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National Bank Circulation.

Since 1880 to the present date the deposits OF
United States tonds by national banks to secure
their circulation have materially increased, as
shown by the following figures given out by th
controller Of currency:
1S90-From March to July Is, in
elusive. increase. .............. 81, 335, $50
1S9l-From March 1 to July Is, in
elusive, increase ........ 1851, 200
elusive, increase. .......:...' ~ $751;. 500
1s93-From March to July Is, in
elusive, increase. s,l45, 100
For the calendar years
1690-From January to December
81, inclusive, decrease. - 233e $50
1Sa1-From January l to December
81, inclusive. increase. ......... 1855. 800
1S92-From January to December
81, inclusive. increase .. l1,041, 050
1SS3-From January / to July Is,
inclusive. increase. ,............. 11,0o4. $50
The controller regards it is notable feature
Of the increase registered this year that il the
present ratio is maintained until December 81
it win mean something like go. 00O. 900 added
to the circulating medium of the country.
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JAMES z. WAUGH Trustee
JAMES CLEAR Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctfoneers lei

LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE-BY VIR-
- tue Of writ Of ferj facia. issued out Of the
CLERKS ONCE Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, In the case Of Hbenezer B Warren trading
as z B. Warren Co; to the OF Barlow L. Walker
vs.. John y; Bird. At law. Number 246,S and to me
ct public for cash IN trGns the court house
%INTa DAY ST 1853 bsanni iSs at t TWRIVE
O'CLOCK NJ 81 the undivided estate right title and
following described property. to witt Part Of lots
numbered u and "a In square numbered 636, con-
Beennns for the same on the line of South Capitol
street at point distant 2 feet south of the northeast
due west to the west line Of SAID los thence
of said lot thence east Ii to the
corner Of said lot ID thence north 10 thence
street thence south along said street 30 feet 10 tue
place of beginning together with all and singular
the thereon. to satisfy said writ OF herl
faciss
DANIEL VI. RANSDELL, o. g. Marshal.
RkTCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers
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} ATCLIFFE. DARE CO., AUCTIONEEKS
LONGING TO The ESTATE OF THE LATE

SSOhbTT,T MM ~ W. Ii1I EN- m mn d MEETS
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE SUPREME
COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
s2sPEs Hf NbEas T5sM w f s
PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE WAREHOUSE, COR
NER OF ELEVENTH AND B sTREETs NORTH
VEST VI IT., on WaDNESRAS TWENTT 5 Day
An N. THE BALANCE OF STOCK CONTAINED II
HAY, LARGE DOUBLEDOOR IRON SAFE, OF.
FOE DESK. OFFICE FIXTURES. SCALES,
ATTENTION OF THE TRADE.
FRANK I. SHAW,
JACOB NJ. NEWMAN,
Administrators Of the Estate John W. Shaw
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctoneer..
l. Gle ut. NV.

ELEVEN VERY DESIRABLE Two-sToRy AND
PAVEMENT BRICK HOUSES ON NEW YORK
ATENUE BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
Under and BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly re-
the land records Of the District Of Columbia the UNI
dsrrsEnsd Titi sell n apStion op oM2NRAY; JHLY
IN front Of tbs property sub lots numbered three
c Nm ,Sar aye S 1 e. seven ~ synt g.
(671).
Terms Of sale: Each lot viii be sold subject TO Q
prior encumbrance Of 1000. balance Of purchase
price to be paid in cash the purchaser all
cash. at his option. deposit Of $500 on each lot
not complied with in ten days from the day Of sale
Eht = reserved 70 resell the property at the risk and
cost OF til defaulttnR purchaser after i've days ad
yertisement of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. D. O. All conveyancins and
,.aoa.,. a0SEA B .M699ggLToN.s Trustees.
eHTHE ABOVE SALE IS UNAvoIpABLY
postponed until MONDAY JULY SEVENTEENTH.
same hour and place. BY order Of trustees dkds
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DYEING AND CLEANING.
MANICURE.

MADAME PAYN, MANICURE AND CHIROPoD-
M.nai.ctSi.r Of FfNE MANICURE and CHfkoPoD t
Isl GOODS south Of New York. no1U-tr
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, ATCLIFFE, DARR L CO., AUCTs.

