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FOR RENT-uNFuRsIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHE ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Two room unfinished: third story.
Ui9 9Th 81. NV. ap2s-3t
FOR RENT-Thrce or four large rooms; bath;
het and cold water; cheap rent; second ioor.
62I st. nv ap28-3t
FOR RENT-Two beautiful unfur rooms; second
floor: suitable for light housekeeping; price
$40. Cali Isl st. ne. ap2s-3t
FOR RENT-Two or three unfurnished rooms;
suitable Tor Light housekeeping; i'll a we'll
kept house: convenient u Capitol and Library:
also furnished rooms, with board, if desired.
PIG Sd 81. 1t
FOR RENT-8-rooln fat, I'd floor; bath, gas; cool
corner house. 2Si st. NV. Item
FOR RENT-One to three unfurnished front
rooms; light housekeeping; rent reasonable.
l0l Z St Sc ap27 -3t-em
FOR RENT-8 communicating uufurnished rooms:
a. m J.; for light housekeeping; rent, So
per month. Apply 1858 sth ST NV ap27-8t-em
and use OF bath; on second floor; IN corner
house; $ month; convenient TO Coy. Printing
Otfce 1881 Second ST Item
FOR RENT-Beautiful fats unfur; I'd and Sd
fOOEs; pressed brick; bay windows; lawn in
front; refs. exchanged. sl2 9th st. nv. ap27 73t
FOR RENT-Three rooms on I'd floor, with bath;
price, $50 per month. 20l2 9th 81. NV.
aI2t-ot
FOR RENT-second floor, consisting Of unfur
rooms and bath; bay window; nice neighbor
hood and house: southern and northern ex-
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BOX lS9, this Office. ap27-3t
FOR RENT-ls25 18th St NV; or unfur.
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FOR RENT-Three unfur. rooms: Sd floor. s17
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~, y,r-,-r ~, ~,
light; entire I'd floor, ST. 2lS 5th ST. Sc
ap27-St
FOR RENT Unfurnished, nice rooms and bath:
heat and gas; light housekeeping permitted; ;
reasonable Cali rs sth st. NV ap25-2t
FOR RENT -nf1r, 3 rooms, I'd floor; heat, gas
bath: large. cool, house, wide halls; rent
reasonable. @2I 9th 81. sc. apz7-3t
FOR RENT large. unfinished rooms: rent
$3.50. 439 II st. sw. ap26-3t-em
FOR RENT-2 furnished rooms; with hath: r.nt
reasonable. 1929 9Th st. NV. apc 6-:}t en-
FOR RENT unfinished rooms ID floor: 3 on
3D.; Summer rates. 40i East Capitol.
FOR RENT-Large unfinished rarlors; light
business; near Palais Royal; So. 723 llth
81 h" ap2G6t
FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms: second
fo5ri cheap 10 right party 2ll$ Pa. ave.
nT. an263t
FOR RENT Two OF three unfinished rooms for
light housekeeping. il9 II ST. NV ap26St
FOR RENT-3 large, communicating rooms. un-
furnished; heat, gas, bath; lines cars. 903
o 81 NV. ap25-3t-em
FOR RENT uiurn 3 large rooms. entire "a
hoar newly paPered; light housekeeping By
Capito.. Library and car lines. l29 \ st. ne.
ap25-st-Cm
FOR RENT-Largc unfinished rooms for light
housekeeping furnished rooms bath gas
large ijwE, shade, etc. Call after / r. m. 252s
/ =. 3u2l-:ir-ern
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FOR SALE-Cheap. small grocery store; must be
sold by the 1st; price, S75. 126 sw.
ou0-
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STU ATIONS WsNTED-FEMALE

WANTED-By colored woman. situation to cook.
wash and iron and ehambermaid; references.
s2l Franklin ST. ap2S3t
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FOR RENT-RUOMS.


FOR RENT-309 G St NV, furnished. Communi-
eating rooms; second and third floors; two
furnished, communicating; kitchen; suitable for
laundry. ap2S-St
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NASTED-Male help for city and country, see Us
at once BUSINESS BUREAU. rs l2th 81.
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To Convoy Treasure ships.

