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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-08
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Under this heading short letters Of interest
will be published when accompanied for pnhlici-
ton by the writer's name. Tho Tribune does not
assume responsibility Tor opinions here eNprcsscd.l
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CITY NOTES


u. :. X W. r,NS.-fhc employees OF the
delaware, Lack.lwauna and Western machine
shops were paid yesterday.
D. Il II. PAY DAlS.--rhc Delaware and Ihd-
SON company will pay today at Olyplant No. ,.
Eddy Greek and Grassy Island mines at Oly-
phant.
SALE OPENS. sale OF ticlc., rur thirteenth
annual concert of the symphony society orchc,-
tra in commemoration OF Giuseppe Verdi j. on 1t
!. ". tlcruscy's music store.
THIRD DISTRICT CONVENTION IA call la,
,ren issued for meeting ot the Republican
'tlnding committee ui the Third legislative dis,
uict in the count house on saturday, May l..
'or the purpose ot fixing time for holding the
primaries TO elect state delegates
HoN MI RED ~ NINE, " illim Iuoul,
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.&,ulhAua,
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4la SPRUCE STREET.

Crowned Martyrs" The action of IN.
play takes place in Rome, during The
reign of Nalcrian, and viii enlist tn,
services of over tifty of the students.
The matinee is especially intended
for children. who can secure admis-
sion to any part of the house for fri
teen cents. The price for adults will
be fifty cents,
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.EMILIUs." A ROMAN DRAMA.
It Will Be Presented at Lyceum by
Pupils of st. Cecilia's Academy.

The students of ST. cecilias acad-
envy will present at the Lyceum tomor-
ROY afternoon and evening lyrical
drama, entitled "Emilius, or the
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Guernsey Hall.

Sl4 Washington ave. Scranton, is the
best and most reliable place TO pur-
chase a good Piano. 1t will pay you
to call and get prices and terms. j. W.
Guernsey, Prop. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-08

'R,yrroft Ideals" is E,Ihnr Hub
baro'S theme. ~
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Professor Willis Moore. chief OF the
audience in the board of trade rooms
last night on "Ar and Storm Phenom-
ena.' He was introduced by Secretary
ID. b. Athcrton, of the board of trade.
in his own graceful way.
Professor Moore, as many people
know, Is n man OF distinguished per-
sonal appearance and most profound
scientific attainments. He gave most
delightful lecture, which was full of in
tcrest.
In beginning. he described the con-
ditions which agitate the atmosphere
and the production of waves of warmth
from the radiation of the earth. Brief
allusion was made to Professor Trip
lers experiments in liquid air. and to
the fact that fifty miles from the earth
there is not enough atmosphere to
radiate light Ten miles from the
earth's surface there Is the same eter-
nal peace, no currents to ascend or de-
scend, and If it were possible for two
people to exist there they could not
hear each other speak, as there is no
medium for the transmission of sound.
while the temperature is 100 degrees
below zero.
Six miles from the earth are the
scirrhus clouds. The elasticity of the
air and its narrow strata may be in
part realized when II is considered that
one-half of all the atmosphere is be-
low the top of Pixies Peak. although
1t is but in recent years that the fact
has been discovered. Beyond 5000 or
5000 feet there is little change in the
temperature. either at midday or mid
night. but a uniformly cool air If
mechanical engineering could manage
to bring it down to us or take us up to
ii. during prolonged hot waves. the
comfort of the race might be increased.
No one can say that II is impossible.
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No osdisappointments when Schriever
finishes your Photographic snap shots.
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PROF. MOORE
on Weather
INTERESTING ADDRESS IN THE
BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS.

Described the Conditions Which Agi-
tate the Atmosphere-Air Has
Great Density---No Man Can Pre-.
dict the Weather a Week in Ad-
vance-Stereopticon Views Were
Shown illustrating the Move
ments of Storm Centers and Plans
Used for Danger Signaling.
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If you can't think, don't hear Hub
bard. ~
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Vino does amateur photographers
finishing Schriever. -
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STRIKE OF
MACHINISTS
LACKAWANNA SHOPS STOPPED
WORK YESTERDAY.

