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parts 81 the country hy physicians who
have had demonstrated 90 them tho IN
variability or his curcs To him mo- cas-.
f. hopeless his method of treatment
r. his own. II Is "a system which has been
developed and perfected during bis long
years u active. constant practice
Dr Hathaway has confined himself 90
the treatment ~ chronic iisoasts-t hov.
Of the Blood. the Nerves ana th, Genital
and Urinary organs His cure Of Naflr1-
cele aud Structure without operation. bv
means Of q painless home treatment. are
the marvel ~ the medical profession Men
WHO have lost the vigor Of nature or whose
blood has been polluted by conarlon arc
brought back hy him 90 a porfcc, state
of htaith aud energy.
DE invites All those who have ans, form
Of chronic disease or weakucss 20 cau 40
his ONCE. or wgite him. for FREQ consulta.
ticn and examination ana advice he will
also send free. 90 plain wrapper his now
ca page book and determination symp-
tom blanks 20 anyone vino writes TO him
IN confidence.
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VESSELS N PoRr.


Alsiahv tBD. l.7s tons. Olsen: idg for
Bremen and Antwerp F. Minis a
Co
Cursxa D0. eoe tons. Iockhart: ldg
Tor Barcelona and Genoa F. Minis A
co
Elton din. i5'"i tons. Ramsay; cid. for
Manchesfer strachan e. Co
H1lmlea 0BD itB tons. Luke. disc car
go - F. Muis & Co
Homswoad ufu. 1881 tons. Rowland ldg
FOR Barcelona Wilder & Co
Juno fNor1 i6f7 tone. Trenert: log. for
Hevel barnard 4 Co
Laura dBu ~ tons Yule. cid for Bre-
men strachan q Co
Moofas 0iu , 60 tons Iourie. ldg for
Hremen Barnard n CO.
Orneshy Hu. Is2s tons Robinson: ldg
Tor Bremen W " Wilson
81 Quentin U30, 2t7o tons. stabb
lig FOR liverpool T.. Churchill
Tnuarra CBr 4l59 tons. ldg for Bremen
ana Rotterdam. =. Minis a Co
Winnie 0lD : $50 tons. Erickson, ldg. FOR
Bremen.-Wlller a co.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

hoy 20 Fort Pierce 81 how a hsnermau
iost hia leg from "a turtles bite His party
had caught . Dig fellow on shore. and
we're turning him over 20 keep while they
R1t ready 100 pos him Do their t-9ats a
man accidentally rot in front ~ the strug-
sling brute Instantly ita lonR neck shot
out and lts iron beak took hold - the
mans ankle. ire mandlbIes sinking into
the flesh The man snrieked with pain
aud fen writing 20 the ground. His COM
paulous tried - help him OUT bat only
ny cutting enc turtles neck waa the foot
released It Was found 20 be- deeply cut
into ana 90 Dadly bitten that the limb had
20 uc amputate1 above me ankle % pre-
vent the .oas 90 the entire limb.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Aetna 80 tons. Chapman. 10 IA. lumber
Master
woodward Abrahams, sc tons, Marshall
lIr lumber Master.
Islar r Campbell $50 tons. Stevens ldg
lumber Master.
Blanche HOPKINS. 5o5 tons. Hopkins. ldg
lumber Master
Huda. "a tons. Rlnes: to "a. lumbcr.-
Nastsr
Stella y Kapl4n. i.02i tons, Merritt. 10
d. lumber Master.
John Il Rose E6 tons. sullweil; ldg.
lumber Master.
WIN II shnbert, 500 tons. Doughty ldg.
lumber Master.
Geo Taulane. Jr.. 3s5 tons, 70 ID lumber
Master.
Jennie Thomas. SO tons. Young ldg
lumber Master.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Some OF the passengers on the steam
ship Dorchester. Capt james. en- her voy-
age from Baltimore 20 Savannah. Sept. 2
threw bottle into the sea when the shin
contained several messages from the pas
sengers.. with a request TO notify Cnut.
James n Savannah " the bottle wns
found Capt. James received letter from
Darlen stating that the hott'c had boon
picked up on Wo.f Island beach Nov 4
by Alex. stokelcy The contents were
dry aud IN good order The bottle tai
travelled 2ls miles in thlrty-eight davs.
An 81 o. messages were returned TO CAPT.
James By MIR. Stokeley
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A PAVING nook ms WEAPON.
VIM. Lncount Went TO the barracks
on Account Of II.