VERY pEsIRA BILE rwo.sToRY FRAME HOUSE,
BLADENsBURG ROAD NEAR FLORIDA AVE
FEET S2STsdNlSa "a Ap9TT 1900 SQUARE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. JULY SEVEN
offer for SALE in front Of the premises lots 81 and 90
In Kings subdivision Of Lonr Meadow. containing In
a short distance Of the District line This property
readily be subdivided into desirable building Sites
81 900. payable Ga per month. thus making IT
within reach Of every one.
Terms: over and above the trust cash. deposit
Of 1900 required at the time of sale Il the terms OF
sale not complied with IN fifteen days from the
dav Of sale right reserved resell the property
the risk snd cost of the defauting purchaser. All
conveyancing and recording at purcbase cost
RATCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
jy11-dSds AuctioneeiS.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRIN6T0N,
y Attorney -at-Law
Webster Law Building, sos 80. n W., Washington
d. C.. Residence. SS3 ST. n ". dll
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNCANSON BROS. AUCTIONKERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING. SIT
UATE NUMBER 1905 II STREET N0RTH-
THIS AFTERN0S

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust TO US bearing
~ ss e e hs us
partss secured thereby Ws the undersgned trustees
" e ! 'ss|S ;;fii4 a;sff & q
piece or parcel q snd and premise, situate d the cty
de.isnsted e nd being q OTisi.sl d. in
Within the following mStes and bounds. VIZ: Be9in
for the sarns point IN the north line II North
street distant 80 feef inches west from the SOUTH
cornsg OF said os and square, and distance
from ts west side Of 18th street west than
north a. feet 10 inches then run west 90 feet 10
inchss then run south go feet 10 inches then nm
east feet 10 inches then south 80 fcst TO said
north line OF North street. and then run east sisn
said street IS FEET the place Of begnnna eether
with the improvements thereon. conststing Of tree
Terms Of ssle: third Of the purchase mon.v IA
be paid In cash and the balance In three e0nsj in
stallents psysble In two and three yesTs WITH
interest at sig (6) csntum per snnuIn. psyeble
semi-aunually from day Of sale, secured by deed *
upon the property Sold all cash at the option
Of the purchaser. deposit Of 5000 vi be- reoptred
Of the purchaser at the time Of sslS Ali conveyanc-
ing recording and notaa fees ct the cost OF the
chaser Terms Of sale TO be complied With within ran
days from day Of sale Otherwise the trustees
the right 70 ese the property at the rsk and cost OF
WILLIAM 4. EDMONSTON
Address 500 5th St n. " ,vo Ara.
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jy13-d&ds ". D. SWAN. trustees.
1HUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
L TATE IN IHE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
NEAR BENNINA,S CITATION

NEAR BENNiNa,S sTATioN. 0-'
Under and by virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated
January 90. 1879. and recorded in Liber No. 9o5.
ct Of Columbia and at the request Of the hoIder Of
the note secured thereby, will sell at public auc
ton. in front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY
July NINETEENTH. 1893, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.
NJ the following described real estate to wit, Lots
No. q. 2 and according to A. c. Tsber's survey OF
the town Of Lincoln situated in the county Of Wash
estate said lots being In section four t according to
A. g. Taber's survey OF the town.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash balance Ia two equal instsllmsnts at one and
two years. with interest at the rate of g per cent
Per snnum payable semi- annually, TO be secured by
the notes Of the purchaser and deed Of trust on the
purchasers cost deposit of 900 will be required
ut the time OF sale II the terms OF are not com
trustees the rrht to resell risk and cost
Of the defaultinS purchaser.
JAMES E. WAUGH. Trustee
JAMES CLEAR Yrnstaa
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LCE SALE
NORTHEAST.

