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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-25
Total Sales.
General Quotations.

Flour-Receipts. ii,so barrels: exports
p. go barrels: market inactive and easier
Wheat Receipts. i59 SO bushes: exports
1se.s0o bushels. spot. easy: No. red. Nc.
fob. options opened weak under disap-
pointing cah,es and crops news. They rail-
lied on higher closing Paris cables. but
were finally depressed by rumors in the
grain trade No. red July closed &c.
Wc0l-Quiet.
Hops-Quiet.
Cofee-Op;ions, steady: unchanged to )
points net lower Sales 5.T5o bags includ-
Ing July, 55oc. SpotRio, dull: No. in
voice, Sac; No. joo5ing. es.c; mild. quiet
Cordova. sisqI i5isc.
Sugar Raw. dull barely steady, fair re-
timing. 3Ac; centrifugal. 80 test, 44c; re-
fined. quiet.
Metals.
Pig irou--WarraEts S. 5ofs6.eA
Jopper-iake slisayl2
Tin la.iss.l5--5.
Spelier- SssGea2s
Leads aSks4
The firm that fixes the sailing price for
miners ard smei;ers quotes lead 1915 at
the close
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WATER FRONT VOTES,

Ship o. yf~nea, hsuief assgf e~S.4a she
s9asn oUnke-s yesterday. she loads GOAL
for S&N Francisco
< -ncgnav $ef1e Coleman ~tsfra hzx been
f5s~3 az akge gSlsfe the sssetSo1l 4 Post VI u
,ts.-E SIrsrs 1e- arrival from the east has
s-en removed "a tne white STAR DOCK She
,m&ses shortly for 81. Michael
Tng = J. &axtlc, Ehsca has be@- under
going spFa!rS a. thA sfStson 4 Post Mil
box vas yesterday sox.-G round 20 ne
city box She - osrs~l oy Green 4 Go.
Arb viii tow vessels ~ wen Capt Fiat
sery sn9 sosInd ports
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THE MARITIME RttoRl5 NeD

that ecfore the day - half over you
viii wish that yos were In h~as Hat
that 10 the Way you feel every day.
Sow. how long do you propose Go be
weaks 4 year! There 10 no reason
that yoa aAouid he weak another
week. rhtak that over. Not anoth-
er week.
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WASHINGTON, June - -Toslay's state
fnens - the condition ef she treasury
sf.rws.
Available cash balance ..-..-... $50 IL sef
Gold reserve ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 sss gg1
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Bradstreees Financial Review.
Rrads,ree;'s financial review tomorrow
Will say:
Early IN the present week speculation
Prices sasgei of without much anima;son
neang SHOWN. and later on rallied under
manipulation directed against the short
interest which had apparently attained
considerable proportions. At the close 81
Inc week a stronger tone appeared in the
favorable eTcp advises from tae west ard
would lead 10 an early peace There was
lack Of public participation throughout,
ana the market became professional in
9cShty, while Europe has hardly been an
appTcctabie factor. The dizziness aud
saEgsng tendency are ascribed 10 a number
Of influences. The concentration OF atten-
oeen oiic OF the chief Of them though the
success OF the popular subscription ard
"a absence OF any disturbance on the
money market from that cause tend 10 De-
pfive 1t Of further force II MAY. indeed.
oe noted thar the market for railroad
oofiS mas been sxcep. ioRaliy strong and
asserted Itself. extending from sne birn-
grade bonds 10 Issues Of a secondary
grade.
The market. however, could hardly fail
to he chilled. temporarily. ar least. by the
approaching influence ~ the stamp duties
VI lhe war revenue bill. which Affects
s s.s eAsnanss dealings. loans CT money
aild transactions In foreign exchange with
more or less severity. IN fact as regards
the STOCK market, there Is some trsplAs-
tfon SHOWN as 10 whether or not the insti-
,ution OF TAX of 81 per 100 shares wifi NOT
tSiid 10 reauce public interest. The sx-
IaIsise aiAs, X IS true. taken the matter
ooiaLy ana resolved that the customer. and
,'oL ihe broker. snail DC charged with the
tax ana IL remains to be seen whether
ale dlltlohSii cost 10 speculative fransac-
Tens viii be disregarded or nor. Ii would
seem that speculative interests have bceu
soHeWhat discouraged by the declines i'm
Tie prices or grain and TIE conflicting ae-
c.uuts OF the crop Results and prospects.
ne buii movement Of prices during fhe
past year has had for its fourdarlor ina
aisn pF.css Al Which American bread
Stunts soid ana the heavy foreign demand
aoi them Consequently the drop IN pr,ces
anu me persistent stories of damage 10 I'M,
crops nave had more or less effect mar
a d1Sa..1itis a. they ars accompanies by in-
olcationS tnat Western railroad earnings
WI not compare fayorably with those IF
ne 4ast rev months. when the exec ntion
atAy AsaFy gram movement was in prog-
.ess. IN fact, It is claimed that tbs vas
rae cause OF the stoppage Of the bu,Iisn
support ana manipulation in some of rha
prominent railroad stocks and the hcsi.
saAiS zone lie market assumed. as soon
a. uouoIs ABOUT the crop began to an
pear Inc rally later on was indeed
passed on the apparent fallacy Of The cron
damage stories. wy
Bank Clearfngx
The following table. compiled nv Rraa
siest ;, SHOWS the bank ciearanees AT tina
leading cities for the week ended lima
IS. with the percentage of Increase ana
decrease as compared with the eorre-
spono'ng week last year:
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKEr.

