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SITUATIONS WANTED a.

wANTED-BY A STUDENT, PLACE TO DO
chores for board, room and washing. Demp-
sic, SIG Nicolet ay. =.
WANTED-PosITION WITH LARGE CLOTH
ing house as foreman Of alterations, by prac-
Address Foreman, SO Sd st s. Minneapolis:
WANTED-POsITION IN. DENTAL Of
flee by young man with practical and college
experience. 1885,, Journal.
EXPERIENCED ELEVATOR OPERATOR
Ments 1a5 1ouepa weps must pay fair wages Address
KKEEfER-GENERAL OFFICE MAN
and collector. with best city references, is
open for engagement Address P. 0. Box +84,
Minneapolis, MINI. e .
COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT AT 7 LEISURE
of. references: new books opened; old ones
balanced. 116S, Journal. 90 -
WANTED-TO LEARN PRINTING. BY
wel-educated, sober young man; good refer
epces. -1o04,. Journal. -----
young gentleman stenographer; salary $so per
month; am a rapid shorthand writer and op-
crate both Smith Premier and Remington
typewrters Address Norman Nelson, Crooks
POSITION N REAL ESTATE OR. lNsUR-
ance office or good printery by bright young
man; educated; write WELL, know city thor
oughly. 1908 Journal. ----A----
A YOUNH MAN, IL, .ENN-lO11 EAtND SEflL-
man. would like to work in grocery store; ~
years experience; best of references. B.
Sctoenburg. Address Twin City Hotel, 10s-11o
Washington av, Minneapolis. -
Oct. 10; work till then for good wages; young,
cultured, experienced, hard worker. 1902,
Journal. - -
-. FEMALE -
Competent stenographers furnished no charge
Typewriter Exchange, 237 Hennepin. Mpls.
EXPERIENCED LADY WANTS POSITION
as demonstrator. Good capabilities and refer
ences Can handle almost any article. Stoves
preferred. LOSS, Journal.
A -FIRsT-CLAss COOK WOULD LIKE A
place in, nice respectable family; please
call at lis 18th st S.
YOUNG LADY TEACHER WOULD LIKE
position to do Office work during the summer
Address 11s4, Journal: -
4 CITY TEACHER, HAVING GOOD BUsI-
ness ability, desires temporary work. 1203
Journal,
.WANTED-sI BY COMPETENT
young lady stenographer; salary $50 per
month. Address Miss Lena Nerland, Crooks
ton MINI. -
A YOUNG GIRL OF EXPERIENCE WOULD
like place as clerk in any kind of store or
some Office work. Call at 1879 9Th st S, city
COMPETENT sTENOGRAPHER WANTS
v ork afternoon and Saturdays; s15 per month
3o45 % ay S: -------..-
TYPEWRITER WANTS CLERlCAL AND
copy work; will work reasonable. so45 I'd
POSITION IN DRUG STORE BY YOUNG
man. 10 years Of age; over two years expert
ence Address ,Lock Box 31s, Minneota, MINI:
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED WASH
woman, a few places to wash, by the day, in
modern houses only; write OF call after p.
m. Amelia Nelson, 6o9 5th ay S.
COMPETENT STENOGRAPIER DESIRES
a permanent position. 1882, Journal
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MEDICAL

LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR
write DR.. BLY,, 227 4th st S. New book. 25c.
ELITE BATH PARLoRSs s62s HENNEPIN
ay; porcelain tubs, massage, cabinet ana
medcated baths; experienced lady attendant
DYSPEPSIA AND CONSTIPATION. CURED;
box free c.. H. Rowan, No. Mflwaukee. Wis.
= CANCER CURED.
Dr.. Wheeler has cured more. people: OF can
Ger during his many years OF practice than
have been cured in the same length OF time
by all the cancer specialists. Ia the state Of
Minnesota. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded Write for book Of references or
DR.. WHEELER,
~ % 4th st s,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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MONEY TO LOAN
3SAeoSs, Ere, oN sHoEf s;oI!cHs s
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
STHICTEsT PRIVACY 6UAILASTEED.
CALL ON THE OLD HOME cOM2ANY;
EsTABLlsHEp TWENTY EEAks. MIN
NESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, 3oS
BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING COR
NEts OF 1st AV S AND 4th ST.
MONEY TO LOAN on FURNITURE, Pr
ANos, HORSES. WAGONS, ETC, on the
same day rs application. the gcods to remain
in your updlstucbed possession.
WE MAKE A sapclALTY OF LOANS
We also make LOANS to sALARIEp pEo-
PIE with responsible firms on their plain.
note without nioT;gs &c, indorser or publicity.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED THAT OUR
PLAN is THE Cheapest AND BEST IN
TIE CITY.
PRIVATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS.
Minneapolis Loan Co.,
SO1-2 Globe. Building,
20-22 4tk st s.
Open Wednesday aud Saturday evenings.
WILLIAMS. AiS GUARANTY BUILDING,
loans en- furniture, pianos c- any security;
large loans q specially. Terms to suit bor--
rover. Lowest rates.
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UNIMPKOFED
.tb6. Tenrp3e Court.

