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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-10-12
Notice of Appointment of Guardian

IN the Superior Court Of the State OF Washing
tor for Benton County. I'm rrobate) No. 8
In the matter Of guarpianship OF the EN y
IRWIN, II minor.
James i irwin has been, - order Of the above
named Court, duly made and entered Dee. T.
1865. appointed Guardian al the PERSON ana
estate OF the above named Eva Trivia, who has
been adiudged incapable CT conducting her
own affairs; and that the undersigned as such
Guardian has duly qualified and entered upon
his duties al persons having business with
said Eva Irwin or her estate VIII take notice
JAMES I. IRWIN,
Guardian OF the person
and Estate OF EVA IRWIN.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-10-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Waila WaTla, Wash, Oct. o.
1906.
Notice is hereby gwen that Winfo,d
5. Harris of Expansion, WASH. has
filed notice OF his intention to make
final five-year proof. under Act of
April 10, 1904, in support of his claim,
VIZ: Homestead Entry No. 1881, made
Jan. 3. 1906, for the NWI Sec 81, Twp
IN, r % EWM. and thai said proof
will be made before Register & Re-
reiver. US Land Office at Walla Walla
Welsh, on Nov 90. 1905.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous Residence upon
ard cultivation of said land. Wig: Geo
Hull. Mand Helms Of Fxranaion
Wash, Earl Mulneh of Dentan County.
Wash. Harry Baaser of Ashland Wis. 9
Isaac F. Scott of Cedar. Wis
A. J. GILLIS, Register.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-16
It's coming soon.
INSTALLATION SERVICES.

The Rev. w. S. Gilbert win be in.
stalled as pastor Of the First Presby'
terian Church Of this city on Wednes.
day evening the 18th inst, at 1880
o'clock. The following ministers have
been appointed by the Presbgtery Of
Portland TO conduct the services: The
Rev ]. n. Welch, moderator of Pres.
bytery will PROFOUND the eonstitu.
tlonal questions, Rev. Henry Mar.
cote. Of Westminster Church, Port
land, will preach the sermon; Rev.
Harry II. Pratt, Of Portland. will de.
liver the charge to the peoplej Rev. f.
NJ. Sharpe, Of Portland, viii deliver
the charge TO the pastors some Of the
city pastors win also take part In the
services and there viii be special music
for the occasion by the choir. The
public Is cordially invited to attend.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-16
At Foard q Stokes Co.
PIG TIN ADVANCING.
Supply Not Equal to Demand, Hence
the Sharp Rise.

tuG oa&Af sss~s
The following letter rectved yes
teriay by a leading house In this city
affects various lines Of business and
forms n certain predicate for sharp
advances in selling values oi goods in
digenou. TO this market, notably the
salmon trade here. which In conjnnc'
tion with the Alaska packing concerns
manages TO use up about sooocc
pounds Of sheet tin annually.
II cannot be said yet just what the
scope Of the advance will be. but that
Il will materially enhance the market
ing rate Of canned salmon. there Is nc
reason for doubt. as the above quota
tions are practically above last year
eight cents per pound The letter
reads as follows;
Dear Sirs;
"Thc market Is rising fast. London
has advanced about lc per ID. sincc
ours OF the 5th inst. whilst Singa'
pores gain Is even more.
"The big operators continue to fee
very bulli-h in regard to the future
course OF this metal aud large buying
has had the effect Of advancing 'fu
lures over spot In other words tn,
spot price of tin today In London and
New York is lower than delivery ffty
days oiT-a very unusual state Of al
fairs to say the least, and one which
betokens considerable strength.
We should not be at all surprised
TO see the market advance to the high
est price on record In this connection
we would again refer to the movement
Of 1883 during which year the highes'
level was reached tabout ic per ID
above today's closing pricel During
that year when the spot market IN
New York reached 37ic per ID. Their
was backwardation' Of &c per lb, Il
futures To make our statemen
clearer we would say that when tn
spot price in 1883 reached 31ic per lh
'future.' were selling at 37lc. How diff
fercnt i the situation today New
York spot tin is quoted now at 50
per ID. and futures are a fraction owe
said figure.
"lt goes without saying that the out
look for an easier market on the ia
ciRc Coast is anything but promising
Buyers very naturally do not tax
kindly to the idea OF paying for thei
requirements and are holding bacl
until the last moment. Some will prob
ably take chances on being able I
pick up sufficient spot tin when the
actually require the goods.
I'VE quote todayi Spot, 39ci de
livery February, 3slci delivery Marcl
April, 3sic.
"The advance In 1888 was the resul
Of syndicate operating in spot tn
The present advance is due to nothin
else but an actual scarcity Of metal
| Al. s,,,,,.iv noi hoing eaual IN the dt
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-16
The date 10 set.
REGISTRATION aoa.