On Account of Refusal of superin-
tendent T. s. Lloyd to Recognize
the Union or Receive Any De-
mands Made Through It, Com
mittee of Shop Employees Yester-
day Waited Upon Him-His Re-
fusal of Nine Hour Day Precipated
Strike at Noon Yesterday.
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We Offer a Limited Number of
Detroit, Rochester,
Romeo and Lake Orion Railway
First Mortgage SO 20-Year $1,000 Gold Bonds.

The above company electric railway running
Detroit Michigan through Of the finest sections Of the
Eighty the right OF owned fee simple
Lines according railroad standards throughout heavy
wooo centres permitting high of speed
be attained by its The company also does general
freight The is bonded for only $14 me
Full information bonds together with map Of route de-
scrpton country earnings be
office
have thorough Investigation Of the above props
ery and recommend bonds safe and conservative In
veSment.
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Ebert Hubbard tonight al Bicycle
club. -
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Mental caviare describes Hubbards
lectures. ''
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IIubbards lectures are unique. Try
one, "@
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Take your film rolls to Schriever. -
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Don't Worry

About that leather SUIT CASE or HAND BAG
We have n large assortment of tLCm at tn,
RIGHT PRICES; in fact can save you II psr
cent. on all good qualities,
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

J. x. Sayre has gone to Kansas City
where he will purchase a new threshing
machine. He says the wheat in the
Vicinity of Ensign is good, and is better
than last year.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

Fourteen coaches and two baggage
cars. loaded with members of the engin-
eer corps. passed here en- route to Manila,
this morning. They will build bridges
and Notifications in the islands.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

Our ice dealers sell about 1--WE tons of
ice per day, a larger quantity than last
year.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

NJ. w. Stanley of Bucklin came up on
his wheel Sunday. and remained until
Monday. He says that people who have
observed closely say that the wheat crop
wiifs-H out better than was expected.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

There is a heavy penalty for the de-
struction of birds nest and eggs.and boys
found destroying birds nests will be
prosecuted according to the law.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

t. L. Dellinger. of Bucklin, was before
the Board of Examining Surgeons, yes
terday, application for increase of
pension
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

The S. x. pants will not rip-they are
pu- up TO give you service.
The RACKET g NOVELTY STORE.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

Doctor Ho1lopeter. of Ford, sends us
a sample of his wheat. The heads are
large and the grains plump. Harvest of
the wheat is now ready.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

D. Fl. Lilly of Gray county, says the
wheat is in good condition. j. A. Beggs
of the same county, says, sswhere we
splowed we have good CROP And
eye you haye it, Flowing is necessary
crop.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

The Ph1lomath club held a picnic in
the grove on Friday afternoon last. A
large number of invited guests were
present and good time was had.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

G. NJ Beeson is about to begin the
harvest of his wheat, which is of good
quality and will make large yield.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

Charles W. Gilbert left Monday morn
ing for Great Bend, where he will work
in the harvest fields of Barton county.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

The opening of the Indian lands may
be delayed until after congress meets,
owing to the opposition of the Kiowa
and Comancfes.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

A j. Incl commenced his wheat har-
vest on Monday. He will have a good
crop.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

Evangelist ReddIng begins his revival
meetings in the Presbyterian church to-
night.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

BINDER FOR SALE CHEAP-Inquire at
Bee Hive store.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

cCarty. as delegate of the
~SocIety, attended the
Association at St.
spal Association
waukee last
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

@treet Commissioners are
~side, and there is no
the cleaning OF
aa yho is
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

Try pair of s. K. Pants, prices $1.50,
S.. 90, So. 80 and $3. 90 at
HE RACKET & NOVELTY STORE.
The Globe-republican., 1901-06-20

ii. A. Burnett left last night for Colo
RADIO, where he will spend a few weeks
for his health.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

NANTED-By boy seventeen. writing 10 do Of
any kind; good handwriting. vii work for rea-
sonable salary Address BOX s. lhis Office mi
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BaltinnOre&Ohio
RAILROAD.
Schedule in eject July 5. I9Ol

