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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-18
EuR PRESIDENT or YALE.
reof. Arthur r. uaatey VIII tn All
Probability Ne CAos~w

NEW YORK. Mas J. IA sres-ssi 80 sha
Nsersss sf0m New HRsan. Coma sasss
The announcement tAas lsfaf. Arthur T
uaSa8sx NIL, ~ All 9geha esstsx ae s&svtsss
rTxsasfsat 81 Fsi% at abe injecting af tae
corporation nsst seek. excited great ~
seSvst tesv. These fn a F&StttSsx Us knaw
sssssasT Pref Htaes ~ esasss 4 elected
unless the sentiment II the sorxszsTax{sSs
changes wsfn.a sas nrsf f~w DAYS
Dc ras~tEag eg the corporation has haee
ses fss THURSDAY 81 n~xf w~wk TIE nr~s
vote on TIE Presidency xEtl be taksn ~
tAss meeting. ara the result vii 10
Nats Bed viii .hs grNakNst katessss
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TOMMY WHITE sEsrs DEMPSEY.
The Csloradan Managed to Stay
Out the Limit.

PUEBLO, Col, May i7.--Tcfnmy White.
Jack Dempsey. Of ta!s c.sy, In a twenty
round 20 tonight for potnss Even money
was offered during the day that Dempsey
would stay through the meeting. and no
Justified the professions OF hts supporters
BY putting mp a game gsht His power 10
stami punishment was proven.
White showed himself 10 he much the
sfsverer rparrer He broke hts left hand
tn tae .entA There vas considerable sn-
fighting large crowd was present.
Al the rfngStde Billy Layton OF Hot
So, rigs. offered to NEE; any man Of his
weight. and Kid Parker. Of Denver.
agreed 10 meet him. the terms TO 10 ar
ranged later.
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Puget ssenA ChanpaensAips.

The Amateur Athletic Union has granted
sanction for . scratch athletic meet in
this city May 30 at the 7. ~ c. A. park
The events win be as follows. 100 yard
dash, 23s-yard dash. quarter mile run. raif
nile run, one mile run. 1ao.yard hurdles.
running high Jump. running broad jump.
pole vault, throwing M-pound hammer.
throwing the discus. relay race. teams Of
four Charles w. Reese has sent invita-
tons to all athletic clubs on the sound and
expects large entry list. Entries must
be handed or sent in TO Mr.. Reese. not
later than May e.
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intellisencer
ANACORTEsS. May 17.-Ar the annual
meeting OF the Anacortes Yacht Club held
this evening at the Office of the secretary.
the election Of officers resulted as follows:
Commodore, II. A. March; vice comme-
dore, A L. Lott: secretary, w. q. Beard.
treasurer. Doug. Almond: fleet captain, r..
Trafton; club meaaurer. II. Rickaby. Dele
gates to the International association, H.
A. March and Julius Nelson.
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Licenses 10 wed were Issued yesterday
for Nels j.. Bosfrom (36 and Cecilia Lar
son CD. both OF Seattle; David Kefar (s6,
and Code Honig CD both OF Seattle; Mich
olas l.. johnson (34) and Amelia Kahlnann
cd. both OF Seattle. Ed c. Smith (2D
Spokane.
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The annual class games Of the High
School will take place this afternoon at the
T. NJ c. A, or Athletic park. The pro-
Eramme Will consist of running. jumping,
pole vaulting and field events. II was in
tended to hold the sports yesterday after
noon. but owing to the rain ii was thought
better to postpone them q day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-18

Many Large Shipments Being MADE
to Californian Ports.
Shipments OF lumber from Ballard to
Californian ports are increasing rapidly.
Yesterday three ships. the Maweema. c.
II. Merchant and Retriever, sailed for
Oakland and San Pedro with full cargoes
Of lumber.
Schooner Glendale, which took q load Of
lumber to San Francisco last month. is
again in port loading lumber for a return
tim
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Psssst MsAcsnes vere taken but witAoas re-
salA naai ve decided 10 try s s. s.. ana hy ne
a1s ne s'ss bottle vAs saisAed, h~r heed g.
- - 49, A Norrn bottles eursA her csn.
EeV 500 lefs aet SKIN pesfecs.y sHoesA 80
- aev sixteen years old. aaA hAs . a asnsAreue
esevIh es nAif Vet sign 0: the dreadful
aAsesss sss ever returned
Il. Z saoAR.
.as LueAs Ave 81 i1ais Ne
ponf expect local applications Of
soaps Ard salves 10 cure Ecxema. They
reach only the surface, while the d.
scsse comes from within. Swifs's
Specific
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Oaa Pioneer Of the Yukon.

