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no LET-A very pleasant second story rent
y OF eight rooms at 90 Cumberland St, with
all modern conveniences: also furnished cot
,age Of six rooms ON the hill near Forest City
Landing Peaks Island. Apply TO TRUE
BROS, 39l Fore st. apr6u
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VVANTED-Compet nurse girl or second
w girl. Apply To MRS +. III. HAZELTON,
10 Carroll street, City. 27-1
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nor SALE-At Oakdale delightfully."- situated
L gentleman's residence of 10 rooms. bath.
laundry, steam heat, electric lights, cemenied
walks. stable, henhouse; lot 1902 1925; beau
tiful lawn, grand Ola shade trees. rose garden.
choice shrubbery, strawberry bed; near cleo
tries offer wanted. FREDERICK ). VAIL.
Real Estate, pa
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WATCHES ON INSTALLMENTS.

waltham and Elgn Watches. A large stock
of new model Watches will be sold on easy pay.
ments at reasonable prices. All Styles. All
Prices MCKINNEY. the Jeweler, Monument
Square. marisuu
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Wy have for sale an old established tea and
w coffee route with about COO first class
customers. The owner is unable to remain Oil
ii longer. bat will continue with the purchaser
until thoroughly acquainted. For further par.
ticuars inquire AT our store, AL CONGRESS
ST. 2l
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this heaf
one week for 25 cents, in advance.
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WANTED-Two good girls. cook and
w waitress. MRS. JAMES T. BANTER, 81
Deering ST. 25l
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WANTED--Expere saleswoman to call
w on consumers. in Portland and vicinity.
Salary. Apply to f. L. STOREK, the Columbia
to 10 a. IN. and to s y. m. apr2sd3t
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MONEY TO LOAN on first and second mort
III cages on real estate, life Insurance poll
tate bought, sold and exchanged. As - IN
change street. |. 7. BUTLER. mar22-4
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peal ATE INVESTMENT--The sub.
~ scrbt Iers forsale the very valuable prop
erty known Elmwood Place, Deering Point,
consisting of about IL acres of land laid out
into 10 large house lots and street forty feet in
width. On three of these lots new houses have
been erected containing rents. These are 0c-
cupied by a desirable class OF tenants. The
street Is graded and provided with sidewalks
aud sewerage. and IL Just in condition and loca-
tiun TO be improved by the addition of medium
class houses. 1t adjoins Deering Oaks Park and
is in the very center of Portland, and is sure TO
radidly increase In value This properly
would also be especially valuable for large
manufacturing plant desiring railroad
facilities. as 1t has a chance for sidings
on two sides. Also a 80 Ii. +. boiler aud so II.
z. engine to sell cheap. Apply to W. w.
MITCHELL. Hastings LAUNDERING Co. First
National Bank Building Portland, or 81 Deer
inigAve. apl4'tf
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this hes
ono week for 25 cents. cash In advance
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EOR SALE OR REST-The substantial brick
Il house No. 10 Gray ST.. containing bath and
all modern imprt vments will put dining room
and kitchen on first floor II desired; al so many
other houses and apartments in different lOca-
tons. Real estate office, First National Bank
FREDERICK S. VAIL. 22-i
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DABY CARRIAGE-A baby carriage for sale
ID cheap; apparently new; been used one
season. For Information call at l. u.
JOHNSON, Al Wilmot street. 26-l
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NOR SALE--A boarding house located In
l. thriving town which has good manufae-
turing business; the owner has q good paving
patronage. desires to sell and Will give good
bargain: sold for no fault of the business. Par
ticuiars OF N. S. GARDINER, SO Exchange St.,
Is Market street Zo-l
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EARN FOR SALE-One OF the best stock
Il farms In Cumberland County, situated In
the town OF Cumberland 10 miles from Port
land. comprising about 800 acres, divided INTO
fields pastures and wood lots. fine orchard;
buildings consist of 1-2 story house with ell,
heated by hot water, barn and stable, running
water in all. All the bui!dn gs In perfect 70
PAIR. will sell together or cut up into lots. For
full Information write or call on q. l..
RIDEOUT, 81 Chestnut St.,iWoodfords, Me.
26-l
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WEDDING RINGS.

