad.
The programme OF the meeting IL IS
follows: The morning session will be
called TO order a. go O'Clock. After
instrumental music President ". j.
Meredith, of Auburn. will deliver the
opening address and papers will be read
on Grammar Analysis" By ]. q. Warren.
of New Castle; limited States History s.
by Miss Mary Hayes, of White River
Music in the Public Schools, by Miss
n. A. Campion. OF Renson; Primary
Reading" by T. p. Storey. Of Seattle
Physical Geography" by A. ]. Snoke. OF
West Seattle.
At the afternoon session the following
papers will be read: Evo-
luton, by !. T. Rich. Of South Seattle /.
"Algs6ra-QHadrasic Equations. by r.
Z. Teachner, OF Van ASSET; Craving.
by Mrs Gertrude WheeleT. Of Ballard I;
''Civics.' F. j. Browne. of Black River.
The meeting viii conclude with business
session. 81 which there will be an election
OF officers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-22


In May last c. C. Perkins. who built
the Tacoma smeiter. left Seattle for the
gold fields In South Africa, fully de-
termined at the are OF ~ to recover his
lost fortunes in foreign land. How well
ne - pleased With the country is explained
in private letter received from him by q
friend In this city. The letter bears date
Johannesburg.n South Africa Republic.
August o, 1893. He says:
Il have been here seven weeks and am
In love with the country, which is blessed
with climate similar to that Of Southern
California. with the difference that IL Is
not quite so warm and the nights are
somewhat cooler. Ii Is organized under q
republican form of government. progress
siye and prosperous. The chief city Is
Johannesburg, with aypopuIation Of about
1900.
Regarding the mines, the mineral is
formed in reefs or lodges, as we call
them, and these hedges are about forty
miles long on level ground, over which
carriage can easily Do driven from one
end to the other. There are three distinct
reefs. in reality, the main one of
which 10 from six TO ten feet in width. and
pays from four to seven pennyweights TO
the ton. The north reef IL from two 60
three fee. wide. paying sixteen penny
weights, while the south reef Is only from
ten 10 twelve inches aud pays from two TO
four ounces of gold to the ton. They save
about 90 per cent. on the plates. while the
sulphIreis are taken out and put through
COLONIZATION works, then the cyanide pro-
cess IS used on the tailings. Ninety-two
per cent of the assay value of the ore Is
thus saved.
1.-The formation IL sedimentary sand
atone, formed on a level. then tilted TO an
angle OF thirty TO forty degrees. The reefs
are conglomerate, not quartz, and brushes
very easily. At Boeherton and other
placed there are lodges of quartz like those
In America, but they are pocketty.
THE mines are worked mainly by kaf-
frs, who are paid IS cents day. White
men boss or superintend these cheap
African laborers.
There are 1900 stamps running success
fully on this ore, while more mills are be-
ing constructed. ! have no definite IN
formation as TO the output of the mines,
but should judge 1t was very large.
This country suits me better than
America. and / shall stay with it,"