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nAILnoAp ormcMLA coNrpn.
CON-, ,lida,ion Of scyerai Leading Lines
Talked o.


NEW YORK, June S.-- important con.
fcrenceA Of railroad managers are 81
progross In this city Among gboss nov
here are william X. Vanderbilt. Samuel
Il. caiiaway, president u the New York
Central. President Newman. u me Lake
gii0re. I'residenl Ledyard Of ne Michl-
gan Central. PrcsideDt Conelfr. Of tn
Nickc Plate. President caasait. Of the
Pennsylvania. Norman u. Ream, Of chs-
oaeo. Jamea J. Hnn, Of tho Great Nor.
ihcrn. and Ozcar q. Murray and John X.
,owcn. Of he Baltimore 4 ohio.
Il ls said tho wessrners have come
here 70 ueot and consult with J. PIER
p,nt Morgan and other prominent fnaf-
olets IN Wall street and many important
changes In railroad management are
oRed Tor az q rcsu8 of the gathering.
Interest seems 20 center upon the Van
darbllt liner and the belief II growing
that not only II the Boston 4 Albany TO
come into ME New York Centrars con
trol, bus step By step other conzoiida-
tons II that system with roads 10 New
England are 10 take place The present
plan ,rJornplntss The nnal abzorpuon by
the New York Central of the Boston 4
Albany. the Boston 4 Maine, the Fitch.
burg. the Maine Central and tributary
lines.
Already the Lake SHORE, the Michigan
Central. the Yves, Shore and the Nickel
piat, have been iaken by the New York
Central Despite denial there n abun-
dan, naturalization in Trustworthy places
q the rotort thai the Big Fur and the
Chesapeake & Ohio. as we.l a. the chi
nso & Northwestern. the Union Pacliic
and the orgon Short Line are 20 be
d. nso,idated with the New York Central
u mkca dime 10 accomplish these hte-
mendous tasks. but the plan is ma,ured
and az fast as the transactions can be
accomplished the scheme OF e5nsolidaeion
ls being worked out
The ultimate disposition Of ;he New
York New Haven & Hartford. 30 a
prominent railroad Official said. will be to
Incorporate It IN the New York Central
IN, New Haven. s, Is known, wansed 20
lease certain paris OF the Boston & Al
bany vHich idjoined It's territory and
while there was a hl,ch over the terms,
the Central has. Il shese reports are vrue'
stepped in and taken all. It is UNDER
stood that negotiations are under way b.
tween the New Haven and The Central
tor a consolidation Of the properties,
aud Il Is generally believed that the New
Haven. in the end. win come into the
New York Cea:ral
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ENDEAvoRERs TO MEET.

DETROIT. June 2S--Banners of wei
come and decorative devices will be per-
mltted to obstruot the view in Detroit
streets durins the International Christi
an Endeavor convention next week The
city council has taken action sG72endlng
the operation of an ordinance prohibh-
ing stringing banners across streets dur
ing the month of July
Al communication from Mayor Maybury
advising special illumination of the cam
pus Martius during the Christian En-
deavor convention has been referred to
the council committee and the public
lighting commissioners, who will recom-
mend plan of illumination, to be sub
mItted to a special meeting of the coun'
Gil. Accommodations have now been
provided for 10000 delegates.
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THE L1L1PuTIANs.

The "Liiiputian Wedding" to be given
at the Methodist church Thursday ever-
ing. June ., will be composed almost
entirely Of smah chilrden This is in re-
ality a miniature wedding. After the
ceremony concert Of high merit viii be
given by some OF our best local talent.
Program will appear In these co.umns
later. Price OF admission to both we'd
ding and concert 25 cents; children under
ls years, Is cents.
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4 SHELTER TO BE BUILT

