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FOR s.r.r-REAL ESTATE.
8. S. CAYWOOD,
Real Estate. Leans. and Insurance
eSS 9Th ST. N W
TRTRRAN lots


Fort Myer Heights, close 10 courthouse site, al
12c. per foot.
lots in Reno, north side Sherman st., opposite
reservoir, 25x100 it,, $50 each.
Building lot Chsniplain ave, near Columbia
Road and 18th st. cars; soc. foot
Large lots at Avalon Heights, frosn $3.50 TO
about 81 $50 each au29-3t EN-
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HELP wAxTEp-FEyALE.

HELP wANTED-FEyALE.
-~~~-~~~~~~-~~--y
WANrED-whit, cook and chanItermaid; small
family; Washing; So ard SO Enquire
LOIS nth =, nv. Item
'vANTED-Young lady eopyist; good wages AMI
permanent 10 satisfactory party Basentn,
SO 18th Il. nv Item
WANTRD- Girl Tor general housework. Apply
1921 Marion 81. bring lei Item
WANTED-Wmte woman TO cook wash, and
iron. Apply 1873 81 NV, after $50
aG29-2t, en-
WANTED-A wolaan to cook and wash and iron.
1905 4th st. NV. Item
WANTED-Colored woman Tor general housework;
So 70 SIS. l74' Oregon ave Item
-wANTED-GirI Tor general homework TO go to
country Tor month or six weeks Apply 1868
au29-St,em
wANTED-Child's nurse, So; also cooks, general
hcuseworkers, chambcrmaids, mattresses La
DIES EXCHANGE. GA 18Th ST Item
WANTED-A white girl for general homework i'll
family OF two. Apply 500 Fla. ave NV
Item
wANTED-Colored woman, oyster cook S22 Pa.
ave. Sc. Item
WANDERERS cook. s25; today: for this
city. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 6lS It'll st.
WANTED-Five good girls for general house
work IN small family. Call between and
10 at the VIRGINIA Ii NCHROOM 1882 1lih st.
NV Ii
WANTED Young lady who has had experience
as clerk in a dry cleaning and dyeing Office.
Call Wednesday at II at 1905 G. 81. NV 1t
WaNTED-Two womeu cooks. wages SIS and So;
also chdmbemaid and waitress Enquire at
The VIRGINIA LUNCHRGOM, lose nth St NV
WANTEp-CirI TO learn dressmaking; paid while
learning. Cab ROOM - Walter Building,
Ices St II
WANTED-Girl who understands cooking; wages.
y per week ll6+ 2oth st. NV au29-2t
WAITED-A reliable woman for general house
work: small family; also girl nurse; bring
RES. 1913 29th =. nv 1t
WANTED-An experienced nurse for baby, will
ing 10 tayei; refs required. c. G Tt CkER,
Ltnox St, Chevy Chase au292t
WANTED-GirI for general Homework, cook,
wash, and iron 43I r. I. ave NV. II
TRY ME- give good help and position; small
fee; plenty places THE GUARANTEE
AGENCY. 1928 NJ st. au2o-2t
WANTED-A white girl for general kousework;
res required 49, ID ST nv au2S2t,em
WANTED-Hands on the mansle feeders preferred.
THE ORIGINAL DEXTER LAUNDRY, 312 Pa
ave nv. au2s-St,em
WANTED-COlored girl, Is or 10 years cid for
general housework; refs 400 II ST ne
auzo-Zt,em
paste and glue work. GEO P. kILLIAN
CO., I2n It'll ST NV auzS-5t
WANTED Woman for general housework; family
OF !; must stay at night and give refs APP
ply 1927 3lst 81. NV, au27-3t EN-
WANTED White girl about II years. houseworl,
in family OF two; good lime. Box IL, this
Office. au27-3t, EN-
NANTED-Wonan TO cook wash, iron. and do
general housev ork; small family. 2033 II st.
NV. aU2I-3t
NkNTED-TypewIiJe need not be s,cnoSraPher,
at once. Room %. ~ Ia. NV.
lulg-2J,em
WANTED-A boy, also cologr,l sill. at glI 18Th
St NV. It
EYENING SCHOOL OF shorthand and typewIit-
ing: speed dicrutjun. y Il II. NV. au2g3t
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers.


