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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule effective No1ember 9th. 1915


Trains Leave from pennsylvania station
7.S3 A. " DAILl-Local for HaiTisonburg.
W'arrenton, Danviile. and way stations-
fO.5l A. II. DAILY-Wsshington and Fioridz
Limited. FiTSt-ciass COACHES AMI drawing
room sleeper TO Jacksonville, Fla Dining CIR
seTEICe-
ll.15 A. NJ DAIY-United states Fast Nail
First-class coaches and drawing room sleeper
10 New Crieals- timing ca service
k.Cl p " WEEK DAYS-Loc5i for HarrisunbIzss
and way stations on Manassas Branch.
44O p II DAILY-Local Tor Warrenton and
Charlottcsviile
30 p n pAILY-New York and Atlanta TX
press. l1rst-class coaches - Atlanta. sleeper
10 Columns. Ga, via Atlanta; Mondays, Tues
davs and Fridays. Sunset Route Tourist
sleeper Washington 10 San Francisco. Through
sleeper 70 Pinehurst, \. g.. daily except sun
dav Pullman buffet service.
9.s0 r. M.-New YORK ana Florida Express.
Through slecpers and coaches 20 Columbia.
Aiken. Augusta. savannah. and Jacksonville.
Dining service
1000 P. NJ. DAu.Y-New York and Memphis
Limited (via Lynchburg)- First-class ,,sach
and sleeping car to Roanoke. Knoxville. Chat-
tanoosa, and Memphis; sleeper 10 New Or
leans Dining car service
lQ.f5 p ~ DAlLY-WGshingtcn and South
western Limited All Pullman train, club ~
observation cars to AtlaI IA and Macon: = ,
ers TO Nashville, AtlantS Macon, Memp3ss.
NeV Orleans Dining car service.
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC,

roR ssLE-Csnaries. firm $50 upward. psr.
ross. dogn. cats. reoidS-hes Chinese lily DC.
hyseRtts. ,uiirs. and other br,bA SCTIsnn'S
EIPO STORE. Tls 18th ST NV oci3-ts
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Through trains from the South arrive Vast
jn.-ton ,j.42 T. 81. 6-Ss r. NJ, 9.45 A. NJ OBS
A. NJ, $50 p. NJ, 9:a0 p. ", and 9:51 P ",
DAILY Local trains from Harrisonbisrg. II 80
A. ~. week DAYS. aad 9:l0 P. NJ DAILY. From
Charlottesville, s:a5 A. n. and 9.I0 P. V
DAILY.
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FOR REET-FURNISHED AND UN
FURNISHED HOUSES.
Boz Rent-FuRNIsHED houses

