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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-19
"MORUS MULTICAULIS."

There is a curious similarity be-
tween physical and mental diseases.
The study of psychology is yec in its
beginnings. and, therefore, the nature
of the moral and mental diseases is not
known. Apparently, there are spirit
ual microbes just as there are physical
microbes. land boom, stock spec
ulative craze. a Klondike expedition.
however foolish or absurd it may be,
will make the majority in a commune
ty daft. The precise mental opera
tiOns by which community loses its
senses, and at the same time sincerely
believes that it is in the very fullest
possession Of them, have not yet been
told, although LIE Bon. in that re-
markable book, the Crowd has WV
idly described the phenomena of the
way in which men, ordinary sensible,
will, when moving in mass, become lu
natics.
One of the widest of the speculative
craZes of this century was thai Of he
siIkworm industry, or the 'morus null
ticaulis'' mulberry speculation dur
ing the years 1859. Attempts hal
been made for many years, without
success, to raise the silkworm. The
mulberry plant, morus alba, did not
flourish, but the "multicaulis' was in
troduced at that time, cnrlousiy
enough now, from the Philippines, and
it was believed that it would furnish
abundant food for the silkworm, and
the production of raw silk woull be
so vast that the entire nation would
get rich in a few years.
The craze began in New England.
Plants and seeds were imported from
Italy. Several reputable business men
engaged in setting out nurseries. The
steady farmers became interested. The
price of seed and plants began to rise
People living in towns pulled up their
flower beds and cultivated the null
berry.
The microbes OF this mental disease
mysteriously spread through the Mid
die States. The farmers Of New Jer-
sey, Maryland and Pennsylvania TOOK
up the cultivation of the plant. The
few men in every community VINO
were pessimists and took gloomy
views" about the value of the indus
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-19
BAD

The ladies who have wisely under
taken 10 establish a cooking school
here and defy the Asiatic Philistines,
must push their campaign against ig-
nOrance and insolence with the ut
most persistence. They should give
no quarter whatever, as soon as they
are sure Of their position. Indeed, the
events almost justify a Reign of Ter
ror and free use of the gulilotine on
these creatures who are destroying
the peace Of our homes by their bad
cooking.
Nor will it be an easy task to bring
order and contentment out of the ex-
listing conditions.
1t might not be inconsiderate to in
sist that many benevolent missions be
suspended for some months, and the
funds and energies of the community
be applied to the Strengthening of
home defenses, the tranquility of the
kitchen.
We have imported laborers, me-
chanicS,t merchants clerks, teachers
missionaries and professional men.
We have made these Islands the happy
abode of doctors and lawyers But we
have trusted to Heaven and the igno-
rant of Asia for the care of the stom-
ach-the human boiler-on which
health and energy depends, just as ig-
norant firemen trine with steam boil
ers.
In our gallantry we are pleased to
call women the Queens OF our house
holds" But they have permitted
themselves to be miserable slaves to
most wretched cooks.
They will not place themselves
where they should be until they have
reduced the cooks to subordinate
rank. tayu
In order to make themselves free
there must be, first of all, thorough
organization. Only despotism of en-
ergy will do anything. Some person
should be selected who has faith, reso-
luton, health and unfiagging energy.
If a woman is selected, she should be
given absolute power to act. There
should be at her command a consider
able sum of money, enough to make a
vigorous campaign. The sum of $4,000
would not be too large, in view of the
ends to be reached. The community
spent 100000 in entertaining Ameri-
can soldiers. 1t should be as liberal
in contributions to this cause, which
concerns our own civilization
Two objects must be kept in view.
One is an abundant supply of cooks.
The second is that they should be we'll
trained. cooking school which
graduates constantly, from month to
month, number Of cooks, will make
a surplus Of them in due time, and
leave the housekeepers masters of the
situation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-19