By virtue OF deed of trust, dated June
49, 1855, and recorded in Liber Nc. 2OS9, Folio
IGS. ct seq. one OF the land records OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia and at the request of the
holder Of the note, shall offer Tor sale, at public
auction on TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF SEP
TIMBER, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front Of the
premises, lot two (2). in Barnard's ub-division
of lot ten co. Of the sub -diyision Of part Of
Chichester, made in Equity cause, No. 1898. as
per plat recorded in I.iher Levy Court No. >, at
folio 90 of the records of The Office of the Sur
veyor OF the District of Columbia
Terms OF e-One-fourth cash, balance in three
equal installments, payable in one, two, and
three years from The day Of sale, with six (G) per
centuln interest, payable semi-annually, secured
by deed Of trust the property sold. all cash
at the option of the purchaser. deposit of one
hundred ($100) dollars required at time of sale.
All eonvey&ncing, recording. and revenue stamps
at the cost OF the purchaser. Terms OF sale to
be complied with N ten days fom day of sale,
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to sell
Al the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
or purchasers, after such notice be deems
proper. LEWIS 3 WELLS,
au23 d&dsexS, EN- Surviving Trustee
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w ANrrD-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

NANrED-8uggy, broad tread, in good order and
cheap fer cash; piano-box or phaeton not
preferred Address BOX 2Oi, this Office au29-St
WANTED-Lielt furniture wagon; no top. Call
1917 9TH 5, NV. au2s-St EN-
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND SITS.
T:f5 A. If. WEEK DAYS, PTTTSBURG Ex-
PRESS-Parlor and Dining Cars Harrisburg to
Pittsburg.
I0:50 g. NJ PENNSYLVANIA IIsuTED-Pnn-
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
ROOMS aud good board 2o4 F st NV. au2o Ct
WANTED Three OF four gentlemen to board
Address 62s Sd St ne. au293t
FOR RENT Hailroom, fur. or unfur., with board
SIG I'd st. NV. au2S-3t EN-
1000 9Th ST. NW.-EIegant furnished rooms. s.
SO per month; board. au2s-3t
second floor; suitable for two; hot water heat
central location. 414 9th st. au27-tfem
WANTED-By a single man, and board in
private home by September l permanent
if pleased Address Bon l67, this office. au27-3t
s18 INDIANA AVENUE-Well- furnished suites.
single rooms; clean ventilated ceof. house
central and on best street railway; call and see.
au7-1mo
FOR RENT-sToREs.
FOR REST-store and cellar, so, at Oh f St
NV. auzg-3t
FoR RENT-oFFICEs.
FOR RENT-Roonas in building e32 2 ST. NV:
chez rent. Apply TO ". J. DANTE, Hutchins
Bldg. nth and D sta ap22-u
BIRDS, DOCS, ETC.
YOUNG PARROTS. singing canaries, hooking
birds, dogs, cats, rabbits, gold fishes ETC.;
catalogue free SCIIMID,S BIRD STORE, ~ 12th
.ls
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" ANTED-Set Of good harness for buggy SO
9Th L. NV. au2i-3t,cm
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au17-eod&ds.e xs

CONSTaBLE'S sale of one oak roll-to9 desk.
w:tan the salesrooms of james ". Ratellfte,
900 Pa ave NV Saturday, September 1, 1900,
at 10 o'clock a. m 3VM f. SaLTERI Cons able
au29-St EN-
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC HALLWAY.
Intended Steamship SaiIings from vancouver
JAPAN, CHINA, AND PHILIPPINE 1SLAND3-
EMPRESS OF CHINA. Sept. 10. Dec. 3, Feb. p
EMPRESS OF INDIA Oct. s. Dec. p, hch .
EMPRESS OF JAPAN. Nov. ), Jan. %, Apr 10
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA.
WARRIAi0O. Sept. q AlIoWERA.-..--.octl9
FOR rates apply 1929 Pennsylvania Avenue.
au2i- mon wed Fri 1t
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IEANTED-AGENTS.
SITUATIONS wAxrED-FEMALE.

