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The Topeka state journal., 1899-01-28
New York Money Market.

New York. jan q.
MONEY-Money on call firmer at 8 per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 21sG214 per
cent: sterling exchange. steady, with act
ual business in bankers bills al 81 S424d4 50
for demand and at 81 S21zd2+ for 50 days;
cfal bills 1852
SILYER-Silver certificates. nomina1ly
5S1sd60lac; Mexican dollars. 471sc
BONDS-State bonds inactive railroad
ponds Irregular. government bonds steady.
Z is. 107A; new As. registered 12SIa :;
new As. coupon. 1874: As Il2: As coupon
11244; p, Se18; IS, registered, 119s IS, cou-
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Chicago Livestock Market

CHICAGO. jan q
HOG+Estimat tied receipts of hogs to-
day Is Oss1 left over 7.414 Market active,
Sc higher Light hogs, So 6Od3. .S715; mixed
So 65d3 921s; heavy. $3soq4; rough, $3.50
CATTLE Receipts, 200. Unchanged
SHEEP-Receipts. 2,OO0. Market steady.
Native sheep. 81. .f5d4.25; westerns, S3q420;
lambs. $4d490
Official yesterday:
CATTLE-Receipts, 1885; shipments, p
S31
SHEEP-Receipts. SO12: shipments. 1878.
Estimated receipts of hogs for Monday,
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Kansas city Produce Market

Kansas City. Jan. q
wHEAT-1zc lower. No. 2 hard. 661aG
eSIzc. No. 8. 64d651zc: No. ? red. 74d-75c;
No 8. 5SG72c; No ? spring, 66Q61e; No. 3,
64d65c.
CORN-Steady No. ? mixed. SIC; No.
? white. 34s4 d35c; No. s. 3415c-
Steady. No . white. 2e14QIzc-
HAY-steady. Choice timothy, s7a7.25
choice prairie, Sc. .5OQ6. 70.
BUTTER-Steady. Separator, 16Q1sc;
dairy. 14c.
EGGSSteady. Fresh. 1870.
Receipts: Wheat, 22S cars; corn, 80 cars;
oats, cars.
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Kansas City livestock Market

Kansas City. Jan. 8.
CATTLE-Receipts. 100. Market un-
changed.
HOGS Receipts. 1900 Market strong to
&c higher. closed slow and weak Bulk of
sales s3SdST5: heavies, So 621zd3. .s21s:
packers S3.55G3.7 70; mixed, s3-50d3- 7212;
lights. $3-2G360; yorkers, $S-50Q3-60 pigs,
So 1Gd3-50.
sHEEP-Receipts, 500. Market un-
changed Lambs, $4-25q5; muttons, $50
AZ
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QUANTITY salesman of experience: pla
new; winner: goods and profits guar
snteed money refunded to purchasers:
salary: commission; expenses guaranteed
and advanced 10 men who furnish
record of sales to prove ability: strictly
first class. up-to-date goods. Prices right.
Largest jeweIry factory in L S W. r
Main Co. Mfg jewelers.. Iowa City, Ia
WANTED-Salesmen visiting retail trade
to carry as a side line the Ledgerette
bill file for keeping in systematic and
convenient order all ticket charges Al
most every retailer who hasn't similar
device buys one Sells for $223- Good
profit. Address the manufacturer, VIZ.
r. Adams, III Kansas ave. Topeka
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Broke His Neck Escaping a Fire.