/ try, were sneered at, and as usual the
finger Of scorn was pointed 81 them
/ by the enterprising citizens who knew
/ how to develop the vast resources OF
/ the continent.
| In 1888 the delirium became a gen
eral mania. Mulberry plants sold for
the price of 81, 81 and SO each. In or
binary times their value would be less
than one cent each. Hothouses were
built in order TO raise them during the
winter season. Finally a small cut
ting with a bud on it, sold as high as
SO. \ small thimbleful of seed brought
SO. Spectators travelled through the
country, buying up plants and retail
ing them 10 all classes and conditions
OF people.
The microbes got in the Capitol at
Washington. n Congressional COM
mittee was appointed to examine into
the matter, and on that committee
was the famous Daniel Webster, and
that great merchant Of Boston, Abbott
Lawrence. The manufacture of sew
ing silk was begun on a small scale,
and enthusiastic patriots preached
about the magnificent destiny that
awaited the American nation through
the silkworm. Henry Clay in the Sen
ate bounded off into limitless space,
when he described the coming glory of
American silk manufacturing. The
conservatives kept quiet in order
to avoid the charge of being un-Amer-
lean. A horse broke into a small gar
den patch of mulberry plants, situated
in a country village of Massachusetts,
and ate up $1,000 worth of plants in
short time.
Finally the disease wore itself out,
as other physical diseases spend their
force. Suddenly a rational moment
came, and it killed the microbes. 1t
became evident enough to every one
that the raising of the SilkWorm and
the spinning of the silk was business
that required close attention, and con-
slant and cheap labor. Many thou
sands of people were ruined because
they could not sell the plants for which
they had paid such high prices. The
pessimists smiled, while the deluded
farmers denounced those VINO had en-
couraged them to engage in the bust
ness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-19

Hoods Pills cure al I!yer MS aad
~ - s'S Sick Headache. &C.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-19
sa ps;iiia

Is the beSt-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold BY all druggists. 81; siS for So
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-19

The tulip mania in Europe, two hun
dred years before the mulberry mania,
was in every respect like the later ma
MIA. The beauty of the tulip attract
ed the people of Holland, and the craze
for it's cultivation rapidly spread over
Europe. Property was sacrificed in
every direction in order to engage in
the business of cultivating and selling
them. The price rose to such extrava-
giant figures that choice tulip brought
at one time nearly $4,000 A sailor,
mistaking a tulip for an onion, ate
one valued at $14OO
When the 'Emorus multicaulis" craze
took place, two hundred years later,
the history of the tulip mania was UNI
known to the people of America, be-
cause they did not read about such
things, and no one cared to listen to
the students and scholars who had
only book learning.
Each community finds its own expe-
rience, falls into holes" and gets out
of them as best it can, and it has a
strong dislike to those who tell the
stories about deep and disastrous
holes of speculation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-19
DISlNFECTINE

With the heat of summer comes the
the cesspool, vault and cellar. You
must be on your guard against the ac-
emulation of trash, garbage, ETC.; IL
is dangerous to have around.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-19
INSURES

No skill is required to have the air
about your home pure. The cost is tri-
fling and effect is wonderful. Disin-
fectine as prepared by us will serve the
purpose.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-19

This disease, or delirium, appears
periodically in the United States and
runs its course. Just now it is at the
feverish point in the capitalization of
some thousands of millions in trust
company securities. The promoters of
these trusts present the most convinc-
ing arguments about their great value,
and when the people become infected
with the microbes of speculation they
schemes, however chimerical or non
sensical they may be.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-19

If YOU LOVE your wife take her Ia
he ORPHEUM tonight.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-19
PURE

We have it prepared in quantities to
supply any or all demands. We will
deliver to your home, if within the city
limits, trial bottle at % cents. Don't
neglect 10 order bottle at once.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-19
IR.

Those who are familiar with the
article order it by the gallon, which
proves beyond all doubt tina. it is the
proper thing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-19
Well Made
vi AXE s We'll

Hoods Sarsaparilla Is prepared BY ex-
Perienced pharmacists OF todsy, who have
brought TO the production OF this great
medicine the best results of medical re-
search. Hoods Sarsapsrilla Is a modern
medicine, containing just those veeetA BILE
ingredients which were seemingly in
tended by Nature herself for the alleyia-
tion OF human ills. 1t purifes and en-
riches the blood, tones the stomach and
digestive organs and creates an appetite;
il absolutely cures all scrofula erup;!ons,
boils, ptmpics, sores, salt rhcuui and
every form of skin disease; curc- liver
complaint, kidney troubles, streart hens
and builds up the nervous system. n en-
tirely overcomes that tired feeling. giving
strength and energy in place OF ySeakne-s
and languor. IL wards of malaria IT,
phoid fever, and by purifying The blood IL
keeps the W hole system healthy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-19

Everyone enjoys it; your health de-
ponds upon it. You can just as well
have it as your prudent neighbor. Old
and young alike endorse ii.
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FOR RENT-PTaNos.

