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Evening journal., 1900-06-08
Visitors in Smyrna
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Smyrna. June S.-Mrs. L. Z. Mariner
and Mrs. J. J.. Beckett are visiting
friends in Wallingford. Pa.
Mrs. James Mitchell of Philadelphia,
is guest of Mrs. Edward FARRELL.
Miss Nellie Wallace. of Philadelphia,
Is spending a few days with the Misses
Wells
Miss Helen Waters left yesterday fol
a lengthy visit TO Hinton, W. Va.
Mrs. George M. Stevenson and Mrs
John l.. Truax, have been spending q
few days with friends in Chesterville
Md.
Mrs. Susan Wells has as her CUES
Mrs Frank Wells. of Philadelphia
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DOCTORS ELECT OFFICERS
Ohio Man New Head Of the imericaR
Medical Association

Atlantic City. June S.-The American
Medical association yesterday elected
officers as follows: President, DIR. c. A.
Reed. Ohio; first vice president. DR..
A. w. Calhoun. Georgia; second vice
president. Col. Woodruff, u. S. A.:
third vice president. DR.. Philip Marvel,
New Jersey; fourth vice president, DR..
+. E. Quine, Illinois; secretary, DR.
George W. Simmonds. Illinois; assist
ant secretary, DIR. A. NJ Davis. Mime
sofa; treasurer, DR.. Henry p Newman
Illinois; librarian, George Webster
Illinois.
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Druaaists EIect Omcers

These officers were elected at the
closing session of the annual meeting
of the Delaware Pharmaceutical So
ciety at Brandywine Springs yesterday
afternoon President w. A. Jester. Of
Delaware City; vice-presidents. New
Castle county, James T. Challenger, Of
New Castle; Kent. Cecil Mulliken, Of
Milford; Sussex, Elmer Outten, CT
Lewes; secretary. +. w. Fem, Will
mington; treasurer, Joseph r. Williams.
Wilmington; Executive Committee. Al
bert Dougherty and J. s. Beo.em. this
city. and James I. Challenger, Of New
Castle.
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peddling without a license

Samuel freedman and Joseph butterfly.
OF Philadelphia, We're arrested and locked
up this morning on charge Of peddiing
without license.
City Council held a brief session last
night in Council chamber. .adjourning atS15
o'clock In order TO attend the Democratic
mass meeting IN the Academy OF Music.
The only business transacted was tho
reports OF city officials. which were re-
celvcd and filed
Evening journal., 1900-06-08

When Commander Todd, u. S. N.
was in this city in command Of the gun
boat Wilmington he was the guest of
the municipality, the recipient of much
attention. and made many warm and
lasting friends After his departure
they watched his course with interest,
and when he was made chief Of the
Naval photographic Office they gloried
in his promotion lt was blow to
them when they learned that charges
had been preferred against him because
he had sent letters to persons not in
the naval service, asking their aid in
the fight the photographic Office was
making against the Coast Survey to
control the surveys. IL was hoped that
he would be able to exonerate him
self, but he failed to do so, and was
relieved from duty. Now 1t is a
pleasure to note that Secretary Long
has signed an order terminating the
former order Of suspension
Evening journal., 1900-06-08

Democrats may rail at the first ses-
sion Of the Fifty-hfth Congress, but
the record made by the Republican
majority is an honorable one. In dis
posing Of the great questions Of the day
the Republicans have shown an earn
estness which will commend them TO
the thinking people OF the country. The
volume OF legislation proposed and
the small part Of it enacted speaks
wen for Republican care and thorough
ness The debate on measures has
been protracted it is true but 1t was
marked by an intelligence on the Re
publican side which kept the Demo
cratic minority ON the defensive at all
times.
Evening journal., 1900-06-08
NJ end Rnles on nonIlrn-

Agreement was reached this morning by
William =. Hawkins OF the Fidelity ana
Deposit Company. Of Baltimore: Charles
G. Kurtz OF the United States Casualty
Company, Of Baltimore; Robert Pening-
ton. of the American Surety Company,
and Philip l.. Garrett, Of the American
Bonding and Trust Company. of Baiu-
more. not to cut rates In furnishing bonds
for Tny person IN Delaware.
Evening journal., 1900-06-08