UN1MfHOfEu
FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS. ST. AN
thony Park, Walton Park. or for bargains
everywhere. send tor maps, ETC.. to Edmund
G. Walton. 800 Hennepin av.
TWO LOTS, 45x120 TO ALLEY, 9Th Av s
and 33d st; water, stone walk, trees; very de-
sirable; s4o0 each. Pratt g. Field Co., 100
Lumber Exchange.
SIX LOTS FOR SEES. ABOVE GRADE, Sd AV
and 41st st. r, w. Bates, 10o7 New York Life
building.
90 90 % SeS e~sssesoessseo
o. JOHN L.. NEAL.
e. 623 Boston block.
9 $500 buys five large lots, 4tb st Sc .
and 9th av. one block from Uni Q
o. versity car line.
D 81, ,000-A choice residence lot, Clifton 4
o. aY. must he sald. o
o. GREAT BARGAIN in The wholesale Q
g. district; a fine corner. SsS1S5 feet,
o. alta remarkably low price. Look .
this up. Q
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REAL ESTATE-FoR SALE
FARM LANDs-conrf,.uca.

FARM LANDs-eontfnued.
5000 ACRES FINEST SELECTED FARMING
lands In North Dakota, all in Morton coun-
ty, near Mandal; will sell all or part: II al!
is taken viii sell at $500 an acre; some pieces
worth $40 an acre or more. For particulars
address owner, e.. II. Bipgerheimsr, Fort
Yates, \. D. -
MARSHALL COUNTY, MINI.
i,245 acres. town. ls7-4. AL frst-elass,
tillahle land; heavy black loan and clay sub
SOIL close to proposed railway extension TO
Roseau. in a country rapidly settling; price
only 81 per acre, II taken by June 8.
THE PEOPLES LAND INV. co.,
Crookston. MINI.
CALL OR WRITE FOR LIST OF MY
southern Manitoba land. Improved farms
and wild lands equal to the best Red River
lands. They will pay a5 per cent every year
to rent. Good schools. low taxes and as good
wood and coal and good water. Lands. ad-
joining Cavalier and Towner counties, NORTH
Dakota. n. Linton. 293 Grain Exchange
100 COO ACRES, KIpDER COUNTY. y. D..
the best place now to buy land on specula-
ton; write definitely your wants: sell l60 or
township. RAFT Bank OF Commerce.
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ACRES
BOARD AND ROOMS

|. BUAKU AND RUUMS
FIRST CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS; TABLE
FOR THE BEST BOARD AND COOLEST
rooms. The Wheeler, 18th st and Ntcollet.
LARGE PLEASANT, NICELY FURNISHED
room, with board; strictly modern; telephone;
reasonable price. 3l4 7th st S.
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FURNISHED FLATS