One hundred of them to select from. An
styles, all weights. all prices in 10. IA and IS
Kt Gold. Largest and best stock OF rings
In the city. A thousand OF them. MCKINNEY
the Jeweler. Monument Square 1une1dtf
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WE WILL BUY household goods or store
w fixtures of any description, or will re-
ceive the same at our auction rooms foI
sale on commission. GOSS * WILSON,
Aucioneers, Is Free street. feb3-u
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CLAIRVOYANT-Lill Arville, magnetic
Y carvoyant. can be consulted daily, on
health, business or private family matters at
IS PORTLAND ST., ew doors from Preble.
All advice strictly confidential and reliable
25-l
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III woods, car load of good blocks weigh
ing from eleven TO fifteen hundred each
prices from cheap, cheaper to cheapest Also
some good drivers at Com; Stable, and 10
Chestnut ST., S. j. MURRAY. pol
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FOR SALE-Horse Island situated in Little
+ Sebago Lake which contains about eight
acres; cottage and furniture and Ice house.
steam launch Thistle and pleasure boat 16 IT
long, also right of way. Apply to c. h.
DOUGHTY, Gray, Me. 28-1
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A NY0NE wishing q quiet and restful vacation
N after hard years work will find there is
no better place TO obtain II than in ana around
the Famous Wadswcrth Hall" Reasonable
terms. For further Information address the
proprietor JOHN b. PIKE. Hiram. Me. APPS 4
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ron SALE.


FOR SALE-At Deeriug Center 2 story house.
Il rooms. stable, lot near schools, centrally
located. excellent neighborhood. furnace. sun
All day. viii be sold at bargain. Apply to
JOHN ii. CARD. 9s Exchange street 2+i
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LET.


ITO LET-Desirabie tenements OF 1--WE, six and
Il seven rooms centrally located. Price $40.
sii and si2 per month. BY J. Q. wOODMAN.
% Exchange ST. Gig
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Lisus. usc.ll &c. - ll..il..

Lieut.. r. A Mccall, Co. u, Idaho vol
unteers. who has just returned from
Manila. was IN town yesterday and
made this Office very pleasant call.
Lieut.. Mccall il one Of the Idaho men
who was wounded In the first battle OF
Manila. the ball passing through his
right arm entered his hide and ranged
downward lodging near the spine. He
has been in The hospital It Manila from
that time until March 3Oth when he
started for home. He arrived at Rati
drum about O'Clock Sunday morning.
He y here on leave Of absence and win
remain about one month before retnrn-
ing 70 Manila. He brings many mes
sages from the brave bat homesick boys
II Manila TO their relatives and friends
In this county. and he spent the after.
noon here yesterday. delivering the
messages to all families who have brave
cons at the front. Lieut. Mccall sayn
the people Of this county owe tribute
10 the boys Of Co. ID, who 90 nobly did
their duty in thu Philippines: that they
are good. rugged lot Of soldiers, ever
mp and doing and ready TO fight at 4
moments warning. An the boys were
well and hearty when he left, excepting
win Frederick who was still On the hos
pitai, but improving Eapidly.
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JOHN B. GooDI.
Aiser~sv q Lac.
uALRNE /. a ci,y or eoc

