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scANDiNAvIAN. AMERIcAN

Hi hFAths general backing business
ifahfatt7d bepasIts 81 90 90 chi.
lffa preH O. a. ofHndahi nfst ttos ffrs f.
a a. feeibfrr tash b. Ians. assi
sash. So branches
AhA flitsT NATIONAL HANK OF
HEATTIsE
Faia up capital - $50 COO
1snefa& taHhtnE bustneta franaartra J.
~ hana Ffs lrea. ~ McMleken vice
lfra =. Turner cash. 81 . pafkhurpt.
faAh. ffhanEs On Efinetpai eGtlss
- 4. q and Eure4e
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OIL BUSINESS
Paying Sl75 month clear. fine out
ne In every respect, only offered
FOR short time. 1000 regular Gus
toners. best reasons for selling.
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Wa 81 uDI.IhEh attafnss ar. inv cults
prosecuted abu HtfrHusI Iu uu ruufta, lH
1'"fa ftuFfrnfr. Tr,a. ceilings 90 bans
f"ritt faIutuulrt Incorporate. anrtfhHiH
fafriaIIy Examined. collections made boo
900 tafta ~ tho United states. itlgurft
'rHi'n7frial and bauh reference. pa
fHlfa avenue. ih1us. MaIn lvsl
= a. MArbOAALD. go burke uuIlIiuE
noon FALMEn a nHows. rlonrvr uld
LYMAN D.. KNAri. 20 Halter DuudInE
fitAhh D. WIlHTLiNu. boston bip.h
Wy .. LAAnr1Ii. 2Da.5 raeiha bioea
fiEhitE D.. TEiuY. $50 Aufse biseh
D DotaLAH. b03 hev York bog
O.. ward KEMP 49, usrAu bsiidlng
J. 4 kELLngu. ~ naIeY buIialns
b. D. LANuLANp. 5os s.. s. Liocs
AItTtuN SAILS
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


oaHpHAL. IItEMpLu a 60. Inc. 80.
rtfaft co., ostHLuatf1 Joss hlrlHH
rlalu HhftfHfts Ihrsfutnt % tha hlu.
tuHl iafe buIlIinE
hpDfU WiffIItIHTY. HANEoUp ~.
suafi t... established ihnB. boz .uft' ~
Halter bloch I,..plauf. AiaH 100
.EI..III.i Afet...t a.. IU.E
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WANTED TO REST-HousE

WANTED TO Rent.
WE I'LL rent your house. cuttaxs. ssx
or rooms, u desirable. 20 rsilaks ~
ants. within seven days or pay ysa I
months rent. or NE Nlu assgrs %
cars and management Of youF rru,xr
and ray you six months rent IA a
vance German American lrrsslmm
Co, bi3 laird avenue
WIRE. IRON AND PLATIxs
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MERCHANT TAILORING
Fixtures and stock at inventory.
fine location. owner has two stores
and can only attend 20 one.
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CALL rOu REPUBLICAN CITY con
NINTIDN,
Pursuant a. resolution - ttf Republican
sits central committee ~ the oitY uf Seat.
tIr. nnd hf dIreetiuu 90 said committee. a
.Hu,ur aud primary Of tHr Republicans 10
ra.H uf the futIuH precincts u ths HHl1
.,itt af rrstt. be- btfrLt called Geo Do held
,t tta tIa.,a and boz tho manner hsfeip.
iIotsaua Co., represent sald precincts trapu,t
I,rIt a. t.i.aataa do. IA tltt convention
hsI.tnnfitt utsttdsd fUt that ,nu,usea 10
b.DI tU .slt ~ ne ,stius p,a,incta. I'D the
.pts..H hereinafter a.rtrUrtsd nn thr iTih
lt, u lt.ittait. moi I'd ib. hout ~ 10
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..y.Iiu.t rr,tbi.san rIr,tut may place in
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FINLAY q ROBE. Tel. Green 4
TRkNSfEa CoMPANIH,
WANrED-nkAL EsrAIl


