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THE STATE or TRADE.

San FRAscIsco. June l5.-The receipts
of vegetables this morning include $50
boxes of rhubarb, ASS boxes asparagus, l3s
sacks beans, 592 sacks potatoes and IS
boxes cueumbers. Prices are generally
weak.
The reeei pts of fresh fruits include 5,0s2
boxes cherries. 397 chests Strawberries. 40
shesls blackberries, 1913 chests currants.
turrants and berries were higher. Some
rehes coming in from Marysville are
vypoor.
The butter market is steady. Eggs are
rsher frmer, with liberal stocks on hand.
Cheese is unchanged.
The poultry market is in better shape,
and hens continue firm. Turkeys are
higher.
BRzApsTuFrs AND GRAINS.
Fionr-We quote as follows: Net cash
prices for family extras, S. 4o6f3. so per bar
ret: bakers extras, s. 30G3. 40; superfine,
G5oM2 IS per barrel.
Wheat-frade In the sample market is of
very limited dimensions. So little actual
wheat u changing hands that IL is difficult
10 give anything like guiding quotation,
though sIk@90c may be considered as the
range of prices for good choice shipping
qualities. Milling wheat is quotahle nj SOC
GSLoo per GENITAL. In the speculative
market there is quite liberal trading In fu-
lures, though At irregular prices. Bush
ness IN options has been of large volume,
and the market has furnished many OPP
rortunities TO make turns as values either
advanced or declined.
bsrey-Early in the week the market
showed rather firm tone and matters
generally looked more promising for the
setting interest. But within a couple OF
DAYS The situation has changed. Buying
ssiow and orders are quite limited in
amount so that IL is not an easy task 10
prop ap prices. At the moment the situ-
alton lacks strength and the advantage is
On the SIDE of buyers. We quote: Feed,
&c for fair 20 good. and 81 @a2l<c per
GENITAL Tor choice; brewing, sl.0o9Lo5 per
GENITAL
Oats-Deslers make no change in quota
TONS. Trade Is SO Quiet that there is
hothing very substantial on which TO pre-
dicAis prices. and old figures are therefore
continued. The soft feeling prevailing in
nsfieY circles necessarily has 3 depressing
influence on oat interests. Arrivals have
eefn somewhat liberal this week. nearly
weo eentais being sent down from the
inertia, which circumstance does not help
me local situation. Milling. S.20Gtl. 20;
eaFprise. SIS CLIO; fancy feed. sL27js
wAs; GOOD 60 choice. SLl50fi. p, poor TO
lar, NVesLi0; black. nominal. red,
nominal; gray, SLl0Vfi0
fFednce receipss-Eiour sacks, 10 As6:
uFegoa, 80; wheat, oentals, sl4: barley.
ssatals lW0i oats, centals, SIS; corn,
sseks, Ai; beana. sacks. 500. potatoes.
sacks, ash
FiSANCfAIs
Dsaiss--on sight, New York. per 500,
aae premium Sterling bills--on London,
oAday bank. 81 SS9.
esaVef oars-Per ounce. 6Sas63Ac.
Asxiesn dollars--5i15Itk
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GAS; December, si37o. Spot coffee
Erm; No. Z, l6c.
SUGAR
sugar-Firm.

Wtao9, DcSenOer, flA ~. SFSs
klrm; No. 7, l6c.
sugar-Firm.
BRADsrEEr's REVIEW OF TRADE.
NEW YoRK, June -Bradsfrect's review
of the state Of trade tomorrow will say
An examination Of recent statistics re-
gaFding the available supplies of wheat Ia
the United States in this and preceding
wears point TO the probability OF the
United States having at least lac. 900
bushels of wheat available for export for
the year ending July l, 1895. compared
with about l68, 600 600 bushels exported IN
the preceding year, 2is. 10000 in ls92-93,
and rs. 600. 0O0in 1912 Exports OF wheat
flour inelndedl both coasts OF the United
States and Canada, amount to 2.25i,U 900
bushels this week against 2.s42,OJ0 last
week and 1854 COO bushels in the second
week of June last year.
There are ~ failures reported in the
United States this week against 20T last
week and 49, in the second week OF June,
1898.
In the West and Northwest there are
few, If any evidences of improvement in
business TO DO perceived, except those
telegraphed from Omaha. Chicago and
Detroit Activity at the Nebraska
metropolis is showing itself in increased
demand for money. Recent advices are
that the wheat and oat crops In that state
will be small, but that Of corn heavy.
Chicago shipments in seasonable lines are
at an average trade for the middle of June,
due TO the renewed ordering for fall de-
livery to country merchants in districts
not affected by the coal strikes, a report
which is in sharp contrast TO that from ST.
Louis, which for weeks has reported quite
favorable features. There is no improve
ment in the depression and dizziness COM
prising the general trade at Cleveland.
Cincinnati, Milwaukee or ST. Paul.
Al Portland, Or, foods are subsiding
and goods are being moved. In the val
legs small fruit crops will be lost. owing
TO lack of transportation. Trade at San
Francisco is only fair. the wheat export
business being at q standstill.
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FOREIGN MARKETS..
FINANCIAL