s.. NV, mr. 18th. 12-r. ? b., 500; 18Th s.
NV, Columbia Heights, lO-r. b.. si65; 18th st.
NV. NJ. X, ll-r. b., $50; 18th ST. NV. mr.. L.
1877. b. and stable. SOS: ST. NV, mr.. 18Th Ter
b., $50; 18th ST. NV. cor Cincinnati 81, lD-r
3 b.. SIi5: lsth ST. NV, opp. Franklin Park,
lar. h., sI1O; 11ih 81. NV. mr.. Florida ave-
s.r b.. $50; 18th 81. NV, CIR. b.. go. DUNLOP
Real Estate Broker, Metzcrott Building.
noIs-SOt
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-By a single man, clean, bright,
medium-sized plain furnished room for light
housekeeping. Address BOX SIG, this Office. 1t
WANTED-Three or four rooms for light house
keeping, or = small house. IS 10 SO per month ;
near 25th and SITS. NV. Address II. GROBE,
gl4 18th s.. NV. del7-2t
WANTED-H you have rooms 20 rent, see PEG
PIES EXCHANGE. 1000 NV, LIST door.
dele-3t
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SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA. HOLDING y
PROBATE COURT. N RE BIER
TIE j. KTLLTAN. GUARDIAN TO
CHARLES ". E<ILLIAN. ET AL :
MINORS. No. 2T3. Guardian.
BERTHE I. killian. as guardian. having
reported 20 the court that she has re-
ceiVed an offer from Daniel Kane 10
purchase a private sale for fourteen
hundred doHars 81 .400). ali that certain
parcel OF land and premises known and
distinguished as being twenty feet ~
the south part of lot numbered ninety
ak 1851 square 1915 formerly square IS.
Scorgetown) in Threlkelds addition to
said Georgetown. D. G. fronting TWEEN
Is 600 feet on the east side Of Fayettc
Street. and described as follows. Com
mencing a the north line Of the frame
house owned By William Mnnkins and
running north twenty GOD feet. then I'm
tweaty-nine O29) feet 10 Beatty & Haw-
KRIS addition 70 Georgetown. then south
twenty (2O feet. then west one hundred
and tWenty-nine g29) feet 10 the huild-
of beginning. Said lot IS improved by
n tWO-stOry frame dwelling house num-
bered 1913 Thirty-dfth Street northwest.
Washington. ID. c. and that ne tenders
himself ready to pay all cash therefor
on the confirmation of the sale. j is by
the court this 10Th day of December. A.
D.. 1903 ordered that the said guardian
be and she IS hersS- authorized to ac-
ceot said offer. and make said sale. and
that the sale thereof be ratified and con-
firmed unless cause To the CONTRARY be
shown on or before the 9TH DAY OF
JANUARY a D.. 1891 Provided a
copy OF this order be published once a
week for three successive weeks before
said day in The Washington Times. ana
washington Law Reporter"
(seaL) THOS. II. ANDERSON
4 True Copy. Test:
JOHN r. ROUZER.
Deputy Register of wills.
r. T.. HOLMAN. Attorney. deli. 1875
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING \ PRO
BATE COURT. No. ncS5. Admins
trc ton.
scriber. VINO was hy the Supreme Court
Of the District OF Columbia granted let
ters of administration on TIE estate OF
William Bloom, deceased. has with
the approval Of the supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia. holding a Pro-
2STH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1908. AT 10
O'CLOCK. A. NJ, az the time. ana said
courtroom rs the place for making pay
Inent and distribution from said estarp
under the courts direction and control
when and where all creditors and per
sons entitled to distributive shares or
legacies or n residue. are notified TO at
tend. IA person VT By agent or attorney
duly authorized with their claims
against the estate p-operiy VoCchel
Given under my hand this "a day Of
GUsTAvE DUTTMAR.
BY EDWARD 5. BAILEY. Attorney.
(Seal)
Attest: JOHN r. ROUZER.
Deputy Register Of Wills for The Dis
trict OF Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court dc-il.lS
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TRAINS or BLUES. lNT BRANCH
Leave Washington SID A. 81, 100 p. ". 80
r H.. 500 p n, week DAYS. for Biuemont;
AS p NJ and G.25 p. NJ, weeS 1eys for Lees
burg SUNDAY TRAINS for Blueniont 9;lO A
n and e:s5 p ~.
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UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS

Bargains. FirSt-ciass makes.
CIIAS. ". STIEFF. 52l nth ST. \ W
!. c. CONLIFF. Manager. noIs-tf
We SAY buy now. while prices are low; viii,
credit you when short OF cash for hIrait,,re
stoves, etc; hnr mattress. n two parts 20
REDHOND. 81 and 3l3 9Th 81 NV uuis.tf
FOR SALE-Good quality opaque shades Cited
20 your Windows only 25c; the best quality
oil opaqre shades. SOC. hung free will call
with samples KLFEBLATTS, nth and VI sta
9e Phone East Esd. nhl3.ti
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CHlCKERING PlANO. S65.
PIANO BARGAINS.