New York, Jan. 2S.-George Brown, a
farmer living at Norwood, Long Island,
broke his neck in jumping from win
dow in the house he occupied with his
family and which had taken fire while
all were sleeping early today. Browns
jured.
Large or small bundles sent for. Amer
lean Steam Laundry. Telephone BAL
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-A neat cottage of 4 rooms,
H lots. west of capitol, near 10th. 800; Z
room house southwest of Capitol. IN best
residence location, 112 lots, barn. shade,
east front, 81 go, part cash. A cottage
southwest Of capitol 2 lots. fine shade and
fruit trees, barn, $500; 800 cash. room
residence, southwest of capitol, CRATES,
reception hall with CRATE, sewer, bath,
sink. hard finish, barn, ? lots. east front;
price, 81 100: is a bargain. 3 nice lots,
east front on Clay. $50 each 112 or 2
lots on Clay Z blocks of capitol, $500 each.
room house on East Sixth St $50; has
lots and barn 5 room house on East Sth
St. $500. 5 room house on Madison near
10th. $500. easy terms A cottage JEFF
ferson near 4th, $50 payment plan. a
cottage on Chandler near 4th, 800; $50
ca aSh balance so per month. Still 4 lots
left on Kansas ave near 18th a SOS each
Others on adjoining block are S5f5 each
Have q few on HuntOon near Van Buren,
st. a 1925 each, and several hundred other
bargains in all directions. We are selling
property. See
BENEDICT & CO.
6O1 Kansas ave. (2nd hOor).
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Cotton Market.

New York, Jan. 2s.
COTTON-Spot closed quiet and steady.
Middling uplands, 62sc; middHng gulf fs65sc-
Sales, 30 bales.
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Sugar Market

New York. Jan. g.
SUGAR-Raw steady: fair refining. 324 ?;
centrifugal So test. 44c; moIasses sugar,
s-16c. Refined. firm: crushed, Sic; pow
dered. ste; granulated, &C.
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Market Gossip.

higher -' ~
Eecetpts of hogs: Chicago, 1900 Sc
mgnsr; Kansas City. 5000, strong; Omaha,
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NORTH TOPEKA CITY
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
4 good 30 acre farm, also one of 32G
acres for sale cheap. or will exchange for
coed residence property.
W. N. FORBES. 11s W. 6th ave.
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Ranges of Prices on STOCK.

age Co, Room Central National Bank
Bldg. Seventh and Kansas ave, Topeka.
Kan Telephone No. s37.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

QUANTITY statesmen Commission;
expenses guaranteed and advanced to
salesmen who can show lists good sales:
plan new; profits and goods guaranteed or
money refunded to purchasers Full line
samples loaned salesuen- Address w F.
Main Co, Mfg Jewellers. Iowa City, Ia
CHESTNUT PENN & STREET. Mfrs.
20e-11-13 Ionic st, Philadelphia, want
live salesman for dry goods. Elegant
side line for country trade. Liberal terms
and commission
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Rance of Prices

FURNISHED by E NJ Strawn Broker
age Co. Room 8 Central National Bank
Bldg. Seventh and Kansas ave. Topeka.
Kan Telephone No. 63z
Chicago. Jan. %
Article Open High Low Close Yes
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wANrED-MA1E HELP.