WNNTED-By young lady of experience. a posi-
ton as cashier III hotel; best REFS. Address
X ]. c. III G y. NV Item
WANTED-By refined. Iaiddle-aged lady, position
as housekeepeF companion. or sewing; reis.
Address Box 2I4, this office Item
WANTED-By colored woman washing to do
home o. r. !. ave. Item
WANTED-By i reliable c0lurcd woman, place 10
cook; ref GIG ID St sg. It
wANTED-By colored woman, place to do house
work. Iy20ls It. NV. It
YONG lady will pay SO down. SO per month
for position paving so or so per month Box
200 this office. au2S-2t EN-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To rent small farm. near city; state
lo;ation, price, and full particulars. Adj
dress } s. care Carrier $50 Station B. au2s-3t
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:,
WANTED-whit, cook and chamtermaid; small
family; no Washing; So ard So Enquire
l6s5 IIth = nv Item
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ron REST-sTABLzs.
FOR RENF-Brick stable and workshop and
yard. 4I2 9Th ST ne. au29-ss
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FoR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR sALE-Diamond bicycle: good condition;
new tires; $40 s13 / st. nv. au29-3t, en-
FOR sALE-Gent's wheel. S.. Is. St ne
au29-3t
FOR sALE-:ientlenan's low frame wheel: sos
Box $50, this office. au2I-3t.e en-
FOR sALs-Lady's bicycle; lamp: bell; Sll.5o
Box III this office au25 3t en-
FOR SALF-Two high grade bicycles; SIS each:
used short time; one 4 lady 53f
ST. ne au25-3t ,em
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FOX SALE OR RENT-HoUsEs.
TH0S. {. WhGGAMAn.
Real Estate Broker and 4uctioneer
0l7 = Street Il. w.

Il Sd ST. b h, Ar, lot 2lx96 ft............$3,S0 so
5l5 G, b, Or, cellar II i...... $500
l2i3 81, bakery, stories er, d i-------- 500
u Jackson Alley, h. and stable -...-.... l.5oo
1850 Red nshGEg I'd, h, 6T............... Loo
II5I and 1853 \ frames Or offer wanted.
SOUTHEAST.
56 Grant st, AnaccstIa, frame, ar. bath. N -
s., 600; price less than cost built by owner.
l1NJMpkDyFD NORTHWEST
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AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW YORK-SOUTHAMPTO
CALLING, WESTBOUND, AT CHERBCURG,
Sailing Wednesday at 10 z. N.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK--ANTWERP-PAR
Every Wednesday at u noon.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers u and -. y R-Office. p Broadway y 7.
Philadelphia Office, S05-S07 Walnut ST.
WASHINGTON OFFICE-13g6 ST y ".
Or W C. MOSS, Agent. at Sanders StayInan's
1897 F St. nv
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WANTED Young lady copyist; good wages AMI
permanent 10 satisfactory farty. Basement
So 18th ST. nv II, EN-
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HELP wASTED-NyAI.E.

