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JAMES ". RArcLFFE. Auetioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWo-SroRY BRICK
HOUSE. no. ZIG STREET SOUTHWEST
Rv virtue of deed OF trust duiy recorded in
Liner No seal, fol. 1i6. ct seq, OF the Land
Records Of the District OF Columbia, and at the
request OF the party secured thereby, the under
.igped surviving trustee will offer for sale by
nSbIic auction, in front OF the premises on MON
nay TuF 10TH DAY OF MARCH A. D. 1850.
AT i:3O O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following described
resi estate situate in the City Of Washington in
Inc District OF ,0lumbs, TO wit: Part Of original
lot four "a. in square numbered five hundred and
eighty-one (5sD, beginning for the same At point
ATTY feet east from the northwest corner OF said
Iot and running thence east on ID Street twenty
feet thence south ore hundred and ten feet thence
west twenty fest, and thence north one hundred
and ten feet TO the place OF beginning, together
with all the Improvements, rights. etc.
Terms-Onc- third cash. the balance in one and
two years. with interest from the day Of sale at
6 per cent per annum. secured by deed Of trust on
the property cold. al cash at the option of the
purchaser A deposit Of 500 required upon ac-
ceptance OF bid. II the terms of sale are not COM
piled with N Is days from the day OF sale, the
trustee reserves the right 10 resell the property at
the risk and cost OF the defsuiting purchaser.
after five days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington. d. c.
All convey ancing, stamps, etc, at the purchaser
cost. -
HENRY H. BERGMAN.
ulii7 dSds.exS Surviving Trustee.
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EAILEO..Ds.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

FROM stator, 1855 ST. and Pa. Avenue.
In Eject November /. 1902
For Alexandria, week days. $50. T:0i, 1880
$500. SIS. $50. s:25. 1000. HOO. Has. a M
Sl2:oJ 1870. l2:45 xI:2d, las. 200, 2:i0, s:25
3'5s. KITS, $3.50. SOS. S5:e0. $40, 6:of ESQ,
1905. 7:s5, SEQ goo. 1000. IL % II 80 p III.
snndsys-7:45. 900. s:i5. 1851. HIS. a. m.
i2:oo noon. l:43, 80. 2:t5. 800 s;45, $50 Sis
6*o. 6:45. $50, Sis. s:0o. io;oo. n:20. u:5o
p. Il,
Fer Mount Vernon, week days-s:so. 500. 1000.
II 20 a M, xi2:o5. xi:ao 900. $50, $3.50. 7:od.
300 p. m.
sundays-s:oo. 1900 room. a:l5. s:i5. GAS. o;oc
n.
For Arlington ard AoIeiict Bridge week
days-s:0o. $50. 'p:2S. 1000, lI:Oo. a m. s1s:05,
12:2o. l2:i5. '14s. eco 1910. 1925 AIS. 5;U5.
500. $3.50, &C. 500 p m.
Sundays-7:45. eco. e.s5. 1880. HTS. a. m.
$500 room. 12:f5 1870. 2:l5, 500. BIS 400.
o'l5. 600. 6;45 $3.50, Sis, p IN.
Parcels carried on all trains Baggage checked
IExpress. TO Arlington cnly.
J. CoLyIN. Superintendent
O.. AEror p-rs;ssn'
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FOR RENT-FEATS.

CHEAP EENT-Four rooms ard bath Eat; all
light rooms. ga l. st. NV; only L. 50 per
month. Il. F. SAUL, sth and l. ats.
mhli-St,en
FOR RENT-ThIee-room Hat, SIS. COMPTON,
1880 Oregon ave. mhIl-7t
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FOR SAI.E-HOCSES.

FOR SALE-l3l5 18th St, three-story brick, To-
room dwelling: price IS 100. For PARTICULAR
apply to A. D. ADDISON. sos 18th st.
nihl4-3t, EN-
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WATCH repairing. main springs. 81; cleaning
81. CO. eth 81, opposite Patent Office.
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Call at Office for seuai-'noathIy Bulletin
FOR sALE-No3TuwEST.