WE have caNh customers for hoursx
cottages. stores and modern dweglnn &
al parts OF the city. The onlT Va II
tHii HotAE prcg@rty 10 u adFsrtisa &
a. We spend TWO THOUSAND %
LARS month for that pSrpos@. rs
loes a. iogicsl cnnciuHioa that " .
sell ~ LIST your property vita a. >
cur EhotoSrapher Nlll tAke a 'svlss- (
Il. which VIII 10 Published IN 'hafw
- en- thu leading newspapers IN rhs -
SEIs&AA AMERICAN INVEST NJ
COMPANY
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bifst pfvfiaet antaftar hafet
afr ni Ffaeihet N31 ituss huBsr
Thiff pfeeinct tf'a ttaasr. FfeHant
Fuafth ffrtintf. fsu.ai TrupIafa hell
Fffth precinct Ma1's hall FaftY second
afenue North ana HiAth aFsaBs uafthrasf
Hlsfh pfer nri Hakbath athasl tvut U1f-
no. kersiaoH arr F1fg9 seFHath hvenua
Seventh sTeelart ! q. O. hall. saas
AessHfF rFat street
EtEhih ufveluet a Va Anasrsan.s hasiH~
corner q AiHtY slEhth sireet AMI Frensutit
hFtnua
That the apAllsa atiars % q voter 81 sall
caucus an1 primaries fu aitifian a. those
prescribed ~ isw ahau bs ths' they uiu
aHTfsft ths Hsrati4esn tirhsi 81 tbs ata.
Htrtpal sinrfian e. g. hsif ua fhr en- a.
~ Mafrh. lea sna. " challenged - shall
o. declare h-fofv hsinE allowed e. fass
Thai the hasis q REPRESENTATIVE % the
aaI riiY couventi1H shall BE- az faslawa
nus delegate faF every nreeN votes or
uaiTr fracftan thsfanf rast fur zion r ,
iiufnHs a. the wuHicipei election heia in
enc city ~ Seattle In MAfch ian
That on Eatf basis the several voting
precincts On ssid city ~ Seattle shall b.
entitled fo representation in said city cuu.
tentian ~ me folissinE number q dele.
rates
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AIflD ,ab.s rfsssInz CO.. .lon.s
, rHsus % sD mp.fH ags.ns '"i.a'.
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ITIATt STAND
Paying S2.50 daily profits. can be
bought Tor $3.50 for "A few days.
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Per Pound IL Cents
e0llED HAM

We handle the best obtains hle.
usual pricr all over town. ~
O. u cents per pound special
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THE COW HOTTER STORE
FIRST AND PIKE.

INN NpN BUTTER STORE
FIRST AND PIKE.
ESTABLISHED II YEARS.
We have just received some OF tho
FINEST FRESH IOWA CREAM
ERf EVER SOLD In the city. which
We VIII sell at the old price. lbs
noe. ana tino Elgin Creamery at Sc
"A III. Lard az wholesale price. Fun
Cream Cheese Zoe a H.. ana our
FINE FRESH OREGON RANCfF
EGGS ONLY Pc a DOZEN. Don't
matter whore In the city you live
ask your neighbors II you want to
lind where 20 get good eggs. they
will all tell YOU that the Cow Butter
store r. the only place in the city
where you can always depend TO get
them. The crowd Is always there
and always seem 10 be satisfied.
COW BUTrER STORE.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
dEHMAN AMERiCAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY.

DRY GOODS AND GENERAL.
STORES
one STORE in seattle. several out
side. money makers ali.
LEATHER GOODS FACTORY
Incorporated rars chance for man
capable 81 taking charge - sales
Co the trade. we'll established. own
patents
REAL ESTATE
chances iu well estn blished Of
nces. needing additional interested
help.
CANNERY LOCATIONS
Several. very valuable. land. FISH
iug grounds. etc, complete.
DRUG STORE
Wen established. on Second av-
ruue. chance ~ life time
STEAM DYE WORKS
One small, one large proposition.
FISH TRAPS
= or 10 interest "a traps and full
gear boats. scoNE and AN.
81. 600 INVESTMENT
Established machinery house.
wishing 10 enlarge capacity: profits
tu - months Will return Invest
meut
TRUCK FARM FOR RENT
20 acres. al city's door. elegant S.
room house. modern improvements,
so month.
A SNAP IN ACREAGE
acres al Green Lake, for less than
cost % clearing.
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS
on Belmont avenue, grand view. 3
car lines
AN ELEGANT FLAT
8 rooms on Seventeenth avenue.
can he rented by buying new fur
uiture at half price.
ART STORE
Fine business. central location.
SALOON
one Of the SWEETEST" best located
places IN the city. several others
ail prices.
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
Complete plant IN heart OF city.
well established, weekly profit 500
present owner has extensive prom
crty interests in the East that de-
thand Immediate attention: tech
nical experience unnecessary.
Two fine Offices. corner. on Pioneer
square
LAUNDRY
Wen established. I'm heart OF city.
on account OF owner having other
business requiring his attention.
80 kAsrsrNas e..
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~ iiuIaiiIpa. 4lf.II collin.
AI.IOHNI.1s-AI-IAW