San Francisco, July l5.-Referring TO the
gunboat Bennington, which sailed yes
terday. the Examiner says:
'She will be heard from next at some
port on Puget sound. possibly Port Town
send. II is rumored that definite know
ledge has been received regarding the
whereabouts OF the Spanish privateer. OF
which considerable mention has been
made. Several vessels laden with gold are
expected from st. Michael. The gunboat
Wheeling was sent 10 that port some time
since to guard American interests there.
Just how the warships may act In con-
junction Is not given out. but IL Is believed
that the Bennington will divide the work
Of patrol duty with the Wheeling The
latter might come part Of the voyage with
the treasure ships and the Bennington
continue the journey to this or the sound
ports"
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of every judicious person who is out
of health.
The underlying cause of de-
bility, apparent In headaches, dyspep-
STA, sleeplessness and neuralgia, is
faulty nutrition of the entire nervous
system.
SO long as the blood is pale, watery
and hampered by bad humors the
nerves INC assimilate proper nour-
ishment. no matter how much food is
taken into the system. Paine's celery
compound arouse a hearty appetite.
regulates the bowels and brings about
a normal action of the liver.
This is the sweeping n thorough
mi in which Paine's celery COM
pound flees the system not only of
rheumatism, eczema, salt rheum and
other diseases due to impure blood
but also of neuralgia, sleeplessness and
vou headaches and dyspepsia that
are brought about by a run down"
state of the nerves.
The use OF Paine's celery compound
makes all the difference between i'm
pure. sluggish blood and tired nerves:
and healthy, energetic bodily condition.
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vorable or IL a postponement be desirable
on some other grounds, the bout is to be
brought of some afternoon between Sep
TENDER 10 and ~.
The men who affixed their signatures to
the documents were McGray. represent
ing the club; George +. Consldine. on be-
half OF Csrbett. and w. b. Gray, for Nc
Coy William A. Brady was present when
the articles were signed. and he insisted
that the words for the heavyweight
championship of the world should be in
serted. This was done. although w. r.
Gray said that F1tzsimmons was the
champion. and hat II Mccoy won the
coming fight he would not claim the
heavyweight championship. Sharkey. who
was also present. said he was anxious to
meet Corbett or Mccoy. or both on the
same day, but his proposition was not
listened to.
Both pugilists have begun training. Cor
bett at Asbury park, and Mccoy has
established training quarters at Jim Dou-
grey's place on Saratoga lake. Each of
the principles, as well as the managers of
the club, will deposit s.. 500 within a week
to bind the agreement. The stakeholder
under the present agreement is AL Smith.
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Governor Elisha Dyer was elected
governor of Rhode Island in 1897 and
reelected in 1898.
Governor Dyer is a graduate from
Brown university and Giessen universe
ty, Germany. He served as sergeant
during he civil war, and was adjutant
general Of Rhode Island from 1882 TO
1895. He wrote. April Il. 1898:
II have heard so many fattering
statements of what Paine's celery COM
pound has done hat / feel sure it will
be of very great benefit to me. par
ticularly at this time. when l have so
much anxiety and nervous strain
Palne's celery compound, upon which
so much praise has been bestowed,
which the wealthy and those in the
highest positions unhesitatingly endorse,
is within the reach of the humblest
family in the land.
The incalculable amount OF good that
Paine's celery compound is doing in
making sick and even despairing peo-
pie well should compel the attention
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Barcelona IL Panic stricken.

London. July 15.-1t In announced in
a special dispatch from Barcelona this
afternoon hat the inhabitants Of that
city are panic-stricken. They believe
the Americans will select defenseless
Barcelona as the point to lombard. The
local banks are removing their specie to
the country. the merchants are sending
their goods to places Of safety and many
French are leaving. The governor of
Barcelona has informed the people that
they cannot expect help from the gov
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SPANS TERMS OF PEACE
She Does Not Yet Know That
She Is Whipped.
TO RETAIN PORTO RICO
Cuba 10 Be Allowed TO Vote for Auton-
omy OF Independence-won't Give
Up Phiippines-Constitutional
Guarantees Suspended.

