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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-01-15
sEcrIoN oF REsERvoIR pANK.

at all times. 1t is usual to construct
this outlet of boards or plank in the
form of long box from s to Is inches
in width and height. For permanence
it might be better to use metal pipe,
but it is probable that the wooden out
let will serve for sufficient number Of
years.
Having placed the outlet box or pipe
in proper position, great care must be
taken in building the wall at this par
ticular place to secure a tight joint.
Clay should be carefully tamped around
and under the box, and as an addition
al precaution it is we'll to provide the
box with wings or ribs projecting out
ward into the earth bank and prevent
ing the percolation of water along the
contact plane between earth and the
wood or metal. The gate on the inside
end Of the outlet may be Of any one of q
great variety of FORMS from simple
board placed securely against the end
to the expensive metal valve used for
city purposes.
One of the simplest and most efficient
gates in use consists of a broad plank
covering the end of the box, which is
cut off in such position as to slope
diagonally upward and toward the
bank. The place of contact between the
end of the box and plank covering it is
lined with leather or some similar sub
stance, insuring a tight joint. The plank
covering is hinged ON the upper side
and is extended diagonally upward by a
stout bar When this is grasped and
pulled toward the bank, the valve is
opened against the pressure of the wa
ter, and when the bar is released it is
automatically closed. In the cut here
presented is illustrated section Of res
ervoir bank showing the outlet.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-01-15
- 7aaass<ss>
sfARN%CARDEN
s~
vENTILATINe STABLES.

The Device Of = Progressive New Yorker
which Has Given Satisfaction.
A few years ago J. S. Woodward de-
vised a cnpola which has been used on
q good many stables since with great
satisfaction. A cross section is illustrat-
I'd in the accompanying cut, from Rural
New Yorker This journal also pub
lished Mr. woodward's description Of
bis device. rs follows:
Ii consists Of an ordinary four sided
oupola, fitted 10 any style of barn and
with a roof to fit the finish of the build
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-01-15

AT . German beo convention large
dealer II Berlin advised that beekeepers
should dispense as far as possible with
the services If middlemen, dealing di-
recfly with the consumer, sell to Gus
tomers ~ home. at the market Of the
next town aud ia groceries For retail
small glasses are preferable holding one
third, one-half. two-thirds and one
pound each, with elegant labels.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-01-15

The demand for parsnips is best in
winter. and ia the southern states they
are allowed 20 remain in the ground
until wanted, while in the northern
states they are dug late in fall and stored
IN trenches They are shipped in small
ventilated barrels, the tops having been
removed and the roots washed when
necessary.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-01-15
Driveway For Lawn.

The proper laying out of the drive
way into ones grounds is a matter Of
not little importance, for a mistake
made in this entails inconvenience for
almost every day thereafter. One of the
most serious Inconvenience in the case
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-01-15

IL Is frequently desired TO haul to
market OK from tho garden or field a
load Of bulky but light produce. such
as cablages, squashes, etc The ordina-
~ farm wagon viii not hold half per
haps that the team could haul. In such
n case the contrivance shown in the cut
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-01-15
a cnNyENIENr AnnANaENENr.

here reproduced from American Garden
ing will be found very useful. 1t is q
strong bat light frame made of size
and shnpo 60 SIT into the body of the
farm wagon, occupying the whole
space. The back can be arranged TO let
down on hinges If desired for oonven.
fence in unloading.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-01-15

When the apple or potato has not gone
down far, it may be pulled up by run
ming ones arm down and grasping it.
The accompanying simple oontrivance,
originally illustrated and described by
Country Gentleman, keeps the animal Is
mouth open and prevents biting, while
the operator with his coat off and sleeve
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-01-15
pRrvEwAY VIM c1RcrLAn rrRN.

Of most driveways is the necessity for
one driving in 10 turn his wagon or car
riage about by cramping the wheel and
backing toften IN contracted spaeel
before no can get out again. A drive
way ought to have circular or oval
turn, so that the butcher. the baker and
the candlestick maker--as we'll as those
who call socially--may be able to drive
into ones ground without having
painful doubts as 20 ever getting out
again. Tho accompanying illustration
from American Gardening gives a plan
for laying out a turn at the side OF the
house that viii prove both convenient
and attractive if the circular space in
side the drive is attractively set out
with plants and shrubs. This drive
gives straight run into the stable or
gives a chance for an easy turn to
those who wish to go ont. OF course all
houses and stables do not have this
relative position that is given, though
4 large percentage have.
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THE YEAR 1903

Will be fraught with interest to those
who wish to keep abreast of State and
National events
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-01-15
wlndproof rarm BuIIdlngs.