FOR Splendid square TilEg-. 52 per mo-;
upright pianos - month, shy NOT have
rule iu Jbe house: +. O.. SMITH, Iz25 Pa
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II RAILROADS,
Washington, Alexandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway
fIOln StaJion, "a. Ave. and ia s.


In effect May l. lSg1
FOR Alexandra, week days-G.So. 7.0t X 81
500 s:S5, $50. e;Z0 1900. HOO, Il:45 a m..
Slz.o5' l2:2N. loo, 1l;20. I;45. 200 'K2:ls.
80 XS:oo S:25, xS:5o xi:i5 4;52 sos. x5:2O.
2;fe X6;0l, $50. 7.o6 7-S5, 500. 500. 1880,
u:2o. 1859 p. m
Snndays-7:f5, $500 0.45. 1880. uI5 a. n.
lz;0O noon, 1855. 1880, 2:15. 500, s.35. 4;So,
30, 600. 6:t5, 40. Sis $500. 1900, l.sO,
u;51 2. IN.
FOR Mt. Vernon, week days-6.S0 500. xI0:ao.
~. 7I;oO a. m xl2:o5 xl:2O. x2;Oo, x3:oo. xS:5o.
So sandays-9;oo a. m, 1900 noon, ais. s:i5.
for Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge week days
-s;O0' zs.S5, $50. z9:25. 1000, Il.00. zi2:05,
zl22o. l:o0, z1:45. 200. ESQ $500. ss5, zi.15
o'0o' 1920. 500, $50. T.08. 500 p. m.
sundays-7;45, 900. o;45. $50 HIS a. m.
i2;O0 noon, PAS 40, Els. 500, S:i5. $50.
5;l5. 500. GAS, 30, s:t5 p. NJ
Parcels carried on al trains. Baggage checked.
TSEzpress. To St. Asaph only. ITO Arlington
only. J. COLvIN. Sapesintendent
G. E. ABBOT. President. myl-tt
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR sALE-At a sacrifice, an Harrison St, Ana
costa hous- and two lots, 44X12O; Sroom
frame. front porch, etc- in good conditions price
only SIlg); terms to suit Address Bon 33l,
this office. oc2l-3t
FOs sALE-l5lO 1th st. ne, cor Calan, 3-story
bay window brick; a. m. l.; in good oondi-
ti0H; viii Lg sacrificed for -, 900; terms 20 suit.
Address Box 3D. this office, oc2,-3t
FOR SALE Centrally located. pretty 2-story,
OF brick and stone; rooms, tiled bath; every
convenience; cash, S4,sG5. Address Bon 33G, this
office. It
FOR SALE-N3rr bargains on Capitol Hill;
fine .-story, bay window house, opposite Con-
gTcssional Library. S rooms. a. N. j.; perfect
condition; only 1000; 800 cash, easy payments.
Nice s-room frame, a. IN. T.. - it, front by l45
It. deep; center of Capitol Hill; only $500. g.
room brick a. IN. J.. cost -, 500 to build; rents
for Sli per month; only 81, 800 nice Groom
frame, l1t 2)Slg). only 81 $50. JOHN II. O'DON-
NELL BOP Pa ave. Sc, Capitol Hill. oc26-3t
FOR SALE lst st. NV. only first-class Broom and
bath house IN NV, for S3 500; easy terms IL
r. HOWENSIElN go f ST. NV oc2j3t EN-
FOR sALE-Fine little home, cheap, No. llo5
-. ne; . stories; mod. imps. bJy-wiudow;
in perfect condition; owner going South; must
sell; price 50 600; 500 cash; balance SO per
month; house ought to rent for $3.50 PER month;
~ same block The Northeast Temple and market
house are in; don't miss this opportunity; house
open. O. II. BRYANT Wardar Bldg. oc24 4-8t, en-
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ron sALE-FARAis.

FOR SAILED acres. IS miles from CITY. in
Montgomery county, Md small house aud
barn: ,tor-.. schools and churches nearby. am
authorized 20 srll al The I5w asure gf So pei
scre.
200 acres in Prince Geer-e county. Mo- s
miles from White House. h-laaE house and oul
buildings good soil; bargain at SIS pr acre
26s acres g-Taom house and aJ out1uidiuEs
everything in fr-t-tlIss condition and being a,u
run as a dairy farm. 81 mile fTem station. uE
MeylndIia and Fredericksburg p r. 81 miles
from Washington, = mile nom Potomac RIVER
truit in abundance; place tE5t needs na im-
proyements ard a snap st - 2ad; also d large
list Of others equally rs loW,
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5Is E Sc. NV
oc2j- cod
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WALL PAPER.

