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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND
SIP EI--

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND
STREETS
30 a. NJ. week days-PITTSB Burg Ex.
MSS -PaHor ana Dining Cars, Harris
1880 a. 81 PENNS YLVANIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping, Dining, smoking, and
observation Cars, harrisburg To Chicago.
Ciuclnnati, Indianapolis, , Louis, Cieve-
9nd aad Toledo. Buffet PaElor Car 70
1G,50 a. d. FAST LINE PULLMAN Buffet
amor Car To Harrisburg Buffet PaFl0I
tdf, Harrisburg 10 PittsnIrg
E&Ffess Sleeping Car Washington To ST
LOUIS, ana sleeping and Dining Cars iIar
TiSDuTE To Z Louis. Nashville via Gin
ciHudti and Chicago
7.Io +. II. WksTrs.N EXPRESS Pull
man Sleeping Car To PittsfHrg, Chicago,
anu harrisburg 10 Cleveland. Dining Car
10 r. NJ. SOUTHwESTERN EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Cars Washington to
Fittsburs and Ha rTisBuTg 10 st. Louis
and cincinnati Dining Car
lO.iO i. ~ PACIFIC E&PRESS-PuH
man Sleeping Car 70 Pittsburg-
. Oh a IN for kane, Cauandaigila, ROches
day.
1886 a. m. for EImira and Remove daily.
except sunday. For WiIiamsport daily
7.1o p. m. for wniiamsport. Rochester,
Erie, Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily.
except Saturday, with Sleeping Car,
O.4O p. M for Erie. Canal,.I, laua. RocbeS-
Ter, BuIialo and Niagara Falls daily.
Pullman Sleeping Car Washington To
HOcheStef Saturdays only.
For m. .Idueipu-s., new York and the
East.
400 p. IA, CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
TIED daily, all PariDr Cars. with bin
ing Car from Baltimore REGULAR at .OO
GaTi and HOO Dining ar freiu VIII
L.irgJon1 a. m. l2.45, 3,15, 40, $50.
Dining Car, 500, 300. II.GO dining
Gar from Wilmington a. m, 1915, 3.I5.
70, 800, 1000 and II 30 g. III For
Philadelphia only. Fast Express, $50 a.
days- 2-ol and $40 p. ~ daily. For
Boston, without change. 100 a. rs week
days ana 40 p Et daily.
For Baltimore 90, 900, go, SOD.
300 1000, 1880, and ll.OO a. III,
l2.I5, l2.45, 1850, 2.01, 3,15- $40
400 LImttedJ. 40. 49, $40 6.l5.
ESQ, 10. i0.00. 1910 GI.i5. and
lbs p- N. On sunday, . 90. 500.
800 9-O5, 1850, 90 a. m-. l2,lJ.
-, 2.ul, 3lJ, 3,4u. too Limited.
10 BIO clio $50, T-lOs 1000,
1910, and / 30 y. Ia
FOr Pope Greek Line, : 30 a. N. and
4.i6 p -. daily, except sunday. sun
For Annapolis, : 100. 300 a. m, 40
and i.36 .. m. daily. except Sunday.
sundays. 900 a. III. ana 4-2D D. u-
Atlantic Coast Line Express Tor Florida
and points Oh Atlantic coast Line, 40
q. NJ, 34G a. III. daily Richmond only,
1857 a III. Week days. Atlanta Special
via richmond ana Sea board AIT Line,
4.4o p. IN. daily Accommodation so-
Qudnticor 40 "a. Iil. daily, and 10 r.
IA. weekdays.
Se,snOre Connections.
For Atlantic City fvia Bcla ware River
Bridge, alFrah routel, 3-I5 p. IN. daily;
VIA Market street wharf, 1000 and IL 90
a ni-r : > p. III, week days, and IL 80
p. IN. daily.
For Cape MAY. 100 "a m week days,
II 30 p. m daily.
Ticket Offices corner Fifteenth aul q
s reefs, and d the station. Sixth and r
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking or bdg dggage ty de>tiua ton from
hotels and residences.
J-R-HUTCHINsON,G y, General Mauac ger
j. K WOOD, General Passenger A gent.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