In many sections it is important that
the farm buildings be made windproof.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-01-15

lacking down the "iNDrf'oor AND ANN
edges. Now lengthwise the side nail
inch square strips, and over these nail
matched boards, letting them run up
and down. With the building paper and
the inch of dead air space the building
will be windproof and very warm. while
the siding will be less expensive and
much more quickly put on than would
be the case if shingles or clapboards
were used and probably much warmer.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-01-15

A plan of put
ting ON siding is
shown in the cut
here reproduced
from The Farm
Journal: Board
first with cheap
rough boards and
cover with heavy
building paper,
lacking down the
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Southern RAILWAY,


All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
Passenger Station.
sol a. Daily. local for Danyills.
Charlotte and way stations, connects at
Mana ssas Tor Strasburg. HarrisOnDurg and
staEntOn, daily, except sunday, and at
daily. - VIZ -'' - -
Ills a.nn.-Dafiy. the UNITED STATES
FAST NAIL, carries Pullman Buffet
sleeperS. New York ana Washington %
Jacksonville, uniting at SALISBURY with
Springs, y. c; Knoxville and Chattd-
nOoga. Tenn. and at Charlotte Win Puu-
man Sleeper for Augusta, Pullman B1ffes
Sleeper New Ork-tO New Orleans, con meet
inE at Atlanta for Birmingham ana Mem
pats. Connects at LynCnburE " TN hesa-
peake ami Ohm Ra ilvay fOr Lexington and
ingtOn 10 New Orleans v tnOut change. sun
set persona Il conducted tourist excursion
through sleeper on this tram every Nednes-
dsy and Saturday 20 san FTancisCO' It'll
4.0I D. Ei.-LocaI for Front Royal. stras-
burg and HarrisonbuTg, daily. except sun
4:19 p. m--Dany local for Charlottss-
S 90 D. m.-DafIy. except Sunday. NEW
YORK AND FLORIDA LIMITED: conn
posed Of Pullman's latest rawing ROOM
Compartment. observation. Library. anS
Dining Cars. for Jacksonville and Sc
Augustine. and drawing room car Tor
Augusta. with COnnectiOn Tor Alhen- -,
IO-43 o. fn.-Daily. wASHlNuI ION AND
sOf-THWESTERN. ESTIBULED. LIN
ITFp CnToposed OF PulImap Vestibuied
slee peTs, dining cars and DAY cdaches-
Fuliiuan SleepeTs New YORK 10 Nashvills.
Tenn. via Asheville. kugNvIlle and mat
tarooga. New York TO Tampa. VIA That
bite COlufu oIa. Sa Va ma 2 ud JaC 6SonN lille.
uniting at Danvine wiki Pullman sleeper
from Richmond to Augusta. VIA Columbia,
with connection for AIKEN, >. &, New
York 70 Memphis, via birmingham. New
York 10 New orleans. via Atlanta anG
Montgomery Yestibuled day coach wash
iDrrnf, 10 Atlanta. Southern Railway dining
car Greensboro 70 Montgomery.
TEAMS on WASHINuIJN AND OHIO
DTVISI0N leave Washington S-Ol a. IN
daily and 4 40 p. m daily. except sunday
and'6-IO m Sunday only for Round Hill:
A32 u, m. daily. except Sunday. l0r Lees
burg and $40 p. M daily for HerndOn.
Returning arrive at NaSnIn Gtun. 20 a.
m and 800 D. m. daily. 1TuI Round Hill.
and : :O6 a IN. daily. except SUNDAY from
HeT8don, and ; 81 "A. IA. daily NCcpt ; an
day from Lsesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive as
washington 8 AZ a. U-. go % On. and
g:!J D. IN. daily, and g 10 a. M daily, eX-
exceIit Monday HaUisJEburg. 40 ..
m and e:S5 4. H.. daily, except sunday,
and 8 80 a m. daily frcuI ChdTAt teSyI iis-
Tickets. sleeping car rCSeTVa zion. and tu-
formation furnished 81 offices, fn5 18TH
ut NV, OIL Pennsylvania avenue, and az
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Passenger Stati
IL s CANNON, 3Fd vice PresIde-ts
and General manager.
L. 81. CULP, Traffic Manager.
W. A. TURN, Gen. Pass. Agent.
L =. BROWN, Gen. Agt- Pass. Dept.
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TIA IL.ROADS.