FURNISHED FLAT, NO. SIS E 18th ST,
second floor; modern; till Sept /: very low
rent; see janitor or Elliot & Metcalf, SIS E
18th st. .--- -Ml.-..
NEWLY FURNISHED FLAT FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; just what you want nice yard;
three minutes walk from Masonic Temple. 60
Western aV. ..
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oak White sewing machine, $12.5 Domestic,
s10 New Home, $3.50; snaps. Elmer. 10 1st
avs
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STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
has upequaled facilities for moving and stor-
ing household goods; packing for storage and
shipment by experienced men. Collective car
loads for the coast a specially. ofhce, +6 South
3d ST. Telephone. Main 6a6. both exchanges.
BENZ BROS.-fRANSFER AND STORAGE;
finest vans and warerooms; goods moved by
experienced men, 112 5th st n; both tells, 952.
CAMERONs TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
Largest and finest vans for moving. Expert
packers 200 Nicolet. Tel. N. w. Main
1903: T c.. :l2os or e573 Res. T. G: as2z.
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BERsLIN, THE BUTTER CRANK, INVITES
all other butter cranks; wholesale prices to
consumers; dairy 1Sc up; separator, PIC up,
in tubs or jars; coffee, 10c up; best patent
-four 81 Il New Butter Store, 81 1th st s.
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MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK 25 FINE
second hand ice boxes and refrigerators, suit
able for stores and family use; store fixtures
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

:. :" BUSINESS SEEClALS
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC, PER
manently removed by electricity. Miss Hol-
lister, TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand
Of the northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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CLAIRVOYANTS
BUSINESS CARDS
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS HEADQUARTERS FOR BUTTONS
and special street fair novelties: send for
prices; buttons, assorted stock designs, 500,
S.; 1000, $3.50. ST.. Louis Button Co., st.
Louis. Mo.
Unique horror, including worlds great dis
asters; also agents for metal bread board.
No. 301 Northwestern building.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Baxter's suite, 6l4-l5 Temple Ct. Tel. 2724 J2.
USE BLANCHARD's ECZEMA LOTION.
Free office treatments at 424 Nicollet. Sold
at drug stores. Write for free book on skin
diseases. :. - 49,
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-WHITE AND BROWN FOX TER
rier pup. Please return to A. w. Nelson, 217
Emerson av N, for reward.
LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN, MONDAY
evening, from Hennepin av and 7th st, large
bay horse, 1900 lbs; four white feet, white
line on face, hitched to light buggy with
top taken off, return to 240 I'd av or 1929
Columbus ave, and receive liberal reward.
WILL THE TEACHER WHO PICKED UP
brown pocketbook in assembly hall, Central
high, Saturday, return same to the office.
LOsT-BURNT- LEATHER CARD CASE, IN
itials B. T. P. on one side: Finder please
return for reward to 72S E 18th st.
LosT-BLAcK cow MARKED L. ON
right hip. 2239 oath av S.
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>. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
WRsBuY diamonds or trade for new; we pay
cash for old gold or make into new jeWelry.
Jacobs Jewelry Co., Al Washington av. S..
CASH PAID for ali kinds Of household goods.
Don't sell before getting estimates from the,
Town Market. -25-27 5th st S. Tel: 1893:
CARLOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS MADE
up for Pacific coast points, making big
saving in freight; parties moving to the coast
should net fail to consult u.s.. The Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co. .46. Sd St.
TOP PRICES PAID for frst-class, second
hand household goods Of all kinds. The
Branch, corner of I'd ay and Washington.
WANTED = OLD FEATHER BEDS; HIGH
est cash price paid Address Northwestern
Feather Co., 240 4th av S, Minneapolis, MINI.
Phone, 2431-L1 Main. :! .s&
WANTED-SPOOL. CAsE=OF EIGHT TO TEN
drawers. State condition, price and where
can be seen. H. B. Hudson, sos kasota Bldg.
WANTED-FOR CASH, .sMALL-sIZE BANK
safe, second hand; give dimension, make and
price, 1901, Journal. &EE@ $50 !.
WANTEp-A- GOOD 1sEC0ND-HAND. TYPE
writer; Smith=Premier, Underwood or REM
ington. 1893, Journal.
WANTED-sECoND-HA HAND SAFE, BUR-
Hicks, Cream Separator Co., 9Ss Guaranty GU!
Loan building. - Il.
WANTED-s COND.IIAND BANK = FIX
lures for room 4S by 20 feet;. length OF screen
about 30 feet including bow for.teller's Wfn-
dow a. w. j.. Woodland, 1903 Park av,
Minneapolis
WANTED-1,O00 LBS. = OLD FEATHERS;
highest prices paid, 10c and upwards H. Ga
Der, 3S Washington ay s. SsS
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UNFURNIsHED HOUSES