loynoS, June I5.-Consols. iot I'd. Bar
silver. 2e;sd. Bullion paid into BANK OF
England, f3I.oo0. Bank of Engiond dis
count rate, , per cent.
NEW YoRx. June Ia-The Esening. Posts
London eablegram says: The stock mar
kets were dull today, owing 20 the relapse
in Americans. which closed OF the lowest,
particularly Atehison- The London COM
Inittee Of bondholders is now sitting II is
rumored that they will not adopt the re-
organization scheme In its present entirety.
Speyev Bros. announce an issue of s.. 600 :
Co Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Pau 1 per
cent general mortgage god bonds. The
price OF the issue Is s92. They are likely
20 60 we'll Operators are again driven by
cheap money and other causes into gilt
edged stocks.
rSeftSH eEATs NARKEr.
IIvERPoof. June iS-Wheat-Qniet, de-
mand poog: holders offer moderately. No.
], California. Is aaesls iej1d; red Western
winter, ss 6i6E4s 81.
Corn-Quist; demand moderate; new
mixed, spot. IS sd
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FOR MAN Mexican AND BEAST!
Mustang Liniment!
FOR MAN

basisf on gstsing T. Don'i tasa
THERE is something about .
horse thai conpels our sd
mfrafign. Jet even a. re look the
thought occurs that IN a brief
time this noble animal viii De-
cume crippled and useless. d.
rectIY chargeable 70 mans brsa-
taEfsy and fhougktIessness- A
question that should be foremost
II exery owners mind is. How
can ] extend the days Of his use
fElaess and symmetry y The
answer is easy; be rnerrffui 20
him and watch carefully and
check his ailrneass a. their In
caption. The best IMMINENT that
car be had is an imperative ne
eessify 20 every horse owner. and
IS such We confidently recon-
mend MExTcAx MUSTANG LINZ
MESr. II never fans.
We've said considerable aeout
The horse. and now a word or two
about The owner. This standard
IMMINENT viii Re foand Just az
beneficial for hts Own outward
Sen sores arr1v "a n v.apIfl-a.
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CANADA.


FINANCIAL
Money--on call easy at per cent last
loan, IL per cent; closed at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4@4i< per cent.
Sterling bills. dull and steady; bankers
bills, 81 $50. for demand. and s4s7li for
sixty days. Posted rates, SAssls@4so.
Commercial bills. Sassy.
Silver certificates. 64@ed5c.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

re- DxPAETxEsT OF AssIcrLrrEK,l
WEATHER BUEEAr4
PORTLAND. Or, June IS. is94>
earse.af Cor Saturday: Far: warmer.
PAGUx. L. r. q.
~vn sTArrs pEpAzTEEsT OF AGzfcULTuRs
rraTHKE BUREzU-DATLT BULLxTrs.
SEATTLE. wssh.. June IS. 1894
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TESTIMONIALS:

Read what your dentist has 10
sey about lt:
We have carefully examined the
formula of LUHIN'S CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and find
that 1t contains nothing that can in
the slightest degree injurs the teeth
or yum. Ii has ia its composition
sufncient antissp.ic properties 20
] .xesten the breath and make the
gum healthful and arm. It's daily
use will help 30 prevent the lorna
ton Of tartar and the accumulation
I OF psrasitlcAl snimsieui2 80 inia-
/ rions to teeth and gum-
/ VIZ. GIDDIA0S, u. ID. 3.
GEO. W. BRAGDoS. ID. ID. 9.
GEO' NJ. FAULKNER. d. d. 8.
r. q. ALBfS. ID. d. s.
/ T. N. LESsEf. y. d. g.
! Nv. DEsfoRTEs. D. d. q
ALBERT J. FORREST.
/ G. r. BROWN. d. ID. q.
GEO. E. MILLER
/ jos MoUD1.
/ W. u. s coYSE. L. D. 9. and n.
I r. c. ID. s.
q. q. GRIFFIN.
Z =. ~ a
I j. ". PUTNAM.
+ in. PRATHER
IuBiNs TOOTH POWDER
Il makes Good Teeth.
C,o0d Teeth make Good Digsstton.
good Digestion makes Conteat.
meat 80,
/ living.
rs CENTS A BOTTLE.
| Stewart 1 Holmes Drug Co
Wholesale Agents,
ssiYrsl KlLLI FILlk flftll
III
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EoR ALASKA
irEANER caIIEAT,

EsoR ALASKA
STEAMER CHfKAT,
J. " NeAiiep, Master. iii leave Seattle ca re
sss ana AKA os s4<h Eaath. makssx Exgzixs
rtsx Fare 20 Jantsa. esss-cs sss. g.: sscozd.
e.sss, Sc Pare 10 saaeaz a=s FstErz. Erss-
49, fsgs ssSen9.slAss, g..
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pAcrrro COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

0ACIFro COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vie
foria at 8 a m. Passengers received On board 1t
Ia MI June ., 7. II, IL. p, q.
For Alaska, June 2, II. q, n
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, at 8 q m, June 4. .. IA, 10, ~ %
Tickets may be obtained at the ONCE OF the
company, at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GooDALI, PERKINS & CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco
n JOHNSON. p s. supt. seattle
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

EoTEA soRTaEEN
Con- mercl&r rates. s. - per aay.
EauA 3 Rey san Fran NsYsr. New YORK
& Eaaisg, Ny A Man4en, Ssa Fran
7. ? Jcasx ST, DAYTON Mrs. 4 Tnayeg. Eveggst
n AxFyan. Troy, y Y G w Bean. 0sympla
SerCoe. . r fs0wey. TO
; narFse. Everett A Rockford -, LAX
: & 8ryee raetisad AasYn, Tacouza
EawN5s Evsfstt II A AisprnAn. )
q Bsau1aons rE Joe s4nu. K sseEn, Spokane
A tiresnbsnx a h4tcora Fao Wallace, kaAE1A
VIZ c Butter, Everstx I CnHairghzza, Q =
J NRnev DO SssaG i
2 sraxn Tacsrns & L4<FueS. spokane
Geo Blanchard. O. ~ Chafce. q. & Co
Fres NFfxaG DO " Cole, do
Jerry Ceeaex, ~ Paal Mss c SsRh. LTmzan
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND, June i5.--Wheat - Valley,
IKE: Waila Waila. 75c per GENITAL.
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Fly ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE To TACOMA
Foar rouad trips daily, except Sunday
In one boar and twenty ave ninutsa
TEE STEAMER sTLyEH-
Regular daily trips. ssAtns-Tscoms rsuss. e. FOL
lows;
TAKING xFxKcr
TUESDAY. MAY /
rTNx CARD
Leave seatre-7:s5. Ills a m. 2:l8 e.isn n
Leave Tacoma-s:So g m. 100. AGO. $500 D d.
Sunday
Leave ssa.tie--7 30 = ma. 1900 500 a m
Leave Tacoma-9sS0 o. M. 2 so 1880 a N
Landing at ~. p wharf Tacoma. and Comusr-
ei.I dock foo. Of Aarion street. Seattle
sundsya excursion raies on steamer Tlestweod
fare SOC
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The greatest trouble in the wholesale
houses Is the difficulty in getting goods in,
4 the floods have been the cause Of run
nlng the stocks very low. An advance OF
10 per cent. was today made on hams, ba-
con, salt pork and all dried meats, and the
stock still on hand, besides being very
scarce. Is of an inferior quality. Dealers
say tina. they are continually receiving let
ters from their patrons asking Why certain
goods which they have ordered here have
not been sent, and 1t seems hard to con-
vince them that there are so few goods in
the markets.
On West street the day has been rather
quiet, no new goods being received, with
the exception Of strawberries. which are
today down TO $50 per case.
Onions are in fair demand. quoted at l
cent per pound.
The market is well cleaned mp from the
last shipment. but the next steamer is due
Sunday, when new goods will be received.
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.

