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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-03
MRS. CAREYS BODY
TAKEN TO RICHMOND
Nothing Is Said About Suicide in
the Certificate of
Death.

Accompanied by her mother Mrs.
laura Gaylord, the body Of Mrs Eliza
beth Carey was taken to Richmond, Va,
this afternoon.
Following an autopsy at the District
morgue this morning, Coroner hewitt
rendered certificate giving congestion
Of the lungs and depression OF the heart
as the immediate causes Of death. The
death certificate did not state that the
woman had con- nitted suicide The wo-
man swallowed p quantity Of strych-
nine TWO weeks ago and died yesterday
Mrs. Carey, who was twenty-seven
years old, came to Washington about
two months ago. She obtained <Tort
as bOokkeeper with a real estate firm,
which position she held about * weeks.
A few days before Inauguration she dis
appeared from her boarding house In K
street northwest. and nothing was heard
Of her until several days later. when
she staggered into g livery stable in
Eighth street northwest, and said that
she had taken poison.
Hurried to the Emergency Hospital
the doctors thought at first that they
could save her life. Mrs. Carey, how
ever. said that she wanted to die. For
days her condition remained prac-
tically unchanged and finally she was
removed 10 the Washington ASYLUM
Hospital Her mother was at the
bedside when the end came
From notes found in Mrs Carev's
pOcketbOOk u was evident that She
had intended taking her own life.
one of tie notes read.
81 love YOU mother. IT'S better
thus"
The other notes requested that diff
ferent persons be notified. One re-
queSted that her husband Lewis
Carey, Of New Orleans, be Informed,
but efforts 10 locate Lfm failed. Mrs
Carey told the woman with whom she
boarded at the * street house that
she had been separated from her nus
band for the Lass two Years
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, ETC
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, Wash
ingtOn, ID. c, February IS. 1909. Sealed pro
pOSals viii be received at this Office until
o'clock p. m, MONDAY, APRIL u, 1903
Tor furnishing stationery, fuel. ice, hardware
plumbing and electric supplies. lumber etc.
for the use OF Ihe Government Printing Of
fee during the fiscal year ending June 90
1910. The right 10 reject any and all bids
and TO waive defects IS reserved. Detailed
schedules OF the stationery, fuel Ice, etc
required. accompanied by blank proposals
and giving the regulations with which bidders
must comply. may be obtained by addressing
this Office. SAM'L 3. DONNELLY. Public
Printer. fe20. 2, nh6. IL, q. z. ap3IO
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits were
issued today:
To A. Carpenter. for one ;wo-stOry
frame dwelling. at l2l7 Kearney street,
Brooklyn. Architect, B. Stanley Sim
mons; builder, \. JEFFREY: estimated
cost, $3.6f5.
To John A Keppel, for one twO-stOry
brick stable, I'm alley between North
Capitol and First and NJ street and
New York avenue northwest Architect,
J. Geurmiller; builder, James KiIby;
estimated cost. s., 800.
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PROPOSALS,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Bureau OF En-
grazing and Printing, Washington. u. 9.
April .. 1S0S.-Sealed proposals viii ba r..
ceived AT this office until D. m Monday
May Il, 1903 for washing wetting cloths fS-r
purchase Of pulp produced from the rnacAT-s-
zion OF securities, etc, and FOR purchase or
waste paper and other refuse materials dur
ing fiscal year beginning July l. 1863 plant
forms and other Information viii he Inn
nlshed intending bidders on application 10
JOSEPH r. RALPH, Director. ap3.InI7
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL. Ere Gov
ERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. WaSGf,y-
ton. d. c. February Is. 1909. Sealed proDos-
ais viii be received at this Office 1int{I "a
o'clock a. m, TUESDAY, April, n 100, -
furnishing material, etc, FOR the public mini
ing ana binding 70 tho Government Eo-f-tt-,-.
Office during the fiscal year ending J1Ins "a
1910 The right to reject any and an bi3s
and 70 waive defects IS reserved C.stafisJ
schedules OF the material. etc. required ac-
Companied by blank proposals, and giving fbs
regulations with which bidders raust coT9f,Ig
may DO obtained by addressing this offica
SAM Il b. DONNELLf, Public Printer
fezn.ZI. mh6. Is. 20. q. apps 10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. Bureau ~ En-
craving and Printing, Washington. ID q
March p i9O9.-Sealed proposals VIII be -
eeived at this office until p n. MONDAY,
May 2. 1903, 10 furnish during the fiscal ye3l
beginning July I, 1903 brass castings and
iron castings. Awards VIII be made only 10
established manufacturers Or or IeaTers 80
the articles. The right Is reserved. 70 reject
any or all bids or parts OF bids BlanI,
forms, with specifications for proposals and
other Information desired viii be furnished
intending bidders on application to Joseph II
Ralph. Director OF Bureau rnh20 ans Il
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OPENING DRAWING
SHOPPERS TO STORE
Exhibition of Rainproof Garments
BY Lindsay Rubber Company
Is Success.