NORTHEAST.
1877 10 i259 ? st.
y. ". aud 80; TO
so J:3G -. = Il.
ii eii..--.--..-..Si'
1,:!t q s.. b +. m
Pr II &. + h. d
tyr, Linden 81, b
- ......-...-.-.-..-'
81 GsI. & u. 4r. .---..-.
SO9 to 213 / st. b !
ST. -------
s.5to StI - ST, b !
br -.-.----...--------
lO23 n a.. f. p. r..
sol THEAST.
etcre and dw- 1901
st. I, y. ar. .-.-..s.
HEELS and f1lI NJ
fl. l0an1 81.
E1 ant 32S u AZ. Z
Or each
QA9i1 ct, . u. d.
415 / ~. Z h. tiT go.
Alley.be. Str and 81
g and =. hi. 81 =
Sos 10Th ~. { b. 3r..--
1:S45. 49, and l*i9
~. IN. jr. eacn ----'
Bruce 81. TWIN
CITY. FIJI. 4r -----,
As X st. h. ~,
fHopc ave. b IA. Ar =.
The above IL only
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ABLE LOT AT sOUTHWEST CORNER
KHnDE LELAND AVENUE AND SEYEl

CHASGERY SALE OF LARGE AND VERY VALID.
ABLE LOT AT sOUTHWEST CORNER or
KHnDE LELAND AVENUE AND SEVEN.
ron NV ST MAr fT9HkEtWAS 6Hus ShAs SITE
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust to the updeY-
stgned recorded in Liber 1894 folio 305 ct sso and
by decree OF the Supreme Court Of the District OF
columbia passed in equity cause No. 1887 the nm.
dersisned trustees will self ct public auction In front
IF july q a q ths
AL that part Of lots "A ""B +" GO '.Dr and .'EA
Of Cog trustess subdivision Of orsina Al lot four
a. IN square one hundred sh4 sixty (l0OJ a. sad
i recorded In the Office the surveyor Of
the District OF contained within the follow
ing metes and bounds. viz. Beginning for the same
At the northeast corner of said square and runninS
thence south along 18th street 120 feet thence Nest
% rect thence north to Rhode Island avenue thence
IN northeastsry direction along Rhode island ave.
nue. to the point Of beginning This properly 10 suit
able Tor . large residence for subdivision into
smaller lots and its very desirable location should
sale. - ~ w VILE
Terms Of sale Onethird In cash and the residue in
Two qua IN stauents ct and years from day
OF sale the deferred payments TO bear interest from
day OF sale and to be secured BY deed Of trust on the
property sold all cash. ct the option Of the pur-
chaser Terms Of sale to be complied with In dfteen
days rom DAY Of sale trustees the rSht to
resell a. risk OF defsulting purchaser deposit Of
SOU Dc made when bid is accepted and all convey
- %M j. i TsD&5 s SsToS.
once, 800 18th st. NV. r.,..
EDWARD II. THOMAS Z Arusteee
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ok PAYS FOR A HOME LOT AT MAYS
y l. - Landing. the fine suburb of Atlantic City; )
squares from K Communication fare to Philadelphia
. cents; station on ground fine driving. fishing.
bined 100 houses built last year and not empty
safe and sure investment; $50 invested will bring
800 in months; factories built this year lots
$50 feet above ocean 10 per cent off Tor cash lots
for S2oi title Insured. Send for circular. MAYS
LANDING IMPROVEMENT CO., 65S Franklin St ,
Phisdsiphia- washing ton Office. 625 F st. n. w..
Room g ty15-oet
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TOR SALg-IT VOC WISH TO BUY SELL, OR
4 exrHsnF- city OF cuuutry property pply to HUN
III. & NJ NItE. 0iO ltth St n W ty4-Iw
Tor sALT--A TwU-STORT 1-ROON PRESS
i brick AVO~-- hsv-windov and modern improve
nents. Inquire q; So T. st W. jyI4-3t.
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The above IL only portion % the property on my
books For full list call at office for bulletin issued
Si4 THos. Z. wAGGAMAN
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n q. SLOAN Co. Aucts, I407 a at
Ne (Successors To Iatimsr 4 ayoanN