J. w. Dodson. better known as Windy
JIM, will leave Seattle on or about June
!. bound for the interior OF Alaska. He
wiz carry and deliver any mail or package
intrusted to his care on the Yukon or its
tributaries at 81 per letter. guaranteeing
safe delivery, Leave letters and packages
at 81 Pioneer block
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PARIS May f.~owing 10 the attend
afce at the cars reac. conference to
open tomorrow at The Hague, ~ Prot
Martens. professor 81 International Iaw az
the University II ~. Petersburg ara final
arbitrator OF the Venezuelan arbtsru item
commission, the messing 81 the Nene-
suslaa commission has been postponed for
the present.
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BREvITIEs.

The war on the Chinese gamblers goes
on as merrily as ever. Last evening two
opium smokers were arrested and to vary
the mcnotony two doortenders who re-
sisted the officers were charged with be-
ing disorderiy persons
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wsr.s sa.~ 1. ns.ms..~a.

Tho case IS A~T.Fr NsF.s tA@ hatcher
accused az Assault 0ss Sssnssxses ~ sNo
police satsft ssss@r1ax "a ryss4s<rs e. sssv
fsesecvtsan- No ssfsxace ~xs iaixas.zs<A
6sssNtax TIE sexes3Ass suassy,
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tinned 70 spread until
her head was entirely
covered. She vas sreas~d
~ several good doctors.
eus grew worse. and The
dreadful disesse spread
10 her face. she vas
taken 10 two celebrated
health sps!ags. bat r..
c~ived no seueet Nanv
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College Baseball Games.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May II. Tufts.
10. Harvard T.
MIDDLETON. Conn. Nay u.-Yale. 10:
Wesleyan. s.
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TODAY's WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland. May H. 1899.
Clearing
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SS.S.fffss. Blood

The only cure cod VII Seeeh the uoss
cessins se esq., II 10 far sAasA a II
dnAaias remedies, because Il cures -
Which ARE bsysnd their rsach. g. 3.
purssy Vegetable. and 10 she only h,oo1
remedy guaranseed 20 contain no pue-
80. mercury o. other mineral.
DOORS mailed ire b. swim Specific
Se0oany, Atlanta, 0essGiA
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Ptfchef CaatOM Relea0e0.
NEW YORK, May H. Brooklyn today
released Pitcher CASTOR to the Detroit
club.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.


NEW YORK. May I-.-Twwnty four play
srs were actively engaged in today's game.
which vas cen hsna lion cf siuHging, poor
fielding ard VERSE pitching. kreoklyn
made !. thrse ssraixhss from the Phiiiirs
no~ever. ana x'1 10 second place The
RYaaksyns started OF with lead ~ SIX
TO nothing. and the nth .rsnisg closed with
a SCORE 81 10 So their favsr. Then
Hughes went tntc tAs air and then the
visitors scored sever rans Rat the narne
team ~nr oGz ia the eat Attendance
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@Ae% fs%tsf$=ssNs y F3Ffs 49, ESaFEs ana smith
Rain sfops Came
tAiF1 MORE Nav f-.--Eafrt was hegsr-
rkax WIEN sSs fwsessn started their xsssse
ess@ We sse Lsaets ts-s4s ara came sswa
- hsFs IA ssS arss part % ire eaurta
snnszx sAst as~-assons were finally eaisei
CT Gee Se~ Ssrser was est un~-. rY.v
sses%w4A TIE ssa-e &sess 10 &
rttsshssG. al CAseas~. L.
FzTTSaf'Kss. May y-~tesarn4 was rss,s~s
~ sss sss3 80 TIE eighth lrs~f@x 90 ssrc..rs
~ tar, TIRE Psstss1rgeFs AAss sAesr eaF-
syK SsssAes On ard hI TAys1x a. VIII
Nesss TIE CAAczxNASs were Absolutely a,
HMM mercy, They made sAxiz iva Sta
n TIE seSee4 ard as ~ ssAer tine ssd
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NEW YORK. May 17.-The day Of the
Bob FitxAmmons -Jeffries fight before the
~ June ., and George Siler. Of Chicago
will be referee.
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Bs,terseS n he.lsr fensssAess and NrFar.
land. Hughes. Dunn and Farrell rmptrv,
s~ats.asssf and Warner
Louisville. 81 50. Louia. I.
ST LOFTS. May i--Rssn stopped TO-
Jays game between 81 Louis gra fNssssx-
silse fn tAs LAST half - the seventa saasnx
when the lorsis had three men on the
bases wish aniy ere eat. ST Louis uoaSA
surely A@s-e ASr had sAe game been ga
tshss. as ss@ Protectors had ttst con-
rrefcea 20 Gsse Kindly 10 rklilszga's carv~<
~asss ire rssr commenced - fail Attend
Anes 90. SeGss.
n ~ r.
s. Louis .-....-. .e.s.....
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penns VICTORIA AT 4 vuxc1sox
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Motel Brunswfek.

