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WHITTLESEY'S SHORTAGE

for an excess sum. In Mr.. Whit
fiesey's second term these extra
amounts totAied about SiioQ. This
sum 10 included In tho experts fig
urea OF the shortage. II properly he
longs to the parties who paid u m.
but mast Of them viii never call Tor
Il. The bonding company wants 20
give a bond 10 pay any portion OF Il
that may be demanded By the par
ties % whom q h due. The county
wants II paid Ina caah settlement. In
case any q this $40 IL not demand
ed by the rlghtful claimants, the
county viii be that much ahead. n
Il IL included In the cost settlement
with the Fidelity company.
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School.
FUNDS
King County Gets
S24,4O3

OLYMPIA. Feb. f2-Stata Super
fnsendens Bryan yesterday made the
apportionment OF current school
funds for the quarter sndlng Deeern-
her 81. 1901. 20 the various counties
OF ths state. The apportionment was
made on a basis OF days attendance.
the rate being .0os3 per day. King
county's apportionment VIII be
81. 402-7a for 3.s24.05s days attend
anca, Pierce county. sih.a5S-5i for
]. sa7 eos days attendance. Spokana
county. Sls.l2Si0 for LAS. So days
attendance. The total amount APP
portionsi 10 the % counties Of ths
state La si33.t93-S5.
Frank l. BailAine has resigned as
chief clerk IN the adtutRnt general =
Office and has been succeeded By
Fred Llswellyn. Of Spokane.
Today being Llneoins birthday
and a legal holiday in this state all
state Offices are closed
The Jury term OF the superior court
has adjourned until March :. Last
evening Harry Crowhurst was ac-
Quilted OF a charge % numerous as
saalt on oscar Jacobsen. alleged TO
have been committed last November.
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TEDDY is
BETTER
President Resumes His
Most Urgent Work

GROTON, Mass. Feb. 12.--YounE
Roosevelt passed good night and IL
improved In condition this morning.
N tho present Improvement, al
though slight. h maintained, he VIII
probably recover
II was an anxious night In the stick
room. The approach OF "A crisis IN
the right lung WAS momentarily cx-
pected, while some apprehension was
felt FOR the return OF tho pieurisy
pains. The pulse Of tho patient
fluctuated some during tho night,
but this accustomed little concern. lie
had "A slight ri ~ coughing but this
was quickly relieved. There II now
no apparent deilrium. Toward day
break he fell into a refreshing slum-
Der.
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The representatives q the Ftdel-
fly and Deposit Co. the second term
surety OF ex-T'rcaSurer WhttucseN,
met Prosecuting Attorney Fulton at
the lRtter's office this morning 20
discuss tho shortage, but settle
msnt was not reached. The bond
coInpany's people have wired 20 Hal
ttmore fer Instructions. and another
meeting viii be held tomorrow.
The bond oompany's agents are
mum as an oyster, and the county
officials are scarcely less reticent;
but from outside sources the hitch
has been located. In many cases
nonresident taxpayers. noe knowing
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THE LABOR
QUESTION

The Chamber Of Commerce VIII
consider several important questions
at the regular Meeting Tomorrow af-
tern0on. The special COMMITTEES APP
pointed 10 confer with the Building
Trades Council regarding possible
labor troubles. met yesterday and
viii meet again today. A report win
be presented TO the council. IL In
understood that the committee has
found no signs OF a threatened strike.
The dispute over the duties Of
haFbormaster viii be taken up. Word
has been sent to the finance commit
tee OF the council TO meet with the
chamber and discuss the affair.
The committee on foreign com
rnercs VIII report upon the questions
rropounded some time ago by Con-
gresham Jones and Senator Perkins
regarding the ship subsidy bill, the
extension Of American trade TO the
Philippines and ike questions.
Secretary Meikle viii alE0 report
upon the postcard ballot taken to
decide upon the most popular day
and hour for meeting OF the cham
Der. The answers Of members in
elude votes for every day In the
week and every hour IN the day from
a. m. until .. m. excepting s
o'clock.
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Steadily Improves