JoliA ultAHAA. $40 $50 oiaos Dlk.
James s.EI
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HEATERS, Heaters, Heaters-A iarg.
stock OF second hand heating stoves ~
all kinds and all sizes FOR sale al your
own figures at Red Front Fur Co. III
I'd ave south.
WANrEp-old sold and silver. n Hen
sci mfE jeWeler, - Hinckley BLK
AN kltfIstNG rates OF all magaIlnes ana
newspapers furnished on application
The c, V. White Advertising Bur~su
New York building, seattle.
THE cheapest place 60 buy oil and Gaso-
line IL from the Olympic OH Co. plT "a
ave. Tel, Main eai Also zeal BY sAes
or ton.
| SEE Lloyd, Briscoe & Lloyd. so HinohI.y
block. about your homes FOR cash or "a
fcrred payments.
oNhpoNoR Victory" the genuine; eur.s
all diseases. avoid limitations ia No.
Donald block.
LADIES, Try a bath Mrs. TAFT careful
massage OH Third avenue
ELECTRICAL baths, SIS lst. room a,
The Washington times., 1902-04-17
EVER GET "FULL?"


Il is profitable for anyone TO study food
in order to regulate the health, not with
medicine. but by building up healthy nerve
centers with good food
A man who has made something of a
study on this line writes from Iowa City;
when / first tried Grape Nuts II was at
the table of prominent State official and
the remarkable taste attracted me. | af-
forwards investigated the subject care
fully, and discovered that Grapc-Nuts
contains deXtrOse sugar. The starchy
part of the food is transformed into
starch sugar or deXtrose. These same re-
suits are produced by the digestive organs
by the action of the saliva ana the pam
create juices on starchy foods. These
facts convinced me that Grape Nuts is
natural, predigested food, and just what
| required and needed
Il had been suffering from a full feel
ing after meals and generally more or less
headache. All this trouble left when
quit using white bread, warm biscuits,
etc.
1T was about this time | came home
from school, broken down physically and
mentally. only weighed 40 pounds. At
my earnest request mother began serving
Grape Nuts every meal. and she said she
had never eaten anything that agreed with
her physical condition as did my new
food as she termed it,
In five weeks | weighed 1873 pounds, a
gain OF thirteen pounds. and | feel so
strong that | have been able to do from
ten to fifteen hours CT hard work daily.
My mind has never seemed so clear be-
fore, and | am thoroughly convinced that
there is no feed like Grace Nuts to pro-
duce health. and a strong aad clear brain.
Lee Arlington, BSx 1853, Iowa City,
Iowa"
The Washington times., 1902-04-17
CONTINUED from First Page.)

land OF Mindanao. were received yoster-
day from General Chaffee:
with reference to my telegram CT sd
ult., reporting attack by Moros, recon
noissance under Forsyth. March Is.
soldier Twenty-seventh Regiment, United
States Infantry, murdered by Moros, vicin-
ity Parang Parang. March so, two SOL
diers, Twenty Regiment, United
States Infantry, having one gun. were ap-
preached with semblance friendship by
six Moros near Malabang. Rifle seized,
one soldier killed, other 6everely wounded,
but escaped. Murder without provocatipn
or justification in any way. Murderers
known; demand has been made for their
surrender. Thus far dattos refused de-
liver them. Have been Malabang, tried
confer with them. Waited three days.
Dattos failed come or acknowledge re-
ceipt of my request conference. EXpa-
dition 1900 men, under Col. Frank D.
Baldwin, cavalry. artillery. being formed.
leaving for Lake Lano about April q,
purpose arrest murderers, punish dates.
Every care being taken not bring general
war with Moros about lake. Absolutely
important our authority respected by
these people; that sovereignty United
States fully acknowledged. Have ad-
dressed letter to this effect dattos, at he
same time informing them of friendly dis
position of Government; that purpose was
punish only those given offense; that Gov
eminent claims right explore country be-
tween Iliana, Ilimar Bays; that my pur-
pose do so now and at any other time.
Accomplishment this object necessary re-
tain battalion Seventeenth two months
The Washington times., 1902-04-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

