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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. March 8.-CATTLE-Rsceipts. 1900:
market l0al5c higher Prime beeTes. 6Ea7.O0; poor
to medium. Asoa6b: stockeTs and feeders, 2o0a5 %
COWS and heiferz. 34osss5 Gamers 2ISa3lo; Texans
i.s0a5.5o
HoGS-Rscsipts. Sooo: market opened Sc higher;
closed with advance lost. Light As0a5.le; rough,
4S5ai95; mixed, 4Sa5B; heavy, ao0asB; pigs,
A4oa4So
Native sheep. 45a60: Western sheep. 4.75as- 50
native lambs. 5sos7.75. Western lambs. s75as.oO
New York March 2--CATTLE-Receipts 41O,
steers firm; fat bulls and COWS strong 20 lOal5c
higher; common bulls fun. steady; medium and
common COWS weak. TO &c lower: ali sold Steers.
5e5a645: o1sn A25a4S 50; bulls. 35oaG7O; COWS. l6oa
.AD
CALvEs-Recsip,s. 4.7O. market 75aLOO lower:
closing weak; go unsold. Veals L5oss.50; culls.
S5OaiO0; baryRrd and fec calves. 3ooai3: no
71al9iR: country dressed. 7al0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts $3.50: sheep
firm; lambs about steady; al sold Sheep. 40oa5 50
no prime here; lambs. I0oas1 yesrlings 6.ooa65o.
Baltimore. March SEATTLE Receipts FOR the
week ended az noon today were 2Osl head. agains;
lsf head last week Flfty-four carloads on sale
to-day. Demand poor and market l0C TO l5c higher
all grades. Steers. good 10 strictly prime. 460l
stockers and feeders. 3RA4o fresh COWS. 00OA60 o.
per head.
Eportea last week: By the steamship Noble. 20
London. Armour & Co. g cattle; hy the steamship
oakmoTe. for Liverpool, y. Lehman & Bro. ss-
cattle.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts for the weeh
ended at noon today were l525 head. against 2007
head last week. Light Tun to-day and marke,
higher. Lambs. s.ooas75s sheep. 35oa6- 50
HOGS-Receipts for the week ended at Doon to
day were u-52 head, against 1893 head last week
Fair supply to-day and market higher Westerns
57Oa575; from other points. 5-c5a56o; roughs, 775
AIS.
cALyEs-RecesDts for TIE week ended At noor
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. March Z-Following are the official
prices to-day:
BtTTER-Creamery fancy. per pound. 3oa3ols
imitation, l9a2l Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls
IAN; store-packed Ohio lsal7; do. West Virginia
Ta20; MARYLAND. Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy
prints lsa9.
LIVE POULTRY-Chckens. young. large. per
pound. l6al5; small. 2eaz; do. old hens. heavy
weight II; cucks. puddle young 14aI5: do. young
Museoyy and nOnzrel l3al4: turkeys. choice lsals:
do. choice young gobblers 16al7.
EGGS-Maryland and Pennsylvania fresh, per
dozen. l5l1: duck eggs nearby "a
POTATOES-White, nearby. prime. per bushel. s.
a5o; Western Maryland and Pennsylvania 7Oa75;
Potomac and Delaware, per barrel 350a400.
GREEN FRUITS AND YEGETABLES-Apples
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia. per barrel
NO. l. l75azz. do. small common. LEaL50: do
PCT 1fbarrel basket. 5oa75: DO New York. assorted
per barrel, 20oa4O0; cabbages. New York. Danish
per ton. 400a7.O0; lettuce. Florida, per h-barre
basket. 75al2; eggplants. Florida per crate. L75a
rs; onions. Pennsylvania, yellow per hushel 7Oa75
do Western. yellow. 7Oa75; oranges. Florida per
box. as to size L75a25; peas. Florida. per basket
3eoas5o; squash, Florida, per basket, l5OazoO;
strawberries. Florida, per quart, i5a2s; tomatoes,
Florida per carrier fancy. 20oa2 .; fair, L25aLE
turnips, native, per bushel, Saso
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Prices in the main were unchanged IN the whose
sale market yesterday, and business was in good
volume. With supplies liberal and demand active.
Eggs kept up prizes pretty well. but arrivals are
large and may Overstock the market az any tine.
Butter prices from the West last night were IN
changed and the market Is fairly firm southern
truck is coming into the market now quite freely.
and among the delicac1es seer yesterday in ahun-
dance Is Georgia and North Carolina rhenharb
Strawberries are also beginning 20 be common on
the stalls in Center Market and spring lettuce is
both abundant and Of excellent quality.
prizes quoted are WhOlesalel
BUTTER-Creamery fancy. 3OaSl; do. westen
hrsts @as; do. seconds. 2a2i; process fancy. ga