The exhibition Of rainproof garments
Tor men women. and children al g33
+ street northwest by the Lindsay
Rubber Company. which started TODAY.
IS proving as much Of an innovation
TO Washington shoppers as the owners
had hoped. The large supply, offered
at special opening prices. is drawing
shoppers TO the store IN great numbers
The special prices and reductions have
been made to introduce and make popu-
lar the 'maker-to- wearer'' rubber gar
ments- The new productions are proof
Of the progress in rainproof garments
and the necessity of having them In
every household. The sale will he
known as the spring opening.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-03
MILLIONS OF ACRES
WILL BE RECLAIMED

Thirty million acres OF land will be
reclaimed in the West, according to
J. blanchard, statistician of the Recla-
nation Service, who delivered the last
lecture Of the season AT the meeting Of
the National Geographic Society In Ma
sonic Temple last night
The lecture was prof sely Illustrated
with stereOpticon views.
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PROPOSALS, Z s. DEPARTMENT OF AZ
RlCULTURE. OFFICE OF THE SECRE-
IARH, Washington. d c. March 2zth 1909.
sealed proposals viii be received at the Of
nee OF the Discussing Clerk until .. m
tuesday, April 18th, 1903. for furnishing ma
ter1al and installing q ventilating system for
moods AT No H6 Thirteenth St 5. W. Wash
lnston, d &. Specifications and full fnfOr-
nation furnished upon application to the
Dlsoursing Clerk Bids must be sealed and
addressed TO the Secretary Of Agriculture IN
accordance with instructions given on sched-
uie- JAMES WILSON, Secretary
r,,h9- ana
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EXCURSIONS.
s. WASHINGTON
- STEAMBOAT CO.

Every day In the year from foot 7th 81
Tor Fort Monroe, Norfolk. Newport News ami
points south via steel palace steamers New
port News" Norfolk and ''WashingtoD -
". Westinghouse 40 pm Nv. Portsmouth 5 on,
w. Alexandria. 100 pm ILv Norfolk IS nm
Ar st. MonrOe..7-O amiLv. TT. Monroe Z D IA
Ar. Norfolk $500 ami Ar Alexandria 80 Ar,
AT. Portsmouth $50 am Ar Washington am
GEThrOugh connections made at Norfolk
with steamers Old Dominion Steamship a.
for New York and Merchants E4d Miners
Steamships for Boston
GIGcneral Ticket Office 7O5 fsth st Col-
OTado Building Phone Main 15.0D
9Th St Wharf CPhone Main 1852
JNO. CALLAHAN, ID '. Pres. < Gen Mgr
". z Callahan GsAl PaEE, Agt
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR PLASTEREVG Q,
Building for National Museum. Library o.
congress. Washington. d. c, March % 1900
sealed proposals. for plain and Or
namentaI plasterinE Of the south pavilion
ana the basement partitions. including tkl
nreproof lathing therefor. OF the new buildinc
t0T the National Museum. in this city vii
. received at this once until O'Clock . m.
"a saturday, the 10Th day OF April. 1909 and
plollcly opened Immediately Thereafter. Speci-
LCttlons and other information furnished on
s2pllellion 70 this office BERNARD z
GttEE-N, Supertnts ndent OF Construction.
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RESORT MAY FLOAT LOAN

TRENTON. April 8.-Governor Fort
has signed the bill which gives Atlantic
city the power 20 issue 5000. 900 worth Of
bonds for the erection Of "A monster
auditorium and convention hall The
bill contains a referendum clause, but
n rs said that the residents OF the re-
sort are cnthus iastically in favor Of tbc
measure, which will enable them 70
build one of the biggest audtoriums in
this country,
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WEEKS PROGRAM
FOR CITY'S BLIND

