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Tclegrnphs to Moving Trains.

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The most difficult problem OF railroad Up
Grafton how to communicate by telegraph
with moving train anywhere on the line
has been solved by a young Chicago inven
tor. Edison, who has been experimenting
with induction currents, has been fairly
beaten on his own chosen ground.
George V. Trott, former telegraph op-
orator. has devised a system which will
shortly be Iiut in operation on the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad, by which every train on the
linc is In constant Communication with The
stationnext ahead, and. when desired, with
the train dispatcher or any public telegra ph
station.
BY the use of this system head-on and
rear end collisions will alike he prevented,
the liability OF accidents of all kinds viii
be lesscned MANIFOLD, and the running
time of both freight and passenger trains
VIII be materially increased.
In addition to ell this, passengers Will
be able to send or receive > telegram
from any part OF the world, and mark ct
quotations can be posted In the limited :
every hour. A merchant can be In con.
slant reach OF his office or his broker
and If the price of wheat takes a sud
den shoot upward or downward he eau
send the proper order without leaving the
train.
Last, but not least, the occupation Of the
train robbers who go through the express
and mail cars between stations will BE- gone
as sooa as every railway train is in tele-
graphic communication with the outside
world.
Briefly. every train on a road equipped
be on ''loop' circuit, extending to the
next telegraph station ahead. and to send
messages further or receive them from
other stations the operator at the proper
station would only have to ''cut in By
means OF a "iackspring' on one of the regu-
lar telegraph wires.
Mr.. Trott's device is exclusively mechan-
ical. II involves no new or untried prn-
ciples, and viii require no more power TO
operate ii than the ordinary dupleX cell bat
terry at the regular telegraph station.
The device, which railway engineers de.
clare viii revolutionize railway science, is
an adaptation of the street railway trolley
or third rail of the elevated railways.
Two insulatd metallic tracks are laid
between and parallel to the traction rails.
They are not connected, and at intervals
equal in length to the circuit it is desired to
establish-are discontinuous and separated
by o non-conducting cushion. trolley
mechanism, consisting of three pairs Of
wheels. connected in multiple by .'knuckle'
joints and hinged to the footboard of the
engine, runs under the tender on the inner
rails. The contact OF the metallic wheels
with the metallic rail closes the circuit, as
the wheels are joined by metallic frame
work. Insulated wires conduct the current
into the engine cab and by means of the bell
cord into any part OF the train where there
is an instrument. Chicago Tribune.
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The opening gofthe stock market yesterday :
morning was an irregular one, reflecting
uTnilar irregular changes in London, though
perhaps only casually and with no con
DecJion between the Two. While in Lon
don, Americans were reported good, the
chief strength was in the lower priced is
sGes, which were higher, while the
higher priced stocks We're rather neg
lected. st. Paul was, however, bought
In New York 10y London. The general
marker during the three hours Of the session
was quue stTong, considering the approach
of the holidays. The close was strong, with
about the best prices OF the day, so that the
week may be said TO have closed with
encouragement to the bulls.
The earnings OF the Mise Pacific
Tor The fourth week in August Increased
$27o. 600. The earnings OF the year to
date show an increase of SSs4, 900. The
earnings Of Atchison for July show net
decrease Of SCI 600 Canada Paci.ic
earnings for the fourth week in August
Increased Sss. 900. During the month
the increase was $30e, 900. From Janu-
airy 1 the increase has been SI77 900.
Reading shows q net Increase for July
OF 81 81 600.
There is considerable bull talk with re-
gard to the Louisville & Nashville issues
The stock has booked well within the last
two or three days, and people are predict
ing that { VIII 30 much higher. The sug
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ALI Brothers.