5; do, fair 20 good. Ea23; dairy choice, 21a92 ,
good, lsals; store-packed, fresh, lsaiS
CHEESE-Market firm and active on all kinds.
New York State factory. large l6al6ls do. fats.
ls4al7 do, small lS5al7 do. summer. large iial5
do. summer. small. l4alss do. fair to good l2al3
Western factory new. choice l4>7sl5; do. fair to
good, Il; Virginia. 10.
EGGS-Nearby fresh Virginia, loss or IS: aver
age H. West Virginia and Southwest Virginia Ia
Is: Tennessee Halls; North Carolina, Il; duck IS.
LIVE POULTRE-Chckens. fancy. lsaIs; average
I7alsi hens. IS; roosters, s. ducks, large l3ali;
do. small llal2; geese, sal0; turkeys, toms per ID
l5als; do. hens Hals; 60. thin. 10; keats. 10.
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys hens undrawn
Per b.. Is; do, average. uadrawn. HAS; do.
thin l0al2; old toms. lsal7; chickens. large. lsa10
small. 2Oa2 hens. choice. l5als; roossers. ! ducks
old. Dal5; geese. ioal2; cspoas. 7lb average 2ae2
DRESSED 8lEATS-Calves. full dressed sas;
heads Of. s. hog-dressed calves 7a9; hams, country
suglr-clred. l2al4: hogs. small and neat per srrt
600: do. medium. 55Oa6O0; DO. heavy. $50.
NEGETABLES-Potatoes home grown. per bushei
sOas0; do rural. 6oa70; sweet potatoes per bb $50
a4oO; Jams. 25oa3o0i cabbage. PEI cvt soaso;
onions. Ohio. per bushel. 7OasO; string bans per
basket. 3eOaLOo; lettuce, Florida. pr hs~set, ga
LIS Celery. Florida, per crate 200aa50
GREEN FRUITS-Appes. York Imperial, per
Dbl. 225a3o %; Ben Davis. 20oa2-50; Wine Sap 225a
500; Albemarle PiDpin. 3OOa40O fancy table fruit
35Oa40o: SPY. 25a325: loose packed local So
Oranges, Florida bright. per box. l2; do.
russets. as; California nzveis. 2z5a26s. Grape
fruit. Florida. pT box. 35OaA0. Cranberries. per
box. 200a2-5o: do. per bbi. 50oas co.
SUEDRIES-Beeswax. g; tailow, 5; honey. whits
clover, lib new l3; do 2lb. new, loal2; ginseng.
per ID, 50ose.o0; Seneca per ID. 90; Golden Seal
tosss; Pink. i2ah; Mandrake. zas; Snake Root. IS;
walnut kernels, l2aH.
GRAIN-Whsat. Southern On grade. s2sS; rye.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading yesterday on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange was confined chief
ly to the bonds and preferred shares
OF the Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Company. or the former, before
and after call, $4,000 were sold, the
prices ranging. between 76 SIS and
76 7-S The last sales were in larger
lots than the first and on an advancing
market
or the preferred shares 230 were sold
from 60 IL 10 So and back again to
90 3-S.
The only other sale recorded was a
81 0G0 bond of the Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone Company at 103 ii.
II Is announced that the second an
nual meeting of the Bankers Associa-
tion of the District will be held at
Rauscher's, next Friday evening az
o'clock
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75asO: corn shslled white s5a70; do ysllow s5a7o,
d. car 2ToaaOo: oats Western white, No 2. 5sas0
do mixed Sa5S
sliced bright sA5
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed, free of hlrs
per ID. 9; do. unwashed. free Of burs nan; Co
bury, lsS20; hides. green 5; do dry. sas; sheep
SKINS green, each. 75ao5; do. dry. ZasO: cafskins
green. L0oai.lo; maskrat. 2la24: skunk 5a75; mink
loca2 90: rabbit skins. I; cpossum l0aI5; raceoOn
Z5aSo: fox. red. L25alT5; d.. gray. s0a7a.
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Baltimore. March 2-Following are the Official
prices az the principal commission houses:
WHEAT-Stock in elevators 3l3 25e bushels Set
ting prices were: No. red Western. sSK: con
tract spot, 95<; No. red. 93k: steamer No. 2
red, ga; steamer No. red Western. ga. West
ern spot. March. 96Ak April 81. Contract spot
March. &c; April. 96hf; MAY. s7iz
CORN-stock in elevators l.7s517 bushels Con-
tract April. 6SA- Settling prices were: No. 2
white 67l4; mixed. 6s; steamer mixed, 81; steamer
white S4i1; No. s. 6Ois Western spot. March, 6
April. s6z; May. 67h
OArS-Stock in elevators. 096 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 5.S5S bushels White. No. 2
heavy, 59a5S; do. No. 2. light 10 medium SASSY
do. No. s. heavy. 5Sa5Sa: do. No. 5 medium. 5a