Schedule II elect July ,. HOl
Leave Washington New Jersey Ave ard ST.
Chicago and Northwest. 10 % 4 H. sos pm
Cincinnati ST. Louis. and Indianapolis -I9-o5
A. m AS p n. = 10 night
Pittsburg and Cleveland, 100 a. n, $50 p
m and = 90 night
Columbus and Bheeiing. SOS p m.
wiaohessSE. rs a. Ha-, .2=45. and go P n
Annapolis. .77.I5. $50 a n. uI2I5. '-i:s4
= Fredsrisk. SIS. 400. glo-5o a n '-IIs.
"a SO and --4.s5 ? m
Hage-stoVu. l0so5 a. m and $50 p n
Boyd and way points. SIS. $500 A. n. 'l-l5
I.8-SJ- $50. '7-05 p n
CsIthersburg and way points. 50. 's-00 a
a. #iz-50. Ills. SIS. $50. 800, 80,
r7-05. -rIO-15. ..I1-25 p m
Washington Junction and WAY points So
800 4. H.. ''lsl5. so, $50 ? m
v--I5 $50 SIS xs-85. xio7C0 a. m, Kl2-l0 n,
l2-l5 KID 1880 1870, Ns-50, As, N5-o5,
$40 N5-S0. N6-l0- $50. Il 90. Nlo-uo. Nil-3J
Il.s5. D. n. Sundays. N2-S5, K7-o5 H IS, $50.
x5.O5. G5-IO $50, $50. 1850 XIl-So, Kills
ROYAL Blue LINE.
All trains Illuminated With PiHtsch light
Baltim5re. Philadeipaia- NcW f0r[. Boston. and
The East. 49,. - 90 lDler)r SD lBudet).
900 lDineD 1870 lDineT a n. -l.lo
Is)inero. ITO tDIuert. 3 90 t-'koEal Limited
Iiner} i'4-11 (BuEetl, '5-o5 lDinerl. 200 and
.lI-30 p II Sleeping car open AZ 1900 eiock).
Psrlor cars On all cay trans
Atlantic CITY. Io-o A. n. l.l2;l0 boon. and
10 and 500 p. e.
'Daily- Except sunday ''sund2y only
EEprcss trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences BY Union Transfer Co on orders len
st ticket ofHceS. 90 Pennsy lvznla avenue n7rth-
vest. New York avenue and Fifteenth street. and
~ D B NARTIS. Nr-. Pass Trase.
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AUCTION SALES,
THOMAS J. OWEN & son. Auctioneu.
D 49,.