Registration In the City OF Astoris
and the County Of Clatsop up TO noon,
yesterday, shows exactly 2o2 citizens
TO have done their duty In this behalf
ny precincts the record Is as follows;
Astoria, Precinct No. ]. u No 2. ";
No. 3. 81, No. 4, al No. o, 80; No. 0.
", No. I, 20, total for city. l6I. In
the county, Clifton. No. !, 81 Clifton.
No. 2. 3, Caldwell, 81 clatsop, 3; FL
.ie. /, John Day, No. ], Il John Day,
No. 2, ., Jewell, none; Knapps. Is
Nlischawaka. noneI Melville. Ii New
Astoria. o; Olney, 3; Push, |; Seaside,
none, svenson, II Vesper, nonei West
port, 2, warrenton, 81 Walluski, q
Youngs River Il total S5i grand
total, 2O2
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-16

Leaving balance on hand with
Treasurer at close Of years ss,eos.sa
Respectfully submitted.
O. ANDERSON.
Auditor and Police Judge.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-16
The ANNAUL REPORT.
City Auditor Makes Ills Yearly
Official Statement.
MUNICIPAL BUSINESS SHOWN

City Auditor and Police Judge Ander-
son Completes Annual Report, Show
ing Amount of Claims Allowed by
City and Amount of Warrants Drawn
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-16

cooper's Annual Clearance Sale nsv
5oing On. Don't Misc II.
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ASTORIAGROCERY
The big embroidery sale.
. >>>~><&%~~>eeee~t y
. PERSONAL MENTION. =
. . . = zee

Harry Van Tuyl, Of the q. II. 4 n.
service here, was an over Sunday vi-i'
tor In Portland. lie won't say what he
went for but little safe guessing
will supply all but cher" name. Even
that won't have to'be guessed at some
time later on.
J. l.. Mitchell, supreme secretary
for tho Order Of Washington, with
headquarters In Portland. was busi-
nes visitor In Astoria yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
Tirnes-Dispa tch Branch hes,

. III" IL = q q Az IL u
r,a following Branch OFFICES have been es-
tabishsd Tor the bensit OF those living 81
t,stanca xsorn the Main Office OF the Times.
Dispasch. The pspS tch YEATS 10y ~ -
en Sy.fuI attent!on Is though they had been ert
=, she Main OnIoe, and thsre wtu g no extr
e., e ihsh sass' DRUG STORE w.a,yutth
Is aAq 4 Y fsAN Es isis East Broad Street.
SCOTT E Wa n asssa S''s sas
rhnssfK:a ssNHr s''' ssSr = CO.. Eou.h.e ana
! S iW 1 LATTiMph No. go VAST Marshall
pAs;65 sMsih; DRUG STORE. No, ~ West
! A {. p sisSSsRiirpaA Brook Ayenue .ad cay
na slassi DRUG sro 5,I na5to e s Msgst;;
burg Avenue. Fulton ~ u, . I, !,
RoniS's EtiAKMAc1 NO. - f'aSs Marshall
= sSgssii ,Rua STORE, NO. lAA East Main
gTssetS s oSujsNsSs1S SiIssXaW No. m East M4ln
pS YSIssEg r 4MsaiHy,Hisixa No. AZ south
u bisS S xiTs;as.iR.KIRK-p ARRsH co, 40, "a
rH Hs,tp 1A Isasa 81 'i S'iMAcy No. sol West
.s safy}s s!PaiafXi.RAtA cY. Twen,y-e,sA.A and n
Ri sstsSsi's p1IAR4Aoy, No, 1la Canal Street.
HURLEY lEWls hsas H Ewsas sszsss and
c1 ias4tsK ssFes Shya sposn. No, 100 Hui.
w a. A. FlpRKiNs No. 70 North Sycamore
s|Sss! Ssss55t AID y STREET 4
d. f. ~ KBRN. no &c Corner Twsa.y-attn
EAST SilAREAcY. no. ssoa g Street.
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.ROCKEF d. money No NJ.
For MANY. COLLEGES } {. | J; !:
Wake Forest Down on List for
$37,5oo Must Raise Three
Times as Much.

