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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
TAkILMA SMELTER
WORKING PERFECTLY
Arthur Howe Ca rpenter Resigns
as Gen eral Mana Ger
Goes TO Denver.

Arthur Howe Carpenter, who has
been general manager of the Takilma
sm tier since It was put in operation
this last spring, has resigned his
position and Tuesday he arrived in
Grants Pass on his way to Portland,
where he will spend few days at the
Lewis and Clark fair, after which he
will 20 to his home in Denver. Mr..
Carpenter has been very successful in
the management Of the Takilma
smelter aud he was able TO keep it in
continuous operation without a
freeze up" or hitch of any kind in
is working He is credited with
being one Of the most expert smelter
men in the United States, and he goes
East to accept a fine position and to
also attend to some personal business
that requires his presence in Denver.
The management of the Takilma
smelter will now be divided in de.
partments with man at the head Of
each. George Cresar and r. S. Stet.
tier will each have department in
the business management, while the
sneiter itself will be under the
supervision Of W. S. Keith, a
thorough smelter man from one Of the
big British Columbia smelters.
Mr. Carpenter stated that the
Takilma smelter was working per.
fcctly and there was every certainty
that large output of matte would
be MADE. Fine bodies of ore are
being opened up in the three copper
mines worked by the Takilma Com.
pany and smelling will be pushed to
the capacity Of tho works until the
fall rains render the roads impass.
able for coke and matte hauling.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
lQ. &. &. u. Column

AII matter Tor thus column H., ,nppli,t
/ 10y the Grants Pass Womaus Christian
/ Temperance Union.
The W g. r. T.. mot at the homo
'ul Mrs. a. " Hruble. Friday after.
noon, July 2Nth. A large number Of
mcmbar. aud visiting friends wero
proWut After tho business was at.
rndud Co % good program was rem.
d,rrd consisting of music. a r,citn.
.Iun bv Mi,. Iva Day and "A papor by
Dr. fndl " followed by a lively
discussion ru Hereditary Tendencies
ond bow to overcome them. Some
nOW mrmb.rs were added to our
union and we were all mndo glad by
ihr presence ~ Mn, Kemp of Evan,
ium l,i, superintendent of the
rieu1uon Department OF The Union
sgaol ud AIR., R w. Oabcs, former
state president Of southern Idaho
MIS- Murray kindly invited every
mmb.r OF to W. G.. r. T. to meet
h,r daughur Mr, Kenp at the now
homc of Mr j q Hair ON FRIDAY
August i.h ata.p m.
At ,by " G. r. u. meeting ON
July 2Sh petitions were ores,n,,d
lrom 90. office of Tho Christian
Herald 90 lc circulated aud signed
hy gyop womuu who desires the Inn.
mydmw removal Of Apostle Rcod
Smout from the O. Senate Tb,.c
petitions to he sent To- Wa,hiptsop
when ruuggc,s ccuyrucs. Some , ar
l' volunteered 90 circulate them and |
we hope ey'iy woman ia Grants Pass |
"lIl cudcayor to sign it btrauSe tb.
presence of Reed Smoot iu the L. :
'emtc is au usul, to every home
md every Woman iu this enlightened
'rpubuc
j. W Shattuck OF Gresham. Georso
" Jctte Of Baker City, II. A. Har.
Us OF Portland, W X. Newell OIL
lIoNaud A. B Caycudor OF Browns.
illo, have h.eu appointed by Cover.
.or Nhamborlaiu as state road com.
d issioners Co look iuto the matter of
.s'nk convict labor for bull Dug A
''., ROAD from Portland to the
'ulh'In part of the state The con.
mission Is required to report to the I
oAt legislature.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
DIED

ODEN-At the home place near VIM
er, Monday, July "a, 1905, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James 7.
Oden, and ON Wednesday, July 26,
Emma Oden, wife of James Oden,
aged l6 years.
MARTINDALE-At Grants Pass,
Saturday, July 10, 1905, Theodore
Martindale, aged SO years.
His death was due to heart trouble,
from which he suffered since last
May. Mrs. Martiudale and son,
Mynard, of Grants Pass, and one
daughter, Mrs r. 2. Snelp of MAZDA,
N. c., survive. Services were
held at the Christian church. of
which deceased was member. Rev.
Corbin officiating Mr.. Martindale
was resident of Grants Pass four
years, coming here from North
Dakota.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
Josephine. Our Josephine.