GROTON, Fob Ia Noon. -Theo-
dorc Roosevelt. jr.'s physicians IN
formed the president that n the ga
tieut continued g. nhow the same
Improvement within the next a
hours. he could be- considered prac
ticaily out Of danger.
Although the president WAS BY the
bedside nearly ali night, he hruar
after a Few hours broken rest and
gave his attention o. work ~ state
which has been forwarded from
Washington, the answering ~ vol.
luminous telcgrarhic matter aud re-
ccptlon OF few visitors.
Secretary Cortriyuu denies the
stories that drlirlnan cries we're
heard last night from Tcddy'H room
lie says the cries we're those % 9th
rr patients. as Teddy was too weak
20 make n loud noise.
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'KlNLEy CIRCLE

william Mckinley Circle. No. IT.,
ladies' OF G.. A. r.. viii meet Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock IN q. A. u.
hail. Collins block This IL said g.
be = meeting Of great importanes.
and the president desires the attend
ance 90 every member whose name
IL on the charter.
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MYSTERY

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1.-THE
mystery surrounding the murder OF
Nora Fuller remains as deep as ever.
The police are unable to discover
the identity or any trace Of the muir
deror. The officers are now positive
the girl was killed on the same night
she was lured from her home. Jsnu-
AIRY II.
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LICENSED TO WE'D

The following marrlags licenses
have been issued. Charles 4.
Schroeder. aged -. and Marion r
simpson. 80. both OF Seattle. william
Pyncheon. Of Seattle. and Mamis
Fntwistls. OF Toit. Hugh Glasgow
~. and Lixrie NJ. Newman. ~. both
on spokane. Allan CAmpbsil Mac,
Donald. "a. Of Seattle. and Johanns
Aiwine Stranger. -. Of Ann Arbor
Mich.
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Three Burqlaries

During last night there were three
burgiaries committed that were re-
ported 20 the police. a valuable bay
mare was stolen from a stable at
Ninth mvenua and Washington
street. Frank Biron. OF 10 Sixth
avenue. reported that a burglar had
gone through his room and had
stolen two suits Of clothing. a pair
OF eye glasses. a six shooter" and n
quantity Of old coins. A room In the
Eorn block was also entered and a
suit OF clothes and an ovsrcoat
stolen.
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stevens Relief Corps

Tho ladies' 81 stevens Relief Corps
No. ! viii give card party AZ q. a.
v hall. Collins block. this evening
This in the third ~ a series % par
ties given by the ladies' for the bene-
NJ 81 the relief cofpa
aaa
Valentines -Coryeli Co. -.
aasasss Haaassa
la Roche removed 20 I'll FIRST ave
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Let Them Boycott

who caros1 Not tho public. FOR they
have no part In a. nor viii they
Fair prices, cut rate. suit every buy
er. They have threatened 20 drive
ua out % business
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The DespicahIe
Drug Trust

The "Lasch club" composed %
some NIFTY druggists. have organ.
issd combination 10 maintain rob
hlnE prices, This parasitic bunch
think they can forcs ns 10 uphold
prices think they can make ua Join
their crowd.
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We Have All the Goods
We Need

And sell everything at cut rates
prices that are right prtccs-,hAt al
low W a legitimate profit HERE'S a
few OF this weeks prices
Carriers Narytne. 800 nirs .... zoe
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~ you want repair work Of aAy kind
ring up Brirnsr ana Munger. phone,
Black iNe
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Edward Ladd. the man with many
aliases who failed 10 secure his re-
lease yesterday by means Of habcas
corpus. viii be taken to South Bend
tonight to answer 10 the charge ~
burglary. A quantity Of stolen Jew
eiry was found % him when arrest
ed In Seattle several days ago by
Policeman Damn. He was releas-
ed and again arrested by Captain
Laubscher, Sergeant Powers and De
tectlVe Tenant. and the burglary
charge lodged against him. He Ia
believed to be one of the most des-
perate burglars ever captured IN
this city.
--~1<--
NnInrilrna nnrru- ftor..nll Il.
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PASSES

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Feb. H.
The house this afternoon passed the
oleomarKarine bill with the amend
ment providing for the inspection
and stamping Of Renovated butter. 4"
All other amendments also passed.
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Valentines, Danny -corysll Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12

IS minutes ride 20 Seattle. Easy
terms. O. w. Dunlap. 80 Union
block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12

90 to Spinning for bicycle rspAlrs
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VALENTINO. penny-coryell 60.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule CORRECTED TO Nay =, lsJ|~
1ralEs LeaNe tor. Rennsy lYar4-. se.tl0Ea-