TACOMA, June zi-Exporters figureo On
n~s "nsat are novering near tx, vita SIC
20 &c asked for old wheat ard NJ, ,sEsrs
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SYNOPSIS

Seattle Local Repor;-Msxinaurl Temper
AZURE. II degrees. minimum. "a: mean. 80.
Weather, partly cloudy. Rainfall. race. -
Il. y. SALISBURY.
Section Director. Weather Ruseau.
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PORTLAND wHEarwAnkEr

PORTLAND, June -whaat-puE and
aIcadngeo. nominal: export value for
Wa-ia Walla ssJ44slc: valley g.
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sNo' included IN totals because contain
Ing ether j'eTTs than ciesriYg~.
s'Nos Included IN totals because Of no
com partsoa for last year.
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THE COTTON MARkEr,

New Orleans,
NEW ORLEANS June a4-Cotten easy
midahng. &.
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lief the more quickly Yen will ind tt.
II you think IL can never he found
snn nre wrong. "Hads yam" has cured
-n.oVo men ~ mo were In N worse cOu-
titson thaa sou are in today. IL
makes Ep Tar all leases aud stops nnl
wnsre--oftea i'm week. Nature
sfelds to 10.
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Dairy Products.

On the Produce Exchange today the hut
ter market was firm. creamery l-nrs-.
GARY. uisg l3azc; eggs, steady: fresh. lss,c
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VAN CAMPS Pork and Beans.
DIAMOND Ice. Te... Pike 10.
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FscEr--Dufl and unchanged.
Wheat-Sprfnx. No. ?. 6SfSSc: No. / 60
&c: red. No. 2 &c.
Ecrr-No. = FAC.
Oass-No. 2 .4i~e, white, No. s-S82c:
No. 8 3izs1gsc.
Rye-No. = Sc.
Bariey-No !. a5LSc.
Fisxseef-No. L. $iS-
Mess pork-Per barrel s. Sssfs s.
Lard-Per Too pounds s. ssi-ks5s-tl
Sides-Saorr rfhs ficosee EgGs 80
Shouiders-Dry saited fhaxeil 4z.sfSc
Ssdes-S1ort clear tboxe6l. s. 5EsE
RceeiDfs ana Shipneusu
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cate aI3.s7a bushels. a. axainsx 4sskaan
bushels last week. but compared with
zlaAaa bushels In this week q year ago.
Men bushels in isss. is4e 90 bushels IN
lssS. and f.EA1a bushels in iss4
Cora exports show a very xsixhs falling
on, aggregasing for the week s.ae 81. bush
els, against s.los.se bushels last week.
-M. asD bushes . rear age ls6ae bush
els IN ISIS and 4t.a 80 huSasis in tsSz.
Business failures for the week in the
United states are about normal number
ing y. compared with 90 last week. "a
,faas week year age. rs In iSs and Il,
IN 1SsS
Business failures in the Dominion Of
1anada this week number ls, as cornpar-
Cd VITA - last week. i In the week a war
ago. y In 1885 and g IN 1895
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Cor demand. and n Assss64sssS for sixty
days, pasted rates ANt1 and Nsi9n4ss:
commercial bias. s41 Silver certificates.
asstssc Bar silver sss.e- Mexican dol
lars, l@c. Government bonds strong
State bonds dull Railroad bonds firm.
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Who :: :; :: !: :: ::