The following tribute TO Josephine
county was written by Marcus NJ.
Robbins, of this city. As a descrip-
tive poem Of the wealth and beauty
of this section Of Rogue River Valley
1t is very complete, and as literary
production it is credit to the poetic
genius of Mr.. Robbins:
Here's to sunny Josephine;
Where the golden nuggets CLEAN
Peaches on a hundred hills;
Rushing Rogue and dashinR rills.
Josephine Our Josephine I!
See again the Sugar Pine,
Stateliest tree of any cline.
See again the hills dark rise,
Up against the azure skies.
Josephine Our Josephine
Hear the stamps with heavy roar,
Pounding on the golden ore.
This-and more-comes over me,
And / cry exultantly-
Josephine Our Josephine
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
Recipe for whitewNsh


Letter from famous suIIirrsinlrs
man and Chief Executive giving
recipe ON request OF AN old friend.
Captain John Bulsru, whose widow
lives in Portland
Washington, Dec. g.. IS-l.
Brilliant Whitowash- lalrn bu.n.
unslacked lime slack with vYrm
water; cover 1t during thc worcs. Co.
keep the steam; strain the iuoid
through hnt sieve or straiu,r. add ID
peck OF sait previously we'll diss0l,.d
IN warm water three pound, of
ground rice boiled to thin Iu..,.
aud stir In boiling hot half round nf
powdered Spanish whiiiuu and d
pound of glue, which has been rr.yi.
ouSly dissolved over q SLOW nrr aud
add five gallons hot water 90 tta mi,.
turei stir we'll aud let 10 stand % tuw
dHsi cover up from thu dict Do
should be Tut on hot One MINT of
the mixture viii cover % Square ynrl
properly abpplled Smau uu.h., Yrr
best There is nothing can romnrr
with it for outside or inside work
aud 70 retains lls trIuury for
many years. Colurug maityr msv hr
put Ia aud made OF uuy ,nad.
Spanish brown, yellow ovhrr or com
10
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
C0NFINE YOUR POULTRY
OR PAY A FINE
Ordinance Introduced at City
Council Meeting Last
Eve inR

The city council met In regular
session Thursday evening with Mayor
Good in the chair aud Counci men
Hair, Randle, Hall, Dean and
Fetsch and Recorder Booth present.
Two ordinances were presented and
read the first and second times, the
second time by title only The chick
en- ordinance Is TO suppress and prohibit
chickens, geese, ducks aud any poultry
from running at large in the streets or
alleys of Grants Pass or on the prop.
erty OF any person except the owner.
The other ordinance is for tue sup.
preston and prohibiting o. the set.
ting up. keeping or contributing to
the support of bawdy hous', houses
of i'll fame or other immoral places
The penalty attached is not less than
$50 nor more than 5000 or 10 to 100
days in Jail or both. Common fame
shall be considered as competent
evidence
The petition of NJ. Olemeus asking
perm ission to use A amt Third streets
in front of his property for the piling
of lumber for building purposes, was
granted
tbs water committee recommended
that water be connected with the
sewer Mt the head of Fifth street.
Tho city recorder was ordered to
notify tho water company to make
the necessary connection.
II. N. Rinehart asked that the
assessment on two lots for lateral
sewer he remitted ON account of his
property having already betn pre-
yiously connected with sewer. His
petition WIS referred 10 the sewer
committee, Mr. Rinehhart also asked |
that the unexpred portion of his |
liquor license amounting to $3.50 be
remtted inasmuoh as he has sold out
his business The recorder was
authorized to draw warrant for this
amount ~ his favor
A. @, iough appeared in his own
behalf and asked that the salary of
city attorney be raised commensur.
ate with the amount of work required
OF him. The matter was referred to
committee which Is to make recon.
meudation
The snloon bonds Of G.. d. Will.
iams & Co, Fenner q Sauer. and
Duncan u Dana were approved and
licenses granted.
The council canyasscd the special
election sewer bond vote aud declared
the ele2tion carried, The matter of
Issuance and sale of bonds was refer.
rcd TO sewer COMMITTEES
The following bills were allowed
or Ntrtl I4iu
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
Machinery For Sale