Madrid. July Is. noon--rhe pacific
tendency is increasing. The general
public take a favorable view Of the
suggestion that the powers should at
tempt the re-establishment of peace.
but. It is said. contrary TO reports sur
rent. France has not taken the initia-
tive. The minister of war. General
Correa. is quoted as saying, In an in
terview. he thought peace might be ar
ranged on the following terms:
The United States and Spain TO agree
to let the Cubans decide by plebiscite
whether they desire independence or
autonomy under the suzerainty OF
Spain. The governments to agree to
abide by the result of the plebiscite,
and In the event Of the Cubans voting
for independence. the United States TO
allow Spain nine months In which TO
Srithdraw her army gradually and dig
nffledly from Cuba.
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not known that the squadron has as yet
made the demand. or that any force to
execute il has been exerted. ON the on
trary the department has been officially
advised that the admiral's instruc-
lions are confined to making a de-
mand for the complete and speedy set
tlement' Of the award made by the presi-
dent of the United States. His instruc-
lions do not go 10 the extent of directing
him TO seize the custom house at Cartha-
gena, as was NJ first reported. Although
the admiral is now preparing to exert
force. the impression prevails that the
settlement will be reached without the
actual display OF force.
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standing of the Clubs.
Gold Prom Daw son.

Victoria. b.. G., July l5.-Twenty miners
from Dawson City. with about three-quar-
tiers of a million dollars worth Of gold
and drafts. arrived tonight on the steam
er Cottage City. bound for Seattle. They
report that another party with a SINH
lar amount OF gold. who came up the Yu-
kon river with them. are on board the
steamer City Of Seattle. which Is expect
ed 20 arrive late tonight. Skagway adj
vices say that "Soapy" Smith. a we'll
known gambler. was shot ana killed at
Skagway July s.
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shifting the Responsibility.

Madrid, July 15.-Premier Sagasta
declares that neither the government
in Cuba nor Spain has Interviewed m
the negotiations for the surrender Of
Santiago. He adds hat the surrender
came within the province OF Genera
Toral and under his responsibility. AMI
the general simply announced the gar
rison had ca~pitulated.
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At Peoria.

Peoria, Ill, July i5.-The races at the
mile track closed to-day with the break
ing of the 3-year-old pacing record three
times in one race by Klatowah, a bay
stallion owned by Heating Of Pleasanton.
wah won the three heats In 2:07A. 200 and
2:o6L. Results: 2:25 trot. purse s6OO-Belle
J. won in three straight heats; best time.
2:16h. 2:l6 pace. purse H,00-Klatowah
won in straight heats; best time, 2:06h.
2:30 pace. purse s600-Miss Hogan won I'm
three straight heats; best time, 2:10h.
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longs-Manila won Lily Paxton second.
La Josephine third; time. :ssA. Six fur
l~ones-Lady Hamilton won. Gladys Y. sec
ond. Correspondent third: time. l:i6. Five
furlongs-Peari Barns won. Our Nellie
second. Genua third: time. 1:o2A. Six fur
~longs-Jack Martin won. Travis second.
Big Fellow third: time, La. Six and a
half MISUNDERSTANDING won. Kisme
second. Sorrow third; time. la One mile
Lena won, silva second. Mystery third;
time, 1:il.
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Steamship Line TO Manila.

Seattle, Wash, July 15.-SAipplng
men here believe that the Paciic Coasi
Steamship company intends to establish
a line TO Manila. They base their orin-
ion on the ann in which the troop
ships Senator and City Of Puebla were
fitted out, the equipment of the vessels
indicating tina their services to the
Philippines Is net to be temporary.
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The Irene Incident.

London, July 16.-The Berlin CORE
spondent OF the Times says: THE
Irene incident is hardly commented
upon here. but the fact that no official
denial 10 forthcoming is worthy Of
note.
The vossische ZietunE recognizes the
Importance of the fall of Santiago. but
emphasizes the fact that Cuba is in no
way lost 10 Spain. as Santiago If &C.
cupying no strategic importance now
that Admiral Cervera's squadron is de-
stroved"
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Montana Appointments.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington. July l5.-Jesse r. Miller OF
Columbia Falls Mont, has been admitted
10 practice as an attorney for claimants
before the interior department.
Archibald Eachnie has been appointed
postmaster at Merino. MeagheT county.
Mont. vice Hood. resigned.
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Tribute to hinese

Washington July 15.-The state DC
partment posts a bulletin stating Al
miral Dewey pays his tribute TO the
chinese on board the American ships
at the battle of Manila. and sogpcsIs
they should receive recognition by BE-
ing made citizens OF the United states.
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May Not Employ Force.