sp 20" all his dates. Hat what causes
weak backs In nimass every case
u 10 excess az acme nature. IL 10
the ahuse of some funcsiem imatead
ct It's proper use. Toe late hears.
or too much brain work. or s0ne
sort of folly. Perhaps the damage
was done years aEo.
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fAial< this ovss
II IL EeoA to esct
eut In the morn.
ing with the nenna
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Meais. Provisions ana Fish.

Fresh Meats ljohbingl beef. &c per
y. steer esef. Tisc per ib mutton siac PER
y. pork. 10 .lac per III; veal. large. 5afsc !;
wal small Sc
Provisions ttcbhingt-Hams. large iai.c
hams small. iic: breakfast bacon. lie: dry
salsed sides. Sc.
Lard tiohhing) made per 10. So F..
White Star. Sac: Coin Special sac. lard
eemponnd. tierces. si2c; Rex. sac.
Fresh Fish ftohh!ngr~HalIbut, 2ei1isc ;
ANON. Mt4isc salmon trout. ieflf2c
aqhhderx stdtc: soles. A.: rock cod sc ,
ueus isLai5c: shrimp ioc: sne., Satc :
- cod. Il; shad 4c: oysters. Olympia,
- per sack. 81 VI per gallon clans 81 80
Ssr sack. Dungsness crabs. live. 81. cooked.
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Money aoa fNehaug G.

Money IN raU 3etss per cent last .eAo.
=. PR cent prime mercantile tarsys $50
rsr reat SEEING exchange nEEa. sith
actuAs business IN haaAsTa SA1ls 81 siss1s
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