Especial to The rimeE-D !patch,) !s
I, NEW YORK, August sThe General
Education Board has recently made con-
5dltional appropriations from the income
OF the John D. Rockefeller Foundation OF
$40, 100000 for higher education to nine
colleges In different parts Of the u lted
states. amounting to ssls,5oo, When the
several colleges have raised the specified
conditional sums, the total thus added
to collegiate endowment In the United
States win aggregate about $l,400, 900, X
The colleges and universlties 81 have
agreed to raise. In addttion'to the sums
allotted to them, enough to make the total
additions to their endoWments four times
the amounts offered by the general board
jThe gifts are conditional on the coll eyes
and universities raising three tipes as
much from other sources, K :. h S sS Ill
The institutions and this amounts they
will receive are us follows: Coo College,
Cedar Rapids, iowa, $4,000; Washbarn
College Topeka, Kan s26,Oooi Tulane
University, New Orleans, SIS, 900; Wolf
ford College, spartanburg, s. g, s25,000i
iFrir4nan University, GreenYille, g, O., $25,-
900; Wake Forest College. Wake Forest.
IN, c., f$37, 100; toward College, Birmtng-
ham, Ala, $4,000; sonthYe western UniYer-
slty, Jackson, Tenn.. s25. 900 and Mis-
Eslssippi College. Clinton altss,l sa5l 900. /!
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CHURCH NOTICE,

FIRST BAr1Isp Z, GBEoAD !, IN
pastor, Of Second Baptist Church. =. .4tian.a o.,
SssnS SaSRSH
$
iiiAWTHoRNE. 3. D, past tor. Preaching ..
u y Ne service ct night. Sunday School t
GRACE STREET BAPTIST cHuRcH-REY.
Sunday School, 81 al $50 q. H. Preaching 5y Tie
meeting wednesday at g Is p. M.
West VIEW BAPTIST. CHURCH. lGRoNE
Avenue and Meadow Street)-7WM. sLOcKAART
I'M s19saS sss9o 8
Everybody welcome. -. ii +.
cpxrpyAnr h MET@oSEzr . HI + : i
Grace stssst be!we 1n 9ush and EN-
aed IS Il orap pg sub Startling
M nsss.Sl sa s'ay s saiS at 80 All
seats free; all arc Linyt ed. -.- - .,
.{corner Tenth and Broad streets. -Preaehins
4 81 ss'SiS ss;5 IT, g rs Pasle
tySSS;S 81 TXSz9eE| q gHnG n TWRET
or.-I'reaching at211 a. nj. and 8 p n.
Sunday School at $3.50 "A, ~. ss5ss
d l7,3i 9ssa 2E$z}g PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-REV.
r. II, McFADEN, D. D.. pastor -services at
II a.. NJ. and 8 P. n. Seats free. Cordial vel
I oI sEco 81 d A:PREsBYrgR 1AN cHuRcH-RpV.
RUSSELL CECIL, D !: gas t ser .
s S. sunady School Ct s:.s A y.
terian Church at II A, II and 8 p NJ con-
Quoted by tho pastor. r ey. y ERE
I y Il : =
s cfiTRGl OF. THE COVENANT CORNER
Park Avenue and Harrison Street)-Rev. j.
oAIvIN STEWART On pas SO s}
Sunday School at $3.50 A.. M.t5 Devotional ser.
vice wednesday at 8 r. ".
s5is.7it Y,jfgF3F CHRISTIAN.
III FdARSHALL STR Def 9 HRS T1AN
Ing 81 ii a. n. BY Rev; PREsToN5A: CAVE.
Bndeayor Society 7:s0 =. u Public cordially
WEST. WEST END CHRISTIAN !, CHURCH toN
Norris; between Main and Floyd 5Avenue). :.
Preaching to;morrow, BY Y, Rev. HENRY 2! ;;
THIRD cHRisTiAN Chi RGM-PisEAcM:
ms o$ {sunaaty by so ~
night III "a Il * "a i{t$ 81 II itf q Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
4 Dogs at the Soda Counter.