The entertainments for the blind I'm
the reading room AT the Congressional
Library next week are as follows: ApriI
8. Dr. Donald &. Macleod VIII read, as
sisted 10y AIRS Larue Roberts. soprano.
Miss Finncy. contralto. and Mrs. George
Shut, pianist. On AprIl s, Instrumental
and vocal recital by Harry Patterson
Hopkins and Miss Edna A. Brown, Of
Baltimore. On April 10, Miss Eva Whit
ford. moaolesus and BALLADS,
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OFFICE OF THE COM dISSTONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washing
ton, D. g, February 10Th, 1909 Sealed pro-
pOssls VIII be received at this ONCE unit,
two O'Clock D. m. Monday, April 18th. 1903
for furnishing supplies for use o. thS -arious
branches Of the Government Of thu L strict
OF Columbia, during the fiscal year beginning
July 1st. 1903. and ending June 30. 1910 as
follows: Stationery; blank forms a q print
ing: school books. furniture and .4Ouse fur
nishing: hardware and tinware: TEisc. laneous
Photographic supplies, rubber Etamrs flags
and athletic goods. &c-); plumbing supplies:
groceries and provisions boots and Shoes;
drugs, chemicals. surgical apparatus and hos
pitai supplies. glass paints. and OILS; Ium-
Der. fresh meat corned beef. &c; fGsl; dry
goods: ice. electrical supplies. eaddIerv
leather wheelwright supplies, &c. kinder
garten supplies, and laundry work and for
the purchase OF waste paper during the
period named. Blank forms OF proposal and
specifications viii be ready for distribution
March Ist. 1SCS-these and all necessary in
formation may be obtained at the otFce OF
the Property Clerk, u. C. District Building
HENRY b F. MCFARLAND, HENRY L.
WEST. SPENCER COSBY. Cou-naiss one-s
D. c fe20. q. ml6. r. %. ga 10
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TODAY'S PRICES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Capital Traction. 1913.
Washington Railway and Electric
common, 5Od437s, 50G435s, 5d431z.
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred. 2d903z, 26G9l-
Washington Gas, 10d731z.
Mergenthaler. 1d2GS5a.
LanstOn. 10G14.
National Metropolitan Bank, 10d1SO.
After calI-CapitaI Traction. &a13..
Capital Traction SIS. 600d1l6+4.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Washington.
March p. 1909. Sealed proposals viii be re-
eeiYed at this department until 3 O'Clock,
p M, Monday, April p 1903, for the re-
moval Of ashes aud rubbish from the Treas
Try Building and its Annexss IN the City OF
Washington, D. C; cleaning carpets, and
washing and ironing towels for the depart
ment; and for purchase OF waste paper dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 80, 1910.
Blank forms OF proposals with instructions 70
bidders can ~ obtained upon application 20
the Chief Clerk. Treasury Department. The
Department reserves the right 70 reject any
and all bids, or any part OF a bid, and 10
waive defects. ". W. LUDLOW. Chief
Clerk uah2T.ap3
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Continued from First Page)
its final form, il will protect American
Industries adequately. and Will at the
same time give the consumer the bene-
1T or lower prices The outlook for an
early vote on the bill in the House also
pleases him, for none knows so we'll as
he the tremendous pressure which has
been brought 20 bear on him and Con-
gress to enact the measure into law as
soon as possible.
When such men as James J. HHl, the
railroad magnate, come TO Washington
and put II all their time urging speed
in the handling Of the bill. il is a safe
bet ths1 business needs relief from the
suspense entailed by a slow considera-
ton Of the matter.
Some OF the Presidents callers to
day voiced the fear that the countrl,
did not approve OF the House proposal
TO open the way for a change Of the
tschodules as proposed in the Payne bill
OF lumber, hides, and iron ore. They
feared that the public would think this
arrangement was made solely 20 put up
these duties. This, however, did not
appear serious TO MI Taft, as a vote on
these propositions would make it equal
ly easy TO lower the duties on those
articles on which they are now levied.
EtepFeSe nLdtlFe BeFklIE Of New Ork
called at the White House and told the
President that he had received many
complaints from his district against the
hisn tax rate on gin res in the Payne
bill. Most OF these objections, he said,
came from women.
Music IS getting its innings at the
White House these days, and the latest
development along these lines is that
the Philippine COnctabulary Band which
VIII be Ia Washington all the month Of
April will give some Of the concerts
contemplated for the Speedway assem-
blies- II is this band which has made
the Lunetta in Manila famous.
Ohio Senators Visitors.
Senator's Dick and Burton Of Ohio
visited the White House today together.
this being the first time that they haze
approached the President hand-in-hand.
They had a talk with him over Fed
eral appointments, but refused 10 give
out what was determined on
fTheTe is a persistent report that James
u Garfield former Secretary Of the In
terror. will be the next Republican can
didate for the Ohio governOrship. How
ever, there IS also a persistent belief
that Judson Harmon will defeat any
Republican put up. Consequently, the
leaders in the State are more than will
ing 20 allow Mr.. Garfield to do all the
running for the goveTnorship which no
may desire IL is an easy thing to run
for a political prize which isn't
AL that the Ohio Senators would say
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ABANDON COSTLY AUTO.