GKAGrT RIVER ROUTE-STEAMER HENRY
- Bailey leaves Yeslsr Dock Monday. Wednes.
day and Friday, on tide. calling al Edm0ads,
Everett, stan wood, Florence, Ffr. skagit City,
Mount Vernon. Avon and way landirgs Return
Ing. leaves Meunt Vernon for Seattle on alter
nase days Note-Hsving been refitted through
out, the Henry Bailey Offers superior sccommo-
Cations 10 the travelling public Meals and bsrths
IS cents For raias spfiy To offics, Yesler Dock
A. e LEBALLIsIER. Master
CLOU -TRANsUE CO.. MansgarG
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Lasist on qssti,.q 9. Don'i * q sabstissis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-25
FOR RENT-HENTS REDUCED.

led
liza NJ st NV. 12r. =. IS
914 18th ct nv, Or. IS
zoos 10th ct NV, Or. IS
9l1 \ Y av NV, 12r. so. 6s
9l5 n Y ave NV. Tor. 50. g
1923 o st NV, Or. $3.50
942 N Y ave NV, l2r. so
1908 r I ave NV. Tor so
1904 8 ct NV, Or. 40
800 18th NV (fiat,. 4r. so
921 o st NV, Tor. =. 80
916 18th NV, liz. so
2a34 14th st NV, Or. 80
l248 18th ct NV. Tor. a
l242 18th Ut NV Or. As
1924 11th NV. Tor. .0
LOS NJ st NV, 8r. As
63S 7 NV, Sr. As
ll19 10th st NV, Tor. As
!04 Q st NV. Tor. AZ
LIB 11th ct NV. Sr. ~. 50
24O6 14th st NV, Or. . 40
i4o9 Chaplin NV, Or. .35
l4u Chaplin ct NV, Or. .35
u27 l1th st NV, Or. 40
a4lS sd at NV. Tor. 40
240s l4th ut NV, Or. 40
SOP II 1t NV. Or. -. 40
lHl Stoughton. Or. Al 81
l4O8 9th NV. Tor. :. .3S
1924 9Th NV. Or. .35. Is
1880 Goth NV. Or. :. IS
1884 10Th NV. Or. =. IS
i23s 18th st. sr. a.. IS
1882 Corcoran ct. Tor IS
29O8 Q ct NV, r.. .3S. IS
S1 G st sw, Or. .31.5O
1908 9th NV. er. go. 80
1897 @ st NV, Sr. =. so
1889 Chaplin NV. Sr. 80
Sl7 18th st NV. 7r. Is. so
1909 18th NV, Sr, Is. so
1923 10Th st NV, Or. d
n06 14th ut NV. Or. Is
1924 Goth st NV, Or. Is
3 B 4 Q fats, 30th
and NJ, Or. d
TO 18th ct NV. Dat, lr. q
81 O st NV. Tor. d
1014 4th st NV, Sr. 90. 80
1908 f NV tfiat). 3r. 20
422 9Th st ne. 7r. 1850
1125 9th st ne. Or. .18
226 LIST st sw. Or. "a
228 list st sw. Or. ....lA
1927 Both st NV. 6r. IA
2l2 Let 1t sw, Or. IA
1917 18th nw,r'r Or 10. 80
1919 14th NV. Or. .1S. 30
G'5 Pomeroy NV, Ar. 1890
ITO and l112 G Ut NV.
entire building.
Chevy Chase. Cottage
No. 10, 4r. 10
In rear Of 1928 Conn
av.several Oats, ca. 6.2
SHED.
18th mr. o NV. iir. $50
I ct near 10th nw.14r.1 $50
20lS Hillyer pl, 1Or. $50
DeSales ct, 12r. $50
@ NV mr. Fla av, 13r. $50
NJ mr. Thomas Cir, 12r. $50
2lst and o NV. Tor. .l3J
n nr I'm NV, 10r. 1888
21st mr. r NV. lsr. .130
x nr 10th NV. l1r. lbs
DeSales st NV. Tor. .13
20l9 o st NV, Tor. .125
Q mr. 14th NV. 13r. .125
jefferson place. lar. .125
1923 18th NV, 13r. lbs
r st mr. Conn av. Tor. lbs
1928 18th st NV, 13r. 125
b and I'd ne. 12r. 100
18th mr. NJ, Or. .63. 3
n Cap mr. B. Or. .s3. 80
1918 10th at NV, Tor. SO
s mr. 18th NV. Or. rs
1905 10th st NV, Or. rs
2lst mr. ii NV. 12r. 10
B & Q iats. 7r. IS
Riggs mr. 18th ST, Or. as
24th and l. NV. 7r. =. 80
NV mr. Mass ave. pr
Mass av mr. 18th. l5r-
rtial list Of the properties
Bulletin. containing full
and can be had upon ap-
) j. FISHER * CO.,
1924 + ST. NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Fu;: NGE-CNINCJMBERED FARM, ID
Mil rs FROM WASHINGTON; 100 acres good land:
Ir,e, s3;5g0; wlll trade for city property. Apply
10 RANFS L SIMPSON, 700 14th st. u W. do st
FG': EXCHANGE HOUSE IN ELEGANT LOCA-
t.4a: near hotels: incumhrance: rents for
$50: win exchange Tor smaller houses. Rooms
8 AID 9, 1901 Pe. E.w. l22-3ts
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR A SITE FOR THE NEWS
boys and Childrena Aid Society viii b received
located not less than 30 feet frontage, with good
depth, opening on an alley In the rear. Pro-
posals. giving detailed statement of location,
dimensions and lowest cash price, may be left
at the present home, 927 q Ut. NV. d22-8t
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FOR RENT
1921 * NV, lsr. 5000
1923 X NV, 15r..-...lI5
1920 @ NV. l7r........s0
1888 1ith NV, Tor. ami. 80
90l y c av Sc. l2r, ami. IS
1920 18th nw,l4r.ami. IS
l2i c ne. 13r, ami. -. 40
124 ID ne. Tor, ami. 81.
6l2 Pa av sc, 7r,ami. 80. 80
Takoma, Tor. 80
81 Mo av NV, Tor, ami. 80
l5i u Sc. Tor, ami .27.J0
100 Sth ne, 7r, ami. %. 80
643 4th ne, Sr.ami. 20. 30
1888 V NV, Or, ami ..23
dc tn. s, tn SWORMSTED1
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-201 ST. Sc, OPP LIBRARY;
handsome 1C-rOom corner residence; just from the
hands Of the painter, paperers, decorator; man
tells; pier glass; all front rooms; beautiful
grounds Key with OWNER. 40 I'd st. Sc.
ct"
FOR FENT-NEAR 21ST AND r SITS; $i5 AND
$40; 2149 and Psi Fla ave-; keys at u 4S; at
tractive homes; neightorhoOd strictly frst-class.
THOS. f. WAGGAMAN, 9l7 + st. d25-1m'
FOR RENT-BRlCK HOUSE; CIR, BATH CEIa
lar; NIL; 2O10 18th st. NV; 500. so. Also Ar.
brick; water; range; in rear Of 1413 st. NV.
$40. Apply 1916 st. NV. d256t'
FOR FENT-DOUBLE STCNE AND BRICK RES
idence, Linden and Trumbul SITS. NV, above
lie DrOit Park; ST., bath, stable large grounds
$50. X. H. 7. LEIPOI4D, W. cor. 18th and +
SITS. NV. d25-6t
FOR RENT-712 18TH ST., 1OR., B. & ANIL. $50. 90
1870 18th st 12r. 2b $4,000 1915 Q, 1Or&b. so rs
92a Westminster Oct. GA Second ne. Grab 70 SO
9th, 10TH r. Tor. A. so 634 I'd ne, 6r&b "a. 90
d24 THOS. w. HUNGERFORD 1919 ii st.
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i015 Nd av sw.7r.ami 81
eos Sd ne. Or, ami. 20.50
~ X ne, Sr. ami. 1880
BIS 9th Sc, Or.
~ L NV, Or. .......l5. 30
32s 9Th Sc, Or. .....15.30
loli 9TH De. 6r.ami.14.50
420 o NV. Ar fiat. IA
1907 G Sc, Or. 30
$50 Callan ne, Or. .l2.50
40 18th Sc, ar. IL
1900 c sc, Or. IL
636 Callan ne, Or. .1l.50
- Fenton pl. Or. 1000
1878 Fla ave ne. 5r. 1850
81 Express al. 5r. 80
a BRADLEY, 1903 4 st.
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FOX REM Or SALE
NEW. MODERN HOUSES. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
OVERLOOKING CITY, HIGE AND HEALTHY.
Near the Of 18th and Clifton SITS. 0ronting
Mrs. Iogans and the Barber placeli near
14th street cable cars. Open all day,
No. 1905 Clifton ST.; 10 rooms, papered; elec-
trio gas lighting; hot water heating ana open
grates handsome mantels and tiled hath roomi
electric bells and speaking tubes Rent, 500
per month
gas lighting; steam heat and open CRATES: bath,
electric bells aud speaking tubes. Rent, $Ss.33
per month
No 25l8 18th ST.: IL rooms. papered; steam
heat and open grates electric gas lighting; cleo.
trio bell and speaking tubes; hath. Rent, SIS