71i do. 40. 3. light 56a5T; no. L light TO heavy
S4rss5Slzi mixed No. 2 56as5il do. No. 5. 5sa5a4
No. 4. S2a52a-
RIE-StOck in elevators, ll0,466 bushels; ship
meIts from elevators. $50 bushels No West
eEB re export quoted at ssass: No. Western.
sass; No. Western. e3ass.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY Z. F. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Excksnge G. Bowie Chipman
manager, 1901 street northwest.
New York, March BERRY cables are quiet and
up a little The feeling here remains bearish OF
both old and new crop months. and we can look
for good reaction IN the market There were
heavy rains over Sunday in most all Southern
States. the trade is looking for the South 70 plant
a large acreage this year. but bad weather would
change the outlook Port receipts to-day we're
1000 bales again L 600 the same day last year
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New York. March 23.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at per cent: hiShess. ~
lowest Ia; closing. IA. Most Of the loans were at
2 per cent
Time money opened the week maintaining the
somewhat easier tone lately noted. A fair business
Was reported. Rates. 3h per cent for sixty DAYS 81
for ninety days. for four months. ~ for five and
six months. and 5 to 81 for one year.
Mercantile paper was offered with some freedom
and absorption was moderately good Rates 81 10
per cent for sixty and ninety days iudorsed bills re-
ccivable; 5is 10 for choice four to six months
single names and 6lz for others
Sterling was frmer IN tone, with rates points
higher Rates for actual business closed: Sixty
days 4s5S5a4 ESQ: demand ASsa4S05; cables, 4SZls
al S3ik
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY +. F. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade. c. B0wie Chpmsn man
ager. 1901 r street northwest
Chicago, March 23-Thsre was DUH featn-eless
trade in wheat most of the day Prices were little
lower. With sono selling early the cables and
the good weather Prices recovered on repts Of dry
weather in Kansas, while offerings were light aud
there was a decrease in the visible supply.
Futnres were quoted as follows.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Exira, per cxt. 6OOa5.2s; butcher, s5Oa
400: common l5a20O
HoGs-Per cwt.. gross. 5loa55o; ordinary. aOoa
A5e
SHEEP-ciipped. 4.o0a5. 90: common. $50.
LAAIBS-Spring. choice. Is; medium. i2ai3.
CALVES-Prime. per 10. 7ikas; medium, 6isa7
gTass. 3a4.
Cows-Prime. fresh. each 4oooa5oOo; common.
Aooa3o.oO; old and dry. aOoaloO0
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New York. March Z.-WHEAT-Weaker: inactive
busin' s.. No. l Northern Duluth. 20 arrive, ii3is
No. red, T. o. b. LOO; No. hard. T. o. b.. LII;
No. macaroni. T. o. b.. L0o: No. macaro1i e.
Exporters took IS loads. part Saturday
CORN-Steady. limited trade. No 2 elevated
7ii1: new. No. 2. T. o. b.. 6s14. No . white T. O. b
7oi1; No 2 yellow. T. o b.. TO55. Exporters took
nothing.
RYE-slcw nominal; unsettled. No. 2 Z. O. b., s..
Prices Of futures follow:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by f. r. Hutton 4 Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange g. Bowie
Chipman. manager. 1901 T street northwest.
Sales to noon. :. ......... s45, eco shares
Total sales. .71O, 100 shares
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular caIl-i2 O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric &C. 5000 al 76sl
s. 90 at s6H.
Chesapeake ard Potomac Telephone S.. s. 900 at
lOsE
Washington Railway and Electric preferred . at
ss7, . at sss, 50 al g. 50 al g. 50 az 50. % az @H.
10 AZ 91
After call-Washington Railway and Electric Is
aooo at 7eii. 1oOo al 7sA. S.oo0 7s5s s. loo al
75A1. Sloo0 az Tsi1. oo0 76'1 500 al T54 s. OO0
az 767s.
Following the closing quotation. on yesterdays
local stock eIchange-
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving X. Harrington
& Co. members Of the New York Produce Exchange
Z. F. Baser manager. Hibbs Building.
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While you think Of it. telephone your
Want Ad- to The Washington Herald. and
bill will be sent you at cent word
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To President Roosevelt:

and"F
the leading les world
Gold chwinoI No
for tagging that have
produced
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to-day were ss head, against sgi head last week
Fsir supply to-day and market frm- Counoa q
best A0oa7.2S; extra, ia
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Z. r. Hutton & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie Chip
man, manager, 1901 + street northwest
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Market Closes Firm.

The stock market itself in She early
portion Of the day was inclined perhaps
10 sag a little under realizing sales after
Saturdays advance. but the tone or the
market soon turned toward buOyancy and
closing prices were in nearly all instances
not far from the highest or the day, and
at advances of from l to points
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To the Peoples:

earnestly that thinking
will read what will this the the world
morrow, w,andd after
What will read will
will
most problems solved
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To Capitalists:

This notice wherever located
and the following appear
to sit straight up-and take
That these notices 100000 should be positive
be
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To the Press:

Reserve the nd
following
Copy will be mailed o
lcy three
will call expenditure
fontpae
it boards As
reading editorial be
THOMAS w. LAWSON.
March
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NEW YORK MONEY.

sells cents per share.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

.Ex dividend.
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Elegant S-rOOm thor
oughly modern new home,
on 1st ave. close in: paw
ing tax paid house just
completed; 3 by : rods;
Sl1 900.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


WE HAVE long list of good paying
BUSINESS Opportunities for sale this week
that will pay intending purchasers to in
vestigate.
S5,j00-GOod hotel of 43 rooms located on
one Of the busiest streets in the
city; rooms always filled
S5,0J-ROoming house Of 81 rooms, clear
ing so month; low rent and long
lease; viii give terms; sickness
cause for selling.
S2,5JO-Rooming house of % rooms well
located, rooms all fun; clearing Sl25
per month; low rent; steam heat:
terms. $3.50 cash and balance $50
per month
A,6O0-Boarding house of "A rooms. on
Main street: caters to best of trade:
making good money; long lease:
viii make terms.
81. 50O-A fine paying flat of IS rooms: 500
cash will handle il and balance TO
suit
81 ,l5O-A we'll furnished high class board
ing house of Il rooms filled with
boarders: low rent; a bargain
Sl'900-Good paying ice cream, confection-
cry and fruit stand. well stocked
on a good corner. close in.
S0-A good paying delicatessen.
) DJ-Restaurant in d good location.
; 250-Furnlture of six rooms; a bargain
De-Furniture of six rooms for light
housekeeping.
HOFFMAN BROS
62l2 West Second South Street
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED Statesmen TO SELL GRO
CERES TO CLUBS, HOTELS. RES
TAURANTS. STOCKMEN. FARMERS
AND OTHER LARGE CONSUMERS;
EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY; WE
TEACH YOU THE BUSINESS; HIGH
GRADE GOODS; LOWEST PRICES; NO
INVESTMENT; EXCLUSIVE TERRI
TORY; COMMISSIONS ADVANCED;
GOODS COMPLY WITH THE PURE
FOOD LAWS OF ALL STATES; EN-
CEPTIONAL OFFER FOR HONEST,
ENERGETIC MEN. JOHN SEXTON &
CO, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
GROCERS. LAKE AND FRANKLIN