,-.r.,,u,o IN effect Noyemhe5 -, 4 &C.,, >
-, ,gr,i1s arrive and leave fsnnSy vans
Passenger 99HHpauy. local for DanyiIls.
o. aDd way stations, connects az
S snan..Ssas FOR strasbDrg, Harrison Ours 1na
hAhdss, SafIy except sunday ana a.
stad9tonuS,, With e0e Norfolk and Western.
daily. Daily. UNITED s YATES
1lIo II carries Pullman BCffes
FA S Kew YORK and Washington to
TeSt sorviIle. uniting st SALISBURY WITH I'm
pullman Sleeper lSl ,, A iii and Cbat AT
SUNK Tenn; and as Charlotte wltn fuii.
tanoO sis,eoer for Augusta. fullman beIIes
sieeper New YO:k 70 80 ,,.', ,,ti HeS
BnS connects at LynchDufE Win mesa
plaSr audi ONO Railway lpg i-sNllS'V,Hs ~. III
Natural Bridge, daily, SS ,,,i Change Jl SHa
lnStOit ~ ,-slIv CDudu( teu tourist excursion
set pee sIscDpr on this tram every Neunes-
ulro ll61d Sa turday TO san FRANCISCO WIKI
out change Local for Front Royal, ssras
40 Ia HarrisonbGTs, dahy' eNSeps sun
DAY m.-paiIy. Ioca; for charIottes.
VIE. u-Dauy. WAS HINGToN AND
TERSS Of va Pal imam YES Vestihied
i,aansrs dining cars ana day cosc he s
fTinaE serYsIS keE kp 6Sl5 - anG Chas
Ienns 1.. New York 20 Tam pa, via Char
iaIfsu fo;ufnbia. Savannah. and JaeSSonyals.
uniLlns ,S az 10 Augusta. yia Columbia.
, wtth connection for AIKEN; ;; =: Ns.
VII 10 Nemrbis. via birmingham. New
~ 70 New orleans, VIA AtianIa Ai1u
ihsrr ,.,,S1eTV VeStlDuled DAY coach WASH
;.,,',s7 70 Atlanta southern railway dAnins
lne''Gp. rsensborO to Montgomery. -.
eari ANS ON WASHtNtfION AND OttIO
,,tHTai0I leave Washington 9.ol IN
6a.T and as p IN; daily T,ScsRe snn, tS.l
Ge 49, c-gS n m. Sunday only Tor kouhtI Hin.
ss2 o, m. daily. except SUNDAY t1l Lees ,soes
e.,Tg and 6.23 D. m daily Tor hernuon-
Botts.ansS arrive at washington $50 a
- and 400 D. IN. daily. from Round HIN.
.1d Z ,o6 a. N. daily, except SIR usls . ! On
s pu and $ 81 a. m daily, sAeepe sun
cay lAoh tTaIns from che South arrive n
xuaann,neton a. O. m, 2.2O p u and
80 - M. daily. HaTTisDnburg, x 20 p.
and 0:25 d. IN. daily, except SUNDAY.
ma $40 a. N. dally from Ch1rl0ttesShl
T,cEets. sleeping cat reservation, and IN
,,rInsTion furnished at offices. 700 lou
- rvr at1 PcBus ylyani;t avenue. an al
- - s,,,-aria Railroad Passenger station
w II GREEN, Gen. SuPt.
j. N. GULF, IraffIc MAI lsAsses.
u. A TURK, Gen Pass AS6nt:
4. ;. BROWN Gs;'' AIsi' russ DeD<
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Baltin0re&0hi0

Schedule in effect Nov II. 1897
Leavo Washington frOt3 station C0Fnsr
of New Jersey avenue aud { street
Limited Iralns 1l-05. 1l-=6 a. m-. SOC
For Cincinnati Sc. Louis and rndisnspo
tied 8. 40 .. m. express f1.55 p. m
For PiItsbuTg and Cleveland. express
daily = .O5 a IN. and 500 p IA
winchester and way stations. - . N.
For e New Orleans Memphis. birmingham.
Chattano0ga. Knoxville. Bristol and koa-
noEe, 900 p m daily sleeping cars
Foe Iuray. $40 D. m daily
For Baltimore. week days. o. 80 ~
II .05. x7.IO. $50. rs. $50; 1s. 80
4 1lgSo s & 90. $40. x4.so. 455. x5 g:
x5.iO, x5- 80 x6. 20, $50. xS-oO. SD
80 20 !Ii5 xI7S 81 10 To- az SPd s6 TtL so
500 AS. &c. 90. x5-1O. q. 80: $500.
Al For Annapolis. Z o AID 8. 80 a N, 4 80
and 5. 80 IN. sundays, SO q m 4-Se
F ~ Frederick, week days. 9. 11.25 q. N.
$50. $50 .. u. sundays. . a. H. I'ls
F 70 Hagerstowu. NJ .o5 a IN and $50
For Boyd and wsy points week DAYS
500 a. m. 4-3O. $50. 20 p. IN sun
davs @ 90 a. m. l-l0s 10 Y. H4'
for GaitbersbGrg and WAY points, week
days 5, O.. a, m. 1850. SIS, as
S S;S0i is SO ASS. los. 1913 p m
Or WashiQ CfOn Junction ana way polDtA
40. $50 p. m week days .
I15p m. SUNDAYS
poyAL BLUE LINE FOR EEW IOKh
AND PHILADELPHIA-
~, ,-at,s Illuminated with RinJsoh Hgne:
"a Pbiiadelunia. New York, Boston anu
a.. Fssf week days. ZOO. ;. 10 a; ~
~ s1e ~, IL tall Dining Cars. ., TOTO Dln-
-. SaTiII2.OI night. Sleeping CaT open
me M o;cIockl sundays, 20. a. N
~ Mining Carr, 8. 1905 Dining Carr.
StI T1TnJ- sleeping Car 9pe a - Cloo :
xJ1lifi0ual trains FOR fh1dOel DiEi' NesR
aaVs daily. 5 D. N
unS ,, Cars on AL day trains
e. tIantic CITY, 10 a. u, LOO nooes
II ~ and D. ID. week days. a. u
For Tsue Nav. 1905 noon
t.G~cenr sunday. NEXDress trains
u 100 called for and checked from 10
. % - TesiIencss by Union Iransfer %
eessar,isTs left at ticket offices, 6iO tenn
on Uanfs avenue northwest New kOrk
sJNI'H-s I'D Fifteenth street, and az gsD0s
49, II GREENE. D. b. MAXIM
WI. ~ Manager. Mr.. FaSS- Trafflo
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-...---.PE PERSONALS 49,
Leroy Dc Ci|lr0
King Of All Clairvoyants and Mediums.
The Marvel of Two Hemispheres,
PERSONALS L