VIM. Lncount Went to the Hnsrnck =
ON Account Of H.
VIM. Lacount. colored. was sent 70 tho
barracks last night charged with assault
with intent 70 murder. committed upon
Lewis Whiteman. also colored
Tho row. which was about some money
occurred about s.Sl O'Clock az Jefferson
and Wayne streets Il was terminated
when-I.acount picked up heavy paving
rock and smashed Whiteman 10 the head
with o.. Whiteman was taken IN the am
bulance 60 his home In Ogleihorpe avenue
lane. near Houston street. a doctor was
summoned and dressed his wound. six
stitches being necessary 20 bring the sides
together
The wound Is a serious but not neces.
.arily fatal one.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Per British steamship Laura Tor prs
mon aff bales cotton. t2e7 a5. i.sss sacks
c"tonsee1 meal 81 -: 297s tons phos-
pha'e rock 81 Isl Cargo various
Per British steamship Elton FOR Man
chee,er-5iss bales cotton. 1851 saD. 40
hars se8 ISLAND cotton S7i so. 734 sacks
cou0nseed meal SON % pieces pitch
pine lumber ts-1 "a barrels roein. $3.50
30 tons pig ron t3lGl3-Cargo various
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COTTON FUTURES.
The Cotton Market steady nt Rise
of 5nII Points.


of san Points.
New York. Nov e3-The public dd 'rt
manifest much interest In to-days cotton
market and while there were several
spurts OF general speculation for profess
sionai account. operations In tae
gate We're disappointIngly small l''
undertone OF she market. howeyor "'
strong and prices from openlug 20 ..".'H-
were considerably above the final
Of the previous day. Tine feature q .a'
news was a crop estimate by SOL w'
the feature OF the trading was l
dalton OF several January long
and the accumulation OF eXtcnsN'
OF May by the same parties. tn"
opened steady with prices show'nt DIT
vance OF 3NS points The opcninE h'
proved about the loweft or tne
The bulls were reinforced hy small r.
ceiris ar tho ports and by an esii1''
Neill OF 5000 60 800 om bales
LIVERPOOL market advanced upon
Of this estimatei our market. na
was strengthened decidedly by tnn I'.
able turn Of affairs in the EnsliH
ket. particularly as the advance fn
10 foreign buying here The SCUM
rishe,i an abundance Of bullish in''
ton. Receipts were expected 90 d.'H
rapidly during the next ten a'
planters were selling very little
New England spinners and eNpor 'i-
cordinC to Southern dspatch''
obliged 20 raise their bids The l"'h
ket showed a special degree OF s'i
IN the afternoon when the week-en'
ures made their appearance. Ine ...
was steady with prices 20 j. i''N''
higher.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Hon Abba ORlesby. Justice ~ the peace
ct F3lberton. held a court u inquiry we'd
nesday 20 iuveaiigate che killing OF Col
w r. Matox. Tor whirh nnense ! IS
Jones. Jr. and Henry Jones stool chsrR-
ed The state introduced considerable
evidence. but failed to overcome the de-
fondants' position that MattoX nr.d che
nrsf nhot nud Jonea killed him 100 self
defense. tho states theory being that the
killing was murder. Mattox being un-
armed The defense showed that both
men we're armed and that MaiioN hrel
frsi and Jones killed him 10 save he own
lie Henry Jones was not connectcd
with the shooting save that De was sim
ply present and had possession Of Col
Mnftoa'a pisto. After both bad emptie'i
ihesr guns they grnppled and beat ench
oah~r over tho head After hearing ihe
evidence and tho argument 81 counsel on
both sldca Magistrate Ogiesby discharged
both defendants.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation all o. furnished masters Of YES
seIs free - charge IN United states ny
drorraphic Office IN Custom House. Cap
tsins are requested 20 call a. the Once
Reports o. wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission 70 the Navy Depart
maut
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Ten prisoner were before Rccor Ter
Hartridre yesterday on various charges.
A. % whole they were an unInteresting
lof with the exception OF g. Davis.
white charged with an assault with in
tent to murder. committed upon James
Michelcr Davis waf remIudcd tD-the sI-
perior Court The affhr occurred Thurs
day afternoon at Charlton and West
Broad streets.
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phase. Of the Moon for November.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
vc..ri. ArrI,.a Y..terAar.