WANTED-Men al once to learn barber
trade Last year We placed 500 men
with Red Cross. army and city shops, still
another field: 1000 circulars just sent
BARRIERS brought more jobs than we can
fill Busy season April l. Join now Two
months completes. SIS weekly guaranteed.
Commission allowed from start No such
opportunity offered before Write today.
Moler Barber College, St Louis
STENOGRAPHERS book-keepers. sales
men, druggists and teachers desiring po-
SitionS in Texas invited to address
The Texas Business Bureau" J w Hud-
nall, Proprietor, Dallas. Tex
GOVERNMENT POSITION+Don't pre-
pare for any civil service examina ton
without seeing our illustrated catalogue of
informant ton, sent free. Columbian Cor
respondence College, Washington, d. c.
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For SaIe-s room cottage. lots, Chand-
room room house house ON Rs SPTfa BHi ak foot oF Rs
Morris ave, east front, 8, 900
Small cottage, lot. on Sth. close in, $500
room house, Western ave, close in, ST.
southwest of city If you want something
good and cheap
south. good bar barn. ~ lots. S. s.. SO -'7
Good bargains in houses, $500 up
Western ave. $500 to 800.
Lots in all parts of city.
acres Improved bottom land, must be
sold soon
? acres south of city, reasonable offer
viii be conssidered or viii trade 49,.
50 acres in Pottawatornie county, $3.50
$50 acres, southwest Z miles, well i'm
200 acre farm. ~ miles from car line:
buildings of all kinds, fine pc for dairy
farm or stock raising Nothing better In
For Trade-FIne room modern house on
Lincoln for small house closer in
New Z room house on Lane for house
close in or east of avenue.
10 acres miles south of city limits for
Highly improved half section of land. I
dence property close in
Lots in Martin & Dennis addition for
sale cheap or trade for labor building
Houses and farms for rent.
If you wish to buy, sell, insure or ex-
iEMMETT E. ROUDEBUsH.
115 West Sixth, ground floor. Phone 26Z
FOR sALE-Or exchange for good farm,
nice clean stock of clothing and gents
voice $500. Address b B., care Journal
FOR SAL.E-32IA acres. room house and
good barn. cellar. well, cfstern and or
all the farm land bottom. creek and some
timber "a miles north on avenue part
cash. time on BALANCE Address or call
FOR SALE
5 room story dwelling. with hall. clos
cts, eistern. well, cellar 2 lots and oTt- I1t
peka. This property must be sold Come,
PAYNE & THOMPSON.
6T Kansas ave
FOR SALE-NOTICE-we have several
cash customers for good inside residence
property ranging from S1.O0o to 5000 II
you want to sell your property, list 1t
w NJ. D. HENDERsoN & CO..
FOR SALE
1o3 acres. miles northeast of Topeka.
well improved, $500
. acres 8 miles north of ThOmpsonviIle.
80 acres miles south of Topeka mile
from Pauline. nicely improved, 8. go
10 Toos aGrss ham G nif fTuit iftn farm ~ s o
TOPEKA REALTY CO, 534 Kan ave.
NORTH TOPEKA CITY
PROPERTY FOR SALE
No. S7-A room cottage Quincy St.
elegantly furnished. eistern. well. city
water, cellar, lot 54xl2O. east front A bar
gain 81 500: II cash balance easy.
No 22+11R lots ; room cottage, cellar,
cistern, well and outbuildings, Jackson st
a bargain. 81 .1eo.
No. S7s2 lots, room house. cellar. els
tern well and barn. nice shade, ele-
CANT home: 81 200, II cash. balance monthly
No. 1SS-A bargain, Ia lots,5 room house,
cellar. well, cfStern, barn. Kansas ave-,
near business center a snap at 81, 800
We have 100 other properties in North
Topeka; prices from S1oe to 5000 Come
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
S2l
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WANIEU-EEMAAG AGGEs
-~~-~-~~~~~-@-~-~-~---~~~
WANTED+ neat appearing ladies, be-
tween Is and 40 years; city work; good
pay. Address Reliable v. P, care Journal
LADIES make three to four dollars daily
selling All Ways Ready Shirt Waist
Holders and Skirt Supporters: every wo-
man needs it. Agents wanted. Secure
territory For particulars address Ste
phenSon, Dept s., 204 West 14th St, N V
LADIES to make sample patches at home
So to 80 weekly, no canvaSsing: reply
envelope for sample and particulars FOS-
ter Machine Co., 525 West 18th St, New
York
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in dressmakin ng
at 5O2 West Tenth St, upstairs
WANTED-White girl for general house
work Mrs Thomas Martin. 407 Green
wood ave-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The
Shawnee
Building and
Loan
Association
No 115
West Sixth
street,
offers the
Best Plan
for saving
money, the
easiest way
to secure
a Home. the
SureSt way
to pay of
a mortgage.
Call for
further
information
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FINANCIAL


POSITIVE INFORMATION regarding a
cheap stock that will Immediately have
a 40 point advance, sent free a trial to
prove the accuracy of my adviceS. Rus
SELL Downing Building, N. Z.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: salary paid weak
ly; e-perisnes upnscessarys permanent
BEeWn 5ro@s Co.. CAicaEos
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FOR SALE
BY WALTER T. NOBLE,
CRAWFORD BLDG, TOPEKA, KAN.