VIII tell at glance the object OF your
visit. Leroy De Childro is the nlOst EN-
inent life reader and Rsyehe Physician
man that ever lived, Hek tells you your
full name, age, occupa ti5n,. birth place,
number of your house ana Tie street you
live on in fact, he tells all you wish TO
know without you speaking word. he
tells about aud advises on business deals,
law suits, love affairs, marriages, divorces,
speculatioas, Investments, family troubies'
stocks, wills, mortgages, LONGS, real es-
tate, buried treasures, friends ana eneti1es,
and locates thieves, lost or stolen prop
erty auttIlo matter what you want TO know.
erty and no matter what you want to know
this wonderful man can reveal IL TO you'
and, all In all, he tells your whole
life from cradle 10 grave. He reunltes nus
bands, wives, sweethearts, etc. ana causes
Won To marry the one you love, ana as an
other test of his ability he tells the date
and full name of the one you VIII marry.
The great secret of this man s wonderful
power. ability aud success rs tnat NE
mas three spirit controls, therefore having
the power of any three mediums ilvlng,
He is Endorsed by press and public 10 he the
greatest mystery among mysteries, anu ne
offers ST. 900 IN gold TO anyone 10 COLI
pete with him ia private or pubic; Ior nc
recognizes none as his Superlors, anu ~
visit of the most skepttc to THIS man VIII
surely be convinced. Hours a M; 70
$40 n. M. Fee, 81 To all. Parlors oOf
| 10Th 81. uw. Lady in attendance. IL
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RALhKOADs.
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 7
aTREETa