Gen. Joe Wheeler, of Alabama, South
ern cavalry leader delights to tell of the
meeting between two veterans of opposing
sides in New York beer garden. They had
been introduced by mutual friends and
bathed their new acquaintance in beer. or
course The talk reverted TO the war. THE
land is at peace,' said the Southerner, who
lacked an arm, land we are all brothers
again Neither side has surrendered its
principles, but both have accepted the ar
bitrament of the sword. / love the brave
men who fought against me, sub, almost as
much as L love the brave men who fought
with me-" Here, too" said the North
erner, cordially. His left leg had been
buried In Virginia. -. More beer. 1.-THE
hottest place was ever1n,' - continued the
southernor, was near Culpeper Court
House, down in Virginia, sub. We were
lying In shallow ditch on the edge of
q field when ycu Yafiks charged US. We
waited until you got within thirty yards
of us, and then we rose. One big fellow
with a corporal's chevrons on his ia cket
appeared to pick me out especially We
fired at the same instant. I felt sharp
shock In my left arm, and it was cut off the
next day, but he went down as dead as
door naiI.' 'sWhatl'' yelled the North
emer, ''are you the man that shot my leg
off? I've been Iookin' for YOU for thirty
five years" ''Suh,'' howled the South
emer, '.my arms In the grave along O.
you.'' Then, In the language of Sam jones'
there was ssblood and hair and the ground
tore up" Walters separat ted the belliger-
ents. But the wal is over Just the same.
Chicago Times-Herald.
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Chicago. Sept 4.-Foreign markets show
ed steasliness today, Notwithstanding our
break Friday, Liverpool showing no de-
cline. Bl adstreet's clearances from both
coasts for the week ending Thursday were
2,26S,00o bushels, exceeded only once, and
that was in August, 1891. New York re-
ported that considerable export busi-
ness had been completed Friday seventy
six leads. Private messages said the Eng
l.sh weather was unsettled. Argentine ship
ments were nothing. Today's clearances
from the seaboard were 81 900 bushels
The result of q Il this rather bullish news
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PDNnTsC CELEBRATED HATS.
DNOO - 4I9 IIth st. N w sel-om
INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT of the condition of the
SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONAL IN
SURANCE COMP AN Y Of Edinburgh, on the
30th day Of June. 1897, as required by
act of Congress, approved July 80, 1892:
Capital stock paid up. Isl, 500 900 90
Gross assets.... :. :. 3,797 ,542 26
Total liabilities, including
capltsl :. :. :. 2,05o,213 Sc
Dividends paid in S9T Nil.
Current expenses for six
months ending June, SO,
1897 :. :. :. :. :. ;. :. 1,141 ,462 90
JAMES II. BREW STER,
Assistant Msnager
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 26th day of August, 1897
(Seal). CLARKSON n. FOWLER,
1t Notary Public.
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1864. 1897
Spencerian Business College.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL HALLS.

In Academy of Music Building,
Ninth street, Corner ID, NV. Entrance 403
Ninth st.
Thirty-third scholastic year. Day and
evening sessions. The leading business men
OF Washington Were trained in this college,
and send their SONS and daughters and
candidates Tor employment here for train
ing.
Rapid writing. English, rapid calcuIa-
tions, bookkeep ping, laws, and ethics or
business, science OF wealth, science of cit
iZeHship, vocal and physical culture, the
art OF expression (Delsarte method1, short
hand and writing.
Terms reasonable, but no competition
with cheap schools
ofriue open every business day and night
throughout the year.
Call or send for new announcements
'97'98, containing address OF Hon L v
man j Gage, a college commencement
and names occupa tions and addresses OF
S5S graduates of s. B. G.
Mrs. Sara A. Spencer,
au2l- lm-em PInClpal and Prop.
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On the Dog.

You can see him uptown. He sits be-
side whcezy hand organ and grinds the
livelong day. Beside him is clever pug
dog, with a tin sign, bearing the legend,
please help the blind swim ging from his
collar, to which is attached lineup 30
receive the offerings OF the innocents. The
other day man who had often dropped
small coin into the cup saw the organ
grinder sitting at q table in restaura nt,
calmly reading q bill of fare. 81 thought
you were blind?" he queried. THE sign
ain ton nse, e,isit?'' replied The musical mendi-
can't, who was ordering meal fit for a
hard working man. Here's at least one
successful example of trying it on the
dog Pistsburg Dispatch.
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Asst seemed to the Farmer.