Neave, Miss Ethel Neave, Mrs. %
Pyle, Miss Sarah w. Pyle, Miss Fra
=. Pyle, Felix irwin, Frank Fori
Miss Nellie Forrest, Mr.. and Mrs.
liam Forrest, Miss Annie Robelen,
Ada Rodgers, Edgar Coleman, Mr..
Mrs. Robert Stuart, Miss Edna STU
Miss Bella Stuart, Miss Helen STU
Mrs. Lizzie Sesterhenn. Mr.. and Mr.
B. Taylor, Miss Lydia Taylor and
and Mrs. James Watson.
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Derclonlng lhc NIarsh Land

Since the Diamond State Steel Com
pany has built a mammoth Industrial
plant on the marsh along the banks Of
the Christiana river. with compara-
lively little expense and difficulty,
marsh property has increased in value.
and representatives Of several large
firms have been looking over the ground
with an idea Of lOcatlng.
Evening journal., 1900-06-08

That Canada is loyal to England was
demonstrated dramatically in the
House Of Commons in Ottawa yester-
day. A motion was made to draft a
congratulatory address to Queen Vic
toria upon the approaching termina-
tion of the war in South Africa. Mr.
Bourassa, a member from Quebec. de-
nounced the war as cruel and unjust
He was interrupted by cries Of "Trai-
Evening journal., 1900-06-08
FnrreI 10 FIght . Cyelone Jacl. y

Jack Farrell. the local pugilist, has
arranged for a twenty-round fight with
Cyclone Jack" Of Philadelphia, TO
take place in the Academy of Music,
this city. on June 10. Farrol recently
fought a twenty round draw with "Cy-
clone Jack" Tom O'Rouyke has agreed
10 allow George Dixon to fght Farrell
as soon as Dixon returns from Chicago.
Evening journal., 1900-06-08
Graduated From Annapoli

Colonel John Wainwright and
lily are Annapolis, attending
graduating exercises Of the class
1900 at the United States Naval a
emy. His son, John Drayton W
wright, is a graduate, being amon3
first-class men. Mr.. Wainwright
Join the United States cruiser Keai
on Monday, which will be on the u
pean station for the next two yed
Evening journal., 1900-06-08

Within five months the Harlan and
Holingsworth Company has launched
seven ships into the Christiana river
and the work sull goes on. The other
shipyards in the city also are exceed
ingly busy. With such conditions ox-
lsting. it is foolhardiness for Bryan ca
lamityites to appeal TO Wilmington
workingmen to vote to alter such graft
flying conditions. It is natural for men
who are out Of work TO be swayed al
election time by the specious pleas oI
political demagogues, but men who ar,
working week in and week out are no
in mental and material condition to b'
worked upon. Mckinley prosperity Il
the best answer to Democratic calamit.
howiers
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speakers for Ratifcation meeting

The Hon. Marriott Brosius. from the
Eighth district of Pennsylvania. and the
Hon. Charles B. Lands. OF the Ninth
congressional district of Indiana. will
speak at the Republican ratification meet
ing, 10 he held under the auspices OF the
East Side Republican Association az Au-
gustine Pier on June 28
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worlsmen Elect omcers

Industry Council. No. 2. A. o. u. W..
has elected the following officers: p.
NJ. W., John W. Townsend: NJ. W..
Henry G. Saville; treasurer. Charles H..
Dugan; overseer. e. Glen Cook; guide.
Isaac w. Burks; l. W.. +. r. Clifford:
O. W., John W. Mackey.
Evening journal., 1900-06-08

II the affairs of the Democratic Levy
Court are to be investigated, the sooner
such investigation is begun, the better
It will be for the taxpayers But
whatever is done, let it be well done
to the end that the public will have
full confidence in the report
Evening journal., 1900-06-08
HOME WEDDING
CELEBRATED
Miss Dickinson Becomes the
Bride Of Mr.. HallaS
Wilmington Young Man Grad
uated From Naval Academy
in Annapolis