Schedule corrected 10 Nay >, ISJS
Trans Ieay= tor Rennsyis@E4- S--l1oLl-
6:0l .. n DAILY liza lOs Hai1lSSAoe'a
sTrenJcH. CnaTIO.-=, ali way stations
IU-S4 d Daiiy. > .sninSIOu, ALcLiIIolA
anu EIOIIda Limited IN a-CIaS5 Coachc5 a'a'i
drawing sleeper TO JacksoRy1iie, - On
ING CIR service
HIS = II Daily. United StaIes Fast MAI.
Fsrst-cIass coaches and dr&wIns-TCcn sleeper
&c heS orleans Dining car service
n:S1 3 n. Daily. Locsl for AarTentoo ana
Charlottesville.
$50 Saturdays only. The WarEentoh
spvciai; Alexandra, Manassas, C4IFert0n anu
VI are uLon.
s.Cl ,. n Week Days Local Tor Harrison
burg end way stations On Manassas branch
$50 p. m Daily Local Ior barre3Jon am
Charlottesville.
Gas p H. Daily ssew York and Atlanta E1-
press. Eirst-class coach and sleeper 70 At-&nta !,
Mondays. Wednesdays and fridays. sunset
Route Tourist sleeper Washington 70 San
francisco. Pullman bEz5et service
S-Jg p n Daily New York and fI0Ti0z
Express Fi-st-class coach and sleeper 70 Sd
Tannah, Jacksonville, and Port Tampa sieeP-
er 20 Summerviile, Charleston. Augusta aha
connection for Aiken. Dining car service
l0:pI p. IN. Daily. V ashngton and Cnzt-
tanoogz Limited (vla LynchDurs). fITst-c-aSs
coach and sleeping car 20 Roanoke, hnoxvlllS'
Chattanooga, and Memphis; sleeper 70 New "
leans Dining car service
I0:45 P n Daily. Warrington and SCUM
western Limited. ali Pullman Jraln. club, and
observation cars to Atlanta and Aacoaj steep
eTs 10 Nashville, Atlanta, Macon, Memphis.
New orleans. Dining car service.
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

Fer Richmond, Va, and points South via
Alexandria and Fredericksburg. Leave STATEN,
9th and B streets, 4.SO q m, 3:45 p. n. daily
(dining carr lor Richmond and points On At
lantIc Coat Line ard Florida: 1O:U 4. H..
leo D II daily FiO-ida and Metropolitan
Timited}. f0T Richmond and points on Sea
board Ar Line and Fiorida: I0.-l g. m train
connects At Richmond with c. & O. Ry for
Newport News. OlG Point Comfort. etc; I0-5l
a. ~ daily for Bicamoad ana points on SouyH-
err Railway and Florida Jdil.snz css}; $40 a. ~
eek days. 4;si p. GGIly. express fer E=ch-
mend only Pullman Or paTlJr ears On al
above Irains except 1:fc a. b. Accommods-
lion for Quautico 7:+J O. n. SGlday ,nIg;
AS .. n wees days: $50 ,. n, except
Saturday
Z. T D. AYERS. ". D. DUKE, ". P. TAYLOR.
President General Mgr. Traf5c Ag-.
Richmond. Va
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RAILROADS
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOuNT VERNON RkILWAY.

from station, PeRnsy wanna Ave. AM L052 d
Ii s1aeGI Nay /, tSgZ-
OF AlexsntrIz--n eek days, $50, t'esr ~
wv. e:z5, e:js, SIS, I0:O0, lJ.Z5. llOo- li'S'
4 m, xI2.oo, Iz.zO, Iz:45, xl-O5, 1-lS. ~
20 Ssi0z. $50, 3:5s, 14:l4. ass. f.5t, S'ysi
A9.zz, 0;49. 6a3, O.s0, 20, 1.Su. s.Ve' $40
9'S0' Io:l5, I:2U, 1:5o p ~
oQndAys-7-45, s.O0, $50, Io;eo, HOO, 20
& N iZ:00 noon, Z 30, leo, l:S0, z:O9, -.S''
S'Ss $50, 500, 4.SJ s:Uo, $50, 0.V9, o.'y,
80, 3;S0, s:oJ, $50, 80. I0:l5, u-zo. 1i'''
?. z.
For Mount vernon-1eek days; ESQ, SOD
LO:o0' A;o0 a. m, xlz.05. xl:0o, Z.uo' 3S-"-'
S-SV, xz;l4. s5:z2, ZOO. $50 p. n
Suhoays-eO0 n, E:o0 noon. %'O's 80
$50. 7.o0. ESQ p. N.
For Arlington AID Aquedoct Bridge e &c.
aa5s: G:S5, 7:04, 40, 600, s:ee, SOS. go
lG-00, l:O0 4. m, 1905. lZ:Z0, II 80, t'1o'
l:zo, zoo, $50, SOC, . 80, s:5s, s4-%<. s-S+-
S'zZ, Cos, $780, 7:05. 500 p IA
oUADAIS-z.45, 300. s:45, $lo;S0, 4.VV'
II-s0 q H., 12;00 noon, 1880, 1=o3s 80
200. $50, 500, -S:SO, 400, t4=SG. $780, 'S;So'
e-90, $50. 700, -7:SV. f;o0 p. n.
x-Tpress- To Arlington only
Parcels carried. Baggage osseckSd
). COLYIN, superintendent
CLARENCE P. KING. resident
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DovAV RTUF LINE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.