fSchedule in effect October o, 1877
All trains arrive and leave l'cnnsyi5anis
Passenger station ,..,-,,,
Iotte and way stations, yuHnects at A 4A95-
saS for StTaSbuTEl HaIfSOhDdt9f anu
StauntOn, daily, except > i-huayt AMI al
LynChburg with the Norfolk tnO v stern.
diiTy and with the Chesapeake amt lbiO
daily, FOR the Natural brlds1 and LEX
iDgton. ,->-,,,r,r,s,-, ,,,,s,
FAST MAIL carries PUllIlau, b8ffCs
GleepeFs, New York and Washington TO
JaeksonviIe, uniting a ;.iiil S;9iitist'Giy Win @
Springs n -: Knoxville and Cnat-
tanooga Tenn, and a. Charlotte with Pull
Sleeper New York 70 New Orleans, connect
ing Ut a tlanta for hrn!lnghaIu ana Aietn-
phiS Solid train, Washington 10 New
ORLEANS without change sunset personally
couuucleti tourist eX XCursiOn through sleeper
on this train every Wednesday u san
Francisco, Without change
4:Ul p. m.-Local iOT front Royal Stras-
burg and harnsonUuIss eshy' except sun
4.51 p. m.-Daiiy, local TOR Charlotts+
1913 D. m.-DaiIy, WASHINGTON AND
SOUTH ~ ESTEttN, rs II 81 LED, Ii NJ
TIED, composed OF Pullman Feslibuted
gIeepers, dining cars ana daS coaches
Pullman SleeperS New YORK Is -e­sIf,
Tenn. via Asheville, Knoxville, and CAAs
tanoosa, New York TO Ialnpa, via Ghar-
lotIe, Columbia, Savannah anu JacESouFlile,
New York to Memphis, y II bHuIiii 9t.agn,
New YOr X to New Orleans. VIA Atlanta and
Montgomery. Yestibuied day coach " ash
IngtOn UoAIlauta Southern railway GIlIns
car, Greensboro 20 Montgomery.
TRAINS On W WASHiNIItfN AND OHIO
DIVISION leave washington 9.OI a. IN.
daily aud 40 p. III. daily except sunday,
and o = 3 D. N. Sunday only tOF Round titiE
Az p. n. daily, except sunday IOt Lees
burg, and Go p. IN daily TOI HerudOn-
Returning, arrive at Washington SD u
IN. and 500 D. ~. daily from hound Hil,
and .0e a m. dali 3, except sunday, from
EerndGn, and S-34 a III. d5Iiy, except sun
day from LeeSburS.
Through trains from the South arrive at
Washington 6.42 a. H., 22U p. ~ anu
9:2o p. III. daily. HdrTiSonbuTg, 3, I2.4O D.
NJ and S:25 p. H. daily, except sunday,
and $50 a. IN. daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and In.
formation furnished at offices, oil and
1900 Pennsylvania avenue, and at Penn
sylyanla Railroad Passenger station.
W. Ii. GREEN, ten. Supt:
w. a. TURK, Gen. Pusa5. Agent.
ks B. BROWN Gen. Aat. russ. Depti
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wANTED-Carpcuters 80 lay flooring; Mon
day morning. L. Il CARTER & son,
607 y. Y ave. NV. no At
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BaltilnOre&OhiO