NEW GRETNA, y. j., April 3-Many
residents of this town are very certain
that there is an expensive automobile
missing from the garage OF some
wealthy owner because of the strange
actions OF two men, who recently left
large White steamer in barn here
and hastily departed. after endeavorine
10 sell tbs m9Gl Inc at n ridiculously lou
RylSS,
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POULTRY CHEAPER
ON BIG RECEIPTS
Eggs Firm on Smaller Offer
ingS-Market Otherwise
Stable.

The most conspicuous features Of the
closing day Of the week on the whole
sale produce market were the weaken
ing Of poultry prices. on account Of in
creased shipments, while eggs on re-
duced receipts, strengthened at 1920
cents. With these exceptions the mar
ket was fairly stable in other respects.
supply being fair
Live hens are now plentiful. and there
Is every prospect OF d reduction in price
if next week witnesses any such volume
Of shipments as marked the last seven
days. Choice winter chickens, however.
are scarce, and sre placed at top quota
tons, as soon as received. Spring
chickens are in heavy demand
Veal calves failed to get back to Ia st
weeks top quotation, and the market
closed easy, as the result OF the com
petition created by carload lots shipped
from western points. In dressed meats
receipts were moderate and prices good.
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
Eggs-Virginis~ nearbys. fresh. Isa2Oc.
Cheese-New York. flats. large per ID
1s1ac; small, per ID I62a17c.
Butter-Creamery. fancy. &c; Western
hrsts' SoaSlc; process. fancy, 25c; fair to
y
lie; etOre-packed. fresh I5aI6c.
Poultry.
Live Foultry-ChIckrus. spring. small. per
ID, -2a23c; large, per III, Ka2Oc; hens, l5c;
ROSTERS, Sc; ducks. large per 10, 15c;
small. per H.. 12al4c; geese. per 10. Sa1Oc;
turkeys. toms per h.. ISa2Oc; hens. per h.
2Qa22c.
Dressed Poultry-Chickens. spring. email
per 3D. ZVaz2e; ROSTERS, per ID, 8aSci tur-
I,
per d. 22azSei ducks. large, per h.. lsaISc:
geese, h.. uaI3c.
Fruits.
Fruits-Apples, fancy brands. per LDl. s. 50
s65G; grapes. Malaga. S5.5Oa7.G O. per key:
cranberries. per hbl-. Sl2al5: oranges
box. $200a3-5o; pin eappIes. per CrzlJe. 81 50a
$40; grape fruit, per crate. sz.0ea3.5o.
Vegetables.
egetables-Potatoes. per Lu.. s0caH.1O; po-
tatoes. homegrown. per bL.. 7OoaS1. 90: sweet
potatoes. per Dbl. s. OOaS.Ga: y,.ms. per Dbl.
per Dbl. I5c; rutdbdgOs. per Dbl Sl.Z5:
carrots. per be-. 75caS0c; cucunbcrS
per basket. t2.0oa4 %; cabbage. per 100 lbs.
50 OOa350. spring cabbage. per crate 81 sea
325; cauiifOwer. per basket, 81 ,5Oa2. q.
celery. per doz. stalks. S5caSl.l6: onions per
bu-. s0caSl.25; onions, per bbi-. s. Goa. 50.
squash. per bbl-. %; string beans, per
basket. S2-5oa3.00; tomatoes. Florida. per
crate. 81 seas %; spinach. per Dbl, 81 75a2 90;
kale' per Dbl, 5oa75c' lettuce. per basket,
81. OOa2 so; radishes, per 100 81 O0a5 Oo aspara-
gus, per doz punches, S3.OOa6 90; beets, per
crate. 50. J0a3.5O.
Live Stock.
Live Stock-Cattle, extra, per cvyt 81 50a
GOO; medium, 81 a4-5O; ordinary. s. 00a8- 90.
hogs, per cwt-, gross, s. 50a6.75; ordinary
per cwt.. S.. Ooas.25; sheep, prime, per ID,
45aa5C: ordinary per ID. 3ka4c; lambs
choice, per h, Zoe; medium, per ID.
sc; common. per H.. Sc; calves prime. per
ID. &c; medium, per H., 6a6izci common, per
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-03