T-sirs Leave Pennsylvania Station.
900 p 81 paiIv-CINCINNATI AND LOUIE
TUIF Express Solid vestibule train for
Cincinnati Reaches Mountain Resort Stations
ssras evening. Cincinnati and Louisville next
I1o-15rq :. Louis and Chicago that evening
pullman SIeepers to Cincinnati aud Louisville
e.5o p n 6ailv-wAsHINGrOE AND 81.
LoUIS SPECIAL = rev solid yes'5 .5s7
ela,trfc-lightsd train, arriving CInclEastt
Tj-sS a. m. Indianapolis 3-25 p m St Louiz
g:t5 p m. Chiczgo $50 P. NJ Pullman
Siesners 10 Cincinnati, Indianapolis. and s.
Trr;s without change Parlor Car CilclH-
49, 20 Chicago. Dining car
no ? r. DaiIy-F- F = LIMITED Solid
train f5r Cincinnati. Pullman S.eeaeTs =
Cfrcir7ati. Lexington. and Louisville without
change. Compartment Sleeper 70 Virgins
fIot Springs Tuesdays. Thursdays, and satur-
f,vs- connection dang. S.eepers Cincinnati e
Chicago and St Louis Dining Car.
Reservations ard tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Office. 5I3 pcuusy lvonil avenue Cos FetI-'
fsc-rb street, near z, and at the station
T'eIegI,one call I44I FOX Pennsylvania r r CAB
Ser,Ecs H. V. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
TpleDhone Main 1895
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sEkBOARD All LIVE Bail WAY
aCaDital Cirv 2oute"

Capital CITY 2oure-
rza Washington, Pe@na- r z Station
- ~ gEABOARO FAST NAH
O'TTSfIs Through Pullman Sleepers 70
Jacksonville. connecting At
7r-,7.4 with Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta
ps'isiiy LIzITED-Solii tram 10 ST
s,ry1Tsfine with Pullman, Drawing Room
11-1,-S,T.aYtneat Observation, and Dining Cars
- Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta Pullman
Si-grer tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays 70
S-,,fbsrn Pines tPinehUrstt
Tbese trains offer excellent schedules and
I15,;,eL,,--f1. Camden, Columbia, Savannah
44t-i!--.ganviIle and az Florida points Char
80 Athens. Atlanta. New Orleans, Chat
-oaS6ea. Nashville. poiHts West and Southwest
9S m LOCAI-To Petersburg Raleigh.
= ~Seiiy Southern Pines (f7inehurst1
Hamlet, aad intermediate points
Office, 1871 Penna, Ave.
C B. RYAN, y. r. DOLL.
General Pass Agent General Agent
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cHEsAPE FAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Effective June IS, 1909.
T-ains leave District Line station Preached
~ CoIurub5s electric cars rs follows.
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS
Week DAYS, 1879 .. n, I-00, 2:S0, SIS,
and . n Sundays and Holidays, 9-I5, 1880.
II 80 a n so, 2=So. $50 $50, :. and $50
RFTT RNISG, LEAVE THE BEACH.
Weel, DAYS. 1910. $50 >. 3 and 70 p N Sun
DAYS and Holidays, $3.50. 1:59. 5, $50. $50, 5.
g:iO. and I0-So p. N.
TRAINS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE.
Week day., 9.I5 a. m. BIS p. n Sundayz
g.I5 a. IN. $50 >. n.
A h LEWIS. G. P. A. 100 New York eTe
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BALTIMORE AND CHIC r. R.