Here's some more of the horrible work
of them blamed monopolists," said Farmer
Hayricks, as he hung his coat over the foot
of the bed. Goodness, where?" asked his
wife. /" Here's a sign what says: Don
blow out the gas. 1 s'pose they make these
folks burn it all night, SOS to run up
their bills on 'em. Gosh, 1 don't know
what this country's comm toll Cleveland
Leader.
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gestions are that four weeks from next
Wednesday the stockholders VIII meet at
Louisville and receive the annual state
ment; mat they VIII find, nouwithstand
ing the hard umes OF SO and the early
part OF 81, nearly per cent earned on
the stock. that this per cent was equaled
only by the Rock Island and not approach
ed by Omaha. while both Of these prop
critics sen from 20 To 80 points higher
than Louisville and Nashville and that
Louisville and Nashville is lower now than
IN $50, at the top of the boom of that
year, while some of the granger stocks
are u per cent higher than then.
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Dow, Jones & Co., say Of Burlington:
THE 3. Q. statement was disappointing,
not becauseit was poor, but because expec-
tati9us had been fixed too high. 1t was
Remembered very quickly, however that
the railroad did not begin 10 improve In
earnings materially until about the middle
Of July, and that B. Q. earnings conSe-
quently showed only about half of what
woGld lie considered at present the normal
increase. The fact that r. !. increased
for August 1875 coo, was the best indica-
ton OF what b. Q. did in August Il, I.
hac but little increase in July. With
all this reasoning, however, the selling
in B. Q. looked rather good and traders
especially were inclined to sell IL short
as hedge against st. p. Bulls on z. Q
say the stock is having a rest but viii
give a good account Of itself i'll due time"
The times., 1897-09-05

Sugar showed no particular strength yes
terday, though it recovered somewhat from
the prices of Friday. There seems good
reason, however, for believing that this
week will show a recovery to around 16o
again, II that figure IS not even passed.
The reasons why Sugar should advance are
still operative at l60. Sugar preferred
is one of the best things In the market, un-
queStionably. There is such an absolute
certainty in the payment of its dividends
as very few stocks show, and yet paying
per cent, it is far from being at its
rightful price.
The times., 1897-09-05

Henry CIews & Co, In their weekly letter.
print a table showing the range of prices
OH the New York Stock Exchange during
the Two months since the low figures Of
June. With the table 1t is pointed out that
the summer transactions on the exchange
have far exec eded ali precedents in former
like months, and indeed have surpassed the
dealings of any equal period in the history
OF the exchange. The conclusion that
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SALE OF LOTS ON LABOR DAY.

SPECIAL ALE AT BALLSToN,
The beautiful village on the electric rail-
road, about miles west OF Washington,
of building lots and villa site on Mou-
day, September 8. Price of lots, $1OO:
terms, So down, balance 81 per week;
or $50 cash Call for map, description
and particulars. Fare cents on a week
ly Communication ticket. Now Is the time
to buy Il convenient home. Farms also fox
sale. JAMES Z. CLEMENTS,
se3-3 st 1921 F St NV.
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The Astute Modern Child.

Little Elmer (whois q great reader Pa!
Prof. Broadhead Well, my son?
Little Elmer Pa, DO you suppose Enoch
Arden waited till he was sure that his wife
had married again before he came back? :
Judge
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washinctor Stock kxcnaoer

sales-Metropolitan Railroad "B" Ger.
ificate, 81 900 at 1ll Washington Gas,
1G at Al 12; u. S. Electric Light, 10 at
1I6 7s. 10 at l16 "a. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, 100 at 30 cts. 100 at 90 cts,
100 at &c cts, 100 at 81 cts. so at So
cts; Mergentnaler Linotype, 30 at 123.
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RUPTURE
Is Cured Without Pain
or Neglect of Business.