LOTS sr 2 APP 1 or BI9 SpK p UNIVERSITY
On Pr T rIEs oSi yUIY EIaHTIENTH q HALF
tSes We VIII sell lots and Of block r. University
Heights; D; e: ad3oinins Brsokiand On the north
each lot ronfing % feet on Philadelphia street be-
loo feet Tb S; Drop:rty 4 easy Of the Ba
suburban electric road Will have its terminus within
one eocf This y very desirable properly and should
Terms s..y and nude known at sale. $50 required
5y11-ddds G. G.. SLOAN n 70 A,,cttopaarr
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We make . speciality Of BROOKLAND property,
and II will pay you to call upon US before buying.
We have LOTS at from to 80 cents per SQUARE
foot that We sell favorable terms and HOUSES
from -, 400 to a. 600 No trouble shO,c property
GcfACHLES = BArcHELpER.
ap22a Cor. 10th and G sts n. ".
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THEY ARE pIdNIFIED, nhSDsoME AND
erBsTAN1IAlIY BUILT HoCsEs WITH ALL
NODrHS CONVENT NOES AND ELEGANT
krKRoENDINGS ~ HANDSOMELY FINIsHEp
Tur BEST HOUSES IN TIE DISTRICT FOR III &
PRICE ASKED. ~. 30 AND CPWARD.
JB. MIMER. RIAL ESTATE, 6OS 18TH ST
iyt43l
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GENTS Su,rs SECURED

AND PRESSED FOR 81.
Ccate. 50c. Pants, BIC Vests, 2oc. Altering and
repairing done in best Insnner Goods called and
delivered. Telephone call 1882.
K. l. HAHN. 7o5 9th st. NV
SEQ and AS n Eufsw st. Rxltirpors Ma
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

C~AI transient advertisements and sub
scTiptions must be prepaid.
E~Carriers are not allowed to sell
papers, nor to receive payments from
subscribers.
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TIsER or WEEKLY GAZETTE can al
ways be purchased from the News
Dealers or at the Office of publica-
ton, 46 Merchant street.
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per month, or $500 a year,
In advance. WEEKLY GAZETTE, $500
year in advance. Papers not
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of the bill, will be stopped without
further notice
eD-Subscriptions for the DAILY ADvER-
TIsER and WEEKLY GAZETTE may be
paid at the publication office, 40 Mer-
chant street, or to the collector,
K. SWAN, who is authorized to
receipt for the same.
dersigned for either paper one year,
strictly in advance, will receive one
copy of the TOURISTS GUIDE " as
premium.
nDrTen Dollars reward Will be paid for
Information that will lead to the
conviction of any one stealing the
Daily or Weekly left at the office or
Eresidence of subscribers.
G~Lengthy advertisements should De
handed in during the day, to insure
publication the next morning. Short
notices received up to 10 P. N.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.,
II. NJ. WHITNEY. Manager.
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Newspapers in Japan.

There are 120 newspapers and
magazines published in Tokyo, the
most important, from the stand
point of circulation, being the Asabl
Shimbun, or Morning News, Asabi
meaning morning and Shimbun
meaning news. This paper enjoys
circulation of 100000 copies daily,
while at Osaka, a paper of the same
name prints over 13O,OO0 papers
every morning.
The Daily News of Tokyo has
circulation of 10000 copies, but in
spite of this small circulation, it
probably has fully as much weight
with the intelligent reading com
munity as have those papers which
circulate more largely. The large
circulation of the Morning News
(Asabi Shimbun), is greatly due to
the fact that it prints from day to
day continued serial stories of fic-
ton. and on this account is largely
bought by the women in Tokyo and
vicinity. The Daily News does not
adopt this feature-whlch L think
is American-but on the contrary
devotes it's space to all the news
happenings of the day. The re-
porters of the Daily News cover (as
you say here), all the murders, sui
cides, fires, court trials, receptions
and social, theatrical and sporting
events in a similar manner to the
great American newspapers. 1t is
also more fearless In its editorial
utterances regarding politics, and,
while Japan is an empire, 1t must
be remembered that the people
elect members to the house OF rep
resentatives.
In addition to the Morning News
and the Daily News, there are thlr-
ty-three other daily papers IN Iok-
70, a large majority of which are
morning papers. Japan has not as
yet adopted the American custom
of printing evening papers, either
separate or in connection with the
morning edition.-Printers' Ink.
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All kinds of artistic printing at
the GAZETTE Office.
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The japanese are enforcing the
laws against foreigners and looking
into the subject of the sending OF
women to the United States for i'm
moral purposes, with the view OF
destroying that business.
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Crop Report.