s6rh ssf Of fSs 8 g SiosH IS Msan RS f9s
Dennis MS addition @ to Topeka ,. aoz
Jackson St. e and % IL Story ~ house as-9 Of
rooms q ia Jackson S st., both situated on
B I4@121I Quincy St, city, a stone
house of rooms situated on lots 40S, 4O5
B 375-nS Lincoln St. a IL story frame
residence of rooms, situated on lots 124,
26 and Is Lincoln St, Fosters addition
residence of Is roc rooms and attic with all
frame fra 6 5 pd fesm an enss Rea all ytuatGd on
B 161-323 Kansas ave, story brick
on lot 95 Kansas ave. city.
residence Of about 10 rooms, ON lots AS,
Az and 479 Western ave, Kings addition
A 256-92s Morris ave. a story frame
residence of 8 rooms, situated on lots 295
and 29I Morris ave, West Park add to
B 6s-2 story basement and brick tene-
ment, 70 ana ~ quincy, OF rooms eaeh.
also a 1 story frame cottage of > rooms, 1896
Quincy St, situated on lots 11s and 12O
B sl-s9s Jackson St. ? story frame of 5
residence of 3 rooms, ali situated on lots
% and 20 Jackson St, city
residence of ) rooms, situated on lot 1Ss
and the north lift. of 135 Chandler St.
B eG16s4 I've western I've aye-' story frame of
s rooms. and S12 West 11th st, 1 story
Of 3 n al o s5Sga{ed Wean on ve lots sS aS
B 12-LOts 21S, go and 222 Topeka ave.
corner 4th St. a large frame residence
with all modern convenience and frame
barn. desirable location
b 340@The south half of lot 625 and all
of lot 627. block s. Lane St. Martin & Den
mis- add to Topeka; Buildings.
Topeka residence property. large story
frame house of rooms with all modern
cOnveniences. large frame barn
A PA lot and One-haf and an eight
room house in good repair on Throop st.
A 2o-Six room frame cottage, large yard.
good shade trees, on Gordon St. North
Topeka.
A 26-Lot o. Mulvane subdivision, 5
acres bottom land, stone house and good
outbuildings.
A &-Four lots on South Kansas ave. 5
room frame house and small store build
ing, also barn and other outbuildiugs-
A 31Two story brick front business
building on West Fifth st; will sell very
cheap
A 47-Three lots and an eight room
house on Jackson St This property is
particularly cheap, we are very anxious
to dispose of it.
A PA first class property in every re-
Spect, finished in hard wood throug ghOut.
bath, furnace and all other modern con-
venienceS- good barn. thoroughly desira BILE
in ever respect. located on Fillmore st.
ave. in very best location. all modern
conveniences and first class repair.
This is a list of properties which I am
anxious to dispose of at once and will
make prices accordingly. VIII trade, sell
or rent. Best of terms and reascua BILE
prices. Call and me and see addi-
tiOnal list
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FOR SALE-By NJ D. Henderson & Co.,
III West Seventh St:
A three acre tract just west of Wash
burn college, south and east front, is we'll
5 acre tract l mile south of city, room
house, hall, good cellar, $50 barrel cistern,
buildings; 2 acres of fine fruit. peaches.
pears, apples, grapes, everything desirable
10 acre tract, all fine garden land. just
north of Oakland. on the river; price $50
$50 cash, balance 500 per year, per cent.
on Clay st. between 5th and 9Th. beau
tifuI lots. splendid location for building,
brick sidewalks and sewer all paid for;
fine ines shade; ,a6 half block from car line; will
Lot and a half on Harrison ST., east
for SEQ cash. s The best bargain in the
NJ D. HENDERSON & CO.
Ill West Seventh St
FOR SALE
9 room residence, well finished, blocks
west state house. bargain. Sl.7eo-
room cottage, Western ave. 81 so:
residence, 4th and Van Buren; want
on Jefferson St. rent s4f; want offer.
Gottsge Emmett Emmett St; $2s5s $;o
Finest residence Harrison; will trade.
New residence. Harrison modern, 81, 800.
list not offered for sale before Some spe-
cial bargains in vacant lots. Call and
see us for anything you want. We have
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
Phone 262. lib W. Fifth St
FOR SALE@Residence Property
Good large room house. cellar. well,
cistern, fine shade. lot 65x11o feet, on Cor
don St. within blocks of the bank This
is one of the best properties in North To-
peka- VIII make special price it.
room cottage lots on Van Buren,
between Norris and Gordon $50.
lots and large brick house of rooms.
finished in hard wood, splendid barn. and
all OutbuiidingS: 18th and Monroe; south
and east exposure. and is beautiful
home; will make you special price on this
property for 10 days.
On Jefferson between 3rd and 4th, room
house. good well and eistern. L lot, for
$500: $50 cash. balance monthly
No 325 Jefferson, room house. cellar,
we'll 1 lot. brick walks; special price OF
$3.50 for week. $50 cash
room cottage. good well. lots, for $50,
on Locust between 9Th and 4th-
On Hancock between 6th and Tth, large
house of rooms. 3 lots. east front, for
81 100: worth 81 500
? story house of 5 rooms. hall, cellar.
eiStern. city water, barn. and rents for
S15 per month: lot and a half east front.
between 9Th and 7th on Western ave. for
81 100
House of 4 rooms. 1 lot. well. cistern.
barn. on Van Buren. between 18th and
18th. at $50; SO cash. balance SO per
NJ D. HENDERSON & CO,
III West Seventh st.
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FOB aKNT-RooMs.

