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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-23
THE CENTUR1
MAGAZINE
81 he Leading PrrioIi"ll Of the W"rd
WILL MAKE 1901
"A YEAR or ROMANcE|
Shlrt Nov. Is and Complete ST

Shlrt Nov,iS and Complete o!o
by:
+. Anstcv. Mrs. Burnett, Gool
Cable. Winston Churchill. Id
Asa Din. llamlin Garland, ID
GRAY, Joel Chandler Harris,
Hartc. ". ID. liowclls, Id
james. Sarah Ornc |cwett. n
ward kipling. Ian Alaclaren, :. "
Mitchell, Thomas Nelson Page, |
tina Runklc. Flora Annie 81
Frank II. Stockton, Ruth McEr
Stuart. Gen. Lev Wallace, Cha
Dudley Warner, f.. Stuart tpht
Ward. Mary T.. Wilkins.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-23

Russia seems to be impressed
with the od.taShioned idea Chat 1t
takes two to make Il trade, and that
if she can't sell her sugar here she
won't buy our iron and stcci mann-
features, In this exchange Of rctnI-
iatory tariffs Russia is likely to get
the best of the game ind perhaps
this is not the first ii ne t. 1t or
prohibitory tariffs for the protection
of combinations of campaign con-
tributors have worked to the injury
of American interests.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-23

Susan b. Anthony thus expresses
her view of the situation III Kansas.
where Mrs. Carrie Nations violent
crusade against the liquor traffic has
resulted in the killing OF woman
By armed raiders:
"Thc hatchct is the weapon of
barbarism; the ballot is t"c url@
weapon of civilization. In an,aS,
since 1857, Mrs. Nation, with ali
the women in the $50 cities OF the
state, has had the right to vote for
mayor, for the members of the com.
mon council and for every other Off
Ger OF the municipality. Women.
equally with men, have the icSpon-
siblity. Therefore, the duty OF
Mrs. Nation and all the women of
Kansas is to register and vote for
only such men or women who will
publicly pledge themselves to do
their duty and to carefully retire to
private lite every officer who has
failed to show his hand
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New
York
Weekly
Tribune

GVNVTiII HONE III 7 IT T T7NTFII 7 NV NJ w
to- HE hour uf ,.uu - pres, has cat ,rtain-
ing reading fur eye!N munhcr ct TIE lainiiI
u,d and yuHn!y. Market i,"l'"rtS which are
accept "a a. authority hN Farmers and
country merchants. and is clean, MP 90
date. Interesting aud Instructive.
The oasis., 1901-04-20

constitute the small fry, owning from
 fifty to two hundred and fifty each, claims Colorado writer These men realize that the leasing of the public domain would close them out of husl- ness aud this is the chief object of the recent organization effort The Amer ican cattle association would turn the arid west into cattle pastures If it could, and forever block the progress of settlements: but such plan can scarcely succeed. It is contrary to the American idea of the greatest good to the greatest number. smacks rf monopoly and is warranted by the conditions. It is silly twaddle to talk about any particular people con- quering the wilderness. The gold hnnter led the way, but all classes have followed and made the civiliza- tion of the west possible The public domain is the heritage of the whole people, and not of the cattle barons alone, and must remain as such.
The oasis., 1901-04-20
peafness Cannot Be Cured

hy local applications. as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deaf ness. and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an iuilamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets intlsmed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it's entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the lufiama- rion can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal condition, hear ing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an intlamed con- ditiun of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any. case of Deafness lcau,ed by catarrhD that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars, free.
 F. J CHENEY & co,
 Toledo, o Sold hy Druggists, 75 cts
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
The oasis., 1901-04-20
HIDES A ND HOFS N S.


 Phoenix for Sl650. The firm has lately bought ' 7,000 acres of land op- posiie Phoenix on the other side ( f the rivef. and intend to stock it with calves. They have 2j00 acres in grain now.
 The Cochise Review states that Doctor Shaw, U. $. sanitary cattle in- spector, held up at the San Bernar- dino raHche bunch of cattle with fever ticks. Whether a general quar- antiIe on Sonora cattle would be de- clared Doctor Shaw stated he would not know until he reached