FOR SALE OR RENT-House 2i19 Pa. ave. NV. !;
4 stOries,- containing 10 rooms; excellent con-
diiiOa; price. $1,000; rent $3.50. Apply 2iS2 Pa.
ave. (Oppositel. mhl3-5t
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wANTED-AGENTS.
sITUA rIoNs wANTED-FEMALE

TANTED-By young girl. position OF sny kind
in store. Address box $50, this ojice.
inhl5-st en-
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wASTED-RooMs.

MANTED-By a youBr man, 4 room near Centre
Market. Address Bon 800. This Office nhl5,3t
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LosT-on Tuesday night. a past grand badge;
G. L. .. Of Chaldean. Return the same 10
as SSneben W. and receive reward. nhij-3t
LosT-coid medal; on one side are two Aags on
other name, W. c. i4atimer, etc: valuable to
owner only Reward II returned to go I'd st.
Sc. mhl4-3t
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FOR EEST-HOUsES.

FOR RENT-Owner giving up housekeeping will
rent residence. rooms and bath; fine order;
carpets, shades, and large bookcase included; only
Si5 per month; references. Call on OWNER. 1872
L 81. Ew mhl4-&L
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS papered. SIS up; work guaranteed, sam
Piles brought. HUNT, GA l. st. nv.
mi AT
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IN nae, TN ,,

WANTED Young lady correspondent by refined
gentleman OF means; strictly coufdeutiil; no
triiiers; object mntrimony. Address Bon 1856 this
o,Fra 1t
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xRaY IN USE FOR EXAMINATION AID 0EGa15iS
GERMAN SPECIALISTS in charge to treat all
chronic diseases OF man and woman. Catzrrh
Rheumatism. Brain Stomach, Heart, Kidney Blad-
der. Hefnorraeids (Iiles) cured vitality restored
PRIVATE DISEASES. Structure, impotency
rsricoce;e. Hydroceie. Syphil;tic Skin aud Blood
Poison cured without mercury
Especial attention in old and so-caIied incurab,.
csses. treated and cure accomplished Hours 10 TO
IL. 2 to 9. Tuesdays, Thursdays, sad Saturday.
till evening. Sunday cIosed.) DIR. CZARRA
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STORAGE. 75c per load. q. s. STORAGE Co
42o 10th ST. NV mill 81
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE. SITUATE IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
VA BEING ABOUT 20 ACRES OF LAND
IMPROVED BY FRAME DWELLING, STA.
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LOST.

the Navy Yard OF Whitehead torpedo
which was lost just below the buoy at Mount
Vernon March IL. HOLLAND TORPEDO
BOAT COMPANY, 80 Corcoran Building
uihlJ-st.en
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FOUND.

ioUhD-ice cream. pure and delicious zoe yer
gallon. LACEY CREAMERY CO.. COZ N Y
ave. NV. Phone 20el. ies5-H
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Prof. l.. DESMOND,

Clairvoyant and Pamist. whose marvellous power is
astonishing. tells every fear, hone, and ambition
OF your life; gives fail names, and date Of mar
riagc. etc. ParIors 1929 y. Y. ave; terms
able mil3-5t EN-
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent a word
for each Insertion.
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FOR SAIE-Nsrch Il will open with full line
OF 1900 Eclipse bicycles: all parts for ~, So
and 90; call ard see our 1900 models; terms
easy ECLIPSE AGENCY. SCI nth ST. NV.
mhii-St
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NANTED-Gfrl for general houscworl; references.
1912 It. TN. Il
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

BICYCLES Newly remodeled Sterlings. Clcve.
lands, Ramblers, Columbus. and others; SIS.
sidere,D $50. Sis, se25, $3.50; Goodrich and
Hartford So; bicycle repairing. mechanical over
hauling. 81; cnlmelng, 81; yulcanizing iOc La
BOFISil. Bicycle Machinist, III 9th st. nw.
mhli-lmo.em
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EOR REET-ROnAIA