n FOR BATHROOMS
FOR RENT@Ro9ms, furnished or unfur-
nished. 212 E 9Th.
FOR RENT-Front rooms. furnished or
unfurnished, modern. with board. 712
Topeka ave
FOR RENT-One unfurnished room 81
Kansas ave
FOR RENT-Pleasant furnished room.
roe ST.
FOR RENT-To merchants desiring to
change to better location, 116 East 9Th.
FOR RENT-Room with board. modern
conveniences- 5A Van Buren st.
FOR RENT-Furnished room s1s East
Eighth St
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished rooms, frst
f1oor. 11S1z West 9Th st:
FOR RENT-Very pleasant downstairs
furnished front room 421 Quincy ST.
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR FxCHANGE90O acre f0e1v in
proved farm in Wakarusa valley. for city
residence; also. small ranch in Oklahoma
dress Box 50, Topeka
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUa
~---~@~-~---~~>-----~-
sale cheap E. B. Guild. 614 Kan. ave.
FOR SALE
Good paper and job office in eastern
Kansas, good town, doing we'll, all in fine
shape; good reasons for selling. If you
mean business, call or write
S. NJ. W0oD & CO..
Real Estate and Loans, 534 Kansas ave,
Topeka, Kan.
FOR SALE-New York, Chicago, St. Louis,
Kansas City, Denver and San Francisco
daily papers; also books, stationery and
periodicals of all kinds. Daily papers de-
livered promptly. c. A. Bruner, News
dealer, 413 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE-All kinds of fresh cows, or
trade for fat ones 1514 West ST.
FOR SALE-Baby buggy, cheap. as good
new. 10 Kansas ave, upstairs.
FOR SALE-A good oak manteI folding
bed cheap, at 615 Chandler st.
FOR SALE--Two young cows giving milk
$50 East Tenth st.
FOR SALE-Mi1k Business. Fine paying
route, cows and all, wagon and route
only. Box 51S, Manhattan, Kan
FOR SALE-Ten R.LPAN'S for cents
at druggists; one gives relief
FOR SALE-Chofce eastern Kansas farm
mortgages T. E BOWMAN & CO.
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wATCHMAKER-

WATCHES cleaned, 75c: clocks, soc:
mainspr1ngs, 75c; CRYSTALS, 1oc- Cash
Maid for old gold or silver. All work guar
anteec Old jeweIry exchanged for new
If hard up. see Uncle Sam. 512 Kan ave
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FOR SALE
1o3 acres. miles northeast of Topeka.
well improved, $500
50 acres 3 miles north OF ThOmpSonV1lIe,
well improved, $3.50
80 acres miles south of Topeka mile
from Pauline. nicely improved, s.. 800.
10 acres. p mile south of Highland Park,
) rooms. barn, fruit farm, 81 $50
TOPEKA REALTY CO, 534 Kan ave.
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FOR SALE
No 1878 acres near reform school. rich
bottom land. elegant room cottage,
closets pantry hall, cistern. well and
barn. This is a fine property and is cheap.
See US about it.
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
627 Kansas ave
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-01
Gzw@sA&Gmo''st
90 AND 13 NEW YORK BLOCK.
FUSION CANDIDATES
FILE THEIR ANSWERS,
Claim Election to County Offices By
Extrasaxant Majoritics-Fraud
Denied.