>~-~~~-~~~~~0-~~-~-~~-- ~~~>~>>>y----
WANTED House painters. Apply Thursday, 1:Sl
4. m. ! T. CARTER. sw. cor. 1th and ].
sis NV ready DOR work II. EN-
WANTEp-A boy to work in store; also man on
dairy fam. Enquire 1885 nth st, NV Item
WANTED-Book csnvasser at once. sell to clubs
Cal Wednesday, : to 8, G22 Pa. ave. Item
wANrED--Inflne di4teIy New York Dye House, 9a7
9th st, NV, TWO first -class prezsers Item,
WANTFD-A young man to collect aud canvass;
good place TO right party. Address Box 20S,
this office. giving last place Of employment
au23-3t, en-
WANTED CoIored boy to do work about the
house. S09 d st. nv Item
WANTED-Lathers. Apply to 1857 8ith st. NV.
II en-
WANTED-Barber. at once; white or colored;
guarantee given 22e1z { :. ne
WANTEp-Fitty railroad men, at once; will leave
Monday evening at : O'Clock ) IL JOHN
son. % Pa. ave. NY. II
WANTED-Four more experienced roof painters;
come ready for work. ASPHALT RUBBER
PAINT CO., COZ St nv 1t
WANTED Colored, man, erder cook for oyster
house, 1915 9TH St
WANTED-1oo men to shave at SC; haircut. loo;
good WORK. CHAMPION BARRIERS, l0ll +
St nv au29-3-
wANTED-white man with experience in lunch
room, 5l5 9th st. NV. 1t
WANTED-Coored man for private family. >
drivers. elevator runner. ; walters, dish
washers. SHACKLEFoRD'S, SOS / St N.Y. II
WANTED-A frst-class white barber So guar
antee and per cent. HOTEL JOHNSON. Ii
wANTEn- Experienced shop boy, t90 St NV.
WANTED-several good house painters at aus ST..
It. NV, a m. NJ. f. HoBsoN. It
WANTED-Yoyfns man Tor real estate office; good
Opening to satisfactory party, BASEMENT,
5l5 18th st. NV. II
WANTED-A boy TO work in bicycle shop.
PAIMER'S, ool 9th 81 ny au2'-2t
WANrED-Pai Tor kalsomining H. STEIN
BERG, SO 18th st. NV.
WANTED Experienced laundry wagon driver and
solicitor. Call Wednesday al 1880 at 300
C st II
WANTED-A colored meat cutter; must be neat;
bring refs North Capitol and > stS NV. 1t
WANTED-At once, > frsl-cla.s solicitors for
collecting agency. Address BON 200, this al
wANTED-A plasterer. Apply G. a. HAsLyP,
National Hotel
WANTED Youpg coIored man to make himself
generally useful in restaurant small salary
10 begin with. Apply 421 10th ST. nw. 1t
wANTED-Boys with bicycles for messenger
service: intelligent, industrious boys can earn
from SIS 10 $50 per month. MUTUAL DISTRICT
MESSENGER co, liol F St aulo-6t-eod. en-
WANTED-A good strong boy 10 learn horse
shoeiTg; enc 9sho has had experience pre-
/ ferred- Apply 10 12l5 Ohio ave. nv. au2s-St
WANTED-A white boy about 10 years of age.
able 10 read and write tUr work around
store. Apply at once, J. NJ STEIN x CO, 4i3
Ilth st NV. au2e-3t
wANTFD-A hoy to draw soda; must come well
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
LUNCH and dining room, paying 500 m
4 n, IL


LUNCH and dining room, paying 500 month;
price $500 DUNLAP, sos + st. au29-3t,em
WANTED-A good paying saloon or grocery and
meat store; must be cheap Box ~. this
Office. au29-3t,em
UNEMPLOYED BUSINESS MAN having 81 900 TO
invest along with his services can secure per
snanent lucrative position and good dividends OF
Investment. Address BOX eos, this office
au2G-3t
FOR RENT-store and cellar, So. at Oh St.
au29-3t
FOR sALE-saoon; elise 10 Avenue; owner
forced 10 leave city; very cheap VI. j.
DtGAN Gl7 La ave au29-St
FOR sALE-First.eiass grocery, Sc. CAPITAL
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, Atlantic Building.
au29-St
FOR SALE Scales. measures oil tank. coffee
milf. beef chipper, and butchers tools; also
remnant OF groceries lib East Capitol St
aUzJ-3t
FOR SALON account of death, fixtures and
tools of old-estabshed tailor and busheling
shop. Sli 9th st. NV; no reasonable offer re-
fused Enquire III 1tl St nv au29-5t
FOR SALE ining-room. NEW YORK BUsI-
NESS BROKERS, le)6 F st. au2s3t
wANTED-Purchaser Tor good-paying Office bust
ness, SO Apply ROOM II, Robbins Build
ing, 18th and SIS. au2S3t
BARGAIN-cigar store and confectionery; doing
EXCHANGE. Atlantic Building. au2s-@e
FOR sALE-second-l land furniture store; chance
for a live man; must be sold by Friday,
reason fo- selling. disagreement of partners Ad-
dress BOZ lS5, this oficei au2o-6t
FOR SALE-Market grocery in Northwest; good
trade; have other business Address Bon l!'2,
this onice, au2S-8t
WANTED-Cigar store; / am looking for cigar
st--e for cash; no agents. Box l52, this
office. au27 en-
WANTED-A frst-cIass saloon: not over 5000;
will pay all cash. Box l59, this office,
su273t.ein
WANTEI-Par:y Just moved to town wants 10
purchase good paying business: either gro
Gerry or saloon Box $50, this Office. au2z-St,em
FOR sALE-wagon. two tanks; gasoline and oil
route; $50. 1914 eth St au2'-3t,em
FOR sAI.E-Rarber shop, , rooms, furnished and
kitchen, $500 1929 Pa ave. NV. au27-St
FOR sALE-At once, grocery store, cheap; good
location 1918 lIth 81 NV au2I-5t
FOR sALE-Grocery; daily sales S35; retiring;
price 500. NEW YORK BUSINESS BRok-
Frs, l006 ST. au2I-3t
RETIRING SALE Contents of store 400 9TH St
NV, consisting OF wall paper Of more than
5000 rolls all the newest, latest, we'll as the
style so years ago, from cents up piece we'll
selected assortment Of upholstery material for fur
niture covering. au9-2mos
| HAVE BUYERS for cigar store, Iunchrooms. and
rooming houses. NEW YORK BUSINESS
! BROKERS. 1905 + st. au27-@z
| WANTED Builder to take and build up four lots
corner 18th and SIS NV; viii get buld-
ing loan ard accept second trust foT equity. VII
| LIAM Z. SPRINGER, 81 F ST. su24-6t
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WANTED Girl for general housework. Apply
1921 Marion ST. bring lei. Item
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing canaries, hooking
birds, dogs, cats rabbits gold fishes. ETC.;
catalogue free. sCHMID'S BIRD STORE, ~ 18th
ST. NV au25-t
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FOR RENT-FLATs.
I.OS1--