SITS. CHICAGO
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WANTED-Salesmen. you can earn
from S2.009 10 $4,000 a year as a travelling
salesman. when properly trained. We VIII
teach you TO be one in eight weeks by
mail and assist you to secure position
with reliable firm; no former experience
required: hundreds of our graduates
placed in good positions; write for free
catalogue, "A knight of the Grip, and
list Of good positions now open. Address
Dept. $50, National Salesmen's Training
association. offices: Chicago, ILL.,; Mime
apOlis. Mimi; Kansas City, Mo. Write
nearest office.
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MEDICAL.

PILES removed without knife. DR.
Johnson. specialist. POI So. Main st.
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AUCTION SALES.

ON MONDAY. June %. at 1899 a. m.
No 232 East Fourth South St, fine lot of
goods consisting of 6-piece parlOT set,
rockers. center tables, large mirror, fine
cot, large and small rugs. fine china
closet extension table. II dining chairs.
drop head Singer sewing machine. bed
room set (cost 500 iron beds. lot bed
ding. carpets. lace curtains, fine steel
range linOleum. refrigerator, combination
table. kitchen utensils, etc.
ALSO ON
Tuesday. June So at 10:30 a. m, No 80
North First West St. parlor set. rockers,
fine organ. bookcase and books, large mir
rOr. carpets and rugs, folding bed, bed
room set dressers, lot bedding, hot blast
heater. dining table. dishes and glass
ware. fine Garland steel range, kitchen
utensils. etc X. A. ANDREWS.
AuctiOneer
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DRAUGHTING.

BUILDING plans and general draught-
ing; reasonable rates. W. j. Camomile.
IS Security & Trust Co. block. Ind. 1901.
Bell 1851.
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A SNAP

We offer a snap. a real bargain. in a
substantial. modern 7-TOom home, close
in, on Z. LIST So: lot 2izXl0 rods; cement
walks, lawns, etc; 1850.
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SS,OOO-Brand new broom pressed brick.
with porcelain bath. toilet. electric
light. lavatOry, cellar natural wood
finish: corner lot 50xl55 to alley.
near 9Th East and 10th South; good
terms.
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PACKING.

EXPERT packers of furniture, bric-a.
brae. etc. Redman Van q Storage Co
III So W. Temple. Phones 555.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
Little & Little

SS,ZOO-5i2 acres i'm Mill Creek, primary
water right, six-rOOm brick house
solid partitions. barns, chicken
cOops, . fruit trees, zia acres in
lucern, only three blocks from car.
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LETTER FLIES AND BOOK CASES.

CABINETS for every kind of office pa
pers. Globe-Wernicke agents. Breeder
ttDce Sunply Co. e0 West - South.
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WANTED-Salesmen wanted to handle
the best and quickest selling 10 and %
cent campaign fob on the market for job
bers and retailers. L. II. Brigham, sales
manager. 3O6 Wood St, Pittsburg, Pa.
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ELECTRICAL.

MOTORS. generators, fans; new and
second hand Borkman Elect Co, 1-233
South West Temple. Bell 500; Ind. s29.
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AUTOMOBILES.

TOM ROTTERILL AUTOMOBILE CO.
agency Pierce Great Arrow. Pope-H Hart
cord. Stevens Duryea. q W. Sd South.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
BUILDER.