Steamship CITY o. Augusta. Dnggett.
New York Ocean Steamship COMPANY
Steamship Tanagra Q3u. Marstcrs. Lon
dom ?. Minis a Co
schooner VIM. u. shubcrt Doughty.
quarantine Master.
Schooner John r. Rose. stillwell. Phil-
sdelphia MASTER.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

An American minister who reeently
visited ireland says he heard - preacher
conclude mis- sermon with these word
'My brethren. Too not chic world role YOU
81 peace which 30 can neither give nor
take away"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24


Reactionary and showing signs Of
Hear ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Turpen-
tine Firm At ~ Cents-Ro.in. Firm
aud TnchanEed-Local and Tele-
graphic Markets.
The Morning News Oalee.
FRIDAY. Nov 2.
The close o. the commercial week 20
day witnesses two important turns in the
markets. one the rising tendency IN cot
ton futures and the generally drmer ana
Advancing tendency 60 the spot markets.
ami the other the reactionary turn in
stocks which seems 70 have ripened INTO
a bear movement Local trade has been
very satisfactory as shown by an in
crease % Ger ss1o.o0 IN the weekly
clearing house statement.
Mlcn Satisfaction ls afforded the bulls
Of three months ago in the cotton market
oy tns advance 10 futures. Il IL the fol
hlmert % expectations with many. AMI
the fac, that their predictions that cot
ton would again sell az or above loc have
come true 10 the spot markets makes
tEem the more determined 90 ret waat
they believe th4r product 20 be worth.
Since the rse con=iderable activity has
characterized cotton trading. but ~ has
been a. steadily advancing prices. wi,h
10 disposition 20 make even fact.onal con-
cessi0ls. There Is a time 20 20, 20 AMI
q time 10 hold fast. and those VINO are
fortunate .n holding their cotton now take
tns latter view. Brokers say cotton s
being hold firmly throughout the iniericg.
10 ls predicted that the movement o.
prices rho balance Of the season will de-
pend largely on the manner OF marketing
tbis unsoid cotton. II the demand IL sup
pli.i too freely 10 vii lead spinners 10
- pect a weakness and hold on longer
Where8- u the tactics q the psst week
arc adhered 90 in holding hrmly spot mar
keis promise 20 continue looking up.
The feature OF the days news wa an
estimate by Neiu. guessing the crop 70
BE- from sJ1o - TO ? 1000 bales Man
chester operators believe this means q
scarcity of cotton and predict that n such
Is the case spiuners will be working On
short time before next september How
ever this may be-. the estimate was re-
garieI a. bullish. ana Ia response % Il
LIverpool advanced and the American
markets followed The closing 10 New
York futures was steady with prices 8
and u points higher.
The turpeutine market declined
throughout the week the closing be ng
At q loss % iigc below hast Saturday. The
demand was lisht. and tho undertoue OF
the market weak. Rosins rule,i arm. with
the demand good. AMI 81 few sales bel q
made Tor domestic account on a higher
basis than quotations. The Wholesale mar
kets CLOSED steady and active. The fol
lowing r-eume o. thc markets Will show
the tone ana quotations az the closing
to-day.
Local and General Markets.
Local Cotton-Firm. i-l6c higher.
Stock+-Weak a. the decline
Money.Isall steady. 2ix14 per cent.
Turpenune-F Sc.
Rosin~-Firm unchanged.
Coru-oulct. cIsy
Wheai-Closlng &c lower
oat--Clu-ing shade lower.
a
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Steamship Elton UD. Ward. Manches-
-sirachan a. co
Steamship Laura (BD Yule. Bremen
Strachan & Co.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
COTTON