1t is stated that so per cent of theinhab-
itants OF this great country suffer from
rupture. Many are the remedies and ap-
pliances for their relief and cure. The
Improved Elastic Truss Co., of New York,
furnishes the mosteffective truss for the re-
lief andcure, producing none of thefnj furious
results and torturing annoyances of other
trusses, and IT CAN BE WORN WITH
EASE NIGHT AND DAY THEREBY Eff
FECTING A RADICAL AND PERMA-
NENT CURE. Those interested in the SUBJ
ject call on or write and get catalogue
free Of charge to the
IMPROVED ELASTIC TRUSS CO.,
Department IL, S22 Broadway, New York
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Chicago Gas should be a purchase this
week, for most OF the friends OF the com
paDy are asserting very strenuously and
with much confidence.
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Kew Yorl Sfocl 1n.l,o.

Corrected daily by W. B. HIbbs & Co.,
Bankers and Brokers. Members of ths
n. Y. Stock Exchange, 1927 F street.
On Ifnb - fln~c
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CoRSON & MCCARTNEY.

Members uf the New York suocx EE
change, 1419 F St, Glover Building
Correspondents Of Messrs. Moore 4 Schley,
No. so Broadway,
Bankers and Dealers in Govern ment Fonda
Deposits. Exchange Loans
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and ali
securities listed on the exchanges of
New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Balti.
more bought aud solo
A speciality made of Investment securl-
ties District Bonds and all local Rail-
road, Gas, Insurance and Telephone Stock
dealt In.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought
anC sold mil S-tf
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FOR SALE BEST Elgin butter, 25c., or
pounds for S1.10: quality the best.
r. Il. YOUNGS, 20 and a. y St market,
90 Riggs Market; postal orders promptly
filled. se2-ft
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THERE are two thingsneededint these davs
First, for rich men to find out how pooI
menlive; and, second, for poor men to know
how rich men work. $40 all worsted suit
now S6.1o, ST. blue MlduleSeX flannel suit
all wool, stylish cut, for %: broken suits
in $3.50 and $40 suits, So. At SELBY'S,
1903 Pa. ave. NV. sci -GL.em
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ron sALL-AlIsCELIANEoUs.

FOR SALE-The contents Of I6-roorn fiat
LAIR mattress, 80; cherry upugnt fold
ing bed, So; manteI folding bed, S3; 2
OedIooIn suites, 80 l OAK bedroom suite,
SS-oU, S1z large wardrobe 50, hand some
sidebOard, S15, Cost $40, splendid parlOI
suite, So5, Cost $50; odd chairs beds. tables,
cooking utensils, dis mes, bird ca ges, cuuches,
coIiee mill, clocks, rugs, pretty shaped
center tables, Fowler springs, water III
terer, whatnut, large mirror, counter and
showcase, letter file, wheeIbarrow, ice
chest, bedding, curtains, TO be sold a.
once at any price. 172l Pa. ave. NV.
sea Stem
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For SALE-IOrs

FOR SALE Lot 2Oft. front on Mass. ave-,
bet. 1sS and I'd sts. ne; cheap. Apply 20
1910 L. Capitol st. se4-3t,em
FOR SALE Beautiful lot in RossIvn, one
block south of big brewery. $500 ON ten
years time, per cent. OWNER. 1927
10Th sc. NV. II
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FOR SALE Small lot of furniture; Just
the thing for light house Eeeping; cost
S1l0; VIII sell for half; little used. Can
at III 4 IL ST. NV, or after . SUNDAY at
1911 F st. ne. Item
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Should be read daily, as changes may
occur at any time
FOREIGN MAILS for the week ending
september close promptly at this Of
flee as follows:
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.


FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Fine horse
for carriage or wagon use, for heavy
draft horse. Address j. D., this office.
se43t
FOR EXCHANGE-In South Brookland, s.
room cottage; porches; bath; Potomac
water; range; latrobe; fruit; shade trees;
half block from Maryland and Washington
Electric road; Twelfth street; price, S3,-
500; for bay window brick, 6 or rooms;
cellar; III. l.; NV, pay difference. H E.
NOTEMAN, Room 419, War Department
seq 3t-em
FOR SALE-Or exchange for horse, buggy
or wheel, electric cabinet; new Macin
tosh 81 cell Salanoni battery; a Iso one open
table or wall battery, l s cell. Address
PLY this office. au31-7t,em
FOR SALE OR EXCHA NGE-A farm of Al
acres, with all improvements i'll first
class condition; and stock, consisting OF
horses, . COWS, 20 head of hogs, 300 chick
ems and 200 ducks; and all farming uten-
sis; would exchange for District property.
Address j. G.. NJ, this office.
au317t.em
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NEW lowarm Singer, drawers, oak,
So; 3-drawer OAK drOp-leaf Domestic,
$50 nearly new, l good second hand Do
meStio, IS, l No. Wheeler x Wilson, 4
drawers. IN perfect order, SIO. THE EN-
TERPRISE SEWING MACHINE COM
PANY, 334 Pa. ave. Sc. 1t
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FOR SALE-NearIy new carpenters or
builders wagon. Apply to us sth ST.
ne. se3- Stem
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FOR SALE-S2,9S for s. II. oak extern
sion table; lounges, $3.50; gasoline
stoves, 5Ocw eek. parIOr and bedroom suites,
81 per eek. REDMOND'S CHEAP CASH
AND CREDIT HOUSE, 3I3 9TH st. NV.
Se3-l n, EN-
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WANTED-By a young inventor, lady as
partner TO advance sufficient money TO
have two valuable inventions patented: will
share profits equally: good chance. Ad-
dress AMES PATENT, City p o.
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FOR RENT-33 Del. ave-, cor. of d st.
sw-, rooms; storerOom, cellar, stable;
a. M l.; a good business stand JOHN F.
DONoHOE, sos East Capitol st. se4-6u
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FOR SALE-S1OO cash VIII buv weu-es-
tablished, nicely fur, Centrally located
employment office. Address BAD
HEALTH, this office. se4-St
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EDUCATIONAL.

The Principal was formerly OF
FICIAL COURT and LEGISLA
SIENOGRAPHER, as we'll as Pub
lie Accountant. The 10th ANIMAL
Catalogue, showing unpa ralleled
number of graduates in positions,
is free 30 ali. The studies embrace
Shorthand, Typewriting, BooklSeeE-
ing, Penmanship and all branches
of business.
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FOR SALE-Grocery, meat and provision
store; best location in city, and doing a
good business; must be sold Address w
a. W, this office. se4as
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F OR SALE-A nearly new grand upright
piano; cost $3.50; as l have no further
Use Tor Il VIII sell for S16O Cash. Cali az
1906 9Th st. NV. Item
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FOR SALE-Counter or floor platform
scales. weighs from / oZ-tu 300 lbs; cost
S21 for So Address CASH, this office.
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FOR SALE-Cheap, a set of stock and
dies, wise, cutters, force pump, and
furnace; have only been slightly used can
between and Z. 221 u St NV. se5-3e
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FOR SALE SO a month clear prorie
can be made out or a gasoline route wa
have for $500, horse, wagon and tanks.
COMMERCIAL, $40 f sc. NV. se3-3t
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fOk sALE-A party going TO the gOld
Ilelds VIII sell fiTsI-eIass gTOcery or
VII tdke partner who can take charge
and run the business. mus : i 4 NJ ne Iot6
can cor 6tn and NV. se4-s{t-eTIi
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Chicago Gra u and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by w B. Hibbs & Co,
Bankers and Brokers. Members of the
n. Y. Stock Exchange, 1427 street.
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FOR sALE-Mnk route: 25 gallons
.htn hu9Ises; line milk wagon. Address r.
e"is OiIce. se43t-eE-
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FOR ALE-Gsocery and notion store
ana good bltfer wagon 20 Harrison
St, Anacostia, ID. c. ae4-3t
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FOR SALE-S4OO will buv a first-cIess
grocery and provision store. good Ioca-
tloh; IN noTthw est Address H. this Of
nee. se4-3t-em
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Am In position 10 give valuable iafa.
nation in the movement or sevsrs.I srr.rsr,
trlai order filled Address g.. this ofrsee
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FOR SALE-Brand new SO wheel for
SO; need money worse than wheel
Address CABLE, this office. se5-3t
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FOR SALE-Ch first-cIass English set
ter puppies $40 + ST sw se4-St-eIn
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FOX SALE- Cigar and Confectionery store;
suitable Tor lady or gent; low rent. 319
IL st. sw. IL cNn
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FOR SALE-S1, 900 cash, balance on long
time, viii purchase property worth 81 ,OOi,
renting and tenanted for 500 per month
Address OWNER 3, this office.
au3O-6tem
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was firm market ther opening being
1-4c. over Friday and the closing Sac.
over. The speculative dizziness counted
most against any bullish success. The
movement is keeping moderate, a little
over last year. There has been great in.
crease In export demand this week, but
there is no shipping demand from here.
Ccrn was steady, kept SO by continued
dry, warm weather West.
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FOR SALE-Bargains in sewing machines:
l improved Singer, SIP: New Home, So;
Singer, n. F., 81: improved American
So; Union, So, Domestic improved SIS:
MACHINE EXCHANGE, 327 c st. Sc
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FINE shot guns to close out at half price:
also guns TO hire. JULIUS COHEN,
/ 1U4 7Th St nW. eel-7E
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WANTEn-To buy good milk routes for
cash. Apply Sos Z tn st. sw. se3-3t
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to be closed out at half price high grads
makes only. NEWMAN'S, GIL 7th st. NV
a an2S- LII en-
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FOR SALE Grocery and dry goods store:
BUS. EXCH., 1921 f. se5-9r
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE Cheap. for cash. grocery.
and delivery wagon. Corner Of An an1
SIS. ne. Only these meaning business
need apply. Address OWNER, I4Oi Sc.
Ac. eeR-Qt
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FOR SALE-FTesh cows; always on hand.
would also exchange for dry cows mo
DENEkAS, 3510 BTightwoOd ave-
Ill
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WILL trade fine young Devonshire COW,
good mixer Tor good driving horse,
For particulars address L. L. B., this Office.
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CONSULTATION sT TEEs1S alsTSss OR FRFF