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND n
STREETS
30 - M. week daJs-PITTSBURG Elk
~. ss|ParIQr and Dining Cars. Harris
no D Sds TO Pittsburg
Pullman Sleeping Dining Smoking and
conservation Cars. Harrisburg 10 Chicago.
Slncihnsti, Indianapolis. st Louis, Cieve
aal ana Toledo Buffet ParsOr Car 70
10 90 A. "a FAST Burfes
auor Car TO Harrisburg Bufres PeriOr
8 40 r. N, cHfcAGo AMI ST. LOUIS
Express sleeping Tar Washington 20 sc.
LOUIS. AID Sleeping and Dining Cars az
usDuI9 10 81 Louis. Nashyiile tysa Chrr
unnatil and Chicago
20 NJ. WESTE1N ExPREsS-Pulf-
man Sleeping Car TO PittsDurg, Chicago.
~ ma. .Iisours TO CieVeiand Otnlns az
La 81 sOtrTHwESTERN EXPRESS
-rOlinan sleeping Cars washington %
and Cincinnati. Diai1x Car
10.4O Il u PACIFIG EXPRESs-P0IR
ss ssfH S1 Kane sac e r1sssS1rE OoDs
Ter sod Niagara Falls. daily, except Sus
1880 a. m for EImirs ana Remove daily.
20 e., p s M for Wn,iansport k9 ,
except SATURDAY.. with sieeolng CAT
asning toc 70 Buffalo.
10 40 p m. for Erie. Canandaigua, ROcbes
Yer; buffalo and Niagara Fails daay:
Pullman Sleeping Car Washington n
Rochester Saturdays only.
tor i-niiadeIphIa. New York ana The
East.
4.Oo p m, CONGRESSIONAL LIN
TED" daily all PaTlor Cars. with Din
bag Car from BaltiInGre. Regular az I;OS
tDIninS Carr, 500, 300. lU.OO tDinlns
Car and lI:oO lbining Car from w "
1000 and 11:50 D. N. On Sunda 3 100
Dining Carr, SOD, 300, HOO Dining
Car from Wilmington q. m. 1915, Jl1
fhiisdei pSi i oy Past Pa9 Ex pr 3 4s6
days z:S1 Of a and { ). 20 i : ~ DAILY E9s
Boston, without change. - a. N week
days. and 4:2O p. "a. daily.
For Baltimore, 6iZ6. zoo. 7.5o. 500
s ~ 1922 S99 ie;P9 g gd, l1 40 AZ 9
1900 Limltedi. 40. ss. 5:40. s:j6.
$50. 7:2O. 1000. 10 40. I1:l5. and
Loo loo EOS 1899 SP 7TF5at'{ a. no. a 1919 sH2
l.I6 2OI. $40. 8 40. t4.OO Limltedl.
40. $40. SIS. $50. TO, 1000
rd 1919 S1ns and l: 80 p and
4-56 p. m daIIy, except sunday
For Annapolis, 100, 300 q. m, go
s sands aao , q 6sii and efes Jp m
Atlantic Coast Lins-ExpreSs for Florida
and points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4-jO
Q. M, $40 p. m daily. kEcBmOnd only.
1857 a. ia. weekdays, Alta uta special.
via Richmond and Sea board AIT Line,
4.AO q. m. daily. AccOmnnodat ton Tor
Iuantlco. z AZ =. IA. daily, and 40 ..
" week days
SeasuOr Connections.
For Atlantic City tvia Dela wars RAve'
Bridge. aILTal routeJ. 81 3 p m daily
via Market street wharf. 600 aud II W
a. m. 2:45 D. IN, week days. and Il-Oa
For cape MAY. HOO a. N week days
1l.50 D. m daily.
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and
streets and al the sEa ton. sixth and l
streets, where orders can be left for tn>
checking OF baggage 10 dsst ma t1On frOQz
hotels and residences
J.B. .CeneralMaHageT.
J. z. WOOD. General Passenger A gsns.
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FOR sAL.E-LOTs

FOR SALE-Building lots and villa sites
at PallstOn on the Washington and Falls
Church Electric Railroad. miles west of
Washington; price of lots 500 each; terms.
So cash: balance 81 per week, no interest
or taxes until lots are paid for; or $50
each ca sh; call for plat and particulars: also
IA rms for sale and rent cheap. AMES F.
CLEMENTS, 1871 + st. NV 1a4- 3t-em
BUY lot fol hyestment OF home; Con-
fuit Road and Great Falls Electric Kali
way: within District; healthy; elevated;
terms easy; pIats. etc. CLARK BROS,
o37 II st. NV. Oe1- lmo-e Sun
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W ANTED-E Experienced salesman; Young
man; To make himself useful In house
furnishing and notion store. SPA 9TH st.
NV. Item
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FOR sALE-HOUs ES.