Schedule in eject Nov. "a. 1897

Leave Washington from station corner
Oh New Jersey avenue and { st.
FUi chicago ana NoTtnwest. VestiDuled
Limited trains, 1l:O5, 1925 "a IN. sos
ror Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Indianapo-
rs Express, l1:25 a. IN. Vestiba!ed Lin
ror PittsouIg ami Cleveland expfess
daily 800 a. m. and $50 p. IN.
For Columbus, Ioiedo and Detroit, 1880
p. m.
Winchester and way stations, 70 a. IN,
t3:4O and 10: so D. IN.
ROT new Orleans Memphis, Birmingham
noke. 800 p. M, daily; sleeping cars
through.
Eof LaIay. $40 p. m, daily
x!:O5. x7.10. x7.3O, Ks, $50, 1880.
xIo.0O a. m, x12.O5 M. xt2.10. 1915.
xl.I5' x3:oo. $40, $40. $50, x5.95.
night Sundays. x7 90. X 10. x7ssO. $50.
1890 ss9 q. az m'' xi2io; xi;i5. i;29, $500.
x9.2o, IL 10, .x1 l so y. M, xI2.OI night
For Annapolis, ITO anuS-3Ua. a.. ESQ
and 5-3u ~ ~ Sundays, $50 a. N ADO
For Frederick. week days, 9, H. % a m
$50, $50 - H. sundayrs~ y a ~. ss-f.r5
For Hsgerstown. tI1.O5 o. IN. and-4S, 30
. For Boyd and way points. week days,
SEQ a. m, 40, 5-3o, 90 p M. Sun
For Caithersburg and way points. week
days, 8, 9, a. M, 1880, 3-15. A is: 5l35.
100, 11.30 u. m Sundays, 8 a. m,
l.15, A 80. 7.O1, lU.1 . y. ~. -.
FOR Washington junction al nd wa v points.
8 a. M, 4.3O, $50 y. M. Week days
a. fn.. / 10 u. M. Sundays
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
All trains illuminated with Plntsch light
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
the East, week days. 7,05. 3, 10 a. NJ,
II. 90, 1 10 tall Dining Cars. 3. 1905 Din
ing Carl, (l2.01 night. Sleeping Car open
at 10 o'clock. Sundays, 7.O5. 8 a. m.
u.15 Dining Carr, 3, t5.U5 Dining carr
l2.o night. Sleeping Car open 20 o chick.
Additional train for Philadelphia, daily.
p. IN.
Parlor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, % a. IN. 1 . .05 noon,
and LIZ and u. IN. week days. 8 a. o..
Sundays-
For Cape May, ~ O5 noon.
Except Sunday. xExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from ho-
tells and residences by Union Transfer Co
on orders left at ticket offices, 6i9 Penn
syly8nia avenue northwest, New York
avenue and Fifteenth street. and at depot.
WA. II. GREENE, II. 3. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND D
STREETS.
30 a. III. week days.-PITTS BURG Ex-
fKESS-ParlOr anu Dining Cars, Harris
1O:51 A. a. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping. Dining. Smo king and
ObservdtfJu Cars, HarrIsBUTg TO chicago.
Cincinnati, indianapolis, st. Louis. Cleve-
band and Toledo. Buffet PariOr Car TO
10 DO A. 81, FAST LINE-PuHnan Buffet
PaTlor Car 10 Harrisburg. Buffet ParlOE
Car, Harrisburg 70 Pfttsburg.
$40 p. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
Sleeping Car Washington To ST.
risburg 10 ST. Louis, Nashville Ivia Gin
Cinnatil and Chicago.
30 =. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS-PuI-
man Sleeping Car to Pittsburg, Chicago.
anti Harrisburg 10 Cleveland. Dining Car
7:20 2. ~ soUTHwEsTERN EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Cars Washington 20
Pitt s1urg anu Harrisburg TO Sc. Louis
anu Cincinnati. Dining Car.
1910 y n; PACIFIC EXPRESS Pull
Lao A NJ IOr kabe. Cana nnaig "a Roches-
Ter ana Niagara Falls daily, except sun
1870 A. NJ. for EImira ana Remove daily,
eexsSpt Sunday. Foe wiIliansport daily.