Schedule in effect Nov L l. 1891.
Leave aShlngtOn from station CoTurr
of New Jersey avenue and e street.
For Chicago and Northwest, YestibuIed
Limited trains LOS, 11-25 a. M, c-u5
L.
For CINCINNATI. ST. Louis ana Indianapo-
lis, Express. l1.25 a. m YeSJibuled Linz
tied 3.4U p. NJ, express I1.55 p III
For PittSburg and CIcveIanC, express
daily 11-u5 a m. and $50 p n-
For Columbus Toledo aud Detroit, 1-55
For Winchester and way stations, $500
a. m. 1870 p. IA.
For New Orieau>. Memphis. Birmingham.
Chattanooga, Knoxville. Bristol and ROa-
nokc- lO.ao p Ia DAILY. sieepiESS cars
through. q
FoT baltimore. week DAYS. 800. g. so,
NT-O5, 10, NT-3e, XS-0e. $40. Ks 30.
Nlb.0u a. ul-- Nl2.U5 lu-, Nl=.lU. lz-ls,
II 70, 90 $50, N4.3O, 4-S5. 10. %.
N5-l0. X5 30, 20, $50, No-GO, o.l5-
1920, Ills, NII.50 p. ~, ana MOI
night Sunda - NI %, " 10, N4 so $50,
X9;e0 m. xl2 10, Il ;15- l, 20, N3.09.
3 20 4.35, N5.O5, N5.l0, $50, NouO.
Ns.2u. 11.15. Nil-50 p H-. N12.oi night
For Anna polls. : . ana ; 80 a. M, 4-30
and $50 p. Iu. Sundays, so a. iu-. 4-65
For Frederick, week DAYS, 500 a m,
IL 90, 80, 80 p. NJ sundays, 500
d. m, l-l5 p M
For HasersIown- Il Loo a. m- and $50
p. m
For Boyd and way points, week days.
500 a nI-, 4.3O, 5.,}O. 10 p. IN sun
days, 800 q m, 1-lJ, : .O5 p. IN.
For GditherSburG and way points, week
days, sou, 800 a. M, l2.5u, 3.l5, All,
5-35, Z 20, Il i3 p. M. sundays 800 a..
m, 1.lj, 4-33, . .O5, l0-l5 p. m-
For NaShln gtOu Junction Dd WAY points,
500 a. m, 40, 30 p. m- week days
900 a. m., / 10 p. IA. sundays
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
For Philadelphia New York EOStOu and
the East. week-tIa yS, T-O5, 500, 1000
a. IN, 1905 U-15 all Dining Cars. 800,
(S.O5 Dining carr, ti2-Ol night, Sleeping
Car open a 1000 O'clock. Suuda y, { 90,
300 a. m. G-i5 Dining carr 500 sos
Dining Can. I2.0I night, Sleeping Car open
1000 O'Clock.
Additional trains for Philadelphia week
tla vs., daily, : 100 y. m.
ParIur Cars on all da trains.
For Atlantic CITY 1000 m, LOS
noon, and IL y. m, weekdays, 300 a. IN
Sunda V.
For Cape MAY, 1900 noon.
TEXCepJ sunday NESpTe~s trains.
RaggaEc called for aud checked from hO-
teIS and residences by Union Transfer Co.
on orders left at ticket offices. 6l9 Penn
svIvania avenue northwest New York
avenue and Fifteenth street. MT at depot.
WM. NJ. GREENE, D. T. MASIlN.
Gen. Mana ger. Mgr Pass. Traffic.
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway.
RAIIRoaDs
From station 13 1-2 st. & Pa. Ave.
In Efiect November IA. 1907.

rom station IL IL ST. ~ Ia. Ave
In Effect November IA. 1897.
For Alexandra (week days., $50. 7.05,
7.35. ex.; 500, 8.35, sos, $50, 10-05,
eX;; IL 90, II 10 a. m; 1905, eX.i 2.20, {,
lilo, 40, EOS. ex.; 2.40, $50, 3.59.
eX.; 4.l5, ex.; 4.50, 5U5, $50, ex-,
$40. sos, ex.; $50, 7.06, 500, 800,
1000, 1l.20, 11.59 p. III.
For Alexandra tSundaysi, 7.45. $40,
9.45, 1870, 11.I5a. m, I2.00 noon, 1 2. 40
l.30, 2.15, 800, 3 AS, 4.30, 5.I5, Geo,
6.45, 40, 8.15. 600, 1000, II 20 p. III.
For Mount Vernon week days go 500,
1905, .05, 11.G0 a m, I2.O5, 1.10,
2.05, 3.59, FOG p. IN.
For Mount Vernon lsundays), Z As, 8 10
a. m, 1900 noon, 2.i.5, 3.45 and edo
p. m.
For Arlington and queduct Bridge week
days., 500. s. 80, 1905, aud IL 90 a III,
1905, L. 20, Lilo. 2.O5s 2.40, $40; Ais;
$50, 6.05,- 7.06 and 500 p. IN.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge
Sundays, 7:45. s;45 9:45, 1890 Il.I5,
IN, 1900 noon, 12.45, 1.3O. 2.I5.
8 90, 3 40, 4:30, 5:15, 600, 6.45,
7:30, Si5 p. M.
Baggage checked free for passengers
holding first-class tickets at station Bi-
cycles, % cents each. Parcels carried.
uol3tr
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WANTED Literary oOun se3OI to place
nlanuscripts on commission. Address l.
H. this office nol4-36
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
UUu f street Northwest.