PARKERsBURG. w. Va, AUG. rs 'o3
Ramfall-The rainfall for State
very light. and average ~ of an
inch, which was considerably below
the normal.
Temperaturc-The temperature
was about normal and average for
she State n degrees.
Sanshine-Average for the State,
90 per cent.
The long continued and distressing
drought was broken to-day by rain,
aud promises TO be of such duration
and steadness as TO improve very
materially the growing crops; more
particularly late corn, late potatoes,
Tobacco aud buckwheat. Bhe drought
has interiered with fall blowing 20
a great extent on account OF hard
ness of the ground.
1t would be useless to narrate the
effects Ola protraoted drought.
CSrn--Ccrn matured too early aud
r3pidly. the ears not filling out well
aud the crop will be light. Corn in
the best land is good.
Grass-A large decrease in hay
compared with other years and on
account of the drought, clover seed
will not be raised in some localities.
Pastures in many districts have been
seriously affected ~ the drought,
TALL pastures, with the assistance of
several good rains, will be improved
considerably; on uplands pastures
dried up.
Tobaceo-Tobacco, which was
reportecds especially promising in
the early part ofthe season, has now
deteriorated in growth on account
of drought, except in good and
strong lands.
Stock--Live stock, considering
the shortness of pasture and scarcity
of water are reported to be in a
comparatively good condition gen
orally; stock suffering in many dis
tricts for water, and feeding being
Tesorted to 10y others. Stock being
shipped to market for want of pas.
tuTe.
The following counties have re-
ported specially regarding Pastures,
Corn, Stock and Potatoes: Barbour,
Berkeley, BraXton, Brooke, Clay.
Cabell, Doddridge, Fayet'e, Grant,
Greenbrier, Hampshire, Harrison,
Jackson, Jefferson, Kanawha. Lin.
coin Lewis, Logan, Mercer, Monroe
Morgan, Marion, Mason, Mononga-
liza, Marshall, Ohio, Preston, Put.
nam, Randolph, Roane, Summers,
Taylor, Tyler, Upshur, Wayne,
Wet2el, Writ and Wood.
The following counties Barbour,
Cabell, Fayette, Harrison, Jackson,
Lincoln, Putnam, Raleigh, Tyler,
Wayne aud Wood reported espcc-
tally regarding tobacco.
w. w. DRNT.
Observer Weather Bureau Dircc-
ior.
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NE MAKES WOODEN SHOES.
-" Unique Industry riicd by AN Uniqu
ptd Man from France