Drug stores that have soda !ouhuai y.
are making more money tna a., ever tso.'
own = a. 70 the fact that women with
canine bets have taken TO feeding them
on 1' Tie frozen u beyera ges. In some stores,
SAYS ' the New york Sun, special recepta-.
gcle s are Il. Kept for the dogs use, ana they
iii IN ~ tha counter like humans tapping
their, soda from low. fat dishes. !. !.
s n Gcca sionally the ice cream alone ls fed
- the animals on the floor. The pros
prIetors 81 stores don't IKE me 'aea, put
women declare that their dogs are just
y wsi nond s1a : they are, and if,the former
~ "a caused they will quit the shop; con-
s senuantly, to keep the custom the drugs
ISIS 81 s~t don't refuse to serve dogs
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sP'ANKs HEROIC SON ''.:)'
Saves a Life, Soils His Clothing,
N and is Punished. alt

NEW YORK August Sc harlie RI ter,
q, mig oyergrown fifteen-year-old boy$wHIo
spends the summers with his mothe r Ct
Bath Beach, saved Samuel Carnich, %
Bay Fourteenth Street, Bath Beach. from
drowning Wednesday. and then received
a spanking from his mother and was
sent to bed It'd 81
Carnich was q half mile out ana s 'ls-
conscious when ri tier reached him,
b Ritter plunged in without taking 81
his clothes. and when his mother saw ne
condition she did not ask an explanation I,
but whipped the boy and sent him 70 PEG.
When she learned OF the feat Charlie
was brought down amid g shower 1 g
Icaresses. & n lt n by HI t i8l
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MR.. sLEHR SETTLES
Pays the photographer Whose
Camera He Smashed.

3 NEWPORT, r. } IT, August SIT SIT cost
Harry, Lehr 800 to settle for his scuftls
with photographer in Bellevue Avenue lN ~
Tu esday morning In accordanceS WIN WIN
his promise, when the photographer con-
sented TO give up the plate $W 'lll;r No
sought when he seized the camera slF'
q chr settled yesterday morning. S
4 2 Damage to the camera was figured ct
$50, and the loss OF employment by the
Photographic for two days was put at
SEQ, Mr.. Lehr says he Is satisfied. while
tho photographer says he has an excellent cell
photograph OF Mr.. Lehr, "a ken the day
before the latter demolished his camera.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

tVLRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
3.v..QF THE syPRnMM COURT Of 9; !. Sls
PBALs AT RICHMOND, JULY 81, 1905;
Mamie ~. Caskte,....... Appellant.
Richard q Scott. Executor, ct als,,,,,.,,
D Upon an Il appeal from, ana supsrsedeas
70 decree pronounced by the. Chance eT
GqSrt q y tae city e @
The object Of the petition n this ]! cause g
,nnnulled. and affidavit having been made
T. 1 csniaro. Is an son.resdent Of ths State
OF Virginia, 1t is ordered that the said
apPellee after Que ppbl!ea,tIon q th.s
foI fop tAs appear es
on the first MONDAY IN September, 1905,
to answer the said appeal and do what
!s necessary to protect her interests
herein. I, 3s 5.i
Henry r, Miller. counsel for petlllonef,
Y! HaySFx cou a 1 SE aHh SEgx 81
7s5s. THE 18TH PAY or JULY,
Florence 1i 7. pickerson,, flalnl'n
W'l''m Il p,s 'eHSaeBR9,i pefsnaant
The object of this suit Ia to obtain q
divorce 70 yinGulo matglmonii' for the
plaintiff from the defendant, Il 5sss,
fled that the defendant William II,
Dickerson, Is not o resident Of the
State Of Virginia. It Is ordered that he
do appear here within fifteen days after
is necessary TO project his Interest IN this
suit, x "
IS "A copy--teste: ". u,
2. II WINSTON Clerk,
aIeGulre 4 Rely. p,s q. ~ 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
The i Dundreary Whiskers