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. vasbfnero,
February % 1898 Sealed proposals VIII BE-
received un-ll o'clock p NJ April 70 1909
To furnish 10 The Smithsonian Institution u
> Natlouat luseum. International EN-
changes Bureau ~ American ErhuoIos1-
National biological Park and AsuophySical
observatory during the fiscal year ending
une 80 1910 supplies. etc. OF the following
classes Glassware boxes. wooden and paste
board. food FOR animals. miscellaneous sup
piles, washing and sale OF refuse material.
Awards VIII be made only 10 established
mdnulactlTers Or. cor dealers in. fhc articles
Tie right - reserved To- waive iocts and T.
reject any or All bids or parts OF bids
Flduk forms with specifications for propos-
ais, and further information desired hv m
tending bidders viii he furnished on appIfcs-
ton - tins office o. tbs secretary. CHARLES
y, hALG1tx. sseEstAEy, nA2l, sPs.le
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TO NAME OFFICERS
FOR COMING YEAR

The annual meeting of the Washing
ton Playground Association viii take
place at the Chamber of Commerce, at
Twelfth and F streets. on Monday. April
II, at p. m,
Al this meeting the officers Of the
association for the ensuing year will be
elected
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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE-SeaIed pro-
pOsals IN duplicate for Washing Towels,
Cleaning and Laying Carpets, Purchase o.
aste Paper. Shooting OF Horses, Care OF
horses, and Removal OF Ashes, Rubbish, etc,
Lor the department OF Justice, during the rs
cal year ending June 80 1910, VIII De received
uhIit clock p m. April u, 1853, and
then opened Blank forms of proposals. with
Instructions TO bidders. viii be furnished
upon application 10 the Chief Clerk The
right 10 reject any ali bids IS reserved.
GEORGE W WICKERSHA8I, Attorney Gen
eTal- Tnh27 ana 10
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PROPOSALS FOR WASTE PAPER, HAUL
ing ashes. and for washing towels.-gTar
Dept. Washington. D c. March !. 1s0e-
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, wiz be re-
ceived here until 2 D. m. April z. 1S0s
and then opened. for purchase OF waste pa
per. Tor hauling ashes. and for WASHING
towels during year ending June 90 1910. IN
formation furnished application. For
washing towels state price Per hundred doz-
en-. Proposals must be IN envelopes Endorsed
Proposals for Purchase OF Waste Paper, -
Proposals for Hauling Ashes Proposals
for Washing Towels and addressed ". <
THORP. CHEZ OF supply Div. mhD0 ZTGp3 10
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GAS STOCK HIGHER.
FRACTIONS WERE STRONG.
BONDS QUIET.

On ihe local stock exchange Gas was
bid up to 1871, point above The last
sale. For time it looked as il ii would
be higher. but at 1871 bid sale was
made. And then 1917 was asked Bids
OF $50 were made for any part OF LOO
shares Metropolitan Bank. A sale was
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made at 1870. and $50 bid for more
There was lot OF fine starts, but
nothing resulted
Railway was firm at 43d43Ss for the
common and 81 for the preferred.
Lanston showed q good tone at 40
III
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TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

fluctuations furnished by W. B. Hibbs &
Co., bankers and brokers Hibbs Building
members New York stock Exchange, Wash
ington Stock Exchange. and Chicago Board Of
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THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Z. F. Hutton
& Co, members New York Stock Ex-
change, O. Bowie Chapman, manager, ,
1901 L street northwest:
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MAY WHEAT HIGHER
ON BIG FAILURE
John Dickinson & Co. Shorts Heav-
ily-Goes BY the
Board.

CHICAGO, Apr1 3.-NIay wheat rose
cent bushel- July was z cent higher
The pit was greatly excited over the
failure of John Dickinson &, Co.
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DR., Reed sGS t7ta IS

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Privs5e Waiting Rooms for Ladies
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NEW YORK COTTON
GAINS FIVE POINTS

NEW YORK, April 3.-Cotton was FIVE
points higher today, with considerable
activity in the May and July futures.
The closing was strong, although not
at the top of the market
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
DR.. SHADE S SPsG ia. St

OLDEST WASHINGTON SPECIALIST.
IS years. practice curing Nervou.
and Chronic DiseRsesJ also sto:nacb
lungs. catarIh. Liver, heart. asthma. kidneys
bladder. structure, discharges, general arf
special weakness and disability bIo,J
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ailments cured quickly. Consultation free
Private waiting roof. for ladies' Ho1IrS n
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vator and Phone de2.-rT