New Willard--W. ]. Harry, London.
Eng; T. B. Smally. New York; S. A.
Walker, Boston; Mrs. C. l.. Fuller. New
port News; A. s. Anderson, Philadelphia;
". f. Strong, New York; Mrs. d. S.
Mackay, New York; W. jenkins. Chicago;
j. E. Otis, Chicago.
The RaIcigh-W. NJ. Grant. New York ;
c. NJ. Fisher. Philadelphia; N N. Brooks.
Boston; l.. Wariield, New York: l.. ID.
Cotter, Baltimore; Z. W. Sweet New
York; r. Miller New York; S. A. Frell.
Boston.
The Arlington-Henry Anderson, New
York; N. E. Mckeim, Boston: w. II.
Jackson. Maryland; w. b. Corburn, st.
Louis: W. P. Piper, Cambridge, Mass; f.
f. Smith, Philadelphia; ". NJ. Johnson,
Washington. D. c.
The Shoreham-C. Thompson, New
York; Mrs Melton Whitley, New York;
Mr.. X. Scott Chicago; J.. Minot, Boston
G. L. Gilbert, New York city.
Riggs House-Mrs. Jacobs. Boston, S
II. Lichty, Lancaster; J. l.. Tilgrim, Lon
don; Mrs. c. Miller, Port Townsend; S.
Patterson, Chicago; Mrs. II. S. Miller.
York, Pa.
Ebbitt Hcusc--D. A. Smith. Boston. r.
Armstrong. Hampton. Va; A. We'll, New
York; II. Barker. Washington. u. c.
The Washington times., 1902-04-17
GEORGETOWN STUDENTS
DEBATE FOR MEDAL
Forensic Contest for a Time
Honored Tribute. I 81
Result Not to Be Made Known Until the
Close Of the Scholastic
Session.

II was great event in the college life
of four young men of the Philodemic So
ciety in CASTOR Hall at Georgetown Col
lege last night, when they battled for
the famous Merrick medal
The winner will be announced on Com
menoement Day. He will receive the gold
medal. which was first offered in 1879 by
Mr.. Merrick, a graduate of the class of
1912, and which has been awarded every
year since TO the student acquit:ing him
self best in the annual debate
The question last night was:
Resolved. That dependent solonies
would be benefit TO the United States. 3"
George lie Guere Mutually, 1902. and PauI
Joseph Brown. 1902. supported the affirm
ative. George Conrad Reid, 1902. and John
Henry O'Brien. 1904 defended the mega
tive.
So ably and with such eloquenee did
they rake over the various phases OF this
intricate question that Senator Patterson
of Colorado Senator Dillingham; of Yer
mont, and Judge Seth Shepard of the
Court of Appeals, who acted as judges,
were moved TO declare at the close of the
debate that congratulations are to be
extended the young orators at their selec-
ton of a live subject and their defense
of it,"
CASTOR Hall was crowded both on the
floor and in the balcony with students and
graduates of Georgetown College and
friends of the debaters.
Mr.. /. J. Costigan. of the class of 1902.
president oil the Philodemic Society, pre-
sided. shortly after o'clock he stated
the question and introduced the debaters.
after giving brief history of the Merrick
debate itself.
For the most part the question was ar
gued along lines which are familiar.
There was nothing trite or sentimental
about the speeches. Every one of them
they were not lcng-was backed up by an
array of figures and facts which demon
strated the same thing that is demon
strated in every MeTrick debate. That the
debaters had spent many weeks in prep
aration and that they would rather prove
creditah!e opponents of the side of the
question It had fallen to their lot to pre-
sent than to secure almost any other tri-
umph III the college year was clearly
shone. 30
All Of the boys acquitted themselves in
a most enviable manner. and they will be
en- the anxious bench until the result
of the contest is known.
The Washington times., 1902-04-17
SCIENTISTS HONOR
PROFESSOR AGASSIZ
Men and Women Join in Re-
ception at Arlington Hotel.
National Academy Holds Second Session
in National MISUNDERSTANDING
Papers Read to Members.