REDDiNd. Cal. June 2s.-l, is stated
that German capitalists Intend to soon
build great smsl,cr In Shasta county.
During thc last three years George Ba-
Sha. local representative OF a GERMAN
syndicate. has nled locations on % cup
psr claims on s,inwater creek, abou, -
miles from Rcdding. Expensive develop
ment work has been done on these claims
and the syndicate has secured options
on considerable adjacent lands. Eleo-
tricl,y generated by water power will be
used for MOTIVE power and for other
purposcs,, There scems every evidence
that she German syndicate will shortly
begin thc work OF building a smelter an
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OFF FOR MANILA.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S.-The trans
port Valencia Will depart today and the
Pennsylvania win leave on the 18th for
Manila. Toe headquarters band. tw2
troops Of the Fourth cavalry and two
companies Of the Twenty-afth Infantry
will sail on the Valencia The head
quarters and company H, Of the Twenty
fourth, awo companies OF the Twenty
hf.h infantry and 80 recruits will saA
on the Pennsyiyania. The transport
Cleveland has been chartered again and
IL Is said that she will take down 90
recruits on her next trip as well as a
general cargo.
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KID mccoy TO FIGHT.

DENVER. June 2s.-B. II. Benton. rep
resenting Kid Mccoy. has gone TO New
York to complete arrangements for she
coming fght between Mccoy and Fitz-
engagements for sparring exhibitions
and win leave for Bailey's station on
the South Park line. in Platte conon,
where he will spend some time fishing
and mountain climbing. before going into
training
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per day, The trust has now total OF
1850 tarrols capacity IN Minneapolis.
coMrltMExrEp BY rnEIR coAcn.

PorGHKBBPsrE n, r., June 2s.--
coaoh McconvIIIe. Of me Wisconsin crew.
raid lasl night:
u am more than satisfied with the re-
suit n the race. Ny boys rowed beautl-
fa1y and am satisfied that they were
rowing the winning stroke when they
enc. unbrsd what obstruction under the
brldge. even then think they could
have maintained the lead had lt not been
for ne mass OF small boosts which com.
peeled them to siacken their upecd The
only complaint that I have 70 make
against the officials Is for not properly
policing she inside Of the course. Our
sp.endd rowing today win Do woriu
of good 10 advancing rowing. in our un.-
vers.ty and you may look for a spanking
good crew down here nsxt year"
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FLOUR MILL TRUST.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 2S,-The United
States Milling Company, bOpularly known
as Flour trust" has purchased from
the Northwestern Consolidated Milling
Company six smaller mills of this city,
now leased TO the Consolidated Milling
Company. The figure is understood to be
In the neighborhood of sl.SOOOOO. The ca.
pacity Of the six mills is 1000 barrels
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GETS LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Admiral sampson Has Firs, Vacation for
lear and a Half

NEWPORT r. l.. June 2s.-Rear Ad-
m.ral Sampson. commander in chief Of
the Atlantic squadron, after a year and
hais Of almos. continuous sea service
Of The most arduous kind, has obtained
leave u Sbsence. The papers from Sec
rotary Long have reached the admiral
on board the flagship New York and on
Wednesday. July 5. he will haul down his
penani and go ashore for months va
cation.
/, was learned on the New York THAI
the admiral might have gone before. but
was anxious to pass the first anniver-
sary Of Santiago, on Monday July . with
he officers who, under him, a year ago,
destroyed Cervera's fleet. It was also
learner that the department would glad
y have given Admiral Sampson longer
leave than a month, but he did not care
to be away for more than % days,
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BIG FRUIT SHIPMENTS EAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S,-Deciduous
fruR shipments are being rushed to the
east over the Central Pacific at the rate
of 20 car loads day and extra trains
are being used in the accommodation of
the traffic Up to last Sunday night the
shipments for THE season amounted to
$50 car loads of A,OOO pounds each.
Peaches, plums, and table prunes con-
tln,ie hrm and as a result the California
orehadists are having a most profit
able season.
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS.

The usual reduced rate OF one fare for
the round trip. account of Fourth Of
July. has been authorized by the o. R.
& n. Co. between all points on the Colum-
bla river, Astoria to Portland. Rate will
also be in effect between all Willamette
river points and all rail stations in Or
egon. Tickets on sale July O. and 4;
good returning up to and including
I,,I,.
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"7HB MILW AUEGB.'