Before select Sour Ninas piano, see our dii-
icrent bargains; Inc upright pianos, Sl00 up.
new upright pianos. $40 up: squares and or
CANS So up; al on easy payments. O. !. De
NOLB & CO, 1881 G st. N.Y.; open evenings.
de2-.f
FOR sALE-Lady leaving city must sell. AZ once.
regardless Of price, magnificent 500 carved ma
hogany upright piano, i-3 octaves. ovCr-strtng
bass. silver-mounted, ivory keys, all latest inn
proycments: in perfect condition and practically
new; fully guaranteed for ten years by prominent
maker: very sympathetic in both tone aud at
ton, and great bargain for anyone desiring an
instrument; will sell fer $780, including stool.
20 immediate cash purchaser, mus. be sold
heiCrc Saturday. Call owners home, gI0 1871.
st. NV. del3-Sf
FOR SALE
On ACCOUNT or REMOVAL To TIE. COL
ORAD0 BUILDING, DESIRE TO DISPOSE Of
MY OFFICE FIXTURES AND ONE SMALL
DOT BILE CONVERSATION SAFE. CALL AT
OFFICE OF
+. G. GIESEKING
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE..
ca : ST. NV, on PHONE EAST-G67.
6CI2-St
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WANTED-Good barber for Saturday, $50 guar
anteed; white or colored. Fifth and | SITS. NV.
l.
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WAREHOUSES.

RENTS COLLECTED AT PER CENT
Satisfaction guaranteed, charge. DUN
LOP. Real Estate Broker, ITO 81. NV. Tele-
phone Main-744 de1G-30t
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NANTED-Stout, energetic young man. between
twenty-five and thirty. good appearance, for tine
sewing machine business; will make salary sat
isfactory. GIG 9th ST. NV. 1t
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DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY.

DE-t IIh M.
Teeth will out plates: nrm, comfortable. dur
able; hcautifill; uEdetectable: positively pam
less. nr. l. n. WILSON. $40 lsth IT. NV.
dci-S0t
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WANTED-Colored Try cook for South Carolina.
today. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th and Pa
are. =.
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WANTED-Whitc boys 20 distribute circulars.
Call Room is, Atlantic Building. OPS st. NV.
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wANTED-HoRsEs ARD VEHICLES

WANTED-A station carriage; mus be N
good condition ani reasonable in pT.ce Ad-
dr.Ss BOX S1l. ta,s Office. dsi6-ct
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FOR sAIE-EoRsEs 3. VEHICLES

FcR ssIE-f.arse bay mare. weight about j 400
pounSs just from the country; nine years oil;
one tip buggy. 900 s.. sw. delS-s,
FOR sAIE-HcTse wagon, and harness. S75, IL
sold before January l222 Potomac 81. ma.
deis-3t
FOR SAIE-Chesp, one now Light grocery wa
gcn. one secondhand dayton. III Fifih 81. ne
FOR SALE-Sma!l mare. harness and light
wagon suitable for plumber. ESQ: one good
work horse. a.. Call 1927 Gales st ne. delo-st
FOR SALE-Two hcrsos and delivery wagons
both good drivers and workers. Apply PHI
81. nv. 'elG-St
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LET Us sIIow YoU A

Which viii sell you for $3.50 on easy terms
rnis pi@no is but slightly used, and its stvle OF
finish AMI artistic VIII grace the most taste
ful paTlor. HUGO WORCH, 923 y. W6rch r..
amos, Sohiner Pianos moved and shipped DELFT
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wANTED-EoEEY.