The cotton market ruled firm and adj
vanuug the greater part OF the week. with
saies frequent around 10 cents. After
long waiting IL seems thot the dream o.
the farmers who hold on 20 their cotton
is 20 come true. and that the prices they
expected will be commanded. In fact, the
moyemers Of prices 81 very apt 60 De con-
tro.lsd the balance Of the season by the
supplies Of cotton offered By those who
have heretofore been consistent bulls In
the face 81 tremendous declines. Ample
evidence is furnished IN the transactions
OF the past week 20 show that holders
are 81 tating their own terms OF sale and
decline 20 make concessions. Conditions
appear To be In their favor and they think
favorably ~ the future. There was an
advance o. l-l6 cent In the local market
to-day which closed firm. with sales Of
$50 ba as on the spot The offerings from
the interior we're good at lilo to i.c atove
Savannah sp0ts. Sales FOR the week 2. 90
upland- ard $40 sea Islands. and for the
season s67H upllnds and 9.ss7 sea islands
THE following were the Official spot quo
atious ut the close OF the market at the
Cotton Exchange to-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

-Fifty-nve carloads Of coal are shipped
from I.eh.gh. T.. daily. The town has
also bought 5000 bales OF cotton this sea
son ami expects 20 have electric lights IN
thirty days. New coal mines are being
opened
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Exports past week. France
Exports pas week. Grea; Britain
Total exports past week ............
Exports since Sept ]. 800.
t. Great Britain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
To France OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
7 . the continent .-...t.- .....---........
Total foreign ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.. ~
Total coast wise OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Total exports ..................... 4 s..
Exports same Time Las, Year
To Great Britain .................
To France ............... .............
To the continent .......................
lctal fofeiGn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Total coasfw1ee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Total exports Observation-Disclosures. .l
stock on hand this day .....-..-.... s
Stock On hand same DAY last year
Receipts and Stocks az All P1rts-
Receipts this day ....................
This DAY last year .-...-.............. ..f
This day year before .ast ..........
Receipts past week ..........--...... e.
same days last year ................. ..-
Year before asst Observation-Disclosures. a..
Total receipts since Sept &. 1870 ...., .-.
Same time last year ..-..............-
Sane time year before last ........-
Stock al all ports to-day ........... -t-.
Stock same day iast year ............ H.i-s
Daily Movements AZ Other Ports
Pensacola-Net receipts. 2-l5. -
am
Galveston-steady. middlng. -. r. rs
e~lpis l4oS. gross. 1905. stock
New Orleans-Sfeady. mddluE n -t
receptf = 50. gross. Hoo. sales
stoJk - SCI
Mobi.e-Que,. middllng. ? ii-le. o.. -.
calpts I.l93. yross. lls5. sales. 9n io--
27.Ie
Char.estou-Firn. miAdHnE ii-l
receipts 80. gross J. 50. stock
Whining ton-F Firm. m.dd.lns. sN r-.
csipt- 24is GROSS. 2ue. stock. 1909
Sorfo.k-Steady middling 1876 re
receipts. i.5-.5. gross. 1856. sales, 49, s'9.l
3 7o7
Baitimore-N Nominal. nliddliug ,o. uss
receipts -. gross. 1890. stock ssE
New York-s Steady, mAddlnE iH. O.
receipts i.6Ss; gross, i.7S. sales &.
stock Es6I
Boston-Quiet: middling. l0t.; rei g.
tsipts All. gross. $50
Ph!ladeiphia-Firm. ml8duug ,li
stock $50
Newport News-Net receipts. 81 gai
-
Daily Movements at Interior Ton-s-
Augusta steady. middlinz. go. IT,, re-
ceip,s. l,ss6. gross l,g0. sales GO. s'os.
so.25o
Memphis-steady. middllng. 9 1915 rs.
receipts 2sz2. gross, 5.635: sales. $50.
stock il6645
Sc Loms-staady; middlnE. 9 1915 rst
receipts l,oel. gross. $40. sales, 81 SO +,
Is .s2s
CiEoinnati-Quiet: mlddung "a net re-
ceipts. 2E gross AR; stock si-
Houston-Quiet. midding -, nee res
ceipts. l5ii7. gross. l3.ii7. sales, 81. s1.A.
- 60
Louisville Weekly firm. m.ddlia- gs:
net receipts. e43. gross. CAS-. sal,.. 81.
stock 40
Exports Of cotton this day
Gaiveston-To Great Britain. 1885, 20
France. lo.6el. % the continent. --l
New Orleans-To the conCncat >s;
coastwise. 9 460.
Mobile-Coastwise. 80
savannah-To the Continent. 7,5t. ccast-
wise 1913
Wilmington-Coas fwisc. TO-
Norfolk-CoastWisc LA
Baltimore-To Great Britain. ! SD
New York--To the continent. $50
Newport Ncws-To enc continent A
Charleston. s. c.. Nov. o -Cotlor rar-
ket steady. middIng. 2 u-l6. sa.c none.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Bark James q PeEdlefon (Nor) Nlchoi-
ainen IN tow so sapeio from Tybee
Schooner Thos l.. Jane Pierce Now
York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Navlgatton on the Great Lakes 70 prac-
tlcally ~ q s.anfstn owing 20 snow
storms on the upper lakes sud dense fox
on Lake Fro number ~ vessels n ve
not hssn heard from for eve dnfs anil
are undoubtedly ~ anchor waiting Tor nc
weather 20 clear THIS will mean tho
SHORTENING ~ tho seasons work by one
mp FOR many 81 the ore ami grain car
ris-rs and vii decrease che pronts 81 the
year very materially.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
rrIrcruATIoNs Futures.