A familiar name for the Chicago, MI
waukee & St. Paul Railway known a.
over the Union as the Great Railwa
running the Pioneer Limited" trains
every day and night between St. Pau
and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago
1.-THE only perfeck trains In the world
Understand: Connections are made wit
all Transcontinental Lines, assuring
passegenrs the best service known. Lu5
urIous coaches, electric light, steam lleas
of verify equaled by no other line
See that your ticket reads via TT
Milwaukee" when going to any point q
the United States or Canada. All tlcke
agents sell them.
For rates, pamphlets, or other infcrra.
ton, address,
j. w. CASEY, c. J. EDDY.
TRAY. Pass. Agt., General Agens.
Portland, Or. Portland, o ;
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Thomas Linville to Louis Kirch-
hof, sheriffs deed, December %,
1895; 80 acres adjoining the town
site of Idlewild, Clatsop county. .Sl,22i 50
Tnomas Linvtle to Richard Nixon,
sheriffs deed, September 20, 1895
$40 acres. section u, township g.
mrs W, and section II, township
IN 6 W. and section and sec
tion g. In township 6 n r w....,, 5000 %
Bash NJ Scords 10 Columbia River
Packers Association, W d. June
%. 1899, lot /, section 5, township
N & W 1O0 Oh f
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CAPTAIN coGHuAN GOES TO PUGET
SOUND.

WASHINGTON. June &.-Captain
coghlan will go 10 Puget Sound after ali
as commandant Of the naval station at
Port oahard. The original order was
suspended owing to the discovery Of the
inability OF the naVy department to n.
tire Captain Green. the present COM
mandanS of tiie station. under the terms
OF the personnel act Having already
made arrangements 10 give up his COM
mand. however. Captain Green win turn
it over to Captain Coghian on Auguss
and come east.
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DEAD SAILORS FROM PLAGUE sHIF

SAN FRANCISCO. June H.--The bodies
Of two Japanese sailors Of tho plague
chip Nippon Maru we're found In the buy
today and 1owet 70 a point on shore by
hsDermsn who were afraid TO touch
the by5ies more than was necessary 20
attach rope 10 them for towing pur-
poses The coroner was notified and the
Jodies we're taken 20 the morgue where
every precuation Is being taken 70 pre-
vent any spread OF the disease should
the men have carried any germs with
them In me bay. 1t Is believed tina. the
men were afraid TO say on the steamer
and afttr attaching life preseryers 10
:heir bodies jumped overheard and we're
drowned.
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THE MODERN BEAUTY

Thrlves on good food and sunshine. with
plenty Of exercise In the open air. Her
form gIows with health and her face
blooms with It's beauty. II her system
needs the cleansing action OF laxative
remedy. she uses the gentle and pleasant
Syrup Of Figs, made by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only.
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WHEN YOU RIDE YOUR WHEEL

Always shake into your shoes Aliens
Foo.-Esse. powder .Vr the feet 1:
keeps your feet cool, prevents 'westirg
feet and makes your end lra1ee ten-
fold greater. Over one nilsioa wheel
people are using Aliens Foot-Ease. They
all praise it. 1t gives rest and comfort
to smartlng, hot, swollen, aching feet and
is a certain cure for ingrowlng nails. All
the druggists and shoe stores, 25c. Sample
free by mail. Address, Allen S. olmsted,
lie Roy, N. Y.
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SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S-The United
States transport steamer Valencia sailed
tonight fer Manila, bearing headquarters
band and tn0ops'B and NJ Of the Fourth
cavalry and companies H and e Of the
Twenty-hNth. infantry,
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a railroad line eIghl miles 10 length 70
connect with the southern pacinc. The
new mnelter viii double the copper out
put of shasta county
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Fourth Cavalry Loses one Man Erom
Rebels Final volley.