uoId filings and bridge wers a spe-
ciaity. at the lowest price; amai gam ill
lngs, DOC; rGii sets ot teeth en- plates, Sc,
Extracting, either by gas or local spray.
absolutely painless. 5oc; without, 25c; all
work done by experts, and guaranteed the
BEST; open on sundays from 10 to !
O'Clock mh22-tf
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Mr.. BRACKEN,

Also Mrs. Bracken, test and business
mediums; Sittiugs daily, 10 a. ~. 20 ,
Ladies'. soc: gents 81. Test circle every
Wednesday evening. 25c. Developing class
Monday evenings, 25c. 5S IL ST. NV.
mol 2-3U
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Yonr DESTINY Foretnld b.
Your Destiny Foretold by
Madame Lamont,

The Great Clairvoyant and Palmist
Why remain in doubt about the outcome
OF important affairs OF your life? Consult
this gifted woman. She can give you the
Information yuu are seeking. All your
wishes and desires can be aCCOmpl iShed.
Bad and evil influences remover. Full
names given. Charges, soc and 81, 1903
st. NV. mol I-24t-eu
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PERSONALS.


II you are ruptured, you should have
properly adjusted truss. one that will
retain the hernia, and yet be comfortable.
Cur more than twenty years experience ia
fittbg, enables us 10 give satiSfa CtIOu-
All trusses guaranteed.
Abdominal supplies, elastic hosiery,
euspenSUrieS, etc.
Washington Surgical instrument House,
110S F Street \. ".
Hcl4 3mo
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Vino planned this scheme:
Raad this and ituIVpt
STANDARDIZATION

Studio, 500 IZth 81 NV.
Lifereader, paImist. healer Spencer Wal
ton is tue only life reader in the woIld
who has ever been consulted by Miss Eva o.
gelina Cisneros, the beautiful Cuban girl r
Gently rescued al midnight IN Cuba, 10y
Karl Decker, from the vIildinouS grasp o.
Weyler and the unWentiOHable horrors or
a Spanish all Miss CiSnerOS original
Havana picture, her hand impressions.
motto and signed testimonial were given
10y her 10 Spencer Walton, vino read her
life Oct. > 5 in Washington, .tHd can ne seen
at this studio only. Spencer Walton gives
he readings on all afRairs from 10 a m.
u p. IN. daily and Sundays. Test his
ability al your own price. Tins proves he
can satisfy you. nOi4-St
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FOR SALE AID RENT.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN
BY

THOMAS L. WAGGAMAN, 9lT F st.nw.
THREE STORY BRICK AND FRAME
HOUSES FOR SALE,
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Lot on Kenesaw ave-,
Columbia Heights, for one or two me-
dunn sized houses, with yards; Capitol Hill
preferred; also lovely house In Falls
Church, Va, for city home. Address
OWNER, 1126 9Th st. NV. noI3- -6t-em
WILL trade high-grade bicycle; good as
new; for good horse and harness. After
y. N. 49 4th st. NV. mol 3-3t
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wANTED-PosTAeE STAMPS.

WANTED-For casn, all kinds of United
states postage and Department. stamps:
ooilectlons also bought. H. F. DUNK
HURST, 1905 tn st. NV oc9-tr
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MME. THEO.