NO. 1911 VINE PLACE-1O-ROOM ALL MOD
eru dwelling; beautiful house Apply to ].
Schutt & Son. $40 TEMPLE Court.
FOR RENT-LAKE CALHOUN COTTAGE,
three rooms and screened porch; cheap this
season; south OF clubhouse. Inquire 1925
lyndale av S.
RENT-FOR $3.50 TEN-ROOM HOUSE,
shade, we'll located. c. W. Wells, sos Phoenix
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, STEAM HEAT,
bath, gas, telephone. 4l9 10th st S.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR OFFICE AND
store fixtures; two large double door Hall 9
safes and two medium size National cash
registers, coffee urns, wall case, show cases.
counters, desks, tables. chairs, refrigerators
suitable for grocers or butchers; will sell
dst
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s.. 2.4oo-s ROOMS, MODERN, CHICAGO .AV;
stone walk, sewer, fine shade trees. Call at
office for particulars. This is a bargain. T.
J. Hassett, 6lS Phoenix.
FOR "sALE-$1, ,250, SNAP HOUSE. SEVEN
rooms, city water, bath and washbowl; good
barn; on 26th av N, near the park; you want
to- be quick for this. c. G. Lester, Century
building s..
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DANCING CLASSES MONDAY EVENING,
with social following; buck wing and private
by appointment Holcombs Academy, 43 4th
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OFFICES

:...-." STORES -
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY FoR
RENT THORPE BROS. ANDRUS BLDG
TWO STORES. q AND II 9Th ST S, NOW
occupied by ~ .-i-"
> TOWN MARKET. ,''.@ -..
Possession May ].
Thorpe Bros, Andrus building. t,...--s,
STORE FOR RENT-1S13 RIVERSIDE AV.
Inquire of Foss & Berg. 1872 Riverside.
:. meat market, 1918 9th ,ay NJ. Brick :.
j. building; good basement; $40 per =
!. month. Apply u. Sehutt & Son, $40 :.
=, Temple Court. =
ACRES
RAISE YOUR OWN FEED; LAND FOR
rent cheap; all plowed ready for crop; tools
furnished. 2827 26th av s.
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date dwelling in splendid neighborhood, with
bardwoods, beautiful bathroom, good lot and
large barn; will be sold cheap; owner going
away. Address 1910, Journal.
IF YOU WANT TO SEE. A GOOD FARM,
clay soil, SEQ me quick; half fare, livery free;
great snap: lG0, 50 or 800 acres; great bar
gam. F. =. Dlbble, $40 Lumber Exchange.
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FOR SALE-A ROULETTE WHEEL, NEW
York stvle don't answer unless you mean
business Address Mrs. J. NJ. Bell, general
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LOANS AND CHATIELS

RICE LOANS on all kinds oS personal prop
erty, charges reasonable 5lI GLOBE bldg
LOANS MADE oS HOUSEHOLD GOODS:
furs in storage and warshouse receipts. at
one-half the usual rates. aicnthiy Install.
mcnt Loan Co., S25 Guaranty Loan.
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If our advertising does not convince you.
our remedies certainly WILL They are guar
that is claimed for them; $l.50 to $3.50 GER
tainly protects you from badness; two weeks
trial by mail loc. O. x. Chance, scalp spe-
cialist, $50 Syndicate Arcade. Snampooing at
ll2 T. Grant st. -.... sue.
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10000 ACRES, SAWYER COUNTY. WIS.
only 81 an acre; little discount for all cash;
covered with hardwood timber, hemlock. ce-
dar, birch, Eastwood, maple; all clay soil:
fine streams and lakes. Wish to close tract
out at Wholesale speculation NJ. P. Hobart.
Phoenix building. ina
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CALL up n, ". 1875, T. e. lSfU lot your
home made Vandusen cakes. Peck & Co.
LADIES CHICHEsTER's ENGLISH PENNY
no other; send 4c stamp Tor particulars. Re
lief for Ladies" in letters by return mail; at
druggists. Chichester Chem, Co., Phila.. Pa.
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We will call for work anywhere in the city.
REWARD FOR ADDRESS OF MICHAEL
Caldwell, who resided last year at 922 2sth
ay S. Address 695. Journal.
CoRNs extracted, 25c; inverted nails and
bunions treated. DR.. Collier. 465 Nieollet nc.
EYES EXAMINED FREE; glasses adjusted
properly by graduate opticiar. .Abeles. e4s Me.
UMBRELLAS REPAIRED THIS WEEK FOR
Is cents, no matter what is broken Bring
this ad with you. 107 9Th st S.
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NORTHWESTERN LAND CO.
OF HaIlock, Mimi, has some of the finest
farms for sale in the state; also Wild land;
II you want home come and see some Of
their bargains. The Northwestern Land Co.,
Hallock, Mimi
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MAHOGANY PARLOR CABINET, ROCK
ers, chair, davenport, oak tables, desk bed
lounge, dressers, china cabinet, buffet, rugs,
paintings. Address 1855, Journal.
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DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR OLD FELT
Hats-See US first Also take note that
'tWE CLEAN CLOTHING"
T. c.. phone, Waldron & Crockett,
$685. $50 1st ay S.
We will call for work anywhere in the city.
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FEMALE