increase her business. willing 10 pay 10 per cent.
with COOL security. Address BOX sl3. this Of
fee. del7-1t
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NANTED-Seeond cook. cashier, white union
bartender, selad maker, scullion, door boy, pVol-
room, colered fireman and scullion for hotels
today. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th and Pa.
aye II
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dclC-I
FOR SAI-E-Mistletoe and holly; extra large
pieces; right price to right party. d. X. VAR
BROUGH. I2z 18Th st. NV. del6-3t
AMBROSE d. BAGDY & CO., Dealers in Paints.
Oils. Window Gl4ss, Brushes, Narnish, etc. Or
.iers for glass pnsapuy attended 20. 62s ST.
NV. deis-7t
FOR SALE-Fifty stoves: look ike new: save
money. H0PWo0D. sth and NV dsle-3t
'soLNRIs FARM" by Capt. Milan c. Edson-
4 lovely love story; tip-top present for farm
people; don't miss IL. 81 Is JOY forever On
sale az kANS's. Market space. del6-3t
FOR SALE-s95g for good will. stock az inven-
tory, sell-estabished and gOod-paying secend-
hand furniture and stove business, bargain for
some one: owner has other business. Cali $50
GUN =. ~. deI0-5t
FOR sALE-six thoroughbred collie pups. 90
9Th r.. n~. del6-3t
''OR SALE-C1eap, three large rubber plants
Address BOX z94. this office del6-st
FOR sALE-Two oak bedroom suites. SIS: good
now; bed lounge, extension table, carpets
end other furniture; imported canary birds; iln-
singers; 20 l14i 9TH ST. NV. ed floor. dele-St
CHICKERING PIANO, S65.
bNABE PIANO ..........-..-...-. SIS
lIoE IlANo.-.- .-..- .s.....s--.-. ~
SIEiNWAN PfAND..........-...--.S 14i
and % other bargains in high-gradc Square P;-
amos on easy monthly payments. Pay 4 small
deposit and have The piano delivered before
Nmas. No mere 10 pay until after the holidlys
r. G. SMITH PIANO Co,
Bradbury Bldg, 1928 Pennsylvania ave.
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SEWING MACHINES

We have about g hgh-gradc sewing Machnss
that We win sell az actual cost price -sl5.
ROBERTSON 4 BICKERTON IS II 81 ne
YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD.
delc-.f
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Brief Bits Of News.

While aiighting from a trolley car
On Riverside avenue last evening Mrs.
]. Anderson of the Montvale block
fell to the pavement. sustaining a
scalp wound
~. II. Sculiin. the apostle of arbi-
tration. Is suing Secretary J. b.
Meikle OF the Seattle chamber of
commerce and Il. H. Wells of the Sc
attic Star for $4,000, alleging con-
spiracy In sending the plaintiff to the
asylum at Steilacoom last year Soul
Lin was confined for IL weeks.
w. M. Forrest, returned missionary
from Calcutta. talked Of his work at
the Central Christian church yester-
day. He says that Hinduism Is los
Ing it's hold on the castles through the
gradual breaking down of it's philoso-
ply. and Christian education IL need
ed to save the Indian from religious
Indifference and vice.
Railroad surveyors are running a
line from the north side of Rathdrum
along the base OF the hills to Hauscr
Junction and the prairie this side of
that place. The line is supposed to
be that proposed for the new Corbin
road. 1t being q second survey and
one which does away with big grade
at Rathdrum.
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PANAMA, Colombia, June 15.-It
must not be supposed from what
have written from here that there
are no nice people, There are,
among the native born people. a
small class who compare favorably
with the best people of any country.
The men are graduates Of the best
and the women are beautiful and
cultured. These. with the well-to-d do
foreigners, comprise society"
The women wear Paris gowns and
do their shopping in Paris. London
or New York. Nearly all of this
class OF people speak English and
French as well as Spanish and "A
great many also speak German.
The women of the middle and up
per classes rarely go out of their
houses except to go on journey.
They almost never so shopping"
Young girls of these classes never
go upon the streets alone and spark
ing is done under such n handicap
as to be absolutely uninteresting.
II a young man wishes to court a
maiden he calls and is shown into
the parlor. There gather the father.
mother. sisters. cousins and aunts
of the girl. and the mother. grand
mother (and great-grandmother. if
she Is living) do most of the talk
ing to the young man. The best he
gets is a chance to gaze at the maid
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TeIegraphIc Briefs.