CALL or -cna postal to If. *. P. % st. NV,
hc will do your paPllIus aad painting, a.I
worA 9aaEaUt-ei- oe-3-4t EN-
We PROMISE yau beforehand shat vau won
-ret 20. ii SIS paper yeur r-aus-. wc'll give
you tae l.-5 s,rs jaay carr. aud s.ill can DO;
yuI can ssirc. tom t,s hantisaruest wallpaper
shown l.s .u; -gj ve ctar-e cu.s - up.
T. g.. NGITE. SD 2.H s. ~ branch. oe25-tf
FAPEG hanging aEI painting, rooms pgpgred 2
rp; aucsi work. latest designs HUNF. tslS
st. aw. or2s-5s
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk. New
- port News, and all points South 10y the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" aud Wash.
- fngton. on the following schedule:
Ly. Washington d. 30 pm Ly Portsmouth 90 On,
Lv. Alexandria 90 pm Lv. Norfolk .. As pni
Ar Fl Monroe. 7-DD am Lv. II Monroe. 9 IS pm
Ar. Norfolk. . Loo am Ar. Alexandris. q 30 ,,,,
Ar. Portsmouth.S.l5 10 am Ar. Washington : 20 SIn
- Tickets Oh sale at sI7 Penn ave- b. anu
- U ticket Office, 5I9 Penn. ave, and corner
- 10th St and N. Y. ave, C. & o. ticket Of.
- ncss' at 54S Penn ave, and 600 iith 81
- b A. l. ticket Office, l4Si " Y. ave. and
- on board steamera
BA For further information apply at gen.
- eral offices. 7th st. wharf. Wash d. c.
- Phone, 750.
nO2s-ti JOHN CALLAHAN General Manager.
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nUsINEss CHANCES.

FOR SALE l4-rcom house. nicely furnished. filed
with roomcrs; price, 500; call 1900 New
Yors ave. NV. oc27-3t
FOR sALE-BicycIc repair shop clearing $50
month"; stock wheels, sUndrigs etc; owner
going Vest. Box 32i this Ciice. oc25-3t em
$50 VIII Buy the best small business ia Wash
ia-toR; suitable for man cr woman. Box 3-3,
this office Item
FOR SALE Grocery and frut store sl5 Pa. ave.
oc26-st,em
FREE. $1,000 lg-pagc pictorial booklets" illus
tGaGuE tor Nyer Heights. Drop postal for
as many eopi.s as you desire. FULTON r. COR
DON, 1906 c.. Cc21-3r
BUTTER tsGd o Street Marsct; finely equipped;
good paving business; splendid opportunity.
III Mop 3p- i 81 NV oa2jat.e en-
FOR SALE si3cdaor milk wagon; nearly new.
CAL 6l2 N st. nv. og25.alcm
#ANrED-P@rtuer with SIPS cash: couple sim
gle; oyster store; no 0Ppositloui call person
ably, cyeHtuult: tar sale. hoo / 81. NV. bci.
Conn. ave. and isih 81. oc25.3J en-
FOR SALE Grocery store and fixtures; good lo-
cation; cash Trade. Address EON 2sJ, TINS Of
nco oc25-5t
Sj00-MJsr BE SOLD on account cf sickness din
stand iu.l iEve-tguuop; rent only SD; no agents.
Address BoA z9i, this o;iiee. oc2i-St
FOR SALE s25l. grocery in northwest; doing
Sood busiHess; cd established stand; reason
given Ad.r,-, BIS slL.t4.a Office. oe24-5tem
LUW-pRICED PRINTING. Gigh-c class work. OAR
LING, I3iis 9th st Hw. oc2i-5I. cIn
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FOR sALE-sUBUhBAN.

FOR SALE-la4 acres and sroom house 10 miIas
from city, :. mile to station Jiue spring,
plenty ai fruit; a bargain and home within the
reach OF al; price S6J0. ABRAHAM FISHER, 5i2
81 my. JC25-3i-eUd
FOR SALE-At public auction, on November l8,
poles Of land at Rosslgn rear yirsinia end o.
Aqueduct Bridge large uiiding, fine shade trees.
and 300 feet of dccp water river front also Il fine
stone quarry on the land; VIII sell ct private
sale. JAMES L. CLEMENTS, 1921 + ST. Gw.
oo2G-Si
FOR SAIE-Lot at West Chevy Chase, near Dis
tgilt Zinc; fare irpm city; double youl
money ncSt spring. Apply PRANK SrnETN,
Tenieytown and Glen Eehs Junction. ce25-St
FOR sALE--Ten acres, 5roem house, near Wash
ington. bsautifui, cheap. Address Box ~.
this cf3ce. cg2l-3t, en-
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SITUATIONS wANrED-,rALE.