z. NJ Robbins. Ccupevilic: r. Saunders
Mcniiceilo. Ind: B r. Hatch and wife
Eversst; F. .. Boon Indianapolis: Miss
Durgan. Victoria: r. II. Haidei and, wife
Tacoma. r.. Duncan Bell. A. Dayfe' 49,.
deer. scotland, r. J. Davenport. pasSnic
j. p. Mes,suley. Ises Mosnes. low yeii
NcDoaAli Victoria h C.,
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ORDERS FOR HELP Thankfully received and
promptly flled free Of Charge Drop letter.
olb ST. 1t
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STEAsIBOATs.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every dag in the year for Fortress Monroe.
- norfolk, Newport News and all points south
- by the superb. powerful steel palace steam
'Ne.port News" Norfolk ard
Washington m the following schedule.
Lv. Washington. $3.50 pm Lv. Portsmouth 900 pm
Lv. Alexandra. ZOO pm Lv. Norfolk as pn
Ar. ft Monroc.7:O 90 am Lv. Ft Monroe 6-i5 On
Ar. Norfolk. 500 an Ar. Alexandria 63O am
Ar. Portsnouths:15 Ar. Washington 7 90 ar,
- Tickets On sale at sE Penn ave, u and
- D. ticket oihce. 6ID Penn. ave. and cornc,
- 18th st. and N. Y. ave., c. q o. ticket OF.
- fees. at 5l3 and 1921 Penn ave, S A /.
- Ticket ofrce. 1881 n. Y. ave. sad on board
steamers.
Sc for further Information apply a, zen
- eraI Offices. sth st. wharf. Wash- U. q
Phone T5G.
noes-ti JNo. CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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FOR RExr-sToaEs.

FOR RENT-Porti0n OF store; s22-50 cliance
for an uPhol-tcrer with push; l7l1 18th st.
NV; with privileges See W II. HOUGUToN
at store. or IsIi =. NV. ap3-St-em
FOR RENT-Large store and ceill= 5000 Ilth
St. only S27.52 per month " P. NET
CALF. liiO C st. ma2j-ti-en
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BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE on CAPITOL

HILL.
two-story bay window frame house. lot s6x
80 IT,, seven rooms; a. m. l.; snap at q. s.Or0:
rents for sl1 per month; located on eth ST., near
Pa. ave 50. Terms easy.
nice house in st.. near 7th at &C. six
rooms: lot 25xlo0 H.: nice hotEe: only 81 900
nice piece Of property on Pa ave. near iith
st. Sc siN-rooin house: lot s5 a. front by la5 q.
deep, 500 Il. Of ground in No. I neighbor-
hood. only $500. a nice hcme for some ore
nice hofm on u st. Sc. near Sd t.. lot isxSo
II rents for Sla50 per month. only Sl.sO0; a
splendid investment: No. l location.
nrst-ciass three-story bay window brick
house. rooms and cellar; lot % f. front By 05
r. deep. on 9Th It. SC, Pa. ave; owner
lives In house; worth 5000. can be bought Tor
s4.2OO.
irane house and nice lot on It. Sc. be-
tween 9th and 7th sts; 81. 400; only $50 cash. and
the rest on easy payments.
nice lot containing 5000 Il. at Kensington,
Nd. only $3.50; cost the owner that in 1s90
Apply to JOHN II. o'DoNNELL, Real Estate,
S02 Pa ave. Sc. apl-7t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLes,