THF TIMES
I
FOR REsT-RooMs.
,.---,-- ------,,, - =, ,,>----~
foh hLNl Two large Ioohs luihish'd o. uhiul
nl,Ieo- so No ave. s~. =
FOR RENT.Elezant rooms ei59 IN weekly.
$50 Pa ave NV. ruhl5 ct EN-
LIGHT HOT SEKFFprNG-0ne /. re fur room;
ron RTx1- TI;r.i a.. So, III -o,,o. b,.t
,,,, ~, ~" a. i''.r IRON. ''. ~, iv ~ nv
,riI5,3t ~ pe' ''''''-
FOR Furnished second story front room.
~ ilih 81 NV. mhl2-St
FOR PFVT -N;,el, s,,r,,.b.d .f;r1 story froal
room; wen heated: so ~ lith st. NV.
r,i,1-g, ' ''@'''' TA'
ron pI,I-r r. - - 80 IN ,l,;-I
'' ~ NO Ioy,as' ,sI'l , Ia -, ,,S heat
and LatI III 81 NV, ni;il5-St
V-,I--rl-T, ~ .----;-7-7 r-,,,. s.,tc
an ~ 'i'1i pny ~. ,Iis cgirs
iat p"thcua.s. AaureHs h'A $40 '''i' '''>-
ron, my, - NJ -,.. 80
fOi, ~ -, Two too"7' WI" i''' Anu o. ,r
" i0Sl' :, =, ma
1915 II ST. \. W.-Large. fur. psglor; bedroom, Sd
ng9r; iir. OF untui'i rent ie"s'"'0'''
-, mn ~ .'i,
FOR RENT-isrge, beautiful, FURNISHED 'front.' i, a.
rop prI1 VI. -..,.,;-,.,I -, "a door
southern exposure; price Nei. h@S SI,ot
f,ot2 II ST. NV. am ~
FOR RENT-A large front room, within FIVE
minutes walk ef Agricultural Smithsonian,
a. %n' sp bureau 0' f'sFa'ii's ana ir'H'"s mbiist
,,,,, -. ------ a, -,
venient to 7th and L S. cars. 2olI I4th st.
NV. rnhi4-St
FOX ktNI-furnised rooms 80 Ss' ~; ~
II 81: NV. Hn
FOR RENT-fwo nicely furnished coii'iuilie5''nS
rooms IN private FANNY Tor quiet couple >, %
w se-'t..t,-el- 9l2 1t st. ~
FOR RENf-Nominal rent for large weil t,r.
front room, in ncely-hcpt house; few step
~ non. s cars s''Aii ,rbI.8t en-
-, -.
BRIGHT, cheerful bedroom for rent, March ID;
mills S% 'rn same N'o'
mrnt p,;n,ino OH. h / 1oss \. i ave.
NV. mills st, en-
FOR REYT-T6rec 6risI,t cLecrf,,I rooms. entire
ID floor. with heat eas and hath in family
Of three; rent cheap TO right parties. 1871 \.
j. ave. NV. mhl3-St.o en-
FOR RENT-Rooms; nicely fur, newly papered
and painted; heat, gas, and bath; prices s.,
IS, and $40. az st, NV, mhl0 otem
t,au uux-r ryEyyx,cprn ,onrs
foh u A. ,
"a, '' 'i's ~ - -
'o ,rI, Matfr On same moor 100 ~ d. ave Nv"
H-ILo-2t
FOR. RENr-Floor. four rooms; also one Tor den
list OF ONCE ooi I='l ST. NV. h''io-'t
TOR RENT-121o c st. sw.. three UNFINISHED
rooms; second floor heat. gas. bath. mhlG-5t
~, n1,>.r 49,, - ,, a.. d,
rooms; BATH. hot and cold water; heat and
gas; SIS. l5l5 Columbia st. NV.
InhIo-ot,em
FOR RENT-Jnfur. parlor floor and other rooms;
newly papered and painted; =. NJ. i, and nice
!ard 81" II 81, ne - m'i'-'''eh
FOR RENT-tnfur cheerful communicating
rooms; I'd floor; large closets. l22s 18th st.
NV. mil''"''e''
FOR RENT-20l + ST me- four unfinished roorls
for |. h. k. mhl5St
ron prZT I.r;,,,,-;-i-o -.cr-,I aor- hath ss,,7e
floor. 929 II st. nw. Sal. mills .,
ToP PFY-r- lr,-1, ,,,,t,,rri-l,e5 -oon,g h /.
'0h a a., III. ,oti -.s - ,,l,Ii-r
FOR REST-Tyo communicating ,,ufurnished
rooms. private bath. / h. i. 80 18Th St.
my mhllS.
FOX KEN l-lhTee rooms, Isl moor mhuthisne l.
sl2 9th ST. nw mhli-"t
FOR RENTED third floor; unfuf., one 2d-foor
fur. l24S Ilth St mhl3-3t,em
ROOMS AND BOARD.
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Transatlantic Mails.