NEUR UALESE 10 a city Of e0d
~ population. beautifully situated o.
the northern shore u the famous CmuE
d'Alene lake. - miles cost Of Spokane
on branch line es tho Northern Pacific
railroad. Lines u steamers make regu-
Tar trips from thla city up tl,e lake 10 ths
head Of navigation On Tie s. joe, and
c1aF d'Alene FiveEs. connecting NJ IlaF'
Fisoa with The railroad llne into ths
gold, silver aud lead mlnea. The city ID
one Of the most noted summer rssoEt1
In The northwest. aud 10 becoming more
popular each year. IL fishing. hunting.
boating and balhing atlFactlons ara a
most llmitleas. TIE Quest U. s. mill.
taTy post 10 The west (FoTt SharmaRl
and ils magnificent forest part reserva-
iiou adIotn Tie city on The west Tia
country roand aboat b made up Of rich
agricultural lRnds and extensive forests
81 yellow I4ne. Dc. cedar aud tamsFac,
and the city IL dcsllned 10 become q
mAnufaetaFing csnter for the products
Of tbese woods. TIE business men and
Residents are. enleEpEising. and take
pride In making The place attractive
There are four church organizations
Methodist. Presbyterian. Episcopal and
Roman Catholic. The cecres oudeFS
are well represented by . lodge each Of
MaSona. Odd Fellows. Knights Of Pyth.
tbs. Eastern Star. Daughters Of Re
bekah. Iuprovcd Order Of He'd Men,
Maceabees. L. O. I. n. @. A. n. and
Womsn'4 relief CORPS. The city b nnp.
piled with electric lights. good wateE
works. IN eIcgaGt publie school build
ing. Que Sawlmsll. two nrst cia@ hotels,
boat building yards, etc. There are JET
good opportunities 70 engage In lucra-
tive business and Glvcrsiacd farming
Manufactures are particularly desired,
aud are Offered extra inducements. The
summers arc temperate. with suilelenl
rainfall 70 insure abundant crops, whils
the winters are free FROM extreme cold
No6etter location Tor profitable invest
Eneuts or for securing ideal homes can
Be found In the northwest. There Il
always . welcome here, among an ex-
eelIeut people. In beautiful region and
an Incompatible climate.
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tious and Golden Medical Discovery They
helped NC steadily. could see that was gain
ing when ! wrote 70 wa I WEIGHED eigety'
aeVea pounds now weigh ninety nine. can
cot anything want 10. my appetite - good
can uork al dav and aos feei tired AZ hight
have no more beaEing-doNu pains.~
Scattering women everywhere should
write 10 Or. z. v. Pierce. Buffalo, n. ",
and receive his advice. free OF cost.
For over thirty years Or. Pierce has been
chief coasuiting physician Of the Iuvalids'
Hotel aud Surgical Institute, at Buffalo.
N. Y. On the staff Of this great iustitu.
ton are nearly score Of regularly gradu-
ated, skilled. experienced physicians. each
Of whom Is a specialist In the treatmeu,
Of some one group Of diseases II Is the
greatest eStablishmeut Of its kind IN the
whole world
EVERY better has prompt and eonscienti.
Gus attention. and Is regarded As sacrediy
confidential. An correspondence Is carried
on In plain envelopes. 50 your private
affairs are kept safe from prying eyes.
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Contest Notioe.
DEranrnrsr or rnr Ixrraloa,

DEPARTMENT OF TnE IxrERloa,
U, s. LANp OFFICE AT cEra D'ALANE, IBARo,
April II, Ia.
saIlcl nj contest aaRaail having heea aled
In this once 6y wl,ham J, stephens. contestant.
asAlnsa IIomesscaa entry. No. Iss2 made sepl.
%. issa. ior % X y n, ". N.H.EAGw. =. and
iola and 4, Section & TsWnahip o. =, Range J
". u. ~. ~ Alexander TtmmaaEa. cealsstse. In
which q b alleged that said Timainu hal
wholly abandoned said tract. ard changed his
residencs thereisom tOe 1ore than six month";
since making said entry. ana next ngicg to the
date herein, that aid tract d nol settled upon.
ana thhitastd by said parry o. seQulrsd ~ law.
said paEilea ere hereby aslia0d % appeAs. ~
speaa an1 eGsP evlesuce sS1eAlae saia sllRoa.
t,an - - easlosk q y. 90 NAY n. ~ eniass
Ne neslllsF end Receiver Al the United states
Land once In Gear q Alene. Idaho.
OH. BuDLoNa.
S,sisaypp r.e,s h
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Another great discovery has been
made. and thAs too By q lady In this
country. "Disease fastened lts clutches
upon her aud for seven years she with.
stood it, ssveFest tesla. but her vital or.
gains were undermined and death seemed
imminent. For three months she
eonghed necessarily. and could not
sleep. she finally discovered . way TO
recovery. By purchasing q bottle u Dr.
kings New Discovery for consumption,
and was 80 much relieved on taking
Ont dose. that she slept al night; aud
with two bVlales has 4heeh absolutely
cured Her nams b M. Esalhsr Lula. :
Thus whites W. o. Hamplsk q O., a
Shelby. n. O Trial bottles fsee Il A.
L. Mnlrrs drug store. Regular sire SOc
aud ss.oO LIVERY isats.a .faai snteSa
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Comes from DIR. ID. D. Cargile. OF
washlta, 1T. Ilewrites: -Four bottles
OF Electric Bitters has cured Mrs. Brew.
er Of scrofula, which has caused her
great suffering for years. Terrible sores
would break out on her head and face,
and the best doctors could give no help;
but her cure is complete and her health
IL excellent" This shows what thou.
sands have proved. that Electric Bit
tes is the best blood purifier known.
It's the Supreme remedy for eczema,
letter. salt Iheum. ulcers. bOiIs and run.
ming sores. Il stimulates liver, kidneys
and bowels, expels poisons. helps digcs-
ton. builds mp the strength. Only 50
cents. Sold By A. L. Miller. druggist.
Guaranteed.
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lt040eE va 8A1 MIX
G1feulioa 70 4 until
laH gimler Z miacnr'
ried and this lea1 EDg
IN = very weak coa'
ditioa- ] grew peD
mervusEg nnd deapo0d.
ens. md sach 4 dis
agreeable fceliag "a
my head my head
was bod and painful,
! bad bearing dogn
pains and my tarh
hurt me all the time.
I eould uut Do am
WoEk and could NJ
siecp. I eriea nosne
patent Tnedicine hul
eol No selieE. WeuI
10 SCI tine bod doclnl
In LelxAnoa- lie said
u had tuaamInatiou
of the felninine o.
gan& fwrule 10 Dr.
PieFce. and In dng
time receiycd an ea'
couraeing leater. I'D,
ViNing me 10 take his
sfarorite PreNcrip,
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The action Of the Northern Pacific
aud burlington railroads. In establish.
twice-a.wcek tourist car llne between
seattle and Kansas City 10 n step In the
right direction. u means that Il b
now possible 70 get aboard car ~ any
point IN Washington, ldaho OF Montana
aloug the main line Of the Northern
Paci9c aud 60 through 10 Kansas City
without changes o. delays Vt any kind.
Cars leave Sp0kRle every Tuesday and
saturday, arriving atLiRcsln, st.Joseph
and Kausas City following Thursday
aud Monday. Closo CONCESSIONS are
inadeat Lincoln with sold ysstibuled
strains from Omaha. i'eoria. Chicago and
80. I.onls.
ncpths can hr reserved and tlckelsse-
cured at any Norlhcgn Pacific tlckel
oalce, or BY Addressing. A: u. JAcxson,
Passenger Agent, Spokane, Wash.
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NYRoN ". AvrRT.