a pair az magn icent Dundreary Wilis-
80 l<ers. attached to the 5cduntenance Of a
large man evidently fresh from Jersey,
naiIed up Market Street on one OF the
wnrm.est OF recent afternoons. and ats
3traoted Enaoh attent ION. ~ 4. ~
y n list i've seen An years. " Nald ner-5l
chant at his store door, .I'll bet that
fellow nguFes his whtskers among his
chief assets
The YDundreaY,p or long side whiskersi
coupled with o. rnoust che, constituted.
the prevailing hirsute adognment thirty
years ago. y Not every man could cultivate
them, and they fell Into disfayog, gheS
arc now rare, ~, D IS N S
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NJ DREAM OFaDEATH.
Told His Wife Overland Limited

Had STUCK Hill, and @It|5Ll'11!u.i5I
& STERLING ILL. August s.-Robet
Moore was found dead under the car
wheels yesterday. Just as he had dreamed
he would be killed. Wednesday morning
when he awoke he told his wife Of tho
awful dream that he had, and how he had
been struck by the Overland Limited. I
Arriving at Rochelle about ten hours
after the dream, he stepped In front OF
the Overland and was instantly Killed Killed
He was a we'll known railroad man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
coNaREss HALL. 4.

(. Il CONGRESS HALL,
Cape May N. u Situated on hluff Overlooking
the Ocean Surrounded by lawn OF ten acres.
Brick Hotel under Same management as 1905.
Appointments and CUISINE hrst-class All amuse-
ments% tennis bowling and large cafe Guests
have the privilege OF al amusemsnts az the
mad Nor families. For terms. etc.. ADDRESS P.
H. g.. CAKE. Rates. $15 week and up. t3 tssit.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

FOR SALE - GROCERY, LAUNDRY
n ana dairy wagons, runabouts and p. pn Y,
g!es. newly painted and som 4,p o. .n1 XIX
VI Brook Avenue. va n rs AZ
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6sDspagl Want Ads FP9 ST gl. B9IardngA House
footing, foil n over d precipico and was
Kill d. He was a grandson OF Professor
Politser. specialist on diseases OF q the

footing, foil over d precipico and was i
& Kill led. & He was a grandson OF r fessor4l
Politser. specialist on diseases Of the B
gear. 8sl @ M M q III
ig MERCER, FA.l-Airs. Seth Thompson, % 3
Fniryiew Township, died from takin .
dose OF patent medicine and her hus-g !
bands life was saved by tho tse Of
3etnetlcs. Bt5 3}yS ai 4 ssB "a IA "A II
s PARIS. General Brugero the former;
&conlr1ander- ir-ctiet OF the French army,
4 II In a dangerous condition as tho res
silt OF an operation for appendictls.33
There 3is8 little hope Of his recovery.
\. N EW ORK.-P enniliess AMI deserted
during the last Few Years OF his h life,
starving in Madison Square Park, and
died a few hours later In Bellevue, had
many friends. 1t developed who Wera
genger to help him out OF n tho life OF
poverty ana pr4vatlon Into which he had
Hdrlfted. 5s .j3 IL IA
S9l NDON.-Rcplylng to d question IN
u the House OF Commons Secretary OF the 1
Admiralty Robertson said that the men
/ in the navy would be allowed tho option
of drawing Australian8or Argentine corn.@
5Si NEWSYORK. Lewis RI conkllr, d laws
yer, OF No. lo2 Broad way, living In +
4 fldgewood, ri N .s sJ.,f was fatally injured
\ by the Catskill Mountain Limited, on {
! the West Shore Railroad In Orangeburg,
4 M Y.,S while trying to drive his Bautomo-&
bile Ia front Of the train His machine 4
4 was strewn along the track for half q
mile. and Mr.. Conklin, terribly injured,
I was found lying upon the cowcatcher Of [
tho locomotive. ~ sl # S
Il LONDON.-Liuuid aii.7at $1.25 gallon
lis the result claimed for a method OF
manufacture discovered here The own
3ers $of the process are promising to sup-#
plant the use OF Ice In cooling drinks.
and are urging the use OF liquificd mir as 4
power for automob lles and for blasting. 4
4 BosT One Of the few colonial land
marks left IN Boston. the old home 4 Of
Cotton Mather, at Hanover and Il North 3
Bennett Streets, Is to be torn down to
make way for a modern Office building .
PHILADELPH1A-W his bride OF
month stood upon tho g shore and Y
watched several futile attempts to rescue
him, Arthur Tomilson. twenty ight years B
old, was drowned In T the Pennypack Il
to save the drowning man, Irwin II GORE
i twenty-one years old, q brother Mrs. v
Tonilson, was himself nearly drowned. sf
III BUTTE, Isl AION.The "a Western Union
Telegraph Compan 4 took charge .of the
wires on that portion Of the Great North "
ern between Great Falls and Butte giv-- y
ing the company the, entire wire system;
OF the Great Northern wires for CONNER
-cia1 purposes. III NJ ii,
PFIILADEIlPH1A.--H Heart killing fright ~
caused by nothing more than the velvet
tread OF a cat on a tin root. caused tho n
sudden death OF ten-year-old Margaret
Smith. II Ms sis j i s{S5. NJ!
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IsREAL5ESTAI>EE, For Sale.