T TU1 y. p9T
s. Etr;ria,- from New York, via Queenstown
(D Al HOS p. N. for NETHERLANDS
direct, per s. ;. Siatendam. from New York,
via Rotterdam Letters Inust be directed per
S. :. Statendsm.'
{c) At l:0j p. m for NORWAY direct. per
8. 5. Norge. from New York, via Christiania.
Letters must be directed "Per s. s. Norge"
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-German steamers
sailing from New York Tuesdays, take Printed
Matter etc, for GERMANY, and specially ad.
dressed Printed Matter, etc, for other parts OF
EUROPE.
American ard White Star steamers sailing from
New York Wednesdays. German steamers from
New York on Thursdays, and Cunard, French and
German steamers from New York Saturdays,
take Printed Matter. etc, for all countries for
which they arc advertised to carry mails.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II +; -GRICTfY IS the best treatment for face and
scalp. MISS NICHOLSON, GAG New York ave.
,,-brE--F
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NINE DAVIS, born clairvoyant and card reader.
tells about business, removes spells and evil
influences, reunites the separated. and gives luck
TO all; cures piles and drunkenness. l22S 18th st.
nv mhi0-lmo, en-
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wANTED-UNFuRN ROOMS.

NANTED-Two large uniurnished rooms. for |. h.
H., I'd floor; moderate rent. Address Boa
AZ, this Office 1uhiiat
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WATCH repairing. main springs. 81 cleaning
81. CO.. eth 81, opposite Patent Office.
mhlJ lm,en
BAD BILLS collected charge. IT, D. COR
DON, Lawyer, 1885 L ST. nv. mhl2-6t
WITH windy March here and rainy April com.
ing you'd better have US paint yctg 100. with
our RUBBER ROOF PAINT. 1t not only stops
the leaks, but also preserves the roof 50 up.
Roofing and spouting Low prices. RUBBER
ROOF PAINT Co, All 9th St NV. mh4tt
CAPITAL CLOCK REPAIRING co. 1874 eth 81.
nw-Any ordinary clock cleaned. 5ec watches
cleaned COO up; musical box repairing and ali
other work low il proportion: "a isfactioa
guaranteed send postal. will call for anc deliver
free TO any part Of District. mhGtf
BooKBlNDlNG AND PRiNTING-Bin.iing one
volume magazine. as cents; othcr binding
equally cheap: printing 500 cards, 70 cents;
other printing equally as cheap. WILLIAMS. 6l5
ith 81. NV, Charles W Dowden. Manager fe2tf
LOOK! LOOK! LooKn.-Goodrich ti.es. SO per
pair put on; Hartford tires. No. II, $3.50 per
pair, put on. HUSTLER BICYCLE REPAIR CO.
Az and Maine sw. ia3-3mos
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire, ST. JULIUS
COHEN, ll0i 7th Il. NV. se27-tf
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HELP wAxrED-M.LE & FEMALE.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

RANTED-Position of any kind: good references;
married man; good meat cutter. Address BOX
80, this office. It
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wANTEp-nICYCLES.
xANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WASTED-To buy a light one-horse delivery
wagon; in good condition; BE- cheap
for cash. slS 9th st. ne. Item
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BUSINESS CHANCEx