New Yor.-People in position to
know say that through recent opera
lions in Wall street the so-called
"Pittsbxg crowd has cleaned up
about $o.000.000 through pooling and
attacking certain railroad stocks.
Louisville, Ky.-The Early hotel
at Jackson. owned by Captain Even,
the chief witness against Jet for
the assassination of Lawyer Macrum,
was burned to the ground yesterday.
The fire was doubtless incendiary and
Intended as an intimatlon OF what
might come to all who participate in
the prosecution OF Jett.
Pittstield, Ill,--Frank Mink 81
years OF age. yesterday shot and kill
ed his mother and Farmer N. w.
Harris. Mink had recently returned
from the state OF Washington, and
the motive Is said to he revenge for
interference In love affair with Har-
ris' daughter. Mink is hiding in a
barn and says he will shoot those
who attempt to arrest him.
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Observes the Feast
Of Corpus Christi.

Gonzaga college and St. Aloysius
observed the feast of Corpus Christi
yesterday by elaborate exercises, fully
$500 persons participating in the
pageant. The high celebrant was Rt.
Rev. J. b. Brondell, bishop Of Helena,
assisted by Rev. Fathers Ferland and
DeKanter.
Following a brief service in the
church the company proceeded slow
ly through the college grounds. be-
meath arches, to the repository. where
the monstrance passed, and back to
. the church.
In the procession were the cadets,
= Division No. 2. A. o. H., Sunday
school children Of the parish Or
phans of st. Francis, pupils Of the
Holy Names academy, the. Young
Ladies' Sodality, the Ladies' Altar So
ciety. the college students. flower
girls. priests and men Of the parish.
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BOSTON ROAD SURVEY
HAS Been COMPLETED

County Surveyor Snow has com
pleted his survey of the situation re-
garding the proposed change in the
Boston road at the point where 1t
crosses the Beaver creek. The county
commissioners. as stated some days
ago In The Press. felt that the pres
ent old viaduct over the gully should
be replaced, as 1t has been in posi-
ton nearly 20 years and Is In dan
gerous condition.
1t In an important place. as the
Boston road Is the chief outlet from
Spokane to the Peone prairie. Mead.
Dragon, chattaroy and Milan.
The commissioners felt that a
change in the crossing place might
result In shortening tho viaduct and
generally improving the situation for
0any years to come, and Surveyor
SHOWS surveys and calculations bear
them out.
To rebuild the present structure
would cost $1,000, the surveyor has
figured. He has estimated that II the
crossing were made 100 feet further
down stream work of far better
character and with less lumber and
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The Board of Public Works will re-
ceive bids in duplicate. one addressed
to the mayor and the other to the
clerk of the board. with certified
check of not less than 10 per cent of
the amount of the bid. until noon,
June rs. 1903. for the furnishing and
erection of a standpipe, and also sep
arate bids for the construction and
erection of a concrete foundation
for the standpipe, to be located on
Cook Addition Hill. near Grand street
and Thirteenth avenue, in accordance
with the plans and specifications on
file in the Office of the city engineer.
The successful bidder will be required
TO furnish guarantee company's
bond OF an amount equal 10 the
amount of the contract. also, such
other bonds as the law OF the state
of Washington requires.
The board reserves the right TO re-
ject any and all bids. Bids publicly
opened at 2 o'clock same date.
4 .. HANDLEY. Secretary.
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more permanency could be done for
about $4,000. The commissioners will
receive the formal report from the
surveyor Tuesday.
The present trestle Is SAG feet long
and so feet high. with grade in the
structure of 2,75 feet per lee feet.
The projected structure will be 40
feet long and 20 feet high at its
highest point above the creek. and the
floor of the viaduct will be level
In addition to this there will be
grading of a permanent character In
the approaches, thus allowing OF a
new structure whenever needed with
out disturbing the approaches. The
number Of high bents in the propos-
ed viaduct will be less.
The cost Of the new structure as
recommended will be $500 greater
than that OF replacing the old one,
but the trestle work on the protected
viaduct will cost $500 less than to
replace the trestle at the present To-
cation of the bridge, the extra SS00
going into approaches which will be
permanent in character. The new
route will be so feet shorter than
the old one.
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SETTLER RATES TO
BE DISCONTINUED

Official announcement is made by
nc ana Burlington roads that to-
day the settler or reduced one-way
rates to all points west Of st. Paul
will be withdrawn, and for the bal
ance Of the year 1t is not expected
there will be any reduced fares for
this class of travel to any of the
northwestern states.
The decision was arrived at yes
terday in st. Paul, and is due entire
ly to the lack Of patronage on the
settler trains at this season of the
year. In fact, for the past 80 days
there has been no settler travel at
RlfS and while it was expected at this
Spd of the lines that the rates would
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First Arrest Under
New Gambling Law.