A 10 II. p Ruispll engine, a No.
! centrifugal pump, 200 feet G-inch,
double riveled pipe, 80 feet 5.inch
pipe, 1850 feet G.inch helting making
"A complete irriRating. or pumping
plant Also turbine waterwheel.
pulley and gears. All at bargain.
All kinds Of machinery bought,
sold aud listed
Grants Pass Iron & Steel Works.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
MARRIED.

FRY-BROCKMAN-At the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. McGrew at
Grants Pass, Thursday, August 3,
1905, W. C. Fry of Merlin and Mrs.
Carrie Brookman of Merlin, Rev.
D. I. Summerville officiating.
-PARKS-At the NJ.
E. parsonage in Grants Pass, Ore, .,
August 2, Wednesday. 1908. william
l.. Wakefield Of Wakefield, Del Norte
Co, Cal, and Miss Josie NJ. Parks,
Althouse, re-, ID. T. Summer
Vile officiating.
Mr.. Wakefield is the postmaster of
the town in which he lives.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
BORN.

IAULT-At Glendiye, Mont. July
Z, 1905, to Mr.. aud Mrs. James l..
Gault, a son.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04

Has Stood the Test of 20 Years.
The old, original GROVES Tasteless
Call Tonic, You know what you are
taking. 1t is iron and quinine in a taste.
less form. No cure, no pay.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
5 p. Emploves to Be E.am,n,d

General Manager Calvin, Of tho
Southern Pacific company ordered tbe
examination Of all men emploved in
every branch of the operating depart
ment of the big railway system who
has un'tling TO do with the handling
of trains Tue inspection Will in
cinde "a thorough test Of sight. hear.
ing aud general physical cond tion
To facilitate tho examination
special cnIs IN charge of assistant
Surgeons ON the various divisions will
he sent over the lines, stopplng
wherever convenience suggests. II is.
proposed TO renew the examinations
every three years
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04

Dodley Grant Hays of Chicago was
~ Grants Pass Thursday look ing over
the country in the interest Of a mum.
Der OF Eastern people who are seek.
ing homes in the West Mr. Hays IN.
been interested in tho irrigati n of
desert lands but after seeing Grauts
rassnnd the possibilities of irrigation
IN this section be expressed himself
Us greatly pleased and said he would
without doubt see Grants Pass again
a. U, sANNARp-UNpsRrAk1a
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
FOUND

FUOND-Packsge Of lady's APPAREL
new. Call at Courier Office and nav
Tor nd 10y
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
Ba rber Shop Re-Opened.