T.2O +. 81. for wiIiamsport, Rochester.
Erie, Buffalo anu Niagara Falls daily.
except saturday. with Sleeping Car,
washing ton to Buffalo.
HI AZ Z ~ IOf LIE GAndffid lIua, ROCQea-
ter, Buffalo ana Niagara Falls daily.
Pullman Sleeping Car Washington "
Ret hester Saturdays only.
For PhiladelPhia, New York ard tho
400 p. m. "CON1hESSIONAL LIN
- TED" daily. all ParIOT Cars. " It'll BIN
Ing Car from Baltimore. Regular at 700
Dining Car, 500, 300. IO:OO Dining
L1ingtOnI a. ~. 12:45. 3I5. 40. $50.
1000 and 100 p. IN. On sunday, 200.
lpinIng Carr, 500. 300. 11:gO Dining
Car from Wilmington, a. M. 1915, 3 10
40, g. 80. 1000 ana / so D. IN. For
Philadelphia only. Fast Express. $50 q.
M. weekds Express. 2. p IA. week
Boston. Without change, 100 a. III. week
=. ia rs, and 4: 20 p n. daily 90
fG 500 I6o6 1913 90 and nd 400 90 mo- %.
12:15. 12.45. 12.5S. col. 3;I5. $40,
go 4l19 81, Ia 40 40. S;49, 6;15s
Il;5O p. IN, On sunday. Too, 500.
300. SOB, 1880. 1l.O1 a. M, 1915.
ll:1l55, GOi s;l5s $40, 400 6LipTnit oSii.
1910 and lI:5O D. IN.
For Pope Creek Line. $50 a m and
4:as p. m, daily, except sunday. :.
and 8 40 p; m. daily, except sunday.
Atlantic Coast Line lOTida special"
Tampa, go y. ~ week days, Express
Tor Florida and points on Atlantic COass
Line. 4:3O a. no, 81. 40 D. m. daily Ricn-
mond only, 1857 a ~. wee a day s, At
lanta Special via Richmond and sea
board Air Line, 4. 40 y. IA. daily. AC-
CommOdatiOn for QuautiCO, 7.45 a. IA.
daily and 4.25 y. n. weekdays
Seasa-Ore Connections.
FOr Atlantic City tvia DeIawa River
Bridge. aH-raiI rOUteb. 9.15 o. m, daHys
Via Market street wharf, 1000 and 200
a. M. A > p III, weekdays. and l1.5O
y. IN, daily.
For Cape May. HOO a. m, week days.
1850 p. m. daily.
Ticket offices corner Fifteenth and @
streets, and at the station, sixth and
streets. where orders can be left for the
checking of baggage to destination frOia
hotels and Tesidences
J.HHUTCHINSON, GeneraINanager
K. WOOD. General Passenger A genE.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHEAPEST FIhST-CLASS CARPENTER
weather strips furnished applied =
cents send postal. MAChEN- 1911 9Th
st. Ivy. JAIL OF eta
SHEET MUSIC: special Monday. coon
SC. BECK Gk'S 81 St. near 9Th. 1t
BANJO and guitar: Thorough and rapid
INSTRUCTIONS. MR.. and MRS. J.. l..
CHAIR Gaming. mattress making and up-
bUlsteTing 'Inisued n best style. drop
postal FOR estimates. l.. a. JOHNSON,
4l9 81. NV. Ja29-3t
JUST tiink or paying only s. up for
having rooms papered with rich. stylish
Paper That's all We charge Tor the very
cur newest designs +. q. NOLTE. $40
9Th II. No branch. ls2S-tf
STRANGER to introduce her work will
ma 6e peri eCt-fitting gowns, So up; skirts.
81: highest refs. AuurrSs ) ia Nj q. TINS
Office. 9a2e-3t,em
HIGHEST cash prices paid for second
hand furniture, carpets. pianos, entire
bou ses. stocks OF ali kinds. 0dreSs JON rs,
1904 Mass ave. NV. te7-3mo
BAY and Might classes in ure~su,a king,
French system, easy terms. 2l34 Pa.
ave Ja21-6tem
sPIRITU ALISM-The Mystic World on
sale at Rrentanos. Balla tyue's, Nor
h. 7th and F, 3l3 eth >w., st and II, 22l
Pc. ave. So, or address NJ. w. MOORE,
jr.. BIS 9th Price. 20 cents. Ja25-l0t
CAPITOL MARKET, % and c NV. In
quire a. cigar store, llS Pa ave NV.
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FOR SAIE-BICYCLES .