FOR sALE-kankakee. only bicycle manufactured
IN Washington; low prices: easy terms; I9c
day: repairing. enameling nickelng. vulcanizing
factory prices; tires S1i0; investigate 1905 Pa
av., 631 Mass 1y. sp5-St
FOR SALE-Gentleman's Iroquois wheel. IS.
FOR SAI.E-Lady's bicycle SO cash A,Jres.
WHEEL. this Office. apt-3t
RIDERS. ATTENTIoN-It has Just been decided
in the District courts that all dealers who are
buying or selling secondhand bicycles must pay
license. We have received instructions to clos,
out all our hgh-grade slightly used bicycles We
have So on hand which we will place on sale
beginning Monday, at ridiculOIisly low figure
ii You iIterd to ride you are riding it viii
pay you to look these over. These include all
such well-known makes Sterlings Raml,-
lers, Coumbias, Heating, Remington Warwick.
Hartfords, Vikings. Spauldings. Ecpses Fowlcrs
Crescents, and other high grade wheels All
must be sold. Single tube tires, mechanically
put on, sl.j0 tei 9th st. ap3-7tem
CLOSING oUT-50 healthy bicycles so up; your
wheel pushing hard? let me overhaul it; 81;
yulcanzing. soc; plugging, l5c; enameIing nick
cling, general repairing; practical workmanship:
lowest charges. LABOFISH, Bicycle Macbinist
III 9th St NV. ap37t-om
1899 BICYCLES FOR ONE DoLLAR-We viii
send highest grade gents or ladies'
1880 Acme King Bicycle to any address on easy
conditions for only sl-the conditions include the
distributing OF 1000 small circulars, which YOU
can dc in three hours. Send no money For full
particulars how to get best bicycle for 81
and few hours work, cut this notice out and
mail to SEARS, RoEBUCK & CO.. Cycle
rept.. Chicago. nkI-52t
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FOR SALE oHnENT-HoUsEs.
TH0S. {. NAGGAMkH,.
Real Estate Brobr and Auctioneer,
Sf7 F Street, N, w.
FOR sALE-ORTHWEST.

sl4 TO SIS C St. or. iu,. a. m. (sID. 600
~ to - l3.s St, franz, rooms: BOTH. GOO0
fus TO 40 :. Capitol. francs, rooms; both 1-Ooo
tlg lst ST., frame; lot 25xI5s ft........... l,s0o
1890 Sd ST.. frame, Ar. lot 3oxl23 ft..... I50O
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

ONLY s2j PER MONTH for s-story and cellar
brick house. lie Ilth 1t. se containing !
rooms and bath; half square from Mrtropoiitlu
car line. OWNER, SOS y. &. ave. -. aIS-3t
FoR RENT-324 st ne; rooms hath. cou.
ereted cellar; ali m l.: in excellent order:
one one block from cars: rent $3.50 per month.
For information apply 65i e. Cap. St. apj-it
FOR RENT-l7S2 eth st. NV. ; rooms: water
and sas; large yard; rent, sIi-s9 apI-3t-em
FOR REST-By April Is. sos st. NV: 6 rooms
and bath; a. m. l.; S20.S5. Apply 5Oj st.
NV, api-St
FOR RENT-five-room Frame 1887 5th st. NV;
rent, SIC. in advance. Enquire OF l. s HoI-
LipGE, saks Go. api3t
FOR RENT-Ii0a 9th st. NV, 10 rooms: pertect
condition; only $50. W. P. MEICALF, lilO
q st. NV. yn,12.tf.eu,
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FOR sALE-BricS house. 8 stories and basement: ::
renting Tor Sl6 per month"; sl,sOO cash. Ad-
dress IL. b. D., this office. apI-3t-em
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND vEu:c..ns.

FOR SALE-Fivc surreys. 6 huggics, : plilctuns
2 huckbOlrds, . traps; all in good condition;
cheap for cash. A. j. SrABI.ER Il co, 2ll IIth
ST NV, lut;-7t
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FOR RENT-sToRE AND FIAT.