The Hotel Josephine barber shop has
been re-opened and two first.class bar.
bers are in attendance. Neat bath
rooms in connection.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
Hop Piokers Wanted

80 Hop Pickeis wanted at the j. W
fof1 hop yards Picking will com.
menoe about September lst Call
~ yard or address J W. York. Kpbb
Oregon
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04

IOS IA purse containing Si3. 80
ana other papers. \ liberal reward
VIII be paid flr return OF this purse
TO the Courier office. 4. n. Mahon
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04

If you want your property sold, list
1t with W. l. IRELAND, the REAL
ESTATE MAN, COURIER BUILD.
ING, ground floor.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04

FOR SALE-Fiyo acres 4, mile from
oFld ge' good house barn and stable.
henlouse, good we'll M huus, and
IN hcld, 30 hogs and shoats. team.
wagon aud harness. slop route i'm.
cluded, Inquire |. W. Holmes
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04

QUARTZ MlLL-Ouo 5.stamp quartz
mill complete with two G.fuot con.
centrators, ! dodd slime table. rock
OItaktr, betting aud evrtvthiup
pertaining To the mill, all for S2iOO
cash, One big sullivan steam mir
compressor $1,000 rhis comprrsSor
Viii easily run 10 drills. one fric.
tion hoist $500, Two 5O.V. p
tubular boilers $50 each. Can AT
or address hotel Layton. Grants
Pass, Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04

POO ACRE ranch root prune ard
apple orchard, small mit, in
abundance water tor Irrigation. beside,
springs ON every 90 acres center of A root
range country two dwelling houses. hir
nafn' every thing complete; well sheltered
nom iro,ts, good mining mark,ts any.
half mile north ot ruuneIg. price /, Nh
Inquire AZ this uIhcr
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
FOR REM

THREE NICELY FURNISHED
mousse keeping rooms for rent To
man ana wife. Inquire 2O2 "a aud
+ street.
GOOD PASCURGAE for cows or
horses joining the town limits
tor particulars call at Heck Il Hays
stable.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS

RANK BURNErT-Upholsterins.
mission furniture made to order.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
FOR SALE
Films-C,uricr Building.

FOX SALE-i5N pony prcmo camera.
Inquire of Geo l.. Cramer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04

Corporation books, stock ccrtidcatcs
aud seals At the Courier office
CNmer Bros
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-08-04
ADS.

WANrED-Woman to do family
washing Apply at Courier office
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Lumberjack and Banker.
From the Anaconda standard.


The moral is that IL I'm your greed fo
gold you break the banking law, and, 10y
the trick. turn a million or two, you ge
ten years in prison, If the crime is com
mitted. say in Wisconsin,: and 1t also Il
that, If In your greed for gold you cracl
the safe in an express car, in transit from
bank to bank, you get fifty years in prison
II you are caught and punished in Mon
tana.
Bgelow. banker in Milwaukee. got ter
years; Young. lumberjack operator .
Bearmouth, was named for fifty years :
Deer Lodge. Blgelow moved In an a Z
tocratic circle and was a figure in sky-h
finance; he was one of your genteel thieves
Young a plain, old-fashioned bandit
Bigelow didn't have to take up the liabilit
of numbering anybody, physically speaking
in order to prosecute his loot; Young was
prepared to murder any innocent man who
might undertake to thwart him.
Bigelow was dealt with In n federal court
because he violated national banking laws
which are federal. The Standard is rot
saying that he didn't get time enough. in
punishment. Yet 1t is pheasant to realize
that Montana's code was fixed up to meet
Just such dastardly case as that In which
Young figured: his fifty-year sentence is
not too long.
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TRANSPACIFIC NAILS