FOR sALE-BEAUTIFULLYI SIT
Z uated a HON 81 IA well 6si sheltered from
A storms; slxty-eight acres fertile land ;
Il large house and barns orchards, gar
y IN: healthy neighborhood. = REDE-
y RIO STARR. Greenwood Depot, Y a.
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,The Rate for C \ !! ) $ |: I (
want #Adyertisif1g

aSs y 1 cent per word. Net Cash IN ADs
w WANG CT, with q minimum cost OF ~
d cents for n each itsertio The ean!e
Isl m ia 81 1rpties 10 ~ dea this, ma r!ages
II Obituaries ana all other elias sihed no
" ttccs Oh fspl4i al owed IN the u 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

AZ iwELL-PAYrNG, LARGE MANU-
featuring business for q sale. Owners
" have other business out OF town ~
x interested, address p. Q. Box W 7. 5s.LasMl
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TRUNKsT AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU no CALL AT. 7os /, Fast ~
i Ne have the largest and best line of
Trunks and Travelling Neoessities n the
4 * city; repa irfng DONE H. Vs. FOUN.i
4 TRIED & BRO. TRUNK and BAG Co.-.--
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WANTED.

fWANTnD-To Bur A FEW oNs OF
so-pound relay Ing rails IN hrst t-t cl 9 y
condl ton, with u Jolnts and boltA az a !:
" dress a SULPHUR n MINING e RAIL
gsi ROAD Co1PANY,9Bo BOX No. 81 3; Rich lt't'' !:
tlond,, va. ls is rs n Il tx III
WE n CAN n PAY BEST CASH PRICE
& o StsjA iNTY5t1110:D 81 tn VIRGINIA..
sUMAC, g CARD ARE TITS TITS
III OFF1CE.g Ks 5i.l.. ~ y.
W. N,rfrr3., 40 n nITY "A M coMP1.ED:1,D
" a. az rsl aI VIII q HIP portabl boiler
and nnRlne 4 staAe lowest price. 4 q
dress AZ. care this Office .L.......I.
uANrrn1n, a aTr,,ND- BGRAT1IO-
d rhnna. ~in rond Condition, at lowest cAsh
price. Address giving full Description -
"A. care this ONCE.
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n R.AVF EL b r Is, BALTIMORhA. ~ ~ ~
WANTED. liable represe 70 {a sais
isitirnore, Md, " l,iskey5 amongst tn .e,s
Il friends and acutia intances. shipiin eng . ~
Y 70 go C.# o. D., expressageE prepala, I w
wi TIL n marks on cases hatsoevettt,, sno
Cd 1855 and want reliable ,'epres en-
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men 70 sell American Shock B!nd tst,:
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.

LADY GRADUATE OF 1!Flm I
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FLATS FOR RENT. 4

FOR RENT----A FLAT Of y f SyU!.
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
b OF the stockh olders Of the Bryant Fer.
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X flcers for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction OF whatever business es may y
4 be held at the office Of the company
/. No. lit King Street, Alexand ria. Va.
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