FOR RENT-Store and iroom fat; splendid To-.
cality; S37 80: also fat. 2d-story & rooms
and BATH with gas, $3.50; all sunny rooms 1850
18th St nv. ap5-5t. en-
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

FOR sALE-ssWo. two frame houses. 5 room.
each; cclls ! stable. latrobes; deep lot: no
reasonable. oaeT refused; terms easy. BOOTH.
10th and @ IS aps-st
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FOR SALE OR Exchanges.

LRGANT 3-story press brick; 10 rooms and
haiti. son car line; near business centre
ddfess BON i59. this Office. ap5-3t
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zen RExr-rYrEwRIrERs.

SEVERAL HUNDRED perfect copies be made
from 0ne writing with the Stencil Duplicator
process; copies prepared at l.50 per 100. at
NEWMAN'S TYPEWRITER AGENCY. Gil 3th st.
mhl7-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
CAPITAL. CLOCK REPAIRING Co. 1854 7th ST
NV; any ordinary clock cleaned 5lc; salts
faction guaranteed; send postal; will call for
and deliver free TO any part OF District.
ap6-lmo
OUR NATIONAL PLANTATION cigar. that is
made OF onehalf Zinimer Spanish and half
Havana, is inches long, and made for &c Our
offering OF . cigars for 35c will be discontinued
in very few days. See us make them in the
window. NATIONAL CIGAR FACTORY, I0II Pa
ave aps3t
CENSUS APPLICANTS thoroughly prepared for
examination at 1910 It. NV. ap6St
FIRST TAILORING.
Fit and workmanship unsurpassed. Suits
and oyercoats made to order. on CREDIT. Easy
payments.
Suits to order 10 up
OvercoatS to order ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - % up
api-lmo-em Address TAILOR thi- Office
BoXING and club-swinging taught by expert:
lessons. SOC. BOXING. this Office. apl-St-em
1000 CARDS, BflIhcads or Circulars. onig 75c
W. b. DAWSON, Printer, Leader of Lowest
Prices, SD' 9th st. aPi-St-em
DREssNIAKiNG and MENDING promptly done.
SOl ID st. NV. api-St
PROF j. F. RUECKERT'S MUSIC STUDIO b..
been removed to 923 st. NV, where vocal.
piano, violin pupils can get the best tuition To
be had upon reasonable terms. ap4-7t
CENSUS oFFICE-Thoroush preparation for $.
private Instructions to each pupil For fn-.
ther information apply TO W. c.. DUNN. 4 D.
SOP llth st. NV. api-3t
FOR RENT-space. power. and som. machinery
needed Location l2i y. J. ave. NV.
ap2-1t
THERMO WATERPROOF SOLE PATCH mcads
your soles You simply heat and press in no.
sitiou; mailed Tor 25c. 7. :. +. Co, lI0j +
st. ap2-7t
MISS BALCH's Civil Service Institute and Bu,i.
ress College. 1871 nth 81. NV Pupils pr..
pared for COMMUNICATIONS. apa-lm
TRUNKS repaired: called Tor and delivered All.
dress TRUNK FACTORY, TSG 7th st. nw.
ap2-It
BEST BREAD-Guaranteed best -four; absolutely
pure ingredients: 3'sc per pound Loaf. deliv-
cred Address NONE BETTER, this office.
maSl-ft-en
experienced workmen w. L. FREY. 2S3 C
st. he mh2olit,em
LET ME give estimate repairing and painting
your roof; also gutter and spout. W H.
FREY, 2S3 c st. ne. mh2o-lit.em
BROWN LEGHoRNs- for hatching. large.
prize-winning stock; single settings 81 iOl
18th st. nc mhI'-lmo
SAUL, SAUL. sAUI.-Eyerybody goes to Saul,
923 St, with cast of clothing, because he
pays big prices mhliSinos
PRINTING AND BookBiNDING.
Printing 800 cards, 15e, 500 envelopes 81; 500
:otcheads. 15c; 500 statements. '5c; binding masI
zines. SOC: miscellaneous books rebound. g. Z.
WILLIAMS. Gl5 9Th ST. NV fe3-tt
TAKE your burden to Saul He'll pay you the
biggest prices for cas-; oil clothing. n9S D
st. mhl13nos
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FOR sALE-LOTs.