FOR SALE-Lunchroom, rear Government de-
partment; will be sold al sacrifice: owner leav-
in. city GEO. C. AlRES, 6I7 La ave NV.
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PosTOFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON, b. C. PoSToFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 10 the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedules Of olosings are
arranged the presumption Of their uninterrupt
ed overland transit For the week ending March
Il, 1900. the last connecting closes will be made
from this office ms follows:
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FOR SALE Second hand bicycles; large assort-
nent OF high-grade bicycles; some only slight
ly used; from s. up. CYCLE EXCHANGE, 7iO
10th NV. mhl4-3t
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EUROPEAN COAL FAMINE.
Never Before Has There Been sucI, a De-
mandf for the Product. #

Never Before Has There Been Such q De-
mand for the
WASHINGTON, April Traditional
information has been furnished the
state department relative to the exist
ence Of serious coal Sfamines in Russia
and Germany. Consul General Guen-
ther at Frankfort writes that never be.
fore in the history Of the office has there
been such a demand upon the coal pro-
duction Of the country as at present.
Notwithstanding the fact that last
years output was 1900, 900 tons in ex-
cess Of the preceding years supply, the
amount IN hand is entirely inadequate
to meet the W increasing demand.
The minister Of commerce has sent an
inquiry to the coal mine owners Of Up
per Silesia, asking whether the coal
production could be increased by estab-
fishing a greater number Of shafts at
the mines and insuring them Of state
aid if such be the case. In Russia the
supply though large is not large enough.
The extension of railwaysin Russiamay
account in a large measure for this fact,
but the undeve1oped nature Of the coal
mining industry itself also plays an im-
portant part in the question. The aboli-
tion Of duties on foreign coal and cokes
is recommended as a remedy, but this is
declared to be out Of the question.
Similar reports come from France, ia
pan, The Netherlands and other coun-
tries, and Jul consuls in various places
are besieged with propositions looking
to an extensive shipment Of the Amer
lean product.
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THE DEPOT.
Vice President Kendrick Says til,
Depot Will be Erected as Soon
{ as Site is Clear.

Vice President Kendrick Of the
Northern Pacific confirms his telegram
with a letter stating the new depot
proposed by the railroad company will
be erected this summer. Architects
have been preparing the plans and as
soon as the site is clear the work will
begin. Mr.. Kendrick says it is hoped
toShave the depot ready for occupancy
in the early fall. The cooperation
of the city will be requested in the
establishment and maintenance Of a
park, which will be laid out and
soWed to lawn grass and trees planted.
Such a spot in the very heart Of the
city will be pleasing to the eye and
make an excellent impression upon
visitors to the city.
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WAsHBURN ROAD.
Surveyors Arrive to Begin the Seasons
Work on the Washbnrn Road
North.
Contractors Will Follow in a Few
Days to Begin Work on the
Grade.

Work on the laying Of ties and rails
on the new road from Bismarck north
to Washburn will begin before long.
Winston brothers of Minneapolis who
did the work on the reduction OF the
Northern Pacific grades between Bis,
marck and jamestown last summer,
have the contract to finish the grading,
between Wilton and Washburn, and
where it was not possible to grade be-
tween Bismarck and Wilton last e
owing to the unsettled strips of right
OF way. The right of way has been
secured now from Bismarck through
to Washburn, the last litigation hay-
ing been completed at the recent term
OF court Mclean county. The:
reads terminals in Bismarck will be.
at q Old stage barn, corner of Main.
and Ninth streets. From here the
line of road runs eastward past the
|~pen1tentiary when it makes a north.
ward curve and follow the valleys.
The greatest grade on the line is a one
percent grade and the line of the
road is generally good-better than it
was expected could be secured until
Hon. John Satterlund pointed out the
way to the surveyors. ar"
Another crew of surveyors reached
the city yesterday to begin the work
of laying out the line for this year.
They will go to work at once and will
be followed by the grading crews. The
grading last year was done by indiyid-
uals who secured small contracts from
the road but the work did not move
rapidly enough for General Washburn
and he will have the remainder of the
work done by Winston brothers who
will push the work to completion.
General Washburn says he will have
the road ironed into Wilton early in
the summer and to Washburn by the
early fall. This will give ample OPP
portunity to move this years crop.
There is in the elevator at Wilton a
large quantity Of wheat waiting for
the completion Of the road to That
place when it will be transported to
market.
Ties and steel are being shipped to
the city daily for the new road. At
the east end Of the yards is a large
quantity of both materials waiting fo1
the completion of the grade and the ar.
rival of the contractors to begin the
the country about it is settling rap
work. Piling has also arrived for the
building of .%culverts.
The town of Wilton is growing and
idly. From a lone farm house a year
ago, there are now several stores, no,
tel, livery barn, newspaper Office, lum.
Der yard and other business enter
prises at Wilton. All Of them report
a good trade. The Iowans who were
brought out by General Washburn are
building, and the early spring ant
pleasant weather is a boon to them IL
enabling them to get located and gel
started with spring farm work. They
are pleased with their land and salts.
fed that they will prosper to a greater
degree than on rented farms in Iowa
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ROBBED THE GRAyE