MANILA June s. : Captain Galss
squadron Of the Fourth cavalry en-.
barked for Morong Monday. The gun
boat Napidan. which accompanied the
troops, visited the town OF Muntaulupa.
on the west shore Of the lake. and found
a small body OF rebels entrenched there,
The entertainments were shelled by the
Napkian and when the rebels began 70
retreat the cavalry was landed. The FL.
ipinos In firing final volley killed cav.
airy prfvafe
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WASHINGTON, June E.-The Dewey
hcme fund contributions today were so.
Most Of this amount came from The
Brooklyn Eagle. The total sum up 10
dake IL gi12s6
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For sale By cHARLRs ROGERS.
PROPOSALS WANTED.

Wanted-Bids for tearing down, remOv-
ing the material. and rebuilding school
house in the John Day district. Address
John Lewis, clerk, Astoria.
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The smallest tree in the world is the
dwarf willow Of Great Britain. two inches
high.
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CAI ITORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
DEWEY HOME FUND.

bAN FHAHUIbCO. UAIN
LouIBvILLE. KY. NEW YORK, w. r.
For sale By all Druggists. Price SOC. per bottle
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SMALL sKIRMrsH.

cosS PSSs Bo.on. How 10 csrs isSiss ianSS s
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LEGAL NOTICES.

FILED APRIL L. 1899, J. Il. YOUNG CLERK.
in the supreme Court 81 abe District Of Calunl-
bia, the 18th day II April, ls9S.-R. Ross Perry
Executor and Trustee uf Estate Of Jane n Cox -
Thomas g. 0rme Ell al; in equity No 2I25I
docket 46.-iDn motion OF the plaintiff by Mr.
William +. Mattingly. his solicitor il is ordered
that the defendants, Thomas G. Orme Burton q
BOilleau, George SPr0ston and Emily Sprostop Ills
wife; Charles Dawson and Ella s. Riggs cause
their appearance 10 be entered herein on or before
the FIRST Iule day occurring forty days after this
day: otherwise the cause will be proceeded wifi
il Of default. The object OF this suit =
that plaintiffs account as trustee under the VIII
OF Jane L. Cox, late OF the city Of Washington
u. C.. deceased he settled by decree OF c9,,r,
that rlaintir may have from time TO time he m.
struction OF the court to his duty as trustee a.
trustee, and the distribution Of the lroceads
thereof may be made and had under the Directed
and decree OF the court; provided that a copy Of
this order be published in The Evening Star Dur.
snsnt to the rule of court. BY the court w s.
VOTING. Clerk. BY NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst CLERK.
spIo-1aw3w
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WANTED-IN MAKING Room IN TIE HOUSE
for your new furniture you Should bear IN mind
that you may dispose Of Your cast-of carpets and
furniture TO good advantage II you wish to
avoid bother aud worry about getting rid u such
goods drop IA postal To MARCUS NOTES, 63I
Louisiana ave, and have him call ny2-tf
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BOARDING OUT OF. TOWN

SUMMER BOARD IN BOSTON, IN A SMALL FRI
waite boarding house. near public library, art MT
scum, etc; price, IS per week and upward = f.
exchanged. Address S. b NJ q St
James ave-, Back Bay, Boston, Mass. ap22-s&w-i ID
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FOR SALE - SHORT SIGHTED RIYERS MIL
lose money by delaying purchases g., - build
~. mas Increased 80 next fails prices MUST
sea- You cheap properties now. ranging in prira
from SbD 10 sla.OVo. Tor INVESTMENT ~
HOMES. Call and me
my2-.t GEO Y MnRIIII NL.InN -
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WANIEb-f,OOD GEN r-ItAL SERVANT: ONE
who ~ used the I31 { st. Sc. my2-3t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-s13. 30 MONTH; CoJORED TEN.
ants; Sl5 and 800 St NV; rooms. Key next
door. mYi Re
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FOR SALE - BARGAIN ON CnIJ-NRIN
h"ishts- Tor SS.sn you can get q So oan btrsa
on one Of the choicest sections q thr h-frl1fs:
ell-huilf. S-story and cellar bun brick house:
heH r'oms' tiled hath, porcelain tuh ul-f.i
steam heat; lot 1SXio0: 1865 Krn.Sny- ave 4
trust IL SaDon remain
~ SWINE a FAIRIAN sud q " II "a
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PERSONAL.