TOR sALE-Lot corner 10Th and Y sfs NV :;
5oH60 feet; room ior houses; north marty
wall; offer wanted. l. S. AussEy- 80 La a,e
NV zpi-st-em
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RA1LU UOADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

rum r.atson. H L. IT. and I'm. ave.
In Eject November .. Isos.
fos Alstandria- week days. $50. 7:os. x7:S.
s.W. SIS, s:5e. s:sS. 1900. II %. iI:t5. a H.
rix;eS. is;so l;iL Las. xs:os. $50. as xs:so.
- 80. SOS. x5.so. $50. x6.Os. $50. ss0d,
= 5. 500. 300. 1000. ii:eo. and n:ss p. m.
=. snnas.t 7:ts. 0:oo. o:tS. Io:so: HAS a. N
noon. 1875. $50. 2:i5. 500. 3;&5. t;5o.
81 pa e;e' d;tS. 7:so. Sis. $500. 1000; l:so-
-, q, Mount verrea. week day. G:sn 500. 1910.
and 300 p. RI.
sundays. BOO a m. 400 neon, e:i5. s:iS.
80 arlington and Aaaeduct Bridge. week days.
49,. sd. 1000. II 90 q. m ris:05. 1890 l:l4.
-, 55'25. AIS. s.2o. 6.oi, 7:n6 and 500 ,.
SUNDAYS. s:t5 900. s:45. 1880. and ii.Is a.
N. 10 noon. 1s;+5, l:sn. 2:l5 400. 3.s5. &:3o.
10 Payne Street only.
Iro Arlington only.
xFxprcss.
Parcels carried on all train. Baggage checked
c. e ABBOT. i COMM
|seAdent Superintendent
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NANTED-Lady with $50 to take half nteree. in
money making business. Address MONEY,
this Office IL
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WANTED-Experienced waist hands; no Others
seed apply. 1853 II ST. NV 1t
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Gall for seali-HDltllJ Enlletin.

FOR RENT OR sALE-Eight-room cottage ard
outhuidings at Cherrydale, Va. Enquire at
1875 3ith ST. nv. api-3t
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FOR RENT Stable j. L. KLINE, 456 La ave-
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FOR RENT-Onc OF the best farms in Alexandria
Co. Va; IL miles from Washington; con
tains 100 acres; brick dwelling: rooms; large
stone dairy. and all necessary outbui dinss: well
watered. Apply premises OF address j. f.
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OUR NATIONAL PLANTATION cigar. that is
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FOR RENT-Furnished cottage at Washington
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CAPITAL. CLOCK REPAIRING Co. lIaI eth ST.
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faction guaranteed; send postal; will call for
and deliver free to any part OF District.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished communicating front
rooms, second floor; bay wiRt.uw or back
room; gas heat. bath; no objections to light
housekeeping; newly papered: in private family
OF ); near the Capitol; 3 lines of cars; rent mod
crate 2SS lst st. nw Ii
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-02-24
FROM EMPORIA.

Engineer Meredith has given up the
Salina passenger run.
Firemen Hayman, Kopfield, William
son, Davis and Ashbaugh will be ex-
amined for engineers this week.
Fireman Boyle. who lost toe sew
eral months ago, is out of the hospital
The runs for firemen on trains 113,
ia and are reported vacant. The
Oldest fireman making application will
be assigned March 1.
Engine 1862, which has been in the
shops for some time, has returned to
duty and is now doing service in the
west end at night.
Engine 568 has just been turned out
of the shops and is being broken in be-
tween here and Topeka
There is heavy movement of empty
stock cars to the west. 1t has been or
dered that the Santa F'e spare all the
cars of this class possible for the Pecos
Valley & Northeastern road. This road
has opened up a new cattle territory,
which accounts for the demand for
cars.
Engineers Tom Lewis and Charlie
Shepherd have reported for duty.
Brakeman Asher has returned to his
run on the NJ & M. branch.
Engineers Meredith, Miller, Rake
straw, Buckbee, Ward. Firemen Ward,
Anderson and Bryant are on the off
board.
Operator j. NJ Angel has returned
here. He has been holding trick at
Clements for the last two weeks.