Washington, July ib-The state depart
ment has been Informed that the Italian
squadron, under Admiral Candiani. has
reached Colombian waters preparatory to
making a demand on the republic % Co
lombia for the immediate aymen Of
$4,000 awarded by President Cleveland to
Ernesto Cerruti, an Italian citizen. Il Is
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Another TRANSPORT.

Tacoma. July 15.-The big Northern
Pacific liner Arizona. recently pur-
chased. hy the government. will sail
early this morning for San Francisco.
where she will be armed and equipped
for a voyage TO Manila as a transport
ship. The Alaska. now at Glasgow, viii
supersede the Arizona.
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Work ~Suspeuded-

Omaha. July 15.-work Is practically
suspended at Cudahy's packing house.
The killing gangs have gone out In sym
patty with the laborers. Al Swift's the
hog butchers are at work. At the Ham
mond plant matters are unchanged. The
Omaha is unaffected yet. over 1900 men
are now out.
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ARTICLES SIGNED.

An Agreement Between Corbett and Me-
Coy for a Twenty-RounJ Contest.
New York, July 15.-Articles Of agree
ment, which will govern a 2O-round glove
contest between J. ]. Corbett and Kid
Mccoy, were signed to-day at Considine's
hotel by representatives of both men. Ac-
cording to the agreement, the men will
fight for a purse of s2O. OcO. winner TO take
all, before the Hawthorne Athletic club
of Buffalo. N. Y, on the afternoon of
September 10. II the weather be unfa-
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RIGHTS SUSPENDED.
Considered as Preliminary to n Request
for Peace.

Madrid, July ia decree is publish
ed suspending throughout Spain the
I. rights of individuals as guaranteed by
h constitution. Publication of the
decree is accepted as proof that peace
negotiations are actually in progress.
= The government wishes to have full
power to suppress evidences of discord
or rebellion which might appear. Pre-
mier Sagasta is quoted as saying Spain
wants peace. but "it must be an hon.
orable peace. as Spain deserves. The
army Is anxious to resist to the last.
but the government cannot consent to
such useless sacrifice. Had we our
Meet, the situation would be very diff
ferent"
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At

Vancouver. b. c., July 15.-Hastings
track results: 800 trot-Alameda won.
Johnny Wallace second. Fred G. third:
time. 2:43A. Pony half-mile-Little Bessie
won. Swlpes second: time. :56k. Five
eighths OF a mile-Goldbug won. Jim
Bozeman second. Root third; time. 1:05.
2:30 trot-Alameda won. Kin Patchen
second. Johnny Bismarck third; time.
Pc.
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n Was

New York. July Is The 25-round box
ing contest between Jack Daily OF VIII
mington and Jimmy Curran Of England,
which was 10 have taken place tonight,
has been indefinitely postponed owing 10
the sudden Illness OF Daily.
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At Chicago.

Chicago. July i5.-wsshington park re-
suits: Mile-Rosinante won. Yuba Dam
second. Forte third: time. 1:i0.. one mile
The Tarcoon won. Hugh Penny second.
Satsuma third: time, $40. Six furlongs-
Mary Black won. Tsrtarian second. Miss
Casey third; time. 1:IA Five furlongs-
Spirituelle won. Sevens second. Souchon
third: time. 1904. Mile and so yards
kratz won, High Hoe second, Nathanson
third; time. 1:i3h
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Excitement ut Cadiz.

cadiz. July 15.-There is great excite
ment here. owing to the expected COM
Ing OF Commodore Watson. Many are
leaving. The Spanish mail teamer
plying between this port and Tangiers
will cease 10 run next week.
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SPANS War Loan.

Madrid. July Is. Z p. m.-The Bank
OF Spain has opened subscriptions for
treasury bonds. Already 1000, 900 pc
setas have been taken.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