TO ANY ONE SECURING Me \ PLACE IN THE
government office not less than 81 POO year.
/ Will give 500. Address IN y HURRY, Star
Office It,
WOULD YOU FOR SOC REFUSE To SEND rs
postal investigating liberal cash exchange
for gents discarded garments? VIII call as
soon we receive postal. JGSrH'S OLD
STAND. 619 u. my3-5tf
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
and answers Send Toe. to s. W. FLYNN, A. NJ
FLYNN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
an1Q-lm s W COR SIH AND * SIS
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THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO..

2e0S Pa ay. Or. wa.15.U0
lU24 18th, Or. wa. 1854
2l39 ID NV, Or. wa. Il. so
5o4 23G. Or, wa. .l2.3 80
235 r sw, Or, wa. IL. 80
232 Reeves ST, Sr. 1000
Stephens CT. 4r.w. 10. 20
2l2S-30 y Y av,4r.w.S.O 70
l7l6 Hayes CT. fr. 800
2 large storage rooms, SIS
18th NV.
Or house in Wlehle,
Va, large lot. 10. 90
tenants from IS up.
r Dept. suitable for laun-
poses.
,kINS, 800 10Th ST. NV.
L ZONE" 631 y. CAR.
painted and in thorough
cellar and furnace; only
/ Mass. ave. NV. ap24-tf
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UNFURNISHED.

FOR PENTHOUSE Ills 10TH ST. NV; 9
$50 La ave. my3-tf
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BOARDING.

A SMALL. FAMILY OF ADULTS OWNING A
large house. newly papered, handsomely
fur. bath every floor. delightfully."- cool in sum
mer. home comforts. would like few boarders;
terms ieasor able: refs eN. 1901 l1th NV.
ap26-2ws
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Sto&dwg 2Ul2 l4th
st NV, llr. 5000
Sto&dwg 400 LIST st
ne, Ir..-.-..b 40. 90
Sto&dwg 1924 L 4
43g 2Uth NV. Tor ~. 90
Sto Iiu2 Pa ay NV 40. 20
Hall Sd fir 4ly 10th
ST NV ...-...35.O0
St"&dwg sol II st
NV, Sr........3 80. 80
Sto&dwg +ol X ST
ne, Ir........2 5 20
Sto&dwg 600 y ST
NV tstahiel, 3r. .25. 90
Warehouse 325- % I
ST Sc. -...-......25 90
Sto&dwg 20l NJ st
sw, 4r-.......2o 20. 90
Warehouse cor High
4 Water SITS. 20. 90
sto&dwg 1900 bel
ay. Or. ..........lS.O0
1880 l. st NV. or. 1900
Wood and Coal Yard.
NV cor lsi&B NV $50. 20
Stable&shup rr l1lT
X NV, room for 4
horses&3 car ges .i6 90
R'r lG29 % nw....l5. 80
Stab rr l3i5-2i list
ST sw, 4 stalls. II. so
stab rr 4lg 10th
81 NV 80. Il w
Rr l229&l229ia 7th
81 NV lO-bD
Stab rr 4Y5 & sw 1000
R'r 1919 l. st NV. 600
RI 22s AZ st sw. 800
Stab r'r 1913 10th NV.
Ilietin.
). L. WAGGAMAN,
ali + al m W
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WANTED-HELP.