All communications intended for inser-
tion in this column should be addressed
TO Society Editor, care Of the Evening
Journal. Communications should be
written on one side Of the paper Only
Miss Martha A. Dickinson last even
ing became the bride of William Hal
las, at her home. No. 1902 Scott street.
The ceremony uniting them was per-
formed by the Rev. j. p. Otis, Of Mt.
Salem NJ. E Church.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter. Miss Elsie B. Dickinson, as maid
Of honor, and Ferris Taylor acted as
best man. Miss Ella Walstenholme
played the wedding march.
The bride wore a dainty gown OF
white organdie over white silk and car
ried bride roses. Miss Dickinson wore
white organdie trimmed with pink RIB
bOns and carried pink carnations.
Following the ceremony a large num-
Der of relatives and friends offered con-
gratulations. Mr.. and Mrs. Hallas
will be at home at No 905 Clayton
street.
Evening journal., 1900-06-08
Kloherr ror Renresentnli,

Friends of George J. Kloberi
treasurer's clerk, want him to an
himself q candidate for Dem
nomination for representative
the Fourth district The other
dates OF the district are Coun
Thomas NJ. Monaghan and {
John +. DOnahOe.
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sncnred a Innnncsc pnrtrnit

Mrs. William r. Styon, OF No. 3O2
jefferson street. has received a portrait
of herself which was painted by o.
japanese artist for Frank Morrow CO
the United States steamship Petrcl. Of
the Asiatic Squadron.
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Married Last Night

Special to the Evening Journal
Dover. June 8.-Miss ElizI
Wharton, daughter OF J.. Stanley VI
ton. Of near Dover. and WilliaI
Hunter. OF Dover. were marril
Holy Cross Catholic Church last
ing. the Rev. Father Waldron, of
ing. They will reside in Dover.
Evening journal., 1900-06-08
Social and Personal Nod

Mrs. Charles f. Shoemaker
daughter, Miss Irene, are visitir
family of Magistrate Lewis Sasst
DIR. Pusey Foulk, Of Avondale.
being entertained by Sylvest'
Townsend. Jr.
Frederick J. Carter, Of Smit
Va. who has been visiting relati
this city, returned home this mo
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig. OF No 121;
caster avenue, will sail for Sc
tomorrow
Evening journal., 1900-06-08

western and south
western states tho
maximum temper
ature ran q e d
above 90 degrees,
and the highest
reading reported
was 100 at Con-
cordia. Kan. An
area of low baro-
meter continued
central over u
Lake Superior j
giOn. and the [
Evening journal., 1900-06-08

rometer fell generally in the Atlant
coast states Forecast: Showers
day; fair tomorrow; fresh to bris
southerly winds.
Sunrise, 4.3l: sunset, 7:26; length of
day, l4h., 55m.; moon rises, AIS D. m;
moon sets, 1853 a. m.
Evening journal., 1900-06-08
Mrs. sarah samworth Bun

Mrs. Sarah Samworth was
from the home of her husband,
SamWOrth. No. 1903 Lancaster
This afternoon. Interment was
the Wilmington and Bral
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1900-06-08

II there had been proper safeguards
at the approaches to Buck bridge, near
Summit Bridge, the recent fatal acci-
dent would not have happened While
young George Higgins cannot be called
back to life by those who were respon-
sible for the lack Of those safeguards,
they at least can protect others by pro-
viding them at once. A high draw
bridge like that, improperly equipped
is a pubic menace.
Evening journal., 1900-06-08
Freight WRECK Near stanton

by the breaking Of Journal on n
freight car Of north-bound train last
night, near Stanton. traffic was blocked
for short time.
Evening journal., 1900-06-08
Recruiting Omce Close

Sergeant Henry Harting, Of tn
States recruiting Office. Of Phil
arrived IN Wilmington this mori
closed the recruiting office here.
Evening journal., 1900-06-08
Elected school Commissioners

Dr. J. w. Dewitt and William B.
Jester have been elected commissioners
for school districts Nos 90 and 53ik
st. Georges.
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Anrnslinc NIills Excnrs

Employees of the Augustine
Mills will give their annual e.
10 Atlantic City on August II.
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Ekcnrsions ror RrandNwine springs

Two more excursions were booked
for Brandywine Springs Park yestcr
day. They are the Daughters of LIB
erty and the German Reformed
Church, both of Philadelphia, and Will
visit the park during July.
Evening journal., 1900-06-08

The weather nnd the Almanac.
No important temperature changes
occurred Yesterday. In the middle
Evening journal., 1900-06-08
MATTINGS.