New York. Nov. 23-Cotton
opened steady at the advance ana
steady Prices as follows;
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Winston Chur.hlns first literary
work. at least the mrs, for which he was
paid. Was as n reporter on New York
paper.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters Of Interest 20 shipping Men
Generally.

Thieves tried % 20 aboard 'he British
steamship Homewood Thursday ulsnt.
f.,4t were me, hy the wat.hman and orr
ds-red n ~ the potns ~ p pistol lt if
reported that some of the crew fecsrle
dls=aiisnsd. and went wish wagon 20
the ves-sl which is hsr.hed in the Old
Pnliadsl . ma slip. with the purpose ~ re-
MOVING property The Waterman nhd
~ further trouble after ordering the men
away
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
SEA ISLAND COTTON.

Prices about as follows:
Extra choice East Floridas ........-s ~
Extra choice and fancy Floridas q or
Extra choice and fancy Gcorgias =
Choice Georgias OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z
Extra fine Georgfns ................ 1 a--
Fine Georgias (nominaD ...........4 W.
Medium fine and common ........ls nv
Receipts and Stocks $4,000 ~aNt
Receipts past week .--.-..-l s.u, prs
Exports past week ...........i $50
Receipts ,his season ....... 2sE eW
Sales past week .............. $40 $50
Stock on band ...............I PISS -.2
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Charleston. Nov 3-sea island o1rcn.
Receipts 5i5 bags. exports 6s2 s1.e- l.-.
stock 2.32. Quote: Fine %. fully ar7
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.
Items of Interest in Savannah and
Elsewhere.

Mr. c. +. Morrison with the passen-
ger department Of the Northern Pacinc
Railway. AZ ST Paul spent yesterday 10
Savannah.
Mr. J. W Brown. Jr.. passenger agent
Of the scaboard Air Line at Norfolk was
among the visitors 20 the city yesterday
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
GOT AWAY wITm rmE FUNDS.
Charge Against President OF Hercu-
les social club.

John H. Gads.ien. colored. president %
the Hercules Social club an organization
OF colorcd people was given a hearing
before Magistrate Naught.n yesterday on
the charge Of larceny after trust. he be-
Ing charged with the misappropriation ~
some 81 90 Of the clubs funds lie gave
bond for biz further appearance.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

shot Prom Ambush.
Iast Monday night ~ sneads, vsater
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Harvest Queen BD 1888 tons. Forsyth
log for R4o.-Nister.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
CONDITION or GENERAL TRADE
DURING THE PAST WEEK.

The Advance IN the Cotton Markets
Followed by Brisk TradinE-stocks
Reactionary and showing sign. Of
hear ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TurPen-
tine Firm At 81 Cents-Rosin. Firm
aud UnchanEed-LocAI and Tele-
graphic Markets.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Local Cotton-Firm. i-l6c higher.
Stock-Weak az the decline
Money Nall steady 2i4a4 per cent
Turpentnc-Firm Sc.
Rosin~-Firm unchanged.
Coru-ouict. easy.
Wheat-Closlng a.c lower.
oat--Cl14ing shade lower.
Provisions Closed 4izN5c 70 22isc high
Cotton Seed Oii-Duu, easy
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LOTS