IF YOU are going TO build a home. see
me. NJ. NJ. King. 221 Constitution bldg.
Bell 1874. Ind. 1129-R
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si,2oo-!!..rToOm frame, SO South End East;
$500 cash.
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FOR SALE-S2, 800 cash, if taken within
thirty days. seven mining claims: ASSAYS
from $40 to 1895 gold; picked samples
S5S3.S0 TO s956.O0: largest supply of water
in district on property ideal mill site
postoffice also on property: two l4x16
tents. framed: one 12x14 tent, framed: fine
cellar; good corral; pump; kitchen range
cost $50; graniteWare cooking utensils
white granteware dishes; one iron bed
with spring: one sanitary couch with mat
tress: postoffice cabinet; chickens: fine
opening for general store with P. o. prop
erty at junction of main roads: good
camp: investigation invited: 20 per cent
to agents. Address Postmaster, Gold
Butte. New.
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S9,50O-S0x95 and right-of-way ON south OF
10 feet, corner Brigham and Third
East.
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ARTISTS

z. V. SIMPSON. 322 Constitution bldg
Ind. phone lS7S-A. Designs and photo
graphs for all printing plates.
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BY f. NJ. ONION-On Tuesday. June 80,
1880 a m, at 476 East Fourth South,
will sell a lot of extra fine household
goods; have been in use for few months.
Extra fine Administer, Wilton and Bag
dad rugs fine stair carpet, high grade
rockers and chairs. center table, lace
curtains and pOrtieres. good dining table,
Leather. seat dining chairs, elegant high
cost buffet enamel lined refrigerator, Of
flee clock. nearly new Buck range, COM
binatiOn kitchen table, asbestos irons,
iron beds fine cotton mattresses. dress
ers, sanitary touches. elegant dressing
mirror, fine jardineIe and stand. toilet
sets garden hose. etc. etc. These goods
are as good as new and very desirable.
BY E. NJ. ONION-On Monday, June %,
1880 a. m. al 57 East Fourth South st,
I will sell good square Steck piano: car
nets and rugs fancy rockers and chairs.
fine parlor desk. center tables. good din
ing table. dining chairs. fine steel range
i'm good order gas range and heater, com
bination kitchen table. iron beds. dress
ers. Roman chair, portieres, lace curtains
mirrors. lot home made preserves, etc,
etc
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WAETED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED
Woman cook, mining camp $3.50.
Head waitress, cafe 5000.
Waitress, Idaho, $500
Mattresses, mining camp, 5000
Mattresses. city, $500
Second girl. mining camp, $500
l girl for summer resort, $1,000.
House girls, $500 TO 5000.
lNfERMOU NTAIN EMP. AGENCY,
Most Reliable,
6 w. I'd So Both Phones 1853
Department for Ladies.
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NATIONAL Association Stationary En-
sineers can furnish engineers for ali pur-
poses. Apply A. f. Pipe. Sweet Candy
Co. city.
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FOR sALE-A few bargains in homes
8.rOom modern brick, close in ......S3, lV
Groom brick cottage, 18th East, barn,
3fsx10 rods g 401
Groom brick. fine lot and shade west
side s. Or
5-rOOm modern brick and barn, on
I street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 -
Vacant lot close in ....................S1 90
3-room cottage 169 9th East..-....---S 81 49,
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WANTED
STROCKS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Mechanic and Labor Office.
Z. Second South. Phones 466.
WANTED-Men to qualify for United
States civil service. international Core
spondence Schools, IS West I'd South.
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MINES.

DEVELOPMENT companies promptly
formed for really sound properties hav-
ing good exports reports. c. s., box 12O.
Park City, Utah.
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Twenty New Houses

Near Liberty park. ranging I'm price from
s.. 800 to 5000. Most of them on easy
terms.
Lots in every part OF the city.
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WANTED StenOgrapher of years ex-
perience would like stenographie or cler-
zeal work TO do evenings; satisfaction
guaranteed. Bell exchange 16 Phone u.
s09 Herald Bldg.
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CHIRoPoDIsT.

DR. ELIZABETH L. WISMER, Suite
4l5-416 Security & Trust Bldg. "a Main st.