startling incident of which Mr..
John Oliver of Philadelphia was the.
subject is narrated by him as follows:
was IN a most dreadful condition
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk
n, tongue coated, pain continually in
pack and sides, nc appetite-gradu-
ally growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Forum
ately, a friend advised trying Electric
Bltters;; and to my great joy and sur
prise, the first bottle made a decided
improvement. / continued their use for
three weeks, anu am now a we'll man.
l know they saved my life, and robbed
the grave of another victim. mo one
should fail to try them. Only so cents,
guaranteed, at P. c. Remington's drug
store. " -
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! TaE CITY

EASIESrEG.Mp SfGSaEE4 G4Es& 4fNHEAEE& I-%EEIG
r. 3. Wallace came in from James
town on the noon train,
Attorneys Simpson and Gregory are
in the city from Dickinson.
The street sprinkler season has ar
rived and the sprinkler is out.
Spring farm work is progressing
rapidly this favorable weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Poole returned
from Jamestown on the noon train.
II. g. Remington returned on the
noon train from a trip down the line.
Regular meeting Of Bismarck Lodge
+. 9. 5,9s
Landlord PattersonNh has secured an
extension of the Sheridan House lease
to June H..
M. H. Jewell, "a. T. Patterson and
w. Z. Perkins left on the noon train
today for a trip to Seattle. They ex-
pect to be absent about two weeks.
Quarterly preparatory lecture will
be heldEin the Presbyterian church to-
morrow, April Is, at 7::45 p. m. Church
members and friends are cordially and
earnestly invited
Mrs.gW. FECochrane and son Edwin
returned on the noon train from st.
Paul. Edwin is still weak from the
effects of the operation, but is, gaining
rapidlyi in strength.
One OF the largest engines in use on
the Mp. passed through the city yes
terday. It was a ten driver affair,
and weighs los tons. 1t is for use
on the mountain division.
The first conviction under the anti
brakebeam law was secured at James
town. Conductor Neal 81 the west
found Northern Pacific passenger
train arrested a hobo who was steal
ing a ride and turned the man owe
to the local police. HeaWas arraigned
in Justice court and convicted and
given a sentence OF ten days in jail.
The railroad company is making an
effort to secure respect for the law.
Last year there was considerable
trouble with hoboes and the roads in
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-12
ARTIST DEAD.
E. L. Williams Died Last Night at the
Standing Rock Agency-Funeral
Tomorrow.

Bismarck people will remember E..
L.. Williams, the young artist who
anne out to the city last fall for the
purpose of pursuing his studies of IN
dian life. He was in the city for sew
2eral days and Inally went to Standing
Rock where he and his wife took a
cabin for the winter. He had been
seriously i'll with heart trouble for
ONE weeks, and General Williams re
ceiyed a telegram today that he died
last night. The funeral will be held
there tomorrow. The death OF the
young mar is extremely sad, under
the circumstances, and there will be
much sympathy for his young wife
who is thus left practically alone
among strangers. 5. ~