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Auction Sales

r. s. DONALDSON. Arc.ioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS. 6oS,
61O. Gle AND 614 ST. Sc.
BY virtue or a certain deed of trust re-
corded in liber No. 1874. folio 4S9,. ct
Iict Of Columbia, and attic at the request Of
the hoiner III the note secured tLereDj.
We will sell at public auction, in front
o5 or ths sy sae Ss trdny te i5th ds m
the following described real estate. WIN
the improvements thereon. situate in tie
city o: Washington. District of Columbia,
TO wit: Original lot numbered nine 90. III
tquare numbered eight hundred md seventy
eightts1sl. Termsorsale: one-thirdoftha
purchase money to be paid in cash. balance
IT two equal installments in enc a:d ! 81
years from da OF sale. secured on she
property sold. with interest at the rate
oil per cent per annum. payable SO III
purchaser. a deposit OF Two Hundred Dol
iars $2u0l will he required at the time
Of sale. All convcyancing and recording ut
complied with within fifteen ys from
day or sale. or the trustees reserve he
right to resell at the risK and cost II
re OF such resale in some newspaper
luhlished in the city Of Washington.
JyG-d&ds Trustees.
DUNCANSoN BROS .AUCTIONEERS. :.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE.
NEARLY NEW AND WITH BRICK
BASEMENT, BEING PREMISES NO:
1240 BLADENSBURG ROAD, NEAR
CABLE LINE AND HERDICS.
unuer and by virtle OF Il certain deed OF
trust. dated October 81, 1890, and recorded
November 6, 1890. in iiber, No. 1873, folio
374 ct seq, one OF the land records Of the
District or Columbia, and by direction in
writing Of the party secured Dy SAID deed
Of trust, we. tile Undersigned trustees Will
offer for sale, i'll front ot the premises on
FRIDAY, THE 17TH DAY OF JULY, A.
ID. 1886, at O'Clock p. M, lne ToliOwing
described land and premises, with all iiI-
provements, easements and appurtenances
namely: Part Of lot number twenty-seven
l27J III James /. Kings subdivision Of part
of the tract VI lan.i known as Long Mead-
ows, as per plat recorded in llber Levy
Court No. =, folio 81, OF the records OF The
Office OF the Surveyor OF the District OF
llSI Ieet, SIX t6D inches front on Bladens-
burg Road, OF said lot twenty seven t27l
by the depth Of said lot one hundred t1UOJ
feet.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash, OF which
SlOO must be deposited with the trustees
at time or sale, balance in one. two and
three years, notes of the purchaser ar
per annum, payable quarter-annually, and
Ia be secured by Il deed or trust on the
property sold, or all cash at the option OF
the purchaser. Terms Of sale to be COM
piled with in fifteen days from the day OF
sale, or property will BE- resoli at the risk
and COST or defaulting purchaser after five
days public advertisement. Conyeyanclng,
&c, at purchasers cost.
GEORGE E. FLEMING,
WILLIAM ID. HOOVER,
Trustees. No. 40 LII. ave. NV.
-jy7 81 -14-l6
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

oiuce SUPERVISING arcin,.o,. WASH
iDgton, d. c., July y, 1ss6.-Scaled pro
pOsais will be Received at this office until
= O'CLOCK +. NJ. ON the 30th DAY OF
JULY S@6 and opened immediately ttcre-
after, for all the labor and material required
for extending and remodeing the freight
elevator at the United States Bureau of
Engraving ana Printing, Washington, ID {.
ID accordance with the dra wings and
specifications, copies of which may lie siad
at this Office or the office of the superin-
teDdent. Each bid must be accompanied 4 by
a certified check for Il sum not less than
per cent OF the amount OF the proposal. Tho
right is reserved TO reject any or all pro-
posalS and to waive any defects or in
rormaiity in any bid should il be deemed IN
the interest or the government to do 80.
All proposals received after the time stated
for opening viii be returned 10 the bidders.
Proposals must lie enclosed in envelopes,
sealed and ma rked Proposals Tor extend
ing and remodeling the freight elevator at
the United States Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing, washn gton II. C, and addressed
WILLIAM NJ MARTIN AIKEN Supervising
Architect. Iy10-eod-6t
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-For the next two weeks
fine horses and new carriages and
buggies of every style. at reduced rates;
teams for drummers and business 81 5u
and -. a day. LIVERY AND CARRIAGE
WORKS. 4S5 IL st.nw. jyS-2w
FOR HIRE-To drummcrs aud bu.d-
ness men. horse and buggy or Dayton,
$1.50 and So per day. Apply to the REX
TABLES, rear or GIG 81. W.: telephone
csll 100. my16-6
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS ~, FOR ?Is,i SMOKE OK CHIN {,