Baltimore. July 16.-The Orioles made n
Garrison finish to-day and won out I'm the
ninth inning. with the score 5 TO 3 against
them, Chicago went TO bat i'm the ninth
and scored six runs on two triples. n dou-
BILE. a single. a base on balls and two err
rors. In their half the Baltimores solved
Wood delivery for five singles and a
double, and won the game with one man
out. Everitt and Mccormick INDUCED in
a hst fight on the visitors bench. the re-
suit of which badinage as to which was
accountable for an error. Grand stand
patrons separated the beligerents, but
Mccormick was too badly used up to con-
niue play. Attendance 1.26s. Score:
r. IL. L.
Baltimore ........ .................1O IA 3
Chicago ........... .............. u 4
Batteries-Nops and Clarke; Woods and
Donohue. Umpires-Connolly and Snyder.
New York. July 15.-The Brooklyns won
a thinning game from the Browns this
afternoon. Miller started in to pitch for
the home team. but was taken III in the
second inning and Dunn took his place.
Attendance 700. Score:
n. II. L.
BROOKLYN $1,000. ....'.'.''"...''' Il j
ST. Louis z
Batteries-Mnler. Dunn and Ryan;
Hughey and sugden. Umpires-Gafney
and Brown
Washington, July l5.-wrigley's error In
the seventh gave Cleveland the game. At
Tendance 100. Score:
washington ........ ........s'..'.4 ~ =
Cleveland ...... ................... I
acknowledging and Mcclure; Will
son and o'Connor. Umpires-Swartwood
and Wood.
Philadelphia. July l5.-The PhiIIies easily
defeated Cincinnati to-day. Dwyer was
hit hard and was relieved by Hin. while
the Reds could do very little with Finelds'
pitching. Attendance 3,4l2. Score:
r. H.. Z.
"fhIadelphla '.....'' ''..'.''"''" IL s
Cincinnati ........ .............,. 4 3
Batteries-Dwyer. Hin and Vaughn; III
field and Mcfarland. Umpires-Emslle
and Hunt.
Boston. July l5.-The champions played
wretchediy in the field to-day. were weak
at the bat and easily shut out by Pitts
burg. Attendance 1850. Score:
n. /. T..
P1ttsburg ........ .................b l
Batteries-Tannehill and Bowerman;
Lewis and Bergen. Umpires-o'Day and
Mcdonald.
New York. July II The Colonies broke
the Giants winning to-day scoring a vic
tory through the erratic pitching of Nee
kin and errors by Doyle and Van Hal
tren at critical stages OF the game. At
tendance 1900. Score:
r. II. r.
New York;, -. ................. 10 3
Louisville .,......... .............. . l
Batteries-Meekin and Warner; Gun
ningham and Kittredge. Umpires-Lynch
and Andrews.
Seattle. July 15-Seattle won an uphill
game in the ninth inning. when four runs
were made. Score:
r. II. e.
Seattle 10000. ......."...S Z
Batteries - Comiskey and Hartman:
Murray and Murphy. Umpire-O'Toole.
Tacoma, July 15.-The Tacomas lost
through errors to-day. Score.
II. H. T..
Tacoma ......... ................. ii I
SPOKANE ...,s..'.. ..s....ssss..... .
Batteries-Gof and Kelly: PARROT and
Pace. Umpire-Campbell.
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Detroit. July 15.-Results al Highland
park: 2:35 trot-Tacoma won in straight
heats; best time, 2:l4h. 2l2 pace-Charlie
b. won in straight heats: best time, 2:1I.
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Notice of Meeting of Equalization Board.

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment book of Deer Lodge county, state
of Montana, has been completed by the
assessor of said county and has been
delivered to the county clerk OF said
county, and that the board of county
commissioner of said county will meet
as a board of equalization to equalize as
sessments on the third Monday of July,
1898. and continue in session Monday and
Tuesday of each week until their labors
are completed. unless their business re-
duire IT. when they will meet in continu-
Gus session.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1895.
NJ. MARTIN.
Clerk of Board OF CommissiOners.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Reach,

New York. July l5.-Sloane made his
first appearance at Brighton Beach to-day
since his recent illness. and and George
Keene Q winner in the fourth race Re
suits: Five f~urlongs. selling-Don Blass
won. Salsire second. Adsxus third. time.
1:02A. Five furlongs. selling-Rare Per-
fume won. Lady Exile second. Subject
third: time. 1:o2 One mile, sening-Rotter-
dam won. Glenoine second. Doggett third:
time. l:f3. Mile and a stxteenth-George
Keene won. Csldron second. Isidor third:
time. l:tsk. Five ~furlongs. selling-Miz-
pah won. Bunoon second. Swamp Angel
third; time. 1:0l%. Mile. selling-Philip
won. Concord second. Hsnlon third: time,
l:S.
At st. Louis.
st. Louis, July B-Weather pleasant:
track fast Results. Four and a half fur-
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Greene Renomin0ted.

Lincoln, Neb., July 15.-Congressman
Greene has been renominated by the pop
ulists.