1.v.r Won want In the way of a va
~ ii We have among the hundreds
NJ and we win fill It.
e - z.ch for from to 8 lots, 25x100 feet;
S5 ~iSvv: water; car line: good sur
80: lots that will sell for twice
iE pflce soon.
z36rner lot; street graded; too cheap,
- ~ az told to sell 1t and we will.
esS ANAL lot ON Madison street.
h lofs IN North Seattle.
q whole block of ten lots; on car
nc,~n avenue; lot 00xf20 feet.
~ .111k ave. lot: s0x121 IT. nothing bet
{sr fSSn this for home site
CHASE a MAXWELL,
naor =. First Floor Halter block.
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HOMES.

III - snts Sixth avenue. near High
- AVE: well-built house; brick foun-
2.s..s. itist what some wise man with
Z. ! rssh will pay at once.
" 80 cottages. lot 60xf20, one-third
- balance long time.
~ s9<5~rn fve-room house; good
SSsrhood; walking distance; near
Hsnom house: close in, lot 3ox12o;
~ "a the best corners on Broad
- rortl Of Madison; modern six-room
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NorucE no CONTRACTORS.

WE now have man stationed N eur
downtown office. room c. BAtey ouiio-
ing. who is entirely familiar with the
lumber business. ana prepared ~ ~,
tfnaa from a m I'LL 6 u. m, except at
The noon hour. 10 figure your bis or
attend 20 your wants on small orders
Our mill is located at the foot OF nroan
street, North Seattle Telephone Sh'on
Is. Kerry Mil Company.
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-@seCITY REAL ESTATE
Continued.
INVESTMENTS.

=. A Seventh avenue; improved
II rents at good figures.
e &0~rer 6Ox110 feet on First avenue
-. 1nsrtIy improved; sure to sell soon
~ s,o Pu,s. scxi2o feet. in wholesale
lsllSqc ruer, scxiso feet. first avenue
: ~ z1,o feet, Third avenue; part
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'1tHf4 MXjHLN rlsl9 TItpI I<nl
80 -B1Slness block. paying u per cent.
~: : splendid Investment.
xm -fX 0xI30, on First avenue, with
nod building, paying handsome
{rooue on the investment; this
Sroperty will have rapid increase
b value.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
- Nodefn house, splendidly located
N 81 Eighteenth avenue, near Madi-
N street.
y1sn.room modern house on Four
{eenth avenue, near Denny way.
-iSch, two new houses on Fifteenth
07eune. north of Madison street;
ehnice location.
- -ISa-room double house, corner lot,
q Denny way: excellent neigh
M bxAo0d.
~: four lots. double corners; on
snkon hill. one block from Madi-
IN street.
- fS1nes lot. soxi2o. on 4. Olive. near
Houeil
- Is 1850 each-Ten choice lots on
Dulnont avenue
GEO. A. BURCH.
4 I'll Estate, Insurance and Loans.
200 Pacific Block
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LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMISSARY,
va, nanco ,a,o barracks. Wash. December s
usual conditions. will be received here
until II o'clock n. m. Friday. December
q. 1900. and then opsned. for furnishing
and delivering subsistence stores, in
such quantities as may be required, at
Portland. Or. Seattle, or Vancouver
barracks. Wash. during January. 1901.
posals viii he ' furnished 70 ' Established
dealers on application. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be endorsed;
Proposals for Subsistence stores" and
addressed Mai Jas. N. Allison, c. s.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE
Supervising Ashsst Massn paoposa n
will be received at this Office until
o'clock p. m. on the 7th day OF January,
2 1901. and then opened. for the plumbing
u. s. Custom House building at Port
land. Oregon, In accordance. with draw
.ings and specification, which Will be
vising Architect. at this office. or at
the office of the superintendent OF the
building at Portland Oregon
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
Supervising Architect.
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTING
LIN se ISL, s otss p se
posals in duplicate will be received here
until II o'clock a. M. Tuesday, Decem-
Der II. 1890. for moving from the quar-
son streets. in this city. to the camp
on the military reservation at Fort Law
ton. the lumber contained in the sheds
at na pae or al ds sh ror frer ito
formation apply. to this office, Mark
envelopes containing bids, Proposals
for Moving Lumber" and address 10
Major George Ruhien. Quartermaster.
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