THOMAS J. OWEN & son, Auctionecrz
sI3 street \. ".
TRUSTEES SALE Or TWO-STORY FR.stE
DWELLING Ok BENSfNG ROAD, D. e.
Bv virtue 81 a certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded In i.IBcT NO. ZJOl folio Z1l Ct seu one
Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia
and 40 the request Of The parties secured there
By. We viii sell az public auction m front OF
the premises on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
1901. AT O'CLOCK p NJ. LOT No. 2I in Mary
J.. Suckncy's subdivision Of q part Of a tract
recorded ia the Surveyors Ofce for said District
in IibeT Co. No q. At folio 1872 situate IN
the county Of Washington. D. G, with the i'm
pr0vcmcuts thereon.
Terms Of sgIe-One-third cash. balance in one
and two years with interest al per cent. Sc
cured BY deed % trust on the property sold. or
al cash, al the purehas.rs option, A deposit
of 50 required az time u sale C0nveyanciuz
recording. and revenue stamps Il purchasers
cost. THOMAS. GAFFNEY. Trustee.
JOHN LANGHAM. JR.. Trustee.
r. NJ PARKER, Atlantic Bldg, Attorney for
party secured.
THoS. J. OWEN q son. Auctioneers. gls ?
Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sroRY FRAME
DWELLING. WITH STABLE IN THE REAR
No 500 HARRISON STREET. ANACUsTIA.
b. virtue Of certain deed Of trust. duly re-
corded in Li1Cr No. 2I7O folio $50 q seq one
OF the land records Of the District Of Columbia
and 40 the request Of the parties secured thereby
"e VII sell al public auction, IN front Of the
premises. GA TIL KSDAY. SEPTEMBER ., 1901,
AT & O'CLOCK p n. lot J. block J. Avalon
Terrace. Auacostia, D. c., with the Improvements
thereon
Terms Of sale. Sold subject TO a prior deed
OF trust Tor -. 30: balance cash 4 deposit o.
Sle1 required al time Of sale. COuycyauciug. re-
eofdin5 and revenue stamps u Pgr,55a.,SgT,s cost
C. II. ALLENDER.
Ii h. SIMPSON.
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS papsred - up; an work guaranteed.
PREFER S LEPBEUN. 80 y. 3. ave. MIS-
ROOMS Papcred 500 up; work guaranteed, sam
plies brought HUNT so G. S. ma. ESQ.,
DON'T wait until we are too busy 90 attend i'm
90 your wants. but send Tor as Al once
Wen demonstrate What good wall papeTiHg B.
and our prices are astUnlsiIngly low. The
finest and most varied stock ~ vail paper
IN 'he city 10 select from D. g.. NOLTE. 81
9th st. scott
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
nnS
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave and ISA s.
In effect Nay !, 1901.
For Ac1andria-Week days. ESQ, 4-0t. 4-S''
500. SD, $50 9.25. 1000 fl-00 n-30 a. m. >
x12 %. 1870 Is.s5. .O5 I.25 200. 30, x o-
60 8-j9. 1s-15. ass. s-jf. SOS. N5-23. go
COG, ESQ 1906 80 90 s.45 $50. l0I5 II 20,
lI-59 p. m sundays. 7.t5. 600. 9-i5 I0-5} 100
u-5o a. M 300 noon, I2-30. Zoo, l-so. ze9'
2-2O. 300. $50. So %, 500. $50 500, o-SJ.
200. 80, SEQ. s.s5. ESQ. l0-I5. U.2o. Il-5O
2. n
For Mount Ye-non-Week days, go. 500. lo-01
100 a. m; XI2-O5 -O5. 200. z3-O2 SD 5-5J,
rs, x5-23, 1905 $50 p m sundays. 900 a. u,
l. 90 room, 200. 800 700 9-3O p. n
For Arlington and Aqlcduct BridEe-Wecs DAYS.
$50. O. 30 500. s.29 SO g-25. 1900 II 90.
a. m; -I2-05. 1870 FPS. los Us. 200.
80. 500, $50 80. '4-35. s-54 5-23. 6-Gi.
$50. 700 500 p m sunday. 7:s5. 900 9.35.
1880 II 60. II 30. y 90 noon $3.50. 100.
= 80. goo, go, 500 $50. 400 49, 500,
- 80. 600. go 90 80 500 p n
Parcels carried Baggage checked
xEEpreSs- TO Arlington only.
G. E ABBOT. J. COLTN.
President Superintendent
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE. .s-
NORTH CAPITOL STREET WASHINGTON ID
G., SEPTEMBER g. Irl-->aaiad proposals viii