LoST-August ., 1900 black and tan dog
named Jack; tag 100; reward. Return To 30
Pa. ave. NV. 3u29-5t, em
LoST-On Tuesday I gantlena4n'z plated gold
vire-xoven chain with cats eye charm
Return or address MRS. 81 NJ SHERMAN, 2lI0
Sd st. and receive reward. Item
LOST-Lady's small gold watch chased in rel
and black bird designs, attached To green
enameled heur de Is. Return 10 Pennsylvania
Depot News Stand. Il
LOsF-In Kann's store, Aug o. pocketbook. Re
TO $40 Spruce st. NV; reward. It
LOST-Pair gold eyeglasses. Tuesday morning
l. VOGELSBERGER, care Wm. Hahn & Co,
5th and X sts- nv: ubeLaI reward au2S-S- en-
LoST-Egckster license. 382. Reward, if returned
to 1Gss Sd au2S-3t ern
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WANTED-RO0MS.
WANTED-ELATs.
wANTED-RooM AND BOARD.

TWO small beds and bedding. almost new high
grade bicycle; iwiIl exchange fnI room and
Address Bon 2O5 this office. au29st
WANTED Board, not exceeding $40 and the use
Of i piano for helpful companionable little
siri. Box l73, this Office au2T-3t EN-
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HELP yAxTED-HALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-TypewIiJer need not be s,cnosrapher,
AT once. Room -. ~ Ia. ave nv.
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almost incredible, but it is fact
just the same, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kill
are here living at No. 1909 Michigan
avenue to substantiate the statement
They were both born at Liverpool.
Onondaga county, N. Y, Mr.. Kill on
March 9, ISL. while his wife, whose
maiden name was Martha p. Went
worth, cuusin Of Long john Went
worth, at otle time mayor Of Chicago,
was born July 4, 1890. They were ed
ucated at Liverpool, where Mr.. Kills
father, a veteran Of the revolutionary
war, died. After the senior Kilrs
death Mr.. Kill moved to the town OF
Van Buren,, where in 1888 he estab-
lished himself as veterinary surgeon
and blacksmith. In 1885 the rising
young veterinary met Martha P. Went
worth, and though there, was consid-
eeable disparity between their ages it
was a case of love at first sight.
The Wentworth family was one of the
first in the county, and Mr.. Kills char
acter was established. They were
married in February nearly 81 years
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Kill have been
lovers ever since, and the fact that
not day has passed since the to them
eVentful ceremony was performed that
they have not been in personal com
| munlcation with one another is the
pest evidence, that this match was
made in heaven. Mr.. and Mrs, XII,
are wonderfully we'll preserved. con.
sidering their ages.
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COMING HERE
w. G. HARRINGTON EXPECTS HEAVY
LAKE TRAVEL.
Doesn't Expect Paris ExpOsitiou to
Hurt-summer Carnival Just
the Thing.