>~ Unique Industry Pucd by AN Unique
pid Man from France.
Did you know that n family of
French people here In Now York
lived 10y making wooden shocs-iust
such sabots MS the European peas
ants wearl
After gong down steep and mar.
row flight of stairs you almost STUN
bile into "a little dingy room. The
FIRST thing you SEQ is stout French
man bending over what looks like .
carpenters bench Back of You is a
hugo, old fashioned French fonr
poster. This, M Hourtoul will tell
you. II you speak his native tongue
hhs accompanied him in all his wan
dorings-to California, To Mexico
and finally to New York. Around
tho room sit two boys and the VITO
at work.
On tho bench are piled blocks of
wood, some OF them partly covered
with leather. all bearing q grotss1ue
resemblance 10 n gigantic human
f"pt. while before all tho windows
serving rs "a sign but keeping out
the light ARE innumcrablc umbrellas
and moro caricatures OF shoes
NJ, Hourtoul Is "a Maitre Jac1ues-
Jack OF all trades What will YOU r.
he says with "A dcprccating shrug
Genius must eat. Some day / viii
make nothing but sabots You
would know where ! learned my
artt Why. IN the fair country OF
Auvcrgne. where my father aud my
family for many generations have
been shOemnkciS. We left our coun
try my wife and I and cnue to
America Why did we not know
the AmericuuS utmost nll wore the
leutheru shoot An. one iullr,,, other
eountrics los what one see- az home
Well tire huiurs. has its urrs and
downs Ouv whom Mr. KI1lfv
brought uut q Frurh lullet thorn
WIS money to o. Waile / wouIi do
u all again without f1y. TO- measure
once Siur' thu-e pretty feet. 90 look
once moro ui Those dainty anklosI
That ma f0i that was as good as
AuvcrCurf
Bui nnw Such things hsppon rare.
ly Now and thr go order Tor ONE
IHF q" Wusiru -Eut- Cor COMPLETING
Sumo fancy costume that is au
30 bad Forgotten Many French
people Know mo anil they come and
onler what wo cail .oque4-ehoe.
with q wuslcn solo and a Leather
tup
You sse che pastry cooks and
inkcrt the walters mud rla.emnker.
would rather wear the slbots. tbev
iasi longer
The o.i man picks no ri any
rimris uf his MnI.work aad stroke
it lovingly TbH lelunud f1 bft.
Pierre hc 1yt lI- eldest SON win,
died years ago iu Meuco mo twi
hEhi hus fallen aul tHo oid fellow
i"v Dr. in dep shadow And v,
WcE our way ont of tho DOOR r,or
80 tnr ucArty steps THROUGH th.
h'Ii lwt tHr sounds ~ H hnrr81ir4
10 n'un lay- dAurcrrue" .rr.
iair country 90 Auv.r.1e SING.
fresh yuuug voice iutue 'front.' ron
Hil ls dark and suI Nsw YORK. rs
suler
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For SALF.-Onc lot ciNioo. on which 4. ,
tN"-StofN name dw"tttuS. situate ~, Ea.t i.t
Nr"H', 'crcdu. w. W. The property rcntS fol
S-Ou per month, Sud II ap'eudidlv lo>ateI
rcIihs, StN Ffr farther iufurmatlon addres.
l. 1. McDouEHl Ersc,o, w. Va.
Fox SAILS OR ENCHASGR food bps,r...
property, an go,U town an Kansas. Gown 4.
county -SrRt Gud tb< division ~ IN.
ShirHso, Rock lsiaud & l. r. II Tbi,
plnporiy - " one.hHlf n block from tho
court House Square, ou tho main buslpss.
street lhr halidtpy ts ltxN: frnnt Stor.
room, 2iNSh, with four nice. Uvin,l r,,,,,,s III
ne '""r. hNs u0pd ctSirrn, ha- hOu<n eusi
mouse, wagon sheds, ward with .pod hirh
'shS~' brick walk In vrrd; Ia. d nuo IN rn
,oN-f Tho property has only hcei. butIt Z
years Nhd Is NJ present rented. hut 0rcnnnpt
VIII NEcnte at any time. This IL pxr.it,v,
property aud bargain " I'M hc silver, a. -, - Nv
AZ once. VIII either sell or trade for Crre,io
properly. '''""
Call on "a" ptopr'eto ~ this parer aud 80,
photn 81 he properly and receive fufther
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honest energetic men Co solicit ordcrs for
EEClr and ORNAMENTAL NUNsEHl
STOCK.
Erneneff and Salary to those who can
leave home and devote all their time to the
wnfE or liberal commissions ielorai agents.
Ancuss e. b CHASE a. co,
: $50 So. Penn. square phila-
dcipliA, ia.
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MACHINE NEEDLES.

a supply Of New Home. Singer.
White, Domestic, W and Wilson
and American sewing machine nee.
dies ior sole at the ADVANCE Office
Cercdo' w Va. s cents each. or
3 Tor 90 cenfs Machines sold at
about onl haif the prices SCENTS ssk.
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EAST BOUND.
Leave Ceretlo, W. Va,
EASTERN TIMED

non No. II
1908 T.. ". $40 A. NJ.
No. S.-Te N0rf0k e CHica0o
repression Blueiield. Rad.
ford. Roanoke, Norfolk. all
points on MAIN LINE. Pull.
man Buffet Sleeper
Stops only ut Wayne, Dunlow
DingeSs, Williamson, GRAY. Welch.
Vivian, Ennis aud Switch back
Also stops at Wharnclfle, Wyom.
ing, Jaeger and Roger..,eld to let oil
Passengers from points west OF
kenova.
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FARM on WHITES GREER
FOX SALE

nave Tor sHlo farm ST two hundred
"VltN' on Whirh : y good frame dwelling
tphtnlhiug NtN ro0lus. hnut Ito Acres AZ
mus l"hI l. clvsU'd Rnd under fence. liner.
l. u coed vol near tLa house: Also "A ynod
orcA0rd, grapes, Ito. The land laws ,v,li 49,,
hnN mn nhuud"u0o ~ water This fam, A..
S!un'ei only four miles from the mouth Of
NnnNe, y creek. .hiN county, and about nv
per acre onV-third cash, balance in tCn
ana ihtrc YEAR,, with srcurity mud inwful
interest. ca. On or,Aritu 1, I, MI, ~ "a
'oreuo, ". Ma ~ -