FOR SALE-Nocashpay ment ;6-rOOm house
at BroOkla nd, ID. C.. 1OOx1 so. inclOSed,
all Outbuildings. TaspbeITies and straw
berries, young apples and peach trees
HALL X JUSTICE, sos r St NV Item
FOR SALE-Some OF the most attractive
houses on / Sth ST., and at the most
reasonable prices. JOHN SHERMAN, Clio
l4tn st NV. oelO-tl
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished back par
lor, for one or two gentlemen; with heat
and gas; price, SO. Address PARLoR, this
office. iab- st
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

Dos + Street Northwest.
Gold Filings and bridge work a spe
cialty, at the lowest price; amalgam fill.
ings, soc: full sets OF teeth on plates. SO;
extracting either By gas or local spray.
absolutely painless, soc. without, Zoe, all
best; open on Sundays from 10 20 3
o'clock. hh2z-u
NINE. LA RUE, Medium, tells past and
present; gives luck; free until New ear s.
1928 1-2 ct. NV; walk upstairs.
del O. 1m-em
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

:
FOR SALE-5f IL acres, near Washing
ton: 500 cash, balance, $40 per month
Groom dwelling barn for 10 horses; 3
chicken houses, l ANS each, all new
finely watered: good orchard.
22 acres OIL 3. 4 o.; I-rooin dwelling;
necessary outbuildincs: well fenced; young
bearing orchard. Will exchange for city
property. HALL& u STICE, G06 L st NV !.
TEN
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WANTED-By settled white woman, place
10 do housework and assist with cooking.
429 Tn st. NV. Item
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MANTED-Bya firstclass laundress; wash
ing 30 do at home. Address lol ~ ST. ne
ia:p-3t-Pnl
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WANTED-A situat ion as cook, by a re-
Specialize white woman, in first-clasS
family or cafe. or store room la hotel; Lest
OF refs. Address A Ii. e., This office.
F-2r
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR RENT-A bakery. 1907 Columbia St
NV ja5-3t-Pm
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FOR SALE RoRsEs d. cAiRiAGT:S.

FOR -, LIE -HOHSE> &c CAhfA. NIL
FOR SALEACab, $50; or will exchange
for wagon that viii hold L ton coal.
ENRICH. 90 Va ave. So. JaJ-3t ,eiii
FOR SALE-Chcap, young, sound mare
no fault whatever. 1354 { sw. Item
FOR SALE-Horse, harness and dayton.
6O9 g ST.. bet. I = and I. m5r3t
FOR SALE--ITorse, harness and Ia -Ina''e
dayton wagon: cheap. Apply, after h
D. M. 1924 sd Sc ne jdo-3t
FOR SALE 20 sil--nar ana basiusss
bus.-i-~. - VRGstOaS, = tsslis eTy Wii-Dhs.
exDress Wagons. Is Surveys, y Ia Tvs Stii''
saddles aLd : : setSOf second iali h:r f.s,SS
single arc tiouble. A. j. STA 3LEk, - l.
213 II /, st. Ew. ue|+-Ot
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BELr wANTEp-MALE.

WANTED Strong colored boy TO take
eCHR0T BROS. ,l13 4 10 81 lt-em
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WANTED-By a refined white lady, EN-
plOyueHt as SeamstreSs In good fam
lilies or hotels. rates reasonable and sat
isfaction guaranteed. SEA Ms 1RESS,
r. o. Box 1853 ia4-3t
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE c COMMISSIONERS i. C
Washington, ID. c., January 3, 1875
Sealed proposals viii he received 3t this
office until 2 m, SATURDAY, FEBRUA-
RY 3, 1898, for widening Z Street Bridge
over Rock Creek Forruso OF proposals, speci-
ficstions, etc. may he obtained at this
office. j. w. ROSS j. b. WIGHT, W NJ
BLACK, commissioners ID. Z. Ja4-6t
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The above H. only portion OF the prop
erty on my books For full list call at
office FOR bulletin Issued on the list and
THos. f. wAGGAMAN.9 f7 st.nw.