FOR SAIE- Bitf1 tLES.
FOR SALE S97 Hamilton bicycle; a.
gear. perfect Condition: used only slightly :,
$50 4. -. this Office. ia = l 81. EN-
FOR SALE-BiC yCleS. from 81 % up; all in
firSt-Class condition; we are agents for
the Olive. Record. Envoy and Fleet wing
W" are hcadqua for cycle Sunlries.
JONES X FELLOWS, 81 < Sth 81. NV.
Item
FOR SALE A Columbia $3.50. Hart
ford, SIS; Fowler, $50: Eclipse. $50,
Phoenix, $50; the ahOVe-named wheels are
In good condition, and are bargains agency
for the Phoenix and Waltham Comet bi-
cycles. Il. X. BURR, 727 4th st. NV
ja29-3t-em
FOR SALE A ladies' S91 Eclipse, per
feet condition: S25. and "a ne " I Sy7 Comet
Racer: :; bah bearing; S125 ma chine for
S55. r. Z. BURR, TT 4th ST NV.
Ja29-:;t-em
FOR SALE Rambler bicycle, 90 pounds;
perfect coalition, good rs new; $50.
Can Monday, any hour. $50 F.. Cap. ST.
ja2S-3t
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DAZZLING & DONY,

FNIN EhS,
60 18th ST, opp. Woodward & LothTop'S,
work equal 10 the best prices what they
should Bt-no higher. la2l I'm
A%TED-Old postage stamps depart
nlerts especially desired. J. ~. BAR
TELS n CO. 20: l4th St NV.
lal 4-lmO,e EN-
ARE you going 20 sell or store your
household effects. II so phone 1874
OF drop postal to
MARCUS NOTES.
637 La. ave. NV,
where you are assured OF liberal dealing
ana good returns. Ja1Stf
WANTED ola postage stamps. depart
ment; foreign stamps wanted especially.
colleCg ions bought I. W BRA DIE I 81
Attn st. NV. JalS-lmo
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LOST

LOST--FoX terrier pup. male. brown head
and ears; Hack spot ON back: black tail
with White lip, body spotted sli gntly. he
ward II returned to 26IS X ST. NV Item
DOST-S unday. silk watch guard: with
gold buck anu iutagliO charm, going
from 81. Sc. through Attn 10 Va. ave
Liberal rev ard If returned to 30 LIST ST.
So Item
LOST-A cocker spaniel; an black; dock
ed tail \ liberal reward IL returned In
425 Ia. ave. NV. 1t
LOST-BlacH ana tan shepherd dog. named
kOla nd Please return same To "a h
81 NV. and receive reward. ja3l-3t
Los diamond inlaid lady's gold watch,
suspended 10y a bow shaped pin, with
Initials NJ. 4. g.. =" on ~ 81. bet Il aud
ID SjS. -. suitable reward ii returned to
drug store. >lS ith st.ng. Ja3n-3t
LOST Between sth and 10Th SITS. NV, q
package pbotus., please return aud re-
reive rewar 4. 431 l1th NV. Ja3o-3J
LOST-In front OF McCill building. Jan
uaTy "a. diary. Plea ~ return 10 Room
so. McGill Bldg, and receive re ward.
is29-st
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Madame LAMONT,

Clairvoyant and paImist; advice on bust.
ness, love aud family affairs. names Ia
full; madame convinces the most skeptical;
Ice, soc and ST. 1903 u st. NV. 1a4-lm
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ars Fail, Consult
Mrs. DIR. REMTER,

in obstetrics. gold medal awarded for the
science OF obstetrics from the University
OF Munich, Bavaria; treats successfully
women's complaints and irregularities, pr
waite SanitaTium for ladies before and dur
ing confinement. office hours from 3 TO
g p. IN. No. 61@ Pa. dve NV, Washing
ton. D. c ja27-tf
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
aOs F Street Northwest

9OS F street NOrthwest.
Gold Filings and bridge work a spe-
cialty. at the lowest price, am6lgam fill
fngs, SOC; full sets OF te eth on plates, S5;
extracting either by gas or local spray,
absolutely painless, Soc without. sc; all
work done by experts AID guaranteed the
best; open ON Sundays from 10 to 3
o clock. mh22 item
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FOR EXCHANGE.