Detective Mcdonald yesterday ar
rested Fritz Dietrich. an oldtime
I'm the Bohemian saloon on Sprague
avenue. 1t is the first arrest under
the new felony law. The game was
stud poker.
Dietrich acknowledged that he was
playing and 1t looks as If on this Incl
dent Spokane gamblers intend to con-
test the law. Dietrich remained dur
ing the night in Jail. cash bail In the
sum of $3.50 or $1,000 in surety not
being forthcoming.
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Abay Arrives at
Automobile StAQo.

WASHINGTON, June Is. - The
bureau Of insular affairs Of the war
department received today the annu-
al report Of the governor Of Albay.
in which he states that nearly ST.
100000 have been saved in the cost
Of transportation in different parts
Of the province last year through
road building.
Bicycles and automobiles are now
being used in the public highways.
The people Of the province received
s12,5o0. 900 for hemp exportations'th the
past year. Thirty-eight common
rochial schools have been established
in the province.
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NOTICE.

Notice of stockholders. meeting of
The Washington Water Power COM
pany for the purpose of increasing its
capital stock and considering a GER
tain amendment to the articles of in
corporation and the bylaws of the
company.
Notice is hereby given that a
stockholders meeting Of The Wash
ington Water Power company is here
by called and will be held at the Of
fee of said company in the Empire
avenue and Lincoln street in the city
and county ~ Spokane. state of
Washington. at the hour of 2 p. m.
on the fourth day of August, 1903.
for the purpose of increasing the cap
ital stock of said company from two
million six hundred thousand dollars
to three million six hundred thousand
dollars. and from twenty-six thousand
shares of the par value of one hun
dred dollars each to thirty-six thou
sand shares OF the par value OF one
hundred dollars each, and for the
purpose of amending the articles OF
Incorporation and bylaws OF said
company by increasing the number
of members of the board of trustees
OF said company from ten to eleven.
Said meeting Is called and this no
tice signed by majority of the
trustees of said company.
Dated at Spokane. Washington, this
Sth day of June 1904.
HENRY NJ. RICHARDS.f
]. N. GLOVER,
ID. l.. HUNTINGTON. +
THOMAS G. THOMSON.
j. l.. NJ. RICHARDS.
A. b. CAMPBELL.
Trustees.
II, T.. RI.EECKER, Secretary,
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be allowed to run for the full term,
to the middle of July, it was not
thought there would be much more
business this summer.
1t will be some months before the
lines will be in position to give out
any official figures as to the amount
of homeseeker travel handled this
year. 1t is known, however, that 1t
has for the first six months of 1903
been greater than for the whole of
last year. when the Great Northern
alone carried to the northwestern
states 10000 settlers. The Northern
Pacific did almost. If not as much,
while the Burlington added to the
population of the states covered by
it's trains in the northwest about
so, 900.
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F, FLINT q co.

Basement S01h Riverside Avenue.
Tel Main 556.
$15oo-New modern Groom cot
tage. lot, near Edison school; will
sell on monthly payments.
S500-Three choice lots, 150x142
feet in Avondale addition, near
line.
S12o0--5-room house, large corner
lot, Second avenue near Hilliard
street; $3.50 cash and SIS monthly;
room for four more houses.
$14o0-New 5-room house, lot, bath,
hot and cold water toilet; 5000 cash.
SIT monthly payments; near Union
Iron works.
$17o0-7-room house. lot, Indiana
avenue. Heath's addition: terms.