bp received here until NOON. OCTOBER 3 IuII
and thru publicly opened. tuT furnishing WiutYa
-s-h plate glass, common glass. and sash weight
for Che ueT building Tor Government PIintIa-
Once. Information furnished application
JOHN STEPHEN SENELL, Captain EuSiuegr5.
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WANTED girl, for general bousewoTk- Can
us 18th ST. So. e2-8
WANTED-Fini>hcrs On custom pants. Apply at
once, 90 ah 81. NV, second floor m2-3
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR sALE-MIscELLANEO
FOR SALE-Cot mattress 50 cents: free deliv-
cry FRIES s. HOPWOOD srh and X 50. nv.
e4-5
For sALE-LuHchroom table, 2 mirrors. l ward
robe. > folding beds. lunchruOm chains, money
drawer cost so, viii sell fo. So free delivery.
RlES HoPMOOD SIN and SIS nv rt-S
FoR SALE-0ld-tine raz carpet Dc per ard
FRIES 81 HOPNOOD. sth and SIS NV oi-s
FOR SALE-COok stoves: slightly used; free o.
livery FRIES q HOPWoOD, sth and SIS.
e4-5
FOR SALE-Extensiou table ~ feet long, :;
free delivery FRIES & HOPNOuD sth and K
Ste els
FOR SAIE-yerv fne organ. oak case good as
new. FRIES q HOPHOOD, sth and SIS NV
ei-5
FOR >ALE-F0ur jersey COWS. Apply 10 r. J.
MOORE. 18th and Concord sts, South BrooAland.
D. C.; take BerWFn car ci-3
FOR SALE-Io0 white I,ghoru chickens. year
old. Coz apiece T. ROSES WINE HOUSE. Lin
coin ave ne. e4-5
FOR SALE-One Shr0te cake machine with tumble
and novelty cutters; good new. Addrc,- Box
.. this Office els
FOR SALE-Beaut3ful rosewood case piano: sweet
tone; perfect condition; original price, $50.
TInCe for $3.50 cash 1872 9th ST. NV e4-8
or ACCOUNT Of death in the family and for
want Of further U.s. a square piano in good C0udi-
non Tor 80 cash, piano like this cannot be
any hour. az 4li 9Th ST. Sc mi-3
FOR sALE-Siz-pirce psrIor suite; small re-
frlgerator, walnut wardrobe. one large and
small white bed. MATTRESSES. springs. extension
table. two rugs. Brussels carpet. mahogany Lu-
rcdu. 81 81 nv. MIS-
FOR SALE-Srcund-h7nd sewing machines ON
credit - cents Per week; rebuilt. refui,hed
perfect As uew. and fully guaranteed. from $50
up open evenings. - AZ II. sw. MAJ
sc each 90 ? ST NV mis-
BEST quality Of barber supplies at lowest cash
prices r. BlEHL. All 9th 81 NV mtg
FOR SALE-1oooo yitrihed paving bricks: 1000
yirlncd paving blocks JOHN JACOBl, Con
tractor. Central National Bank Building. m4-3
FOR SALE-Diamoud stud. g. karat, pure white.
so. Address Bon i55, this office mas
FOR sALE-Ncw SO New Home sewing machine
only $3.50. 1880 18th 81. NV miss
FOR sALE-Fine portable cooking range. nearly
new, also banjo AT a sacrIhoe- 1874 lJJh 81. NV.
MIS-
FOR SALON account Of leaving CITY I will
sell pawn tickets for tWu handsome diamond
rings cheap Address BON 49, this Once. mss
FOR SALE Sewing machine bargain: Singer. s..
High-arm Ju,uu. 80 Domestic. - 90 Wheeler &
Wilson 3, STANDARD SEQ, al warranted Tor
I've years UPPENHEIMEE'S, jI4 9th ST. NV.
e2-g
FOR Chruy table and sideboaTd sofa and
chair. oak hail tree, gasolene and other stoves,
Tax carpets and other articles, all 60 cheap. 90
ing West 1914 sth ST. ne. BrouklanJ- e2-8
FOR SAl-E-Bi and white silk dress. SD; -
bust, ~ skirt tan taiigT-nsadc coat, $3.50 30
10Th nv a5-g
FOR SALE-Contents Of a nye-room house. cheap.
$40 18th ST. ne e2-2
FOR SALE Large consignment Of hrst-cIass shot
guns and TCv0lyeTs u = slgrIdce- JULIUS COHEN
llOi eth ~. NV. au-g-tf
FOR SAIE-CoOd quality opaque shades cited TO
your windows. only 2Jc: the best quality oil
Opaque shades. 50 cents, hung free: will call
With samples KLEEBLATT"S 18th and Il s,s
ne. Phone East GOD. eiO-u
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