JAPAN, KOREA CHINA and SPECIALLY address
masfor the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. win Tacun
close here daily at $50 Z. M. up to June 80,
dispatch per Ming Chow. "a
IPPINE ISLANDS. via san Francisco, close bel
daily at 6:30 PM. up to July 3, for dispatch =,
Maachuria. tal
HAWAII, via San Francisco, close here daily
6:30 PM. up TO July g. fer dispatch Per ss
Alameda. (a
HAWAII via san Francisco. close here daily
6:3O 7 NJ. up 10 July S, for dispatch per SIS. y,
vadan (al
AUSTRALIA (except mails for West Australia,
NEW ZEALAND, NEW CALEDONIA. SAMOA
HAWAII aud specially addressed mail for IN
FIJI ISLANDS. via san Francisco. close here daily
at $3.50 Pm. UP to July 10, for dispatch per SIS
FIJI ISLANDS and specially addressed malls fl
AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND. via Nnncouyel
and Victoria. Il. c.. close hnre daily Mt $50 4. NJ
up to JUL Is. for dispatch per -. Miowern. tal
NOTE Malls for COCHIN CHINA dispatch
ed TO New York, y. Y. for connection with Euro
pean steamers.
Mails for MANCIIrRIA Except Mnkden. New
chwanG ard Port Arthur and EASTERN SiRERI A
will be dispatched 10 New York. y. Y. until fur
Their notice, for transmission via Russia, instead
Of via japan.
Unless otherwise addressed, WEST AUSTRALIs
MAILS will be dispatched via Europe; those FOL
NEW ZEALAND via San Francisco. and those TO
certain places in the CHINESE PROVINCE oil
YUNNAN via British Inda-the quickest routes.
Mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS special
the foreign rate Of postage.
Mails for HAWAII are dispa tched via San Fran
cisco. Cal. exclusively.
FICE follows: (a) AT ESQ PM. same day; b
at 80 Pm same day; (cD at II 80 PM. same
day; i'd 530 AN. same day; tel at 5:45 PM.
same day; ~ at $50 A NJ same day; ~ at 9;3l
80 l. NJ. same day; (r) at $3.50 PM. previous day
je24 JOHN 4. MERRITT. Postmaster.
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No. 1877. 400 acres at Clifton Station: 2 cot
tages and tenant house the farm; also
1S-room hotel. with basement that has been
used for storekeeping; plenty of nice shade.
This is fine business place-a fine opening for
the right man. The tract can be divided up into
a number of small places. The hotel has done
fine business. Price. $4,000: easy terms.
There Is fine, noted spring the hotel
je30-3t j. F. JERMAN Fairfax Va
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No. 81 800 acres; 80 in timber the balance
in good state OF cultivation Fine. large
house. beautiful lawn; two tenant houses; fine.
large bank barn and nil other buildings needed,
and all kinds Of fruit; plenty Of pure water. Two
miles from railroad station and small village
where there Is almost all kinds OF business going
on This is n very fine farm; lays a public
road. Price, $10,5o0; easy terms. a great
bargain.
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No. 3. 40 acres; 45 acres clear, the balance
in timber: 5-room house; well of water some
fruit; small stable and corn house; partly fenced
two and one-half miles from Clifton Station;
near school. church and stores. Price, $3.50 pei
acre. one-third cash, balance TO suit
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No. 81. - S-10 acres; 80 acres clear the bal
In all kinds OF timber; 4-room house small
barn other oubuildings: well OF water at
the door; place partly fenced has young or
chard of choice fruit; miles from railroad
station. Y miles from schools and stores; church
right Price. 81 100; terms 10 suit This
farm Is most all in grass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-30

No. l.. Fine fruit farm: 100 acres in the cor.
poration Of Fairfax; has 100 peach trees, 1905
of the very best grape vines, and all other kinds
of fruit and berries Broom frame house large
frame barn and all outbuildings and we'll: stream
through farm just mile from electric cars
The trees sail In full bearing and the fruit
will pay for the place In short time. This is
bargain. Price $4,000 cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-30

No. OF. 32A acres; acres in good timber.
balance In good state Of cultivation; 1-room
house. good cellar; large basement barn: hen
houses and all other necessary outbulldings: al
kinds Of fruit: ~ miles from Clifton Station.
where there are schools stores and churches.
Price. 81 800; easy terms. This is very
cheap place.
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No. 40. 10 acres, the electric road be-
tween Oakton and Vienna; beautifully situated
Groom house. basement; barn and other ont
buildings; good well at the door; all kinds of
fruit and berries on public road. Price, 81 900;
easy terms.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE - THE FINEST BUSINESS
CORNER on lfrH ST. THE NEW BUSINESS
STREET OF THE CITY. THIS LOT Is IN THE
BUSINESS SECTION. ON ONE CORNER Is A
$4,000 BUILDING. OTHER 100000 BUILD
ING, OTHER A FINE Old PROPERTY. THIS
CAN BE HAD FOR $500 SQUARE FOOT;
OTHER CORNER SOLD FOR NEARLY DOU-
BILE; ITS l0ONl30. SEE Us ABOUT THIS. IT'S
NORTHWEST.
1t MOORE & HILL Nne.l. III 1ith St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-30