per month. ALONZO q. BLISS. Owner,
OcS1-tf Once. rs b ST. NV.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SAIE-THE HANDSOMEST CART HORSE
in Washing ton-Canadian bred; very high actor
and very stylish; rides beautifully; sold for want
of use; cost $500; will sell cheap. Apply
CHARLES EARLY. COS 14th st. NV. d22-7ts
FOR SAIE-A BARGAIN. If SOLD AT ONCE
horse, blackboard and harness; cost $3.50; price,
c:sh, $3.50 NANSTALL'S STABLES. 10th and
Pa ave. d22-3t
FOR SALE-NEARLY NEW COLUMBUS PHAE-
ton, sound road horse, fae set buggy harness; Ill
health cause Of selling; price, $3.50. TYLERS
STABLES, Az Sth dlv-6ts
TWENTY-FIyE bead OF HORSES. JUST AR
rived from Paris, KY; one pair Of Cleveland
bays, one pair Of brown horses, pair of
Mahony bays, two combination saddle horses,
four coupe horses and six driving horses, two
English cob horses and eight horses. trotte-s
aui PAGERS that go FROM three minutes to
= 20. To be seen ut JOHN SIMMONS STABLES.
1910 Ohio d13-2w
HORSES KEIT THROUGH WINTER; ROOMY
box stalls. abundance hay and grain with best
of care: Sc per no.; best references; horses taken
tld returned 225 Pa. nv Phone 1888.
L--eO3w
T. SUNDHEBiER, DEALER IN ALL GRADES OF
horses Always on hand. horses for all pur-
poses. Heavy horses a speciality. All horses
warranted represented. load received
weekly. STABLES. 612 G st. NV n26-lms
FOR sALE-LARGEsT STOCK CARRIAGES.
wrsons and bussles IN the city at panic prices;
new daytons. $50. SIS; buggies. SIS up COOK
JARBOE, 1926 st. oc3-Sm
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$50 B ne. Sr. mi. $3.50
40 10th. Sr. mi. % so
2l35 Pa ave. Or, mi. %. 30
1905 Pa ave. store. Is
2I0l X, Or and store. On
ll41 oath. Or, bath. 22.50
2604la L.6r, eel. mi 20. 80
1919 Both. 6r, uni. 10. 80
AIS 18th, 7r, mi. $3.50
1918 ?1st. Or, w. .2o.50
Oh 18th Sc. Sr. mi. 1850
1925 Both, Or. ......ls.50
PTS Pa ave, 5r&ba lis
$3.50 Clev av. Or. mi.l1.50
231oIa l. sr, w.....17.30
1li6 ord. Or. wa. 1870
955 26th, Or. mi. 1880
5lo 2lst, CIR. wa. 1880
2i0S II, Or. ". &. 1850
l723-5 Z. Or. W. 1850
l222- 26-2S 18th. Or. rs
2009 n Y ave. ar. 10
t05 22d. Or, wa. .l4.50
lO02-4-s Caaoe CT. Or. VIA
230y-ll Va ave. W. 1850
sos oath, Or, W. g.l2.3O
2+50 +. Or. eel. ......l2
9l2 Goth. Ar. IL
2&3 L Alex ct.5r.w.lo.50
Stable rr 2i09 G.10.30
4S2 La ave. office
rooms. SIS, S., $40
WILCOX. 1907 Pa ave-
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FOK KENT-NOKTHWEST-
25i6 18th ST. 1lr. 1900 6+3 Fla ave, Or. 80 SO
1874 9th, st dw 40 IS 1920 18th st, Or. 20. so
40 c st, Tor. 1870 Stable. rear 1125
OF French ST. 7r .S25 50 10th st. 20. 90
2017 Portner p Or. 25.0o l341 9th st, 6r. rs so
1913 9th st, 5r. 1890
NORTHEAST
219 C, Tor (fur) $1,000 II Patterson St. 5rI3 so
103 I'd st me- 1lr. 5000 3l03 4th ST. Or. 1000
4.9 Sd st, Or. so
SOUTHWEST.
400 Sd st, Or .... SIS 30 43l o ST. Or. 81 80
1850 Union sw, Or. 20 1lo3 LIST st, 4r.....7.00
OFFICE ROOMS.
zoos st........ $40 o., g36 + st...... SIS. 90
1924 st $40 to 65. Dol I'll G St.. So to Is 90
429 18th, rms. $40 to 20 Dol
HEISKEIL 4 McLERAN,
d1-ths&tu,tf zoos + st.
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FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED.