Schedule IN effect Hay Is, 1902
Leave washington, NeS Jersey Ave 27d @ s.
Chicago and Northwest, -lV-S9 q Ia, -5-z8
? c1nc;snatI. St Louis and Louisville. sI0-os
n AIS p N, s1-I0 night
9 PIrIs,Irg aud Cleveland, 'I0-50 a n, 1913
n n ana 'I-O0 night
Winchester. ils=s5 q IA H4ls and 1854
P Ia n RivertOn. Front Royal. E-ksoa. sa:1s
p Annapolis m H7:so. .-s.so. iIll:5o n. H4.sa.
"a 4 : week days, $40 a m. (sgeci1n
and 40 .. H. Sundays $40 4 m and Iii
? r n 1885. .'9.oa. l1O:5o a n. +i:I5.
IL go. and flo.2o P. n
flag sg;srstown, II1o:o5 a n IA. aad 5;so p n
-. B9ye $50 - 5.S6. -'iO:I5. liI1:2o p. n
t:a5thers.urg and way points, is:s5, -s9;ge a
So. -.I:I5, t2-9o, 4-S9, 500, i5-Ses
-, -; * 81 70, rs1o:I5. III 30 p n
sbiprton junction and way points. ils-3s,
$50 n. s-I:I5, z;So $50 p H.
paI+ir,o-e week days, xSso0, 500, $50,
- ga *. %. s-S5, $3.50, xl0-C9, 80 n
= I1q.20 noon. xl-S3, $500, x4-O9s xz:Sas
I.25 xE-05, 5:Z5, x5=20, $50, xs:Go, xI9.o0.
49, ;I-s5 D n Sundays, xS-G9, X .05,
~ $3.50 x9:O9 6 n, Xl2-z0. lis, 1900,
80 95.55. $50, xs:o0. xlo:o0. zIl:S0. Has
D L. ROYAL BLUE LINE.
AZ trains fiuHlinateII With Piatseh light
E g. Philadelphia, New York, Boston.
and the East, $50, - S!3in@T}, S+S9 <Bst-
4s.l,, sTsre-S 500 l'-Royai finited.'
- - Tt.0a (Phiiadelphia only, $5:as
II,jTrI, 500 and sIl-S0 P n tsleeping ca
ep st. a. ,Oi CITY. i7t5. no-Oo = m. e.2s
no snsily ~ IiExcept Sunday -Fsunday oaly.
xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and eaef1eq nom . osss
- - - tintZet ofhces 6i9 PeBH5y l7ania AveEus
"a. New York Avenue and Fifteanth
Sect and at station
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR RENT-Five-room house. So; six-room
house. SO. PIERCE * PIERCE, Vienna, "a.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED - By energetic business CWestern)
=5onan. position as barmzid OF singer IN sum
Tner garden. Address BOZ 2s9, this Office 81
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WAREHOUSES; AND VEHICLES

WANTED-A Dayton in good condition; also
harness; must be cheap Tor cash call at
2JZJ sd ST esq
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RY.'S
CALIFORNIA TOURS.

First class stop-over tickers on sale ct stated
periods at a rate less than one fare for the
round trip Apply for descriptive booklets aud
detailed information 1923 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT-FARMS.
GRIT BARGAIN N FRUIT AND POULTRY
FAR3.-FITe acres rich trucking land; new g.
room house, porches; barn. cov-shed; hen
nc-ies; splendid va-e., we'll fenced, and all in
fruit; = acre small fruit; near steam and
electric A decided bargain at =. 30. just the
place for city man SOULE & Co, Bank Wash
ineton Building m5-3
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TRAINS ON BLUEMoNr BRANCH.

Leave Washington week days, $40 a m.
loo p n Abs P m, 5=.9 p II, and SIS
P, u. Latter TO LeSburG only. sundays
only, 9-0l and 9:I0 g. n and 6:25 ?. N for
BlueDont-
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can be had at ticket Of
fees, 705 18th St. 81 snsyIvaaia Avenue,
and Pennsylvania Staticr Baggage checked
through from hotels and I'1dences-
Phone Main 1871. P. r. r Cab Service
c #. ACEERT, General Manager.
S II. HARDWTCh. General PaSS'F Agent
l. s. Drown, CEREAL Agent.
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-444 q St NV; six rooms. halls,
gas, range. water. large parking, perfect con
dition, house open, $3.50. e7-8
FOR RENT-Desirabje I0-.oom house. COS Sd
ST., near Pension Office; key at Ga Sd ST. e5-3
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BAD BILLS COLLECTE5 O.. nc charge Il. D.
GORDON, Lawyer, 6l5 l4th 81, NV m7-8
DANCTNG-PROF. J. B. Caldwell. teacher
Of n.tlic and dancing Private lessons given
daily. Address 40 9th s., NV. ms
trunk REPAIRING at your residence. SOC up
send postal 80 9TH 81 NV mes
CHAIR CANING-JoHNs0N's. I32s 9th st. and
40 K 81 mss
CRFDTr-DiamguGs, watches, jewsIry delivered
en- first payment; lowest prices DRUMMER.
corner 18th St and Pa ave-, upstairs MS
FOR SALE-EIectrical Phunosraph, perfect con-
ton. cost 500, sell cheap. l0l4 / St NV. m8-3
coon or bad bills collected OF no charge
THOMAS J. TYDI>GS, Lawyer, Cos T 81. NV,
phone East 80. eos
IF YOU ARE HIRING delivery teams for bust
ness. call and see my line; special price BIZ
the month REX STABLE. Rear UlJ 81. nv
Phone. East 5@4- mA-1
CIVILIANS BOOK EXCHANGE. Books
bought and sold; also bookbinGinS 10 ali It's
branches SI3 g ST cS8.tf
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Trans-Pacifc Mails.