512 Thirteenth Street N. W.
Office Hours-9 to IL a. m., I to
p. m. daily; to 8 p. m, Monday,
wednesday and Friday; closed ON
Sunday. Alt
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FOR SALE-A corner grocery doing a
good business; reason for selling, other
business. Address j. II. NJ this office,
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FOR SALE-Store and fixtures; ne: on
Car llne, Sl25, ten rooms. including store
rent, $50, two rOOms rented: small family
can make rent free. Z. T. H, this office.
FOR SALE-S325 buys a weIl-stocked ero-
ceFy, corner L and 9TH st. Sc: rent, store
and rooms, 81 month; fine organ and
furniture for sale. au3O-Tt
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FOR Confectionery store. CANDY
and ice cream tools: also milk shake
machine. 317 Pa. ave. NV. Ae5-3r
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FOX sALE-Boarding house. nEelf an
roomers. 10 rooms Completely fafs . 80.
piano, folding beds, fine carpef.. sffnr
se5-3t
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FOR SALE-Saloon; $3.50; 7th st.: rooms:
1,SSnne SO BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
IoS1 ST. Eeb-3a
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FOR SALE -AuStiu's and Spratt's fresh
dog cakes; also GlOver's dog medicines
pamphlet on dogs and birds diseases free:
binds and animals mounted by expert tax
iderntst. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, 7l2
18th ST. NV. au21-tf
FOR SALE-TwO FIRST-CLASS WHIT
tier boilers. iUU horsepower each, In ex-
cenenJ condition, with q 100 horse
power Atlas engine; for sale cheap
II removed Soon Apply TO STILSON
HUTCHINS, Hutchins Building, W here boil
ers and engine can be seen Jy2-tf
FOR SALE Young Cuban and Mexican par
Tots, monkeys, gold fishes, dogs, pigeons
canaucS, incuD6tOrs, spTatts and Austin a
dog bread: send for catalogue SCHMID'S
BIRD STORE, 7l2 9Th SC. NV. su4-tf