NANTEu-ENreri,ugo life insurance solicitors of
-usa auuauu.e: new husiuc~s, liberal .-llry-
Box D.. fhi, office cs-f
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

NOTCE-On account Of the death o. my father
] Wsh % dispose Of his fast tT0tting mare,
Name q. But she will not be sold for track uur-
pose. Only 90 parties wanting her 20 breed from
or for family use year5 old, 1872 hands high.
absolutely sound, fearless Of everything safe for
ladies or the most timId person o. drive: also
rIs5er-tlre rGuabOut and harness; pricr. 500.
and harness they are very attractive In appear
ance- For further infor:ltIon apply at my pri-
vata stable IN rear Of Ialf 2 81 NV, J. n DE-
DORSEY es-S
FOR SALE-Horse. wagon. and harDess, So. I23t
lst - els
FOR sALE-One new handmade Dsyton wagon:
extra long and light Rear Of ~ Maryland ave.
sN- ELS
FOR sALE-Wagous. buggies, surreys: second-
hand eJLiNAN's, 1912 Ohio ave, second hoor.
MIS-
WANTED-Work horse. must weigh ]. 10 or J. 30
pounds. GOAL YARD. Izz. 25th -. mas
FOR sALE-Smal, sound marc. $40. 7ss 9Th st.
mis-
FOR SALE-Oue bay horse from country. sound
and good driver; price 50 Apply 525 II 81. NJ.
mf-3
FOR SALE-L5rge wheel. solid rubber the run
about, good as new. Rear 5l2 q st. NV MIS-
FOR sALE-SiugIe or d1ubIe new platform
wagon; also single horse two seat carriage In
rear q i32 81. NV MIS-
FOR SALE-Good horse. suitable Tor grocer. also
contractors buggy and harness; also runab0ut
buggy. - Massachusetts, ave. NV. e3-5
FOR SALE-one good delivery wagon. Apply
i0I Sd Il. mg-3
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Apply a! Offi:s TO. Weakly Bulletin
FOR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING.

FOR RENT
Brick store and dwg-, 1850 Fla ave. NV,
10 rooms baths, all mod. imp, viii
rent together or separately SO o.
Brick store and dWg-, 4Ii o 50. NV, : rms. 800
Brick store and cellar 1915 eth 81 NV. Offer
Brick dwg- fOI7 sth ST. ext, rooms M L. % %
Brick dwg. 1913 Ohio ave nv. 5 ms 800
Part brick. 800 ST. NV, rms, hot and
cold Eater. gas .-...--.----.----.--.... 300
Brick sd 1T 81. Sc, Q roaras.-....-...... 20
e3l-6 LOUIS p SHOEMAKER 90 ? St nv
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


WANTED-RciiaLIe man, 10 take interest in fruit
and truck farm near city excellent chance for
energetic man; single or married Box u. this
FOR sALE-Cigar aud confectionery store. 525
WANTED-Activc or silent party vith SOD 10
5000 cash. % Join upright hustler IN real es-
tate business- Address Box TO- this ofhce. e4-S
FOR SALON account Of sickness. the best
little grocery and confectionery northwest, cheap
rent 2027 lith 81 NV e4-3
FOR SALE Cigar store. news stand. so7 Pa.
ave Sc CTS
FOR sALE-s-loou northwest Box e, this Of
fee. els
FOR SALE-Cafe clearing SIPS per month. will
sell OF take partner Address BOX .5g, lhi- OF
hce. mas
PARTY with 5000 can double il in one month
Address BON 75l. tins office. mas
FOR sALE-DinIus room and dairy lunch. DIN
LAP, % ST. mas
FOR sALE-25 groceries 500 to $1,000. DUN-
LAP, 80 81. m3-s
FOR SALE saloon. finely located, 5000 ". j.
DUGAN. Cl7 Ia ave mas
FOR SALE-Milk dairy. wood and coal ,Ird
dairy lunch " J. DJCAN. ol1 Ia. ave- MIS-
FOR SALE-Ssloou. s. 0o0. best bargain I'M civ
CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE, Atlantic BLDG
NAB
FDR SAI-E-GrOeeTy and meat store. fine Io,.f-
ton IN East Washington; splendid trade ana usrr
tocf owner leaving town. viii sell 40 Iuys-
tory Address Box 7i%. this Office. cs-s
WAN1ED-T0 purchase paying business. c0nf.--
tionery preferred. Box si2 this Office. e3-5
FOR SAIE-Well established business compl.Tr.
10 tTLters AdtI.,s BOA -. tlis office. mss
Fer RENT-STABLES.
FOR REST-s,abIs and lott. rear 2I7 stA st. Sc.