Advertise HsenGs under this head
viii be Inserted for one ceot "a word
Tor each Insertion
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wANTED-RoozS.

wASTED-ROOMS
WANTED-By couple with baby. two nicely fur
nisaed communicating roOms, for light house
keeping: state terms, which must be reasonable
Address Bon S53, TINS Office. 1t
WANTEB-Two furnished rooms for light house
keeping; man and wife. Address BON 80,
this office oc2I-3J
WANTED Three furnished rooms, well heated;
convenient 10 Mckcndrec ". +. Church and
Government Printing O1hce- address Bon $40,
this office. Cc21-3t
WASTED-0ne large or two medium unfurnished
rooms; sunshine, heat, gas; within blocks
Of ard lIth stss hy two adults; IS limit. Ad-
dress Box 59S THIS office. Item
WANTED-By lady, two unfur. communicating
rloms; near G.. p. O.; heat and gas. Ad-
dress Box 3.2 this office. oc26-3tem
WANTED gentleman ard wife, 30 children,
three rooms and bath, with nice family, ia
either ue. or So; references exchanged. Address
bon z6J. this Office. oc2i-5t
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LOST


L0sr-N "Wednesday morning. about 1880. eu llJh
-t Bet asH tarauu Art Gallery,
Itg.s brown leather poragtFra.- Reward. Il rg-
lwu.l g., .1I Westminster n. uw. a.Er.Hf, ,sfa
lost October 2G. male scotch collie. white
bsg Eifh Iuau head, raH. -Allr.-H,'
about 1850 ana aaa-as.f years a'6, o8 collar tHe
..'l wing Interruption: Miss RGta Moore. II E--.
a5-H -t. AsH York CRY Finder kindly rct1a
..la fn British Hubgssy, 1850 Conn. ave. uv. and
Ie,r.sa --s4Ei- irem
LaST-U.f.h-r 2a f.m8c collie dog brown.
yl#la iaea. aHite collar around neck uaur
.r- a- Nu. 1876. WI receive reward iy la-
tzl-rz % - y. Cap 81. ae-...ai .aia
LOST Facerar. grld-Howed splryac.as Reward,
d returned 10 SIS 81. Eg.. oozj-a;, era
LOST October ID foN terrier ld,,h blag. blaze
Gee, Tag b5 Reward if returned ~ 1853
= Or. Ea. ec2I5t
Ig>T -HhiIo Cuban poodle. mar ath and g.
Liberal reward 81 returned 70 MRS GLOVER,
.iJ o. --. HW oc25-3t
The times., 1899-10-27
FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-Wheels from $50 sat up; steel tires.
J. T. HUNTER & co, 5-3 10th NV oc27-3t
FOR SALE-One platform wagon, suitable fer
butcher or baker. 14I5 s. Sc. oc27-5t
FOR sALE-Ccntlc family bay horse, VERY sound.
122o ID = E7. oc2d-at,eul
FOR SALE-A fine pair Of matched bay horses.
suitable ;or private team; 1919 hands high;
we'll hy0Sr; ais, the finest kusl-4ctnE bay horse
i'm the cify, ~usrEbl# Tor hsgu-llm w c1rriage.
Apply REN STABLES. Rear CIj E ST. Hw.
oc2t8t
FOR sALE-A pair OF sound work OF driving
horses. viii seI@Eate. 4lp vi So. nv.. 3 fore
or after Z. ga-'ft g1E
FOR >ALE-Tso $ Is hzsvy double wagon harness,
SO and SIS; uEs ST ls-ys double wagon
breeding, trace chains. and piG-s and aIl-s;
AL AaH4-5cale, $50; ul -.l@ully U,.dt fr'l-- He
sold ~ once go r..-. .u tsta.e, -.la hr a.sa no
@FRNULLER's HARNESS FACf1Fi- GH La
ave. o-1-it
FOR SALE Large bay horse, I5 bands highs
cheap. @2> 18th --. Uc. csza5
FOR sALE-l-lo Ohio ave- uT.. several scyalE-
hand wagons and busgias SULLIVAN.
cc15-Gt
FOR SALE-B,a,k rHarc. Nellie; can tr1t in 2.51,
suitable Tor ladies TO r,de or Lrsre. Rear is3
Pa. ucZt-,t
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FOR EXCHANGE.
ScheduIc IN etect tur-s IS. 81