Advertisements under the c!assi6-
cations of wanted Help Will be In
serted at the rate of one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents
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FOR RENT
Grand Pacific Hotel.
Atlantic City. NJ.
50r, per year. 81, 900. OG
1925 18th NV. i2r
fur. per year. /, eco. Ot
1924 X l ay NV, l3r. 1890
1924 18th NV, Tor. 81 N
1910 | st NV, lar. 90. W
1913 10th NV, l1r. 80. az
l755 Z st NV. Tor. Boot
1913 18th ST NV. Tor 80. II
3e25 n ST NV, lar. .So.ot
1919 Corcoran. llr. 45.Ot
ADJ NJ st NV. Tor. As. "
46I Mo ay NV, 17r. 40 ST
2l4-2l6-22S \ J av
NV, Or. 40. tt
451 VI st NV. l2r. 40 II
2u24 | st nv, 81. 40. ii
S0l 2lst NV, iir. i0.0t
12lG . st NV. 9r. 81. ~
4 orme flats NV, 7r. 80. I'd
2l32 18th NV, Sr. 30. u
3d. 2lst st NV. l3r. - 1t
$50 goth st NV. Or 20. "
1906 Riggs NV, Or. %. ~
ZOOS q st NV, 1r. ~ 90
1871 l4th ST NV. 9r. %. 10
6S5-3I q NV. Or. %. 80
Ill : ST NV, Or. % 10
iU3 q ST NV. Or. 20. 50
= front rms. Ith flr.
1lo1 G st NV 20. 90
az Bismarck NV. Sr. ~. 40
5lI y Cap ST, Or. is. 80
Sto run 1907 q NV rs. 90
Sto&dwg 921 f st
NV, Sr.....-...J5. 90
Call for semi-nouthly b
THO
nnoc III fX,
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE IN THE DIS
trict and surrounding country for exchange: great
many clear properties my list. Call for par
ticulars. JUNIUS J. PPrTMAN
ap2o,3t' Room 7. Atlantic bldg. 92s ST. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-oN R. l. AVE NEAR eTH
ST.. Groom house; lot 1Sx100; want smaller house
price. $1,000 THE McLACHLEN real, rs.
TATE AND LOAN Co. 10th and G sta. NV
ap20-3t
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DENTISTRY.

Dr.; GRAHAM HAS REMOVED AIS OFFICE no
QUO ia ave- NV ap2i-1ms
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WANTED TiDI WHITE GIRL To COOK AND
general l.,ustNurk i'll private family Of four
adults: no washing or ironing. sos NuIth Caro-
lima
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ACCOUNTANTS
]. z. BATES

j. E BATES.
Public accountant and auditor,
Room lie. Washington Lean and Trust building
fsS-6 Telephone Ne 952-3.
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WANTED FIRST Class PANTALoON MAKERS
and Two Operators GED. o. ROOT,
I;u,.u l.. IL llta 81 NV.
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS, MADE IN THE
most excellent manner. Fit guaranteed For
OF all kinds remodeled at reduced rates during
spring and summer. Furs stored. e. MORGAN
Tailor and Furricr. sos Ct. n.W, apil III
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WANTED FIRST-CLASS COIoRED COOK; STAY
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WANTED WHITE GENERAL HUISEWORK Err;
SI5 wages, nu washing; private family. LADIES
EXCHANGE. ia 18Th.
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FOR RLNT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-DESiRABi.E OFFICES IN G3I F.
For entire list Of property For Rent
call office. ALBERT +. FOX. $40 r ST.
NV. my3-tf
FOR KENT-THKEE FLOORS AT 3UI 1rH ST.
NV. consisting Of rooms; suitable for offices,
boarding house, etc; rent, $50 only. 3UI 18th ST.
uy3-3t
FOR KEST-OEFICE ROOMS IN METZEROTT
bldg. 1IlO ct. NV; elevator, steam heat no
extra charge for electric light; price, S1250 and
upward. GASCH BROS, 1907 + ST. n W. fe1-tf
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN IN A THREE STORY
nine-rcom brick on 18th ST. between and q
SITS. nv; near two lines 81 cars Price, 81, 90.
B. H. WARNER a CO.
myS-f r.
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WANTED NEAT TOUNG COLOBED WOMAN
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EXCHANGE. GA 18th
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WANTED BOY To ATTEND SODA FOUNTAIN
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KEIUuUNI'S PHARMACY. lith and Corcoran sts
WANTED -FIESr-CLASS PAPER HANGERS; AT
r ". HENpERSBN :. lli5 r st. NV. my3-3t
WANTED STRONG BOY TO DELIVER PACK
ages. hours 1 pm. daily and all d,y Satur-
DAY. hi 81.
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WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESLADY FOR
dry ami fancy goods, must bring recOnnIenIa-
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