81 c0aF d'Alene. County a Eeoeenal. state Of
idaho, has this day iiled N this olace his suosn
statement No. u. for the purchase Il The =. Z.
~ ". 4 aud lo;s I. ana = Il sscsisa 10. Z. IN
rswashlp Ne. q =. Rangs 10 y. n ~. and
WIll oaer prOof 70 shOw that the lard saashl q
mere valuable fuF Ia timber 81 sloae than fsr
agricultural paFposes. aud 20 establish his
elAln 10 aid land bsfoEe the RcEi seF Aasl he
e,iver Of shis otlcs a. c@aF dsAleae. Idaho. On
M0aday, the sad day Of Mag. iSeo
he names - Witnesses; Mans a. AndeFsaa,
ianes + Russell. Edward Butt sua Aneeesen
I pAslf. - q Cesar aaAleps. leaAa. -.
Any end all pelsens eiAlntag adversely III
aheVe ecssrib<1 iands ara requested % e. shoiI
elAins 10 thls oGles 81 q beiole ne 2nd dai
q Nay, isea nm. ncnlox0.
a.ss.S nA.ss r.yisses
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al doctors told Renick Hamilton. Of
West Jefferson. o.. after suffering 10
mouths from rectal fistula. he would die
unless acostly operation was performed;
but he cured himself with iive boxes Of
BucklcnS Arulea salve, The sarcst pile
cnrs Oh earth, and the best salvc In the
world. IS cents box. sold by A. l..
Miller, druggist.
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IS 4 ~ elsyegsst no1l Beagsilpf ~ ~
ns1f-Dlsssst q uonsll
fle AmesIcan girl has ~ &c slnn.
Aar1 y lsaniE IN ne whole world. and
unlike lapet 4DeeFing statements, there
never was ens - tine. even n IS finest
amalysis. wgiian Edward BOX ~ ~
May LadIet nOme Jsurnal. "And %,
only Il shlS srme Of she Amsrican giEit
beauty. but q eaes further and lstsae d
her chic and her bfssiinene. She h shr
eleveFesf and moSt graceful girl 10 The
werid. Likewise d nlie the bcnt dreased.
The Preach may ct The fashions. bnt Il
takes IN American girl 70 wear them.
No girl 20 completely understands tte
tot dressing well. Ser. for moment,
how true this b Of the ein Of limited
income abe who 10 out IN the world
earning Der daily bred. No gin dresses
more becomingly than the self-suppoFt-
Ing girl Of America. Everyone who has
seen anything Of the world and OF tie
Of the working girls Of ether nations
knows hoW literally true this Is. The
working gii In America Is pnetfier 70
begin with. We MI know that some
Of the prettiest types Of American gin.
hood are found behind the counters Of
stores and 1t desks in Offices. hut The
American gin does not stop with her
personal besuty. She Is clever enough
TO know exactly how TO dress to suit heI
circumstances. and rarely does she over
GrARR -
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Timber Land. Act June 5. 1879.
Nosiea for Publication.