You are another is substantially the
answer OF the fusion candidates In the
election contest cases now pending in the
superior court over the offices of county
auditor. school superintendent. clerk and
prosecuting attorney. Not only do the
fusiouists deny that there was fraud and
misconduct on the part of the fusion cleo
ton officers. but go still further and al
iege that mistakes were made and Illegal
ballots counted to the great detriment Of
the fusion candidates and the correspond
Ing benefit OF the Republicans.
IL is alleged In each IF the answers that
from one TO six Illegal votes were counted
for the Republican ticket In each OF the
IL preci.ets OF the county. County Au-
dltor Evenson modestly claims that he
has been elected over T.. A. Seaburg by
] 20a majority. Prosecuting Attorney MIC
Eiroy things a recoun, Will show that he
has been reelected over ". II. White by
1.sio votes. School Supernt endent Mere
dith claims 10 have majority over w.
G. Hartranft OF LES. County Clerk Hol-
iaway. who. his friends say, has got the
election contest laws by heart" asserts
a ms iority over W. q. Potts of ia
II IS probable the trial % the contest
cases win begin before Judge Moore on
Tuesday. and that the recount will COM
nence on Wednesday morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-01

when onee TIE work IL started This
Yusxs a.. D. accomplished wns.< Admiral
Dwwey n stsu with the Olympia IL should
have been 6one q month sxo-Si1.pn 10 the
desired amount but Ssss0G at least mus DO
RAISED The O.yrpsa.s silver service must
be the finest In tas navy. The sisss VII
ali be c.0sed sEe lst oe February Aftes
which the work on tbs s~rvlce wiz be
pushed a. rapidly as possible \ meeting
OF contributors w.n be called some time IN
January 10 eject a committee. represent
ing ssA state, TO 6ecs9s upon designs and
TO arrange for the presentation Of the gift
Contributors throughout the state viii Do
notified
January 81 ~ the Seattle sheaser . hene-
81 vii. be given under tns aagpsces OF the
knights Of Maccsaceea. al which lingo
mar will Dc played. with Mr.. Alexander
Mckenzie III the ssa1ing role and Miss
Eax<ie Martin as PArghenfa- Mr.. Mcken-
ale has played sn Seattle before, supporting
Robert Downing. II is expected that this
performance will not BE- an ordinary anna
seur performance. bat one o. great excel
iesacs ard deserving o. SUCCESS On Its
merits aione Mr. Mckenzie Is an actor
been chosen according 10 their fitness TOT
the parts and al are working conscientious
iy 10 make this q successful performance
from an artistic point Of view TIE seats
viii be sold at popular prices and the
entire net proceeds will 80 70 increase the
fund
The Oregon Railroad T. Navigation Com
pany have generously subscribed 500 to the
fund. This Is a remarkably liberal sub
scrfpfton.
The iists will al! be closed February
T. subscriptions can be sent 10 Lees
pharmacy Peoples Saving bank or die
rect 10 Miss Hanford, !ozI Madison street
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Personal Letter From the Admi-
raj to Miss Hanford.
THINKS THE SHIP NEGLECTED.


Admiral Dewey has gagnsfzeG his inter-
est Ia the fund tor the silver ssrvtce TO
the cruiser Olympia. He says 81 per-
sonai letter to Mins Hanford. WHO is the
most active promoter OF the fund; Il had
fsf. that the city OF Olympia had BOT done
its duty by its nameaake. Inasmpeta .as
all tbs other vessels Of the squadron had
been In some way houored b. the cities
from whom they took their names. IL was
an tnvidsous comparison that tbs largest
and best should be uuderv aIueG-e
Miss Hanford has just received this iet-
ter from Admiral Dewey. and IL has add
I'd m important force 10 the movement
for securing the silver service. Dewey
takes an especial interest in the plan for
. punch bowl commemorative Of the bat
tie Of Manila.
Incidentally In Admiral Dewey's letter
In . suggestion that be may not be with
the cruiser when the service arrives just