FOR EXCHANGE -EqHity Of S6el1 in I5-reom
h1uza iu hur location for ltrm Or suburban
home AtdIess BuN @i2. ibis office 0cZl CO
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FOR RENT-gLATs.
ron sALE-sI1scELLANEoU-.

FOR sALE-SIIsCELLANEoU-.
sI75; worth 500. Address 523 1O,h ST. nv.
FOR SALE-Plate glass, cheap; 20xl00; 1s2s0;
24xBS; 2sN7O. Address BOX 350, this office.
oc27-5t
FOR SALE-Large mantel, gilt mirror, suitable
Tor mi!liner; large miTrored walnut wardrobe,
Seiuway square piano, cost 5000 cheap; also other
furniture. 1925 10th NV. ce2l-3t
FOR SALE-W,bster's international Dictionary;
the standard authority in all branches easy
weekly OF monthly payments. {. G. HARRISON,
402 + Sc. oc27-3t
FOR SALE-Pointer puppy; partly broken; out Of
pedigreed stock. ". }. MANGAN, 1927 jth
FOR SALE Two Iatrobos, in good condition. 1925
10th st. oc27-5t
SEWING MACHINES, 50 and 81: all the attach
ments, warranted. FUNK'S, 81 G st. se.
FOR SALE-Cheap, carpenters chest, with tools;
an No. ] chance. Apply to c. COLLINS,
III 18th ST. LW. oc2U-3t en-
FOR SALE-Finc Irish setter; also thoroughly
broken rabbit hound; cheap. Can after q,
l54I CorcOran II. Oc25-3t en-
FOR Reproduction Won Tborow's Lost
Dogs size original; handsomely framed. For
private view and price address Box 22J, shls Office.
oc23-3t, en-
viii sell 10 lass than hail to Immediate cash
purchaser. Address Bon BIG, this ofice. oc2d-5t
FOR SALE-One latest improved Davis sewing
machine oak wood SIS; ] White, 81; ] Do
mcscic $40; machines repaired for 81 SINCLAIR
& CO. 626 La. ave. NV. oc2G-3t
WANTED-To sell upright piano; in use three
years; perfect or1cii cost $3.50; sacrifice $50.
Box 231, this office. oc25-3t, cra
FOR SALE-A back walnut sideboazd in first
class coudIuon, cost Siu; VIII sell Tor So.
Call al ll25 East Capitol 81. oe25-8t
WHILE waiting for Government position viii
sacrifice my gold watch, that cost $40 and
my diamond stud that cost Sl25. Address BOX
%, tins etiCe. oggj-Jt
FOR SAIE-Two hundred -har-s Economic Pos
ilge Association stock Tor 500. Addrc,, Box
co., dis Office oaZ5-&t
FOR SALE Pawn ticket Tor diamond ring. in for
SO; cheap. Boa 2if this Office oc2l-3t. em
FOR SALE Cheap. two very handsome portable
Glatrsi can be s-eu ~ 5iJ J. Il uH., after
D. m, oc24-S,,clu
FOR SALE SD viii buy bedroom suite; gosd Us
new. Address Box 2'3. this Office oez4-@t.eln
FOR SNE-Saies, vaults Office bank. and assesu.
hiy furniture; easy telnls I545 ST. LW.
oe2i2Lom
I0K sALE-Buy a piano for u wceE, cyc-a
Lent square pianos and organs of celebrated
makes at 725 up Oh 81 weekly payments r. g.
SEITH l22j ia. ave. se29tt
FOR SAIE-Goad quality opaque snad fitted To
ycur windows, only 25n the best quality
ail al.uuu shades, 80 cents; hung tree; viii call
with samples kLEEBLAIT's, Ilth and II SIS.
Dc. au2l-tt
FUR sALE-s2.e IS for G-faot extension table; - 80
Tor lounge; - Tor cook and gasoline stoves
ard refrige rtors, - 50; pJrlor and bedroom suite
81 per week, cash Or credit. REDMOND. 3i3 lth
- NV APPS II