rs LANn oFrIcK. cssrR p'ALExE. InAHo.
March n. isaA
Nosire Is hereby given that In compliance
With the Provisions u the art ef Congress q
June .. Isss, entitled IAN sct tsr the sale Of
timber lAnds In the staacs Of calilosnia. orrEon.
Nevada. and Washington fessitay.- - en-
tended 10 sll rublle Lsna stases By act q Aug.
MAJ A 49,
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II you wish to subscribe for any Of
the leading newspapers. magazines OF
technical journals. either domestic OF
foreign call at this once. We can
save you FNonev
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The Pass fOrce during the last two
weeks has been decidedly out OF luck.
On the FIRST Of last week the editor got
up from the breakfast table, 1ncon-
sciously kicked over his chalE, aud At
tempted TO resume his seat, but the
chair had moved Just far enough TO
strike him In the small Of the back
~ he fell and fractured q Fib. Later In
the week the devil indulged In listlc
scrap received very black ere, and
for several days was an object Of pity.
The last OF the week and after be had
partially recovered, the editor sneexcd
and fractured Ids disabled Eib worse
than before. The tlrst Of this week the
printer. who had attended = social party,
started home, just after receiving 70.
treatments. and fell down stairs, leaving
The impression Of the stair steps In the
shape Of blue marks. All have about
recovered and the full force Is excected
out next week.
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In order to secure the safe return Of
letters improperly addressed Or not de-
iivered for any canse. the postofice de-
partment requests MI persOns to have
their name and address appear ON thu
upper left hand corner Of the envelope
In order that al may comply with this
request this Office win furnish 30 enyel-
opes printed with yonr name and id
dress for 30 cents, 100 for 70 cents and
20 for $40 Every one can afford u
have envelopes printed at these prices
Also good quality Of letter paper with
your name and address neatly printed
thereon at the above prices.
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Eggs for Matching. ssOO for thirteen.
p. Joy. c~ur d'Alcne. Idaho.
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Mrs. Crafts head
does not trouble her
any more and she
feels better than she
has for three years.

Mr. tya.a cras e q L.T no, IL, Liss O. sossS
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Business,
Profession or
Calling

Win nosimpress the people -
being Up 10 Date unless 'yoa
, 1899-04-07

III miles long. The differe in water
level above and below thqm will be
46 feet. The top of che b will be
used az II bridgeway 1t be 80 or
40 feet wide, and across 1vill pass
camel trains and other I1ic of the
region.
Already about 5000 nVes are at
work q%uarrying and haul rock for
the foundations. Besides sse are be-
tween 500 and 600 skilldEuropean
workmen and officials. TT go about
their work stolidly and SPECIFICALLY.
They are troubled with nonsense
about barring the path ethe sacred
river on whose waters Moseas Graded
and Cleopatra rowed in he,arge.
No dam like this has evoeen built.
In the first place, none fornpounding
water has ever been attened on any
river approaching the Niln size. In
the second place, it is to Ia dam and
sluiceway, as occasion dlands. To
try to hold back Father le at flood
time would be vain. For SERIAL months
in the year the river musibe allowed
to take its course SO II structure
will be divided into a gresnumber of
piers with openings hat CT be closed
by gates. When the flood bins to sub
side, but while the dischge is still
greater than can be used fdirrigation,
the water will be checked I'D held for
use during the rainless sum er months.
The colossal character the great
dam will be apparent whenit is stated
that the flood discharge G, a river a
mile wide and 80 feet deel flowing at
high velocity. must pass trough the
dams sluices at tie rate off, 900 tons
OF water per second, O., 100000 tons q
minute-more than so, 100000 tons of
water an hourl
The Nile at Assouan bI no means
fulflls the popular concepbn of a cat
aract. The river is brokenEp by innu-
merable islands, some of ITEM Of con-
siderable acreage, but the reat major
ity mere rocks, which are submerged in
foodtime-into myriad shllow water
courses.
At one OF two points thewater runs
deep and fast between the Stands, but
for the greater part of the yidth of the
river the channels between the islands
carry only a trickle of watel during the
Try season.
1t is upon this foundationof small is
ands that the dam will be H1ilt. So far
Is strength and economy of, Foundation
Ire concerned the site leavel nothing to
desired. The rock Throughout is
hard, compact syenite or qulrtz diorite,
ind the section of the river is so wide
md shallow that the foundations of the
anger part of the dam cab be put in
Try.
The undersluices will be built upon
eefs projecting over the water surface
10Th in summer and winter, so that the