Medium and card reader; Washington's
most famous clairvoyant and alnist; CON
suit her on business, love and family af-
FAIRS; reun1teS the separated: removes
spells; causes speedy marriages, and gives
good luck; open daily; German spoken: &c.
and soc, 929 ii st. NV. no6-l4t
YOU'LL "SMOLE THE SMILE of the
contented If you happen To get suit
or overcoat thardly any worm that is
custom-made and are sold so that you'll
come again; take the tip. JUSTH'S OLD
STA ND, 619 ID st.nw. no9-Tt
NINE. La RAU, medium; tells past and
present; gives luck. 1923 IL ST. NV.
walk upstairs. noS-lm,em
SPlRIIU ALISM Mrs. Zoller, medium,
1l02 N. Y ave. 9th and NV J, seaBceS
Tuesday aid Friday evenings: interviews
daily; Sunday evening meetings Typo
graphical Hall, 425 G st. NV. nOS-7tem
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FOR RENT At 9O6 NJ st. nw. two nicely
fur. rooms. nol4-3b
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FOR RENT-Small furnished room, with
bath; very reasonable. 1909 18th ST.
NV. no14-3t
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WANTED-The acquaintance Of a work
InE-gir, by young man with small ca p1tai;
10 start business. A ddreSs o. X, this office.
n14-3t
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NAN1ED-By q cOlOTed girl "a place as
chamierm5lid, 10 do ighI housekeeping
ur 81 nurse for children. Address ANNIE.
23l \. Cap. st. mol 4-3t
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FOR RENT COS = 18th ST.. opposite Pen
siol office, story and basement urlcb
house, a M i. Inquire at Gl4 Sd ST. nv.
uol4-3J
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wANTED-A tailor, at 500 st. G.
JAEGER, Proprietor. nol@-3t
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HELP ANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE

WANTElt-Meu, women. children. su-
lititOrS t-eryWHere. our handsome, az
Iustrated, c0Iurcd Christmas edition sells
al -;EhI. send 25c. Tor copies, agency,
etc. DEMbREST FAMILY AAGAZIN +.
agency dept New York. uoi4 4-3I
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FOR sALE-HOTELS.

FOR SALE-Large hotel, Laurel, Md, on
new electric road; furnished, at less than
half cost; small cash pa yment. J. s,
SWORMSTEDT, 913 F st. NV. no13-7t
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FOR RENT -2d-rloor communicating rooms,
with closets; board if desired. 52l 81
st, NV. mol lat
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MANrED-AGENTs.

WANTTI-A gents for the best seller in
the city Washington Havana Shorts
lUll Pa ave IT
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nELp wANrKn-MALR.

~ WANTEn-Two experienced bushelInen at
once. 222 l-2 st NV. II
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FOR. RENT-Fur. rooms; bath, gas. heat
906 NJ st. NV. mol 43U
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ETED--Furniture of every GescTip-
ton; merchandise, show cases, store
fixtures, stoves, etc. if you have anything
70 sell at auction, send for nae. j. q.
SlNCLA IR, auctiUneer; sales every Tues
day ana Thursday, 626 La. ave 81 { 4t.
NV. mol 4-6t
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60 TO Dunlap to buy or SILL out a bust
:, ness quick. BUSINESS BROK Err, 906
st. nol1-3t
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pplieants for admission to
tile Bachelors and WIDOWS Home, near
the war Department; accomn, odations with
or without board; pardphemalia complete.
Address BACHELOR 5 HALL, this pfiiee.
GOl4-3t
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CIGAR STORE Near busy corner: fix
tures alone worth amount asked; price
SI00. DUNLAP, sos st. noI4-3t
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WANTED-A secondhand delivery wagon
ln tirst-class condition: must he cheap.
address, with description and lowest price,
WAGON, Box 90, this office. nol5-3t
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FOR RENT Fur. rooms FOR fight house
keeping' with quiet people. 1893 l.
ST. NV nol4-3t
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For RENT-RoOMS.