Competent stenographers furnished, no charge
as demonstration Good capabilities and refer
ences Can handle almost any article. Stoves
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FOR SALE-UNITED STATES GOVERN
ment land warrant, calling for 160 acres Of
land. Call 3lS w Lake st.
5000 ACRES LAND. IN RED RIVER VAL-
ley in Manitoba for sale, easy terms; three
improved farms for sale. Address H. 6.
Otis Fargo NJ n.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-08

good and hard. Some fast miles We're
pulled out, and while watches were not
held on the men, Jack Prince declared
that the Terrible Swede had moved
around the bowl faster than any man
he had even seen.
Quite a crowd from the city went
out to the Coliseum during the morn
ing and watched the men work. Some
of the local riders were on the track
and followed the killing pace set by
the professionals for a mile or two.
Jay Eaton played foxy and hung be-
hind Lawson and Turville during the
sprinting. He refused to show what he
is capable of and bets are being made
that he will cross the tape first Thurs
day night.
The three riders are stopping at the
Bannon Lodge at Thunderbolt and had
Prince to dinner with them yesterday.
They are comfortably located and are
very Well pleased with their quarters.
Although they were unable to work on
the track during the afternoon they
took sail on the river in Owen Zeig-
ler's boat, and in this way got some
exercise. The men will continue train=
ing morning, afternoon and evening
until the opening of the Coliseum.
Prince has arranged to have the track
lighted each evening and the three fast
ones will do some night work until
Thursday.
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PEASANTS SUCCESSOR.
AS Traffic Manager of the s. A. l.
May Be Named This Week.

The recent election of Mr. w. H.
Peasants as vice president and man
ager of the Ocean Steamship Company,
and the announcement that he will as
sumo charge not later than Sept. Is,
will naturally necessitate the selection
of his successor as traffic manager of
the Seaboard Air Line this week.
There is a good deal of interest in
railroad circles as to who will be
named. Among those recently men,
toned in the Morning News, a posi-
bilities, are General Freight Agent c,
r. Caps, of the Seaboard; General
Freight Agent T. S. Davant, of the
Norfolk and WESTERN; Traffic Manager
H. F. Smith, of the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and St. Louis; and Traffic Man
ager E. H. Hinton. of the Tennessee
Central, formerly of the Central of
Georgia.
Mr.. Caps as general freight agent
of the Seaboard, is looked upon by
some as the coming man. Others be-
lieve the appointment will go to an
outside man, probably from one of the
roads with which General Manager
Barr has been connected.
General Freight Agent Capps of the
Seaboard Air Line has issued a circu-
lar announcing the appointment of Mr..
C. H. Speights commercial agent at
GreenVille, S. G..
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WILL CHASE REYNARD SOON.
Chatham Hunt Club Getting Ready
for the Hunting Season.