w. G. harrington, Of Buffalo, vice
president Of the Northern Steamship
company, and president of the Lake
Carriers association, is in the city. He
arrived yesterday by way of st. Paul,
accompanied by Howard James, pur-
chasing agent Of the Great Northern
road, Of St. Paul, and F. C. Kruger,
assistant auditor of the Northern
Steamship company. The visitors
spent the day at the offices of the
Eastern Minnesota road. Mr.. Far
rington will remain over in Duluth
until today. This is Mr.. Farrington's
first visit to Duluth since he was
elected president of the Lake Carriers
associations and he; was congratulated
upon the honor that has been confer
red on him, by his many friends in this
city.
Mr.. Harrington says that the sum-
mer carnival project for Duluth will,
If property carried out, bring the city
very prominently before the country
and in a very favorable light He
was asked about the prospect for tour
list travel on the lakes the coming
season.
. The tourist travel promises to be
good this year. said Mr.. Harrington.
Il look for a better season in some re-
spects than last year, though the
travel was about all that the boats
could conveniently take care OF in 1898.
The Paris exposition will not have any
unfavorable effects on lake travel,
none that will be felt at least.
Duluth needs a summer hotel to
encourage a certain class of lake trav-
elers, who have the time, means and
disposition to spend a few weeks here
instead Of coming up and going back
on the return trip of the boat. "A large
summer hotel here would not hurt the
regular hotels in the least nor any
other tourist point on the lakes. They
would all help one another. Mackinac
hotels were unable last season to ac-
commodate all Of the tourists that
went to stop for time and the result
was many tourists were forced to visit
some of the small resorts on Lake
Michigan and elsewhere, where hotel
accommodat ions are limited.
Mr.. Harrington says that the season
of 1900 will witness a very satisfactory
increase in the package freight busi-
ness of the Lake Superior route.
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REMEMBEnED AZ APPOINTMENT.
How m ImpccuMiuus Girl Got Out of
an obligation to Treat.
hadsa most horrible experient

yesterday" said the girl with the
chinchilla hat. You know l went
shopping Friday with Marguerite to
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MACHINE FOR DRAWING MAPS
New Device for Use by the Engineer
Corps in Cuba,

Corps in Cuba.
"A new machine that looks sometime
ike bicycle is to be used bv the on
Slneer corps of the army Tor mapmak-
ing purposes in +. Cuba Two wheels
each over three feet in circumference
the rear: one following in the track of
the other, work the mechanism Of the
machine. AS three soldiers push the
machine forward the map is drawn au
tomatically. showing the compass di-
rectlon of the route traversed and also
the differing levels along the route. for
line Indicating altitude will show,
of fifty feet in level fer every
inch recorded on the pdpe-. The ma
chlne is called an orograph, because it
fc0ros the dlfterences in level.
II it will do what is claimed for il. 1t
VIII make a route survey far more rap
idly than it could he carried out in
any other way, and a combination Of
these surveys will give fairly approx
innate idea Of the lay of the land. The
m machine will thus sarve the purposes
OF topographic- mapmaking, ana the
maps produced will be more accurar re
than good many pioneer maps and
will serve the needs of the regior:s
mapped fairly we'll till the time they
lc maps based upon t-igonometrical
surveys 47IS-- -,
The INGENIOUS photographic bicycle
Whlch the government will send to
CUBA Will do it's MAPPING as it goes
as we'll as distances. It will take
three men to push it, put il all goes
Well they may accomplish a good deal
OF useful work in an interesting ISL
and thattis still very poorly mappcd
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List OF Patents.

Granted to Minnesota Inventors this
week. Reported by c.. A. Snow & Co,
patent attorneys, Washington, D. G.
81. s.. Powers. Spring Grove, acetylene
generator. s. a. Buell., Minneapolis,
adjustable perpetual calendar j.. Mea-
ley, Howard Lake, thill coupling. P.
Nisolay, 4 Minneapolis, shovel H. A.
Steeck.s Winona, safety end broad
lock. w. E. White Cambridge, straw
carrier. For copy of. any of the above
patents send Zoe in postage stamps
with date Of this paper to C. A Snow
e. Co., Washington, ID. C.
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