The most effective designs in high
grade China and Japan Mattings.
One hundred and sixteen rolls have
been reduced to make June business
jump, and youn find values greater
than you've seen this season. Good
quality China starts at 81 per roll,
and a special Damask Weave in
Japan Mating Of good quality is Of
fered at 700. a reduction of at least
$500.
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Ice Chests, So Up
RefrigeratOrs, So Up
Blue Flame Oil StOVeS,GaS Ranges
and Hot Plates, Gasoline Stoves.

We secured our stock for this sea-
son before the present prices went
into effect. and are able to offer
them for the present at prices which
are fully 25 per cent. under the
market. and in addition give you
the convenience of paying for your
purchases on our Easy Payment
Plan.
Every Stove guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or it comes back
with no eXpense to you.
Evening journal., 1900-06-08

HOT WEATHER STOVES.
2-burner Gas Stoves. $3.50
3-burner Gas Stoves. ....... $50
b. & b., blue flame, cook,
burner -. ......... 900
b. & b.. blue flame. cook,
burner ann. ...........12.OO
? burner Gasoline (best
make) ..... -. ........ 400
3 burner Gasoline (best
make) ..... -. ........ $50
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AGENTS make seeo ser month selling our.
novelty uarhines, on application WILL
send cut and prices Foot Mfg Co. Los
Angeles Cal. 80 Banchet stree
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DEATHS AsD FuNER...s.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tho foIo~ine srrnsfers of real estate fled for
recosd In the county auditors Office YESTERDAY.
John Smith 20 rhcodors forb5, lots and l.
Rainier add. rno
Mar A. Denny 70 Elizabeth ~ Power. lot 7.
block iS3. A. A. DeBny's Broadway add 500
Ole Nielsen and wife TO Dous Falk lots l. and
5. sec "a tp . n. RS q, tl.zD
Ciise Investment Co. to Libhte O. Hashbun. lots
4 and S. block a. Brooklyn add. f.~1.
Andrew J. Morrison 70 Thomas Irving Co, SET sec
4. tp u n.rse Q. f-u.
Christina Raymond and husband TO o. NJ Jones,
pcstinn cf nc r.. tp r. 800.
State OF Washington 10 Seattle Traction Co.. lot
o. block ia seattle Tide Lands. q.
state of Washington 10 sesuie Traction Co., lot
s bloch 10 =. and iot II. block i7s. Seattle Tide
Lands. eG
Reiia WHITE and husband 70 Mary Ann Moosefte.
Io<s H. ~ Il and r. block ,, Meter Line add, $3.50.
Anthony Wood and wife 10 George X FAR and
John Malopey. part 81 sec u. tp . q. Il 9. $50.
james 4. Morgan 10 George X. FAR and John Ma
ioney. part eco "A, ~ = n. II e. $40.
Kna Knudssn and wife 10 Martin Nicholson. mel
Of nwt Zee =. To - D. Sc N.p
Walker Hutledsp 20 Clarence d. iiifnsn e. al.
lots and & block n, Woods T. Shore division q
Green Lake. 81, etc.
Manson " Baekm and wife to Annie Rondeau,
lots 8. 9 end T. moct No. T. Eden add. $500.
sidney n. vrooman and wife 10 J. T. Brsiisford.
lot n, Homsstsad Para. sD9
Bftdget Christopher 10 Joseph Msyou lot II. block
n. .. A. Bells First add. 1900
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PuBLfsHERs NOTICE, --rnveIsns agents are A.
., Burnett. ]. A. Mcclellan. o. .. loonis and r.
HIancHard City collector sfe n. r Haw1ey, John
d. eheshsn. J. A. GoodfsIiow. A. H. Mills and
nohevt Aim. Po~tmssters everywhere are our
eeunts. Pay money only to these and 10 rssi
dent sssnts In ths various cities and towns u the
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Po0T-lNfpLDI 0ESCER WANT AID
A0HNCIES.