1t pays to read the want columns of Tb'
Star. Hundreds of situations are filled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-30

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE FOR SALE
In Maryland half hours ride from Washington:
high elevation; five minutes from station House
IL new and contains Is rooms; three toilets :;
shower baths; laundry; all modern plumbing;
gas spring md well water; extra large porch
and complete In all arrangements; grounds con
tain twelve acres; beautiful lawn; magnificent
shade and hundreds of fruit trees cherries
peaches. apples, ounce, plum. prunes pear
small fruit; grapes in abundance. Fruit alone
VIII pay profit on money Invested. Large poultry
house: runs for thousand hens. and pheasa mt
Would make ideal summer home for
foreign minister Price, SIT 600, or handsomely
furnished. 500. 900. Apply
je30-3t ELLERS0N & WEMPLE, 500 14th st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MN ER EE BOOK

MN FIR ZEE BOOK
Is called "HOW MONEY GROWS" and tells How
to tell good investment; how to invest small
sums; how you eau convert 500 Into S35S. So; how
to guard against poor investments, etc. etc. II
you able to save SO n month from
your income YOU should rot fail to ii copy.
NOT AN ADVERTISEMENT OF any Investment
but full TO the brin with information that every
one should possess before they Invest dollar.
Ask for IL on postal and I'll send 1t FREE by
return mail. w NJ OSTRANDER
jei1-30t 3e5 North American Bldg. PhIa.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR COAI-REFORM SCHOOL
for Boys, Washington. ID. C.-Sealed proposals viii
be received al the office OF the Undersigned. pres
drut 81 the board OF trustees OF the Reform School
Tor Rys IN the Department Of Justice building, No
1885 X street northwest, until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON WEDNESDAY. JULY NINETEENTH, 1905.
for supplying the Reform School with coal during
the fiscal year ending June 80. 1906. Specifications
and Instructions for bidders he obtained On
application 10 the secretary OF the board. Mr. sam
uel ". Curriden, office OF Center market. Right
10 waive defects and 10 reject any and ell bids
reserved CECIL CLAY, Washington, ID. c, 22d
June. 1895. je2T ct eSu
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b. 10 acres adjoining above. One Of the most
commanding sites In Vienna. Entirely planted
to apples pears, peaches and cherries. Over che
thousand young and thrifty trees the place.
Price, 81 500; half cash, balance to suit. This
ought TO go with above, but will be sold sep
aratelY.
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MEDICAL.

DIR. FISK ELGlN,
Expert treatment OF private diseases. chronic and
Lcute. Both All consultations confiden-
tial. Medicine furnished. Prices moderate.
Hours to !. to 8, to .. 1898 Pa. ave.
Phone NJ. 1910. my3-60ts
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STRAYER'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE.

COR. 11TII md r STS. NV.
Thorough training in shorthand. typewriting
bookkeeping. penmanship. arithmetic, English &C.
Day and night sessions all TIE year. New students
received daily. Typewriters at students homes
free. Books free. All graduates guaranteed good
situations money refunded. Special month";
trial otter. Terms moderate. Call. write or phone
Main $3.50 for catalogue. jalg-tf
w. +. DALES, PII. D.. 1912 18TH ST NV
Coaching for college entrance other eyamina
tions In classics mathematics and English. In.
dividual instruction adapted 10 needs Of each
myC-tf-4