FURNSHED
II bet nth and 18th 18th st bet and n
SITS. with stable. .5OI with stable). -. 200
10th st bet Scott Cir X st bet 10th and 2lst
and with stal. 4lG87 SITS .....-.......... 200
Cor 18th Corcoran $50 Cor and 10th. 20t
Il ave Iea- Conn X ST bet 18th and
ave, with stable 1888 50 10th, with stable 81
Mass bet 18th st Dupont circle bet n
and Dupont Circle. BOO Ii av and p It. $50
n bet l4th and 18TH. 800 Cor 2lst and D SITS. las
Conn ave bet and II ~ bet 18th 4 Goth lbs
n SITS. .29l 81 DcSales st bet 18th
ave 18th st.266 81 st and Conn ave. lbs
II st bet 18TH and 10th ST bet . and X. 100
18th. with stable. .25U NJ st bet I'D and I'D. 100
Conn ave bet X and 5. 30 Corcoran st bet 18th
st bet 18th and 10th ST and ii ave. =. 100
SITS .225 18th near Iowa Circle so
Q ST bet 16th&17th. :. 200 18th ST bet o and AZ 50
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF.
FICE. FOR PERMITS APPLY TO
HILL & JOHNSTON.
d15eotf 1903 Pa. ave.
FOR RENT-AN APARTMENT IN THE CON-
cord Of rooms and bath, completely and hand
somely furnished. $50.
furnished and hath on r st. near llth
st. HILL JOHNSTON,
mol -eotf l5O3 Penn. ave-
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FOR RENT-THE COY 10-ROOM HOUSE. 507
ST.. oil NIL; parlors, dining room and kitchen on
frst door large yard and woodshed Apply to
OWNER $40 Sch ct. oclStf
FOR RENT-DESlRABLE BROWN STONE AND
brick hoGses: ope In NV; enc In ne; GOOD re-
pair; splendid location; $3.50 and $3.50. LEO
SIMMONS, Eos NV uo10
FOR RENT-SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSES Sl4 AND
$40 1lti St. Sc; SIS 10. RE PAIRO. 4S2 La-ave.
nol4-tf
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-PRETTY COTTAGE IN COLUMBIA
Heights; Mrs. LOgan's; only $3.50 per
MONTH Apply rooms and 9, 1901 Pa. ave.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED- ELM ST., LIE
Drolt Park; 7r., bath, cellar; piano included.
DAVID ID. STONE,
d223t~ SOC + st. NV,
FOR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE DOUBLE HOUSE,
20 and % Grant place. SIS. GA Sd ST. me-, Sr.
and b., SO Other horses in all sections. JOHN
+. PARfSr, 1914 Il st. do St.