DR.. NJ. x. Corbin returned yester-
day from Virginia, where he has been
spending several weeks. While there
he visited the Kennels of several hunt
clubs, and saw very many pretty
hounds and fast ones, but nothing
which outclassed the pack of the Chat
ham Hunt Club.
The Chatham Club has now more
IMAM twenty fast dogs, and they are in
splendid condition. 1t is not unlikely
that trial run may be given during
the next three weeks to get the dogs
IN shape for the first chase which will
take place the first week in October.
The fireside hunt will be held at
the De Soto the last week in Septem-
Der, when officers will be elected and
new members received. Several APP
phcations are now in the hands of the
secretary, and from the outlook the
cluh's membership will be materially
increased. The present officers of the
club are:
President-Paul T. Haskell.
wee President-J. H. Culver.
Ireasurer-J. T. Shuptrine.
Secretary-Z. D. Respess.
Master of Hunt-George q. Tennille.
Master of Kennell-M. X. Corbin.
Whip-B. B. Neal.
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PROPOSALS WANTED.


POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, D. c., July 16, 1902.-PRO-
POSALS will be received at the Post
Office Department in the city of Wash
ington until 3 o'clock p. M, October
20, 1902, on the routes hereinafter de-
scribed, service on each route 10 COM
mence on the LIST of November, 1902.
The right is reserved to reject all bids.
SCHEDULE OF ROUTES.
Route No 60. NJ S." From New
York to Tuxpam, calling at Habana,
Progreso, Tampico, and returning,
calling at Vera Cruz, Frontera, Pro-
greso and Habana, once a week. fifty
two trips per year, in vessels of the
third class. Time of voyage, three
and three fourth days to and from
Habana. Bond required with bid,
SIS, 900. Contract for ten years.
Route No. 100. M. s." From New
York to Habana, once each week,
fifty-two trips per year, in vessels of
the third class; time of voyage aver
aging not more than three and
three fourths days each way. Bond
required with bid, $4,000. Contract
for five years,
The contractor on either of these
routes will be permitted to substitute,
at any time during the contract term,
one or more vessels of the second class
for vessels of the third class without
additional compensation therefore.
Notion return voyages vessels
may touch at any ports not named in
the schedule. if by doing so the out
ward voyages are not delayed.
Circulars containing a copy of the
list of the routes. instructions to bid
ders and blank forms of proposals.
with accompanying bonds, can be OBJ
tanned of the superintendent of For
eign Mails, Post Office Department, on
and after August l, 1902. r. j.
WYNNE, Acting Postmaster General.
U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, TAMPA,
Fla, Sept. 6, 1902. Sealed proposals
for dredging at Orange Mills Flats,
st. Johns river, Florida, will be re-
ceived here until IL a. M, Oct 6, 1902,
and then publicly opened. Informa-
ton furnished on application. Her
bert Deakyne. Capt. Engrs.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-08
CASINOS OUTDOOR SHOWS.
Fine Programme Promised for Sum
DAYS.


days.
The entertainment of the crowd at
the Casino yesterday consisted of two
outdoor shows, Zalvardo on swinging
rings and revolving ladder, and bal
loon ascension by Phillips, the aero
naut. The crowd was a very fair one,
considering the weather, but only a
small part of it saw the last of the
shows, as it was almost dark when the
balloon went UP.
Zalvardo, because a novelty, proved
quite an attraction, and he really did
some very clever work, especially a
trick consisting of balancing himself
on the top of the ladder and then
clinging by his feet only while the lad
der spun around on the rod to which
it was attached. This as well as all
the other featS was done at a hight
of some fifty feet from the ground.
This is Zalvardos second appearance
at the Casino. Week before last he
did number of other gymnastic stunts
as part of the vaudeville show.
The balloon ascension was late be-
cause the aeronaut was late in getting
to the grounds, being made so by the
coin Park before coming to the Casino.
After he got to the Casino. however, he
wasted no time and quickly got the
bag full and ready for an upward
flight.
Shortly after o'clock the balloon
was released and shot upward, going
apparently higher than it has gone on
any of its former trips and drifting
across the river and over toward Will
mington. island. After sailing for
about a quarter of mile from the
river Phillips cut loose and landed in
the marsh. The balloon landed a few
hundred feet further.
Zalvardo will continue his outdoor
work this week, giving a performance
every evening. He will also give a per-
Torrance Sunday when other attrac-
tions will be the Bonds, aerial bicyc-
lists, who will ride wheels on a wire
stretched over the Casino lake, and do
other tricks that are said TO be excep-
tionally clever. There will be also an
other balloon ascension
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-08
EDUC ATIONAL.

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PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
tuition. Apply to III Jones street, east.
Mrs. p. N. Strong.