NANTED-To exchange 40 acres; stock
ed in fruits and berries: mile and quar-
ter from Rochester. n. Y. half nilc from
trolley cars FOR farm lands nea this city.
Address B.. 1902 | st. NV. Ja29,3t
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FOR SAI.E-FARAIS

FOR SALE-At great sacrifice. fine truck
farm: ClOss to city; chea pest place around
Washington; grand opportunity for both
home and Investment. Address RURAL.
tins office. ja2S-Bt-en -
FOR SALE-A first-c,ass st1cE or d1uy
farm or / u acres near Mt Vernon. VI
| t-room house, icehousc and all necessary
outbuildings. For further particulars adj
dress owner II. X. HUNTERSoN. 1901
III 81. NV. ja2%-;.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOB SALE--OT will exchange, for gro
ccries or coal, robes. storm covers, >
hOrse bla nkets and strings OF bells. al
L st. Ew Item
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FOR HIRE.

DRESS SUITS for hire at CARRIERS, TIN
and II SITS nOi6-Q
FOR HIRE-EuiI dress suits, 81 only
JULIUS COHEN, 11O4 Tth st. NV.
nol0-tf-em
FOR HIRE-To Grumuiers and business
men, horse and buggy OF dayton. - per
day and special prices for pleasure uriy-
ing Apply to the REX STABLES, rear
615 L st NV e; telephOne call, lOS. ap3O-tf
PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING.
Printing 500 cards 75c-; 500 envelopes.
75c., 500 note heads, 75c.; 500 state
msnts, Toe binding magazines, 5Oc.;
miscellaneous hooks rebound u. ~.
WILLIAMS, 6I5 7tb 81. NV. fs0-0
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Dr.LeafheE-y11an

EXPERT PECiALIST. TO years ex.
peuence.I All private diSea es quickly and
cured in any stage. Consultation free.
Hours, B TO IL to 5. Tues,
Thurs and Sat. Evenings, to 8.
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w ANTED-PIANOS .

WANTED-.An upright piano for care, or
low rent; hest of care: little used. Adj
dress NJ. L. w, 1012 9Th ST. NV. city.
ja30-4t
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WANT TO SELL ANYTHING? Puta 20
cent wa Mt ai!letin The Tiinesand get a POck
ct Cash Register free.
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FOR SALE-HOU SES

FOR SALE A bargain. 2-story and ia -
ment, press brick, rooms, a. m. l.; = ST.
NV, bPtweeu 9Th and Sth. A ddreSS REAL
ESTATE, this office. ja3l-
FOR SA LE-SOme of the most attractive
houses on 18th ST., and at the most
reasonable prices. JOHN SHERMAN, Clio
] 4th st. NV. del 6-tf
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FOR RENTING large. furnished rooms
Tor light housekeeping; all conveniences;
price very reasonable. l19 Pa. ave. NV.
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sIIuAIIoNs wANTEu,-MALH


AS III II. ur. Item
WANTED BY young man, Of good appear
anCe. position a. collector. refs. A I. Ad-
dress 4. !. N. tins office. ia 81 Stem
WANTED by two reliable women. general
uDu>eyurk CnsnIhes maid, nurse tauuure>s,
city references. 1902 IL lOth -. NV.
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ANTEp-Sy Young wlite man. expert
euCcd with HOrseS place with private
family. can give refs. !. thus oTfIca
ya2S-3t-eUI
NANTED-TO get IN good shop To complete
uade as timer: IL years experience.
t. B.- this Office. la gg-.st .pH
NTEp-i'ositiou at anything: % wears
old. whi-r good r,fs. HAHN. lO9
I'd NV. iagg3r
WANTED A gentlemen WIN pay $40 Der
uIOnJil a long a. retaiu"droTa ttovernnleUt
position paving $50 pes month. Address
ttNFIDEA rlAL F., this office.
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STOLEN .

STOLEN Rambler bicycle, No. 1929;
model 90; rams horn handlebars. reward.
Apply TO DAhIN'S BICYCLE DETECTIVE
AGENCY, $50 n. Z. ave. NV. Jas -3t