Distinguished scientists of the country,
Government officials. and men and women
prominent in the social life of the Capt.
tai last night horored the president of
the National Academy OF Sciences, Prof.
Alexander Asassiz. at a reception held at
the Arlington Hotel.
Prof. Agassiz received the guests, as
sisted by Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge and
Mrs. Arnold Hague. The north parlor of
the Arlington, where the reception was
held. was abundan,ly decorated by masses
of trailing green, draped over the walls
and ceiling, while the corners were
banked by ferns, palms, and potted plants.
Second Session.
The second session of the annual meet
ing of the academy was held in the lee
ture hall of the National Museum, at .
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The program
of the preceding day, when scientific
papers were read, was followed. and other
papers were contributed as follows:
Evolution of the Titanotheres Ill
Models and Reservations" Henry +. Os-
born.
''on the Coral Reefs of the Maldiyes,' =
Alexander Agassiz.
On the Theory of the Formation OF
Coral Reefs - Alexander Agassiz.
Psy.hophysical Fatigue" J. McK. Cat
tell.
ON Some Optical Properties of AS
phalt." Edward L. Nichols.
The Classification Of the Sciences. -
Charles 5. Peirce.
The Postulates of Geometry" Charles
5. Peirce.
THE Color system" Charles s. PIERCE.
The Compulsory Introduction of the
French Metrical system Into the United
States" William Sellers
THE Disintegration OF Comets" Asaph
Hall.
"A New Computation of the CoefIicients
of Procession and Mutation" Ira Ibsen
Steiner, introduced by Asaph Hall.
THE Distribution OF the Stars" E. C.
Pickering
The Variability in Light of Eros" Z.
c. Pickering.
THE Physiological Station on Monte
Rosa" with lantern illustratiops), H. p.
Bowditch
Biographical Memoir Of Gen. J. c.
Barnard" Henry L. Abbot.
Biographical Memoir Of Gen. Francis
A. Walker" John s. Billings.
Prof. Chandler Tonight
A lecture will be given tonight at Co.
lumbar University by Prof. Charles F.
Chandler, of Columbia University. " Y,
whose subject will be The Electro
Chemical Industries of Niagara" SEES
sions will be held at the Museum today
and the work before the Academy will be
completed.
The Washington times., 1902-04-17
ENGLAND AND PHILIPPINES.
A. B. Markham to Submit Interpolation
Regarding Preferential Tariff.

LONDON, April 16.-In the House Of
Commons tomorrow. Mr. A. B. Markham.
a prominent member of the opposition,
will ask Lord Cranbornc, under secretary
for foreign affairs. an important question
regarding Great Britain's commercial po-
sition in the Philippine trade. He has
given notice in the following:
Whether, in view of the assurance
given by the United States Government
to her late majesty's government on the
annexation ofthc Philippines that no pref
erential tariffs should be imposed, detri-
mental to any established trade be-
tween Great Britain and the Philippines,
the present government proposes calling
the attention of the United States Gov
eminent to the fact that a preferential
tariff which will be important to the rope
industry in the United Kingdom has been
enacted in favor of American manufac-
turers competing with the United King
DOM
The Washington times., 1902-04-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUNBIA HOLDING \ PROBATE COURT
No. 1872 Administration.
This is to give notice that the subscriber,
Of the District Of Columbia. has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District of Columbia,
letters testamentary on the estate of Nancy D.
Bishop late of the District OF Columbia, de-
ceased All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated.
APRIL A. d. 1903; otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit OF said estate.
Given under by haDi this 10th day OF April,
1e02 SAMUEL. :. Y0DER,
2O2 Mary land Avenue Northeast.
Attest: LOUIS II. DENT,
REGISTER of Wills for the District OF Columbia,
Clerk of the Probate Court
r. VI. PARKER. a%rney- aplI.24myi
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA-IGA STETSON, COMPLAIN
ANT. vs. WALTER :. STETSoN. DEFEND
ANT. EQUITY No. 230ls.
On motion of the complainant, by Edward L.
Gies. her solicitor, it is this I'd day CT
April A. D. 1902 ordered that the defendant,
Walter $ Stetson. cause his appearance 10 be
entered herein on or before the fortieth day, ex-
elusive of Sundays and legal holidays, occurring
after the day of the first publication OF this or
der; otherwise the cause will be proceeded with
a. in case Of default. The object of this silt Is
to secure a divorce f0T the complainant from
the bond Of marriage the ground OF adultery,
extreme cruelty and desertion by the defendant
This order to be Published in the Washington
Law Reporter ard The Washington Times once
a week for three (S) successive weeks prlof 10
said rule day
(Seal.) A C. BRADLEY, JUSTICE
True Copy-TeSt:
J. II. YOUNG Clerk.
BY J. W. LATiMER, Assistant Clerk.
ap3l0l7
The Washington times., 1902-04-17
SAYS HE IS SENATOR DEPEW.
Supposed Insane Man Orders Sanitary
Officers to Vacate His Office.

Sanitary Officer john 4. Frank sent
John B. Baker, a physician, ifty-eight
years Of age, to the First precinct police
station yesterday afternoon on 4 charge
of insanity. An examination will be made
today to ascertain whether he is of sound
mind.
Baker entered the sanitary office yes
tcrday and informed Mr.. Frank that he
was Senator DeDaw, and wished the office
vacated At once for one of his constitu
ents. lie was detained. and later sent
to the First precinct station.
Baker says he worked at St Eliza
beths Hospital for thirty-iive years IS
assistant steward. He said he left the
institution about Ten wears ago &c 50 TO
his home in Nebraska, returning TO this
city last November.