here daily al $50 p m W 70 July 7th, in
elusive, for dispatch per S. :. Alameda. To-
Mails for CHINA* and JAPAN via Seattle,
close here daily at $50 p. up TO Juiy 9th,
inclusive for dispatch per s 6 Rictua MarI-
Registered mail mus be directed Via Seat
Mails ior TAHITI and 8IARQUEsAs ISL
ANDs, via san Francisco, close here daily At
ESQ 2. n. Up to July To- inclusive, for dis
patch per S. s. 3iarlposa Co
Mails for CHINA JAPAN and HAWAII, and
frst-class ma-tcr for the PHILIPPINE ISL
LANqS-'. via san Francisco. close here daily
at so p. n UP TO July nth, inclusive, for
dispatch per s. s DoTic- 90
Mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,. via
san Francisco. close here daily al 5-20 . m
up to July 18th, inclusive, for dispatch per
United States transport 20
Mails fo- AUSTRALIA Except those for West
Australia. which are forwarded VIA Europe
NEW ZEALAND. FIJI SAMOA and HAWAII.
via san Francisco. close here daily al ESQ
D. M Up % July 18th. inclusive. for dispatch
per - g Ventura. to)
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except those for West
Australia. which are dispatched va Europe.
and New Zealand. which so via San Franeisco).
and FIJI ISLANDS. via Vancouver and Vic
toria b. C.. close here daily ut $50 p II. mp
10 Iulv 10Th. inclusive, Tor dispatch per s. s
Noaus Especially addressed only {oj
Mails for CHINA. JAPAN and HAWAII. and
frst-eIass matter for the PHILIPPINE ISL
SNI}S~s. VIA san Francisco, close here daily
at SEQ p. m mp 20 July 10Th inclusive, for
dispatch per 8 s. Nippon Naru. lo)
Mails Tor CHINA and JAPAN, via F81cou-
yer and fcroria B. c.. close here daily ct co
p. H. up 20 July 22d. inclusive for dispatch
per s. 5. Empress Of China Registered mai
must he specially addressed. Merchandise for
tine United states t--vtaI Agency al Shanghai
China, cannot be SarrearIed wa Canada (o)
Mails for COCHIN CHINA are dispatched 10
New York for connection with European steam
erS
s'PHILIPPINE ISLANDS CIiIitary Maid, dis
PATCHED u san Francisco at al closes f0T that
Office. so connect with Government transports,
the s8iliuCs Of which are irregular.
REGISTERED MAILS close 1T the Main OF
fee as follows: tb) at 100 p NJ same day;
90 NJ 500 ?. 70. same d-r; Cd at 500 j. m
same day: lD al 100 p. m previous day;
th} at 1900 r. r. previous Saturday. q; st
500 D. n. previous DAY; to at goo ?. ~.
JOHN 4. MERRITT. Postmaster.
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WANTED-HIGHESr cash price paid ioE ladies'
sud gentIeTaen's czsJ-0G clothing address pos
IL and VIII ezu. 3. TARSHEs. Is0s 7th ST.
Nv el3-SU
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through trains f-o-ss the South arrive Wash
ington 6:z2 n m, 6:E1 a H.. 7:40 3 N, gas
g. IL, 200 P n, els p n, aud $50 P n
daily Local trains from HarrisoIburg, u-S7
Z m week days and sac , m daily. From
Charlottesville. SIS q. N. and 9:4o p n
daily
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WANTEp-Furuiture and carpets buying con
seuts q houses z specially: h-ghez; spot cash
--icee paid, drop postal 70 4. Z. LEVY. iiGS
= e.. NV prompt attention ie22-lIa