- Pcst-lussnssucss has established branch assu
sss vAess eIassised establishments win b. received
nth y , =. ssch day. fhs rates charged st the
ssssh assnss~ e ~ gsSs :: q The Pot. INTEL.
q 6sasA assa1ss. Ssnoviss i IL int q sssnciss
Ysshs Dssrsngten's Asuw store,
second avenue anA Pike.
nPeaAwav Pharmacy, p. y. Fisher,
nseaAwsy asa james.
0entoa mlDl Pharmacy, Maaisen
street ana Pefteenth avenae.
Wa1ls Walla Pharmacy, ,Twenty-
oSse ena East Je9esssa.
urewn's Phssnacy, corner yesiep
ana Broadway.
sAastlsG's Drug Store. Twenty
third avenue sesth and Jackson.
eehntts' Drag store. l022 Howell.
eesnes Desen.
nsssA Seattle Pharmacy. nastsry
anA ripst avenue.
4. =. DAYS Pharmacy, Denny way
ana Fifth avenue north.
=. ,. Ceatigan'u Pharmacy. Queen
Anns avenue asa Roy street.
BALLARD.
Prssten's Phasmacy. Ballard ave.
nne.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drag Company. Lake
str~et and Ewtnx avenue.
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WORTH investigation: 10 lots close In.
800. lib Third avenue. Tel, Bun 100.
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WANT ADS.

Advertisement unaes any
Aealang In claassAeA columns,
IL . wera eeeh isssrticnt smtn-
amum charge, aSc. C1assinea
aAveetlsenents Sunnin9 0ne
0onth withsst change Of COPY.
Ql.S0 per llne (seven words
J eeunt To 1tne). On three
oenshs' order. el.ss per iias
DeS months % stx menths' cr-
Ger, Q1.1o per Iine per mOntAs
- yearly order, ~ per lins
pss nsnth.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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NJ. J. WALKER. general auctioneer. OF
fee. l2l2 Western avenue Phone. But
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LOST.

LOST.
ANYONE finding a pocketbook contain
ing considerable amount % money and
papers valuable 10 no one except the
owner. postage stamps and one pearl
. handled penknife. please leave AZ the
Post-Inteiiigencer office and receive re-
ward.
I4OsT-Gold watch. Initials r. q e OUT
side. two pictures inside Finder return
90 Albin Smiths Office. 2 and 10 Sullivan
block. and get reward
LOST Plain gold ring finder please re-
turn same 20 this ofnce ana receive
suitable reward
FOUND.
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MONEY 10 loan on watches. diAmonds
and iewelry ~ low rates. ali h9siuess
strictly confidential NJ y Cuhn. rs
Washington street between Occidental
avenue and Second avenue south
LONDON LOAN OFFICE Money loaned
on valusb lss. watches. diarneriS jewel.
~. 10 Second avenue south
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY Mosser.
'rhr1e. Lake tls
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BUSINESS CHANCEs-Coutinue
w. PARRY sAfITH-Room I'colman build
ing. Tel, Red l46: notary public, real
estate. mines and timber lands Loans
negotiated.
wANTED-Partner with $500: established
business; fullest investigation. .,
care observation-disclosures.
WILL exchange good farm for house
and lot In this city. Address r 5. care
Post-Intelllgeneer.
wANTED-PARTNER
-~---------------->------>- -------------~-------
ON account OF business engagement,
would like partner liquor business.
Twenty-Five hundred cash. Z ?. care
Post-Intelligencer.
PARTNER wanted; small capital: stands
closest investigation. triiers don't an
swer. Address ID ), care Post-Intelh-
FOR RENT-BusINEss PROPERTY.
------------~------------ -~-~--------------~----
FLOOR space, 24xso, on third floor New
York block; plenty OF light; suitable for
quire Louis D'Elia. 1os Second avenue.
GOOD clean store. with living rooms. So
PART of store 1906 Second for rent.
FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
81 3oe--Four-roomed house. "a acres.
cleared: IL blocks from car line. w. e.
Lewis: Denny avenue: Green lake:
wANTED-REAL ESTATE.
FARMS and Seattle property bought and
sold. Great Northern Land Company
81 First avenue
wANTED--House and lot: $500 to $500 ii.
G. Hourn. SIS pike street.
FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE.
----------------------
IMPROVED ranch for sale; acres clear
ed 100 bearing fruit trees; good house;
barn.: chicken house: acres in very
good land. Apply John Sitter, Lisabeula,
Nashon Island; Steamer Clara brown:
FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE.
------~-~--~-~->-
NO PART OF Seattle has more beautiful
prospect than Denny-Blaine Lake PARK
overiooks Lake Washington.
All the streets graded in park style.
Cement walks and city water.
Only twenty-five minutes from the city
by the Madrona park line.
Pure. invigorating atmosphere.
narks "''>' N'o''~
ronnairss ., na,urss hc ne, WITH ,', s s,
II 70 nerfec,,nn ~ ms a,irec,, wa n M.
park addition:
DEM ELAINE LAND COMPANY.
DeNter horton bank Huiiding.
" -
EsTARr,IsHED lsss. rcaident ~ Seattle
FOR al Years
For sale,Wa are sailing tba ola r,ur,sr
farm in tracts 10 sui the n,,rcha ssr
~ g. on ths se.ttla a. rsn,o go liz.
80 p,,nia = No.. ,,tna 49,, H. az. sio
a g. Dun ana p0s'oee e:r CHEAPER anan any
the cny.
Lake WASHINGTON water 'front.' near
al brignton beacn. -
sS2.uv-f our-story anu basement priak
building.
sio.s-inSome property; .u,i size iot. near
proposed new union depot.
Tnree houses on one iot' rents TOT w Per
month, price $4,000.
Lots eoxl1s. near Madisoh street, $coo 20
xSO per lot
ll4xi2 in Lake Union addition, close 10
car nne; sau
90 acres river bottom land on railroad;
good orchard; two dwelling houses and
ImnrDVni
Entrance IS Union block.
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81, 600--For two lots each 6Dxl& on Broad
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Lopce NOTICES.
sooIErY NOTICES.