PROPOSALS FOR SMOKE CHM
NEY-OInceo OF the Public PrinIer, " ash
ingtpn, -. -, july IL. 1880. st.,iru pro-
pusals will be received ut tins office until
10 O'Clock a. m, OF SATURDAY Y. JULY -,
1896, for building and erecting, at The
u. c., one steel smoke chimney, To b. IuT-
nishe and erected complete by October II i,
1896. Detailed plans and specifications
Will be furnished upon application To ;iils
office The right To reject any or all 5i.is,
to accept parts OF bids, and To waive ue-
feCts is reserved. Proposals must be n
Smoke Chimney" and addressed to .he
Public Printer Washington. ID. Z. TIL. L.
BENEDICT, Public Printer.
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JUVENILE HORSE THIEF.
Story in The Evening Times Led to
the Capture of Him.


the Capture of Him.
The Times has been instrumental in
turning up IA juvenile crook and his booty.
Tom Brown, the youngest horse thief
on record, for whom Detectives Carter
and GaIlaher have been searching since
July 8, was captured this morning at
Marlboro, Md. Brown is colored, four
teen years of age, but Notwithstanding is
regarded as a pretty slippery thief. He
has already cultivated alias, Thomas
Washington.
He is wanted here for stealing a valu-
able horse on July 8 from Mr. j. c.
Cusack, of No. 2316 Champlain avenue,
in the county. Tom Brown was formerly
employed by Mr.. Cusack. After being dis
charged from his service place the boy
prowied around and finally decaInped with
the horse.
A description of the stolen animal was
published in The Evening Times on tie
day following the theft. Constable j. K.
Smith of Brandy wine, Nd. reads The Times
saw it, and wrote to Inspector Hollinberger
that horse answering The one described
was at Brandy wine in charge of small
colored boy.
Mr.. CuSack was notified by Detectives
Carter and Gallaher, and went to Brandy
wine. The horse was his missing animal,
This morning the sheriff of Marlboro
captured the juvenile horse stealer.
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Chcap. TO immediate buy
er. l 10 s acres or choice garden laud
on Mount Vernon Electric Railroad on Bell.
never failing stream of spring water;
must be seen to be Appreciated. Apply T. j.
PULLMAN, Pleasant Place, Bellfont ave,
Del Ray, Alex. CO., or this office.
jy11 -3tem
TO ENDEAVORER - Sometime
you may remove IA IIII.u climate, LOOK
over Northern Virginia before you re-
turn: send for circular. or call un under
signed. at Manassas, Va; one hours ride
from Washington; and take your ct oiCe OF
100 Virginia homes. GEORGE c. ROUND
jyl0-7t
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BRYAN ON THE WAY HOME
Made His First Campaign
Speech at Champaign, III.
CROWDS AT THE STATION

Cand idate VIII Leave Salem Thursday
Morning for Kansas City and Thence
10 Lipcoln-His Speeches Along the
Route Were Cheered by Large Mum
bers of People.
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washington, Mount Vernon
: Alexandra Railway Co

From Station Thrteen-and-a-half street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
For Alexanilria-6:}0. :. s. 9, TO- ii, l2 A. m,
J.. 2 3. Ala 5:5, e:ij 0. 10. IL. Il p. suns
day. first train, a H.. last rain 10 D. M.
For Mt. Vernon-l0, IL. L .. IN, z, 3. I
p. IN. Daily-except sunday.
g. f. ABBOT. GEO. f. PHILLIPS,
General Manager. Gen. Pas. Agent
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Wager of $40, 900 Against Mckinley

New York, July ia stock exchange
firm was authorized by a client yes
terday to wager $4,000 even that
nine States could not be named
that would be carried by Nc
Kinley. After $500 OF the bet was taken
the balance Of tile money was withdrawn.
The offer was also wired to Boston and a
banking firm there instructed its New York
correspondents to take half the bet, tut
they were unable to place the money.
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Costa Rica Establishes Gold standa I'd.

Colon, Colombia, July 14.-The govern
ment of Costa Rica is issuing decree
withdra wing lis present system of currency
and establishing gold standard The
new sea wall at Limon. on the east e, asst
OF Costa Rica has been seriously damaged
by the recent storms.
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
BUY Crawford bicycle for Your
boy or girl: price, $1,000 cash;
$40 on time. $40 down and 50 a mont n;
lamp. hell. lock. and chain. II. BURLEIGH
MATCHETT, agent, n. j. ave. and L
st. NV. 1t
FOR SALE-Boy's pneumatic bicycle
ST.. Address GEORGE, this office
jy14-3t
FOR SALE-Two high grace Wheels:
slightly used: will be sold at great
reduction; one Eagle in AL condition, S25:
Dne Hartford, good condition, $50. Gail
o13 9th st. NV Jy12It
FOR SALE New wheels; q Fer cent
OIL Ior cash. Store cor. LIST and u SIS
NV. jy11-3tem
FOR SALE Tandem: cheap for cash.
Store cor. 1st and ID SIS. NV.
jy11-3t-em
FOR SALE-S75 cash: new ST 90 high
grade bicycles, ladies' 'orgentS'; we'll.
known and with established agency in this
Clty:Iuuy guaranteed ana cannot u bought
from agent for less than 500. Address
CASH. this office. Jy1C-7t-am
BICYCLE parade costumes aud dec
orations, lanterns, etc. CARLE- -GTND-
LACH, 927 Z st. NV. jy6-St, ,em
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FOR RENT-No 2l2 81 st. ne; corner
OF Maryldnu ave, S-room house; new;
all mouerii improvements, incest location,
Capitol Hill; two squares from the Capitol.
rent S3U. per month. Apply at 23S
Md ave. ne. jy12-3t
FOR RENT-Larec. estory build
ing, G25G NV. Apply l42O 1thnw.
Iyl1- 1T en-
FOR RENT-Brick, bay window, 1887
l2tn NV; roUms and bath; all mod.
imps.; large yard; near two car lines. Ap-
lytoor address 333 15thDw. jyl1 3t-cn
FOR RENT-In Tcn!ey,own, nice g.
rUuiii huuse; 3 porches, well; cars pass
the door; $40 month. Address JOHN il.
wendell, Tcnleytown, II. c. jyl -3t-e,n
FOR RENT-Houses; by the week or
month; iur. or unfur. Apply this orfce
Jy4-tr
lO21 VT. AVE. Nw.-Flne resi-
ucnCe, ali niUueru CouyeiilenceS. terms.
$l26 per month. J. Z. SPRIGG. JE..
l424 N. Y. ave. niy22-3m
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COUNTRY BOARD.

THE RS miles from City;
nigh. safuDrIous. Rooms with or with
out board Ia parties with own conve vance;
stablnr for horses and large pasture; light
housekeeping ir desired. for summer. r \.
COGSWELL. 2l3 4 IL st. NV.
jyli-3tem
COUNTRY ARD-Priyate fam
Ily. on small IarTH, 4UO feet above tide
water, half mile from station; pure water,
abundant shade. quiet, cool rooms room for
4 no other buaruers; or might take wife,
husband and 3 children. Address Mrs. NJ
G. -HODGKIN, Falls Church, Va.
jy133t-em
INN. BerKeley Springs,
W. va, tIurmerly st. CHARLES hUteI,J
RefurnisiIed: free bus: write for rates
B. FRANK MANN. .Jr.. Manager. iyl2-7t
COOL, airy rooms in the mountainous
country or Virginia: first-class board,
and all accommodations. Address MRS.
JNO. SCOTT, Lucketts, Loudoun Co., Va.
jyl2-6t
FOR desirable rooms and first class la BILE
board apply THOMAS WATERS, s..
Magnolia ave, Takoma Park, d. c.
jyl1- 3t,em
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POsTOFFICE NOTICE.

SnouIu lie rcau uaIy ny ala Interested, as
changes may occur at any lIne.
Foreign mails for the week ending July
- viii close promptly ~ th.s Ui,i,e IS Io.-
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FOR S SALE-Lot Of church benches:
cheap. 8. J. NOTES, 1-2 ST. and
Maine ave. Sw. * t--S -e-.- jSS-7t-em
TO BE sold for. storage and want OF
use, I landau, 3 wagons, buggies
Surveys. 2 jump-seats, sets of liar.
ness; also 3 horses: DO reasonable infer re-
fused. 927 d st. nv. je19-1mo
ion and BREWER news type in cases, and
in geod condition; also various otlfertiangs
that are found in a weli-cquipped news-
paper office; inrst be said immediately; lao
reasonable offer refused. Call or address
Times office Pa. ave. and 1Othst. ny26-tfl
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

J. r. Reavis (Pop) and W. (. Jones
Goao reported at fusion headquarters
yesterday.
c. =. Hall. OF Winlock. candidate for
state senator on the Republican ticket. IS
in the city.
Gov. John II. McsSraw. Andrew F. Bur
leigh and +. W. Cushnan are scheduled 10
speak in North Yakima Thursday. Octo-
Der !.
According to ". II. Sharp. Of South
Park, the free silver meeting Friday night.
about which the Populist press had 50
people, including speakers. men, women
and children. representing all parties.
There were a. least fifteen Mckinley men
present, ana they are still for honest
money.
j. 4. Ewell. editor of the Ritzvi..e Times.
a straight-out Republican newspaper.
came Up from Tacoma on the Flyer yes
terday morning and Jeff on The afternoon
train for Eastern Washington. Mr. Eweii
reports a remarkable change in pubic
sentiment east OF the Columbia. due most
~ 70 the fact that cand dates like Hon.
Wa1aSa Mount. W. T. povel and others
command the respect of the people
From fusion headquarters literature "a
being distributed 10 all the counties in the
state. The publications include silver
coinage and Coin Redemption" Hon
James X. Jones. % Arkansas: Revenue
No, the Remedy Hon Henry III. Teller.
OF Colorado; The Battle of the Stand
ards" Hon. William /. Terry. of Arkan-
sas; BRYAN and Free Coinage" Grand
Bryan in the house of representatives. Au-
trtIE
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DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY

The "MCGWCAfP" CLAIM occupie.
over ore thousand feet along the course
OF series or orc veins PROVEN BY
ACTUAL DEE EIlOPafr.eS-r 70 be large
AMI continuous This statement - fully
substantated by disclosures OF pay ore
II the CITY OF Spokane" ground on the
north and east. the "fron Mask" on the
south. the War Eagle" on the south
west. and the Gem" on the west: also
BY large body OF pay ore in tie Mug
wump" claim. A. is well known. the
Wa Eagle not only returned arst cost.
cost OF development and cost Of It's
splendid equipment, bat more than ore
hundred thousand dollars In dividends
within a Few months from ats acquis.-
ton by the present owners The iron
Mask. taken up later. has made a mag
nIflcent producing record. and having
passed from the prospect class -
nov being developed and equipped for
large mining operations The City OF
Spokane" only taken over a fsa weeks
since 9th simply massive SItcFop-
ping ~ vaiueiess lrou ore on the aur-
face, Re aiFeaay H. pay ore aad equip
ped Sifh modern machinery O. The frat
cIass TIE Gem" has a shaft down
over ,l7iyty frsf within a few feet Of
tAe Iagrump ses, end line. aNortgng
ore carving a. s.N a. 80 "a k0l3 80
IN copper and 81 20 ln silver. or SIC 80
per ton. Magwuup ore where first un-
covered ~ quantity agsaysias high as
-. 4 god and copper per toa. = truly
remarkable surface showing Happily
& Is not necessary 70 state thai Mug
xss:upf ore looks ike War Eagle"
''Iroa Nasa" and other 5onanxa ores"
or that. with depth Il is expected TO
look IKE these YiSh ores ar IT Is
PRECISELY THE SAME OREI% kp-
PEARASE'E, c.ONsT1'TT E.STs AND
EVERY CHAHAC~T E.aiSTfC
Anaiyxlng the situation more thor
ogghiy. II WILL Dr. found igas The Mug
w~urnp cain Is traTeFsesl ny fhe City
81 sgsoteans ore vein. fne Gem ore veins
-. ara Hnat 10 ''oo1aanzs vssln "a tho
Iron Mask grog13 crosses tan soafh-
vest ccTns~ 81 ne HaESurup before
catering tas Gem ground.
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State Senator = ". Taylor. OF Tacoma.
has Offered three weeks % h.s ;irae % me
state committee. ana assignments have
been made for him as follows:
October !. Wa.ervt3ie
OCTOBER = 0snatchee
October 5. and :. Spokane county
October and 5. Lsns>o.n county
October ?, Il. - a.d IS. " hit-aan county
October II and L. Columbia county
.Ssoaer y and Il. Nalla ~ ALA county.
October ls Pasro.
October p. 2 and -. Yakima county.
Octooer >. = and s. kltti,as county.
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Sixth and Eighth Ward Republicans.

There VIII be u grand rally OF the Re
rGbli>a1s OF The Sixth and Eighth wards
a. An1erson's hall. corner OF Depo. and
Willow streets. on Thursday evening. Sep
temoer p. a. clock. Hon. ". z. Hum
pnrey and o1her able speakers Viii address
the meeting. The Campaign Caartetge
Club Will render some fine select.ors All
citizens Of the district are cordially invited
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Ladies' who desire to be correctly in
formed as to the new styles in fur gar
ments and trimmings should visit the fur
store of r. Petkovitz. Marion street. be-
tween First and Second avenues. Mr..
Pejkovitz is one OF the most experienced
furriers on the Pacific coast, and has an
extended reputation for making fine fur
garments. He makes a speciality OF max
ing over and repairing fur goods OF every
description. and ladies who entrust such
orders TO Mr.. Pe,kovitZ are certain of re-
ceiying perfect satisfaction. The new
styles in furs shown by him are direct
from the principal fashion centers OF
Europe and America and garments made
to order at this establishment are finished
in the best possible manner. only skilled
makers being employed.
The Countess Wachtmeister will lecture
this evening on Death and After" at
pettis' hail. iesia First avenue.
Genuine chicken tomales at Palace of
Sweets.
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The history Of the successful mines OF
the Ross.and go'J-copper belt proves
that given a body Of pay ore or the
character disclosed in the Mugwumo,
II - only Il brief day from the pros
pect" 10 the dividend" yielding sage.
and We predict with confidence that
tho iugwump VIII be IN the profit
yielding class OF Rossland gold mines
Within very brief period Consulting
the map and passing over the mines
Immediately adjoining the Mugwump.
is nearest neighbors include on ne
south the great Centre Star" IN
which $40 feet OF underground fsyeI-
opTnenl has been blocked out. so that
the ore can be accurately measured.
2s.fso tons Of ore. aegregating at ieas,
six millions Of dollars gross value. This
property. developed BY Us owners. has
never shipped 4 ton OF ore, the man.
aEsFneat- being financially able wisely
preferr.ng "a wait 8nfii lower trans
posiatio1 and treatment rates are
available before marketing their ore.
Immediately south IL the Nickel
Plate. = h0igting pay ore during every
9oGT o. the tAenty-four Immediately
west Of the properties last named Is
ire famous ie Roi. with 4sa fee, OF
ts"Sta ~ its di*lslena-yleidlng vein. over
+fA4A a Asf+stNA IbAtHFN worm OF On
Inc dumps awaiting transportation.
Hhlle the present railway IL unable 10
keep tae nliae ore bins elupiied or she
daily output. Proceeding north and
Reas. The Jessie is reached, the first
shipper IN quantity ia the camp, the
east Working 81 which are now IN up-
ward % six feet a. solid pay ore. North
again Of the Iuswump "a Red Noun.
'a3n. ONLY recently placed unfer ,level-
oprnsni. AMI already In excellent ore.
ard ia@ Aaln, celebrated for navri-
1t.1e 81 Us ore vein. and ass.gnyuishas
as the highest grade copper-go!d ore in
fhe 1lstrfc,
In point % transportation facilities
and immediate proximity % base OF
general supplies. the '+Euxwu5npv Ia
admirably situated. being Immediately
on the line % ths Columbia 4 Western
Railway. which 81 now running from
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Second Ward Republicans.

The Republicans OF the Second ward
will meet a. NcDonald's Fall. corner Jack
son and Taylor, or "Wednesday night. All
who believe - sound money are asked 10
attend.
Il. S. TWICHEIL4. Committeeman.
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the mines at Rossiand TO the smel.ef
at Trail.
The Red Mountain Railway. now To
course or construction, VII be com.
p'eted 10 the War Eagle mine within
ninety days. so that the Mugwump will
have splendid shipping facilities. The
Mugwump is within ten mInutess' walk
OF The hetrt OF The city OF Rossland.
In the line or actual development an
open cut near the west end of the Mug
"hnp. connected with an earth tun-
mel. last week disclosed ii splendid body
OF ore covered only by heavy deposit
or gravel and earth. The ore body IN
point ILLS the entire opening and .
smart - being sunk from which cross
cuts VIII be made 10 Disclose the en-
tire width of the ore body. Near me
center OF the north nne of the Mug
wunp' and adjacent 20 the city Of
spokane mine, the company r. exptor.
Ing with its own diamond drill plant.
Last week. Immediately on the line be-
tween the Mugwump and City OF SpO-
zane. massive ore vein was uncoy-
cred passing directly from the City OF
spokane Into the Mugwunp ground.
RMS had Is now under development
day and night
As 20 the company and It's Officers
ittis need be said. The Mugwump Gold
Mining Company LtaD was organized
under the Imperial Companies Act ana
has a British Columbia charter. Tho
Character OF the officers can be ascer-
taiiie1 through any standard CONNER
csai agency. Suffice to say. no high.
HaAarfed Officers are employed, shs
treasury stock ia carefully ausfafsde1.
sfsd every dollar OF the proceeds OF sails
~rssa
70 Oeetsrrnent Of the xc,nspa ny's prop
"riy- Samples of the Mug .amp" ana
n"ighDoring ores can De seen at tho
cvfai'afy'S office. where general fHsof.
NATION relative 20 the fnves trnent WI.
0e AFFORDED and orse rs fer sae f1i.lT-pasd
n-aEssssabls shares promptly filied
stoek ~lil be allotted 20 the arnonns o.
i9e,a@ shares. according 70 priority Of
aEsplica tion-
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Ballard Repubiicaus.

The free silver stronghold OF Ballard will
be invaded tomorrow evening by W. l..
Jones. cf North Yakima. who viii so pre-
pared 10 explain the soundest Of sound
money dn-e.yina
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beginning October (
West Seagtie-wEl Z. Humphrey.
SeptsrnA$- 81
Whatcor-N. l. Jores October .
v 9oa1nyssls-W. r. Cay. October |.
NaktZa1-Anirsw = B2raelgh ard Frank
". Cusnnzaz. ocso1,et !
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HUDYAN.
HUDyAN DID II.

In every case where
the unfortunate suf-
fered fron preua-
tursness and the
Great Hudyan wa s
used a cure was ef-
fectei. Hadyaa IS
the great Nerve pow
RI. Il does cure.
HGGys1 cures Lost
an y o O i. falling
seasa.l Ions. nervous
debility. neurasths-
ria. speFsDatorrhoea,
z1i diseases Of the
p.osta se g.sn3. Hud-
yan Is the regnsiio
treatment for men.
hen you s~e IN
doubt you must use
tl1e great Hadyan.
Il stops drains. ere
ates q CO psrlsy where
a IA K exists ani "a
y0ar true nerve Civ
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Tor County Commissioners.
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Fur Justice Of The Peace.
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Representative, Thirry-ci.hrh District.
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