FOR RENT sos 9th st. NV, fine fur
niShed rooms, by the day, week or month.
charges reasonable. mol o-3t
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FAMlL Y leaving town Will rent newly fur.
house reasonable. Address i. p, this OF
lice. uOI4-3t
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WANTED Cooks. dishwasners. and wair
ere, porteTs, drivers, clerks, laDorers,
boys. places furnished tin suited Gil
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. AZ lth st.
NV. nolo-St
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bunch; Pineapples.. d per dozen;
Dates, &c per ID.
DRIED FRUITS-Following are the
prices furnished by the san FRANCISCO
do. &C; fancy. C; choice, C; standard,
6Iac; prime. 5l2c. Peaches-Fancy, &c;
choice &C. standard 413c; prime, 4c; peel
ed in boxes, &C. Nectarines-Fancy, &C;
choice, C; standard. C; prime, C.
Pears-Fancy, halves, C; do, quarters
Apples-Evaporated SAC; sundried, .2a2l2c.
Prunes-4 sizes, 2d2Ac. Figs-White, &c;
Black do, &C. Plums-112c for unpitted
and &c for pitted.
Raisins-Carload lots, F. O. B. Fresno
In sacks OF, 50-1b boxes-Four- crown
loose, Sc. Seedless Sultanas, &c; Seedless
Muscatels, 4Ec; dried grapes, &C. In 2O-1b
boxes-Three-crown London layers, 81;
clusters, $: Dehesa clusters, $; Imperial
clusters, $.
BUTTER Creamery-Fancy, 1619G1712c
per ID; seconds, 1513@l6c per 10. D Isnryo.
Fancy, 14l2@15c: good to choice, 13Ql4c;
lower grades, Haze.
ESE-Fancy mild new, SC; fair
to good 7m71hc; California Cream Ched-
dar, 11d12c; Young America, Su9c: East
ern, 14@1519c per ID; Western 124l4c.
EGGS-101a@111ac per dozen for store and
12G14c per dozen for ranch Eastern, 114
Pie Duck Eggs, 13c per dozen. -
POULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblers, Y
Ml3c: Hens 11Q12c per h. BOOSTERS, $40
4 50 for old and Sc SOFAS for young Broil-
ers. 81 25d3 so for small, S4 50I5 for large:
Fryers S506; Hens, So 50M5; Ducks, 50 %
@3 so for old; $405, so for young; Geese, Zoe
81 2oli1 80 per dozen.
GAME-NOminal
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NOTICE.

In regard to Department Stores or
Single Department Stores. 1t may be
that our little head notes have not
been understood We have always
maintained that a single Department
Store carrying only what is worn by
the female sex, or a store that carries
only mems goods for mems wear, can
sell as low if not lower than what
store does that carries both mems and
women's wear, in connection with brok-
erage business, butcher business or
any other line not directly connect
ed with the ones spoken of above. Fac
tory mills make only as a rule distinct
lines. Meaning Hosiery Mills, does not
make muslins or sheetings. Shoe fac
tory does not weave cloths or fiannels,
and the writer is willing to be put on
record for saying that an exclusive dry
goods stOre-such as you see in large
cities-knocks out the prices from any
of your Department Stores, as their
mind and attention is only devoted to
those things that become familiar to
him. AS far as the Red House is
concerned we do not want a dollars
worth of your trade unless we are a
shade under in many of our lines, and
a great deal in others. To think for a
moment that the public will pay one
store more than another for goods must
have a diseased mind.-C. H. G.
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WERE ON PLEASURE BENT.
But They Managed TO Mix a Little
Trouble With 1t.