NEW apening dsncfHg classes. Monday
and Friday evenings. At SN az Prot
Wilson dancing school RankN hall
Pike street and Firth evenue: private
lessons daily.
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SPRING HILL villa tracts Wet -
Nle. fine. rich soil for gardenlRa RI
fruit; running water: fino viHWs; cJ161s
ed and under cultivation: only ~ =
500 per acre. easy payments; ur&1151
terms to actual settlers. Jacohooa r.
New York building. \ '7''
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HGSINESS C8ANCES.
-------------------------------
GOOD hotel for sale; furniture new; ele-
vators steam heat. iD rooms: 19S
down, balance on time. lodging house
3 rooms. brick; centrally located. g, 10;
. rooms. new furniture: new building
good A-room boarding and lodging
house for sale; everything first-claks;
price N.sp. Inquire room ROCKWELL
FOR LEASE-piant for manufacturing
site. buildings 1000 square feet floor
space, location on nu First avenue
south, f9-horse power boiler and r.
horse ?oWer engine now In use In plant
for sale. Inquire at Seattle Mattress &
InholstcrlhE Co, 90 First Avenue south.
MONEY is made quickly by forming stock
companies. The best and cheapest char
tefH are from South Dakota: good IN
any state. all complete by return mall
81 30 Our Eastern office will sell your
stock OF bonds. Fiscal Agency. Huron.
South Dakota.
INVEST safely: IS per CEN. Interest paid:
let your money work Tor you; buy os--
iihcaie now. payments made avery fifteen
Gays. satisfied clients IN al sections os
the country; write for particulars c.
+. Maeksy & Co. az broadway. New
PARTNER wanted 70 purchase hair in
terest IN q BUSINESS centrally iocntpd
paying hig interest 90 Investment with
another party who has investigated the
business thoroughly O T. care Pest
PATENTS AT AUCTION Next great aafe
September a ty James r, Siin. aursior-
car. 81 Liberty street. New YORK Patents
must be- received before August r. Ad-
dregs W Keeler rnsnaeer.
WANTED Partner to invest 81. 80 - gls-
% IN a WsI cetAblish~n ana proutalls
manufacturers business IN seatt.@ FOR
particulars. see W. D. Yield. 81 ilsser
building
FOR sATsE~An established transfer hts
iness. nt a complete sacrifice. everything
included. m fair offer VIII be refused
ArriY yDou 7i2 New York block.
FOR SAI.E-The whole ~ hair interest
- manufacturing business. established
niar years Address X ?. care Post
Iutelligencer.
IF you wan; 20 sell anything IN a hurry
We have ftn cash 20 buy. N you want
20 buy something call room G28 New
York block.
FOR prornp, ausnfron and quick sAiss
Herman. 90 New rcrk hfork
oNE-HkLF or whole inieres; in single
Fniii % go capacity. Nne timber Aaiirees
=. care PoSt-fnteilixcncer
OWNERS Of shingie or sawmlfs VIM
want new locations. address q. 81
Powell. Aberdeen. Wash