Four women faced each other in a
Third avenue Il" car the other even
ing, says the New York Herald" hav-
ing been fortunate enough to secure two
cross seats. They We're young, fairly
comedy. and were on pleasure bent, for
they carried dancing slippers wrapped
in newspapers and there We're glimpses
of gaudy gowns beneath their long,
coarse cloaks.
DO you mind ridin' Backward"
Yes; it always makes me sick on
my stomach
We'll you take my seat Annie; /
don't mind it a Bit
The exchange was made and the con-
versation became general.
My husband said / had no business
TO be thinkin' of dancin' when I had a
baby an Homework to look after. But
l guess when he wants drink or a
cigar he gets EN-, and why shouldn't
I have a little dance if l like?''
Sure was the response of the
youngest woman. ''The men think they
own US; that's the trouble"
There Amt any man ownin' you
yet" retorted the first speaker with a
chuclxle. and you'd better hurry up
| Mary
Mary's face grew crimson.
"Oh, there's time enough" she re-
piled Il amt obliged to marry tc
keep from starving. like some people,
What dye mean by that?"
'.Oh, nothin.''
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mitter the sensitive mica was set in
vibration, becoming alternately concave
and convex.
When convex it dispersed the rays
and when concave it concentrated them
at a point much nearer than the para
bolic mirror. In both cases the result
was the same-the amount of light TO-
cused on the selenium was diminished.
and this variation was in exact CORE
spondence with the sound waves acting
on the mica
TALKING TO MARS.
The variations in the conductivity of
the selenium varied the strength of the
electric current passing through it in
the same manner, and the sounds were
reproduced in the usual way
The rest is merely a question of the
size of the apparatus and its perfect ad-
ustment If a reflector-or a series of
refiectors made to vibrate in unison by
means of an electric current-large
enough to turn an appreciate beam of
light upon the earth could be set up in
Mars, and parabolic receiver of ade-
quate dimensions constructed upon the
earth, the speech of the Martians might
be heard upon our planet. The theory is
flawless.
Nor does the actual accomplishment
of this feat Of bringing to the ear of
man sounds produced in other worlds
seem wholly out of the question when
we consider the astonishing accuracy
and sensitiveness of modern scientific
Instruments A deviation of less than
the one thousandth of an inch in the
polished surface of the object lens of a
big telescope would render it worthless.
The chemical constitution of a star
too remote to be seen by the naked eye
is disclosed by the spectroscope, and by
means of the balometer-a sort of SUI
persensitive celestial thermometer-its
temperature may be registered with
surprising eXactness.
1t is doubtless an astounding pro-
ject-this of telephoning across the
abysses of empty space-but in view of
all that has come to pass it is just as
well not to be too dogmatic.-New York
Herald.
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SACRAMENTO MARK Er.
No Change in Quotations in Local Pro-
duce Circles.
Sacramento. Inne

Sacramento June 5th.
There were no changes in quotations in
local produce circles. Trade was of only
fair proportions for the closing day of the
week.
Following are the retail prices for the
various articles mentioned:
FLOUR-Family Extras, 81 % per 100
IBIS. 81 Is for 80 TBS.
Oranges-Havana Seedlings %
6f4oc per dozen; Lines, loo; Lemons. 15Qu
SO ner dozen; Cocoanuts, I0c each: Ra-
nanas. Csc per dozen; Strawberries. SC per
BASKET. Cherries, 5Q10c per ID: Gooseber-
ries sc per 10; Raspberries, 10c per 10.
WiId Blackberries, Toe per fb: Currants
loc per 10; Apricots 10c per 10.
NTTTS-New Walnuts, l2l5c per III. New
Almonds 12lac; New Brazils, Pic: Pc
cans. I6c; Filberts. 15c; Chestnuts. zoe:
pine Nuts, 15c; Hickory Nuts, loc.
DAIRY observation-disclosures. c00
2Ic per 10: Mountain. zoe; Valley Roll lST
zoe. Petaluma, Sc per roll; Creamery, CSC
per roll. Cheese-California. l5c per ID:
Young America. lie; Eastern Dreamer
l54I2Oc; Genuine Swiss, 4oe: America n
Swiss. zoe: Martins Creamery. zoe: Sage
Cheese. zoe; Neufchatel. Ice
VICfET ABLES-Spinach, sc per n. AS
paragus, fancy, &c: common. &c per ID;
Peas. 215c per ID: Cucurnbers. sc each: To-
matoes. IeIac psr n. Celery, sc per head
Caulifower, Zoe per head: Artichokes. Acc
per dozen; Rhubarb, DC per ID: New Pota-
toes, 25ac per ID: Nevada and Oregon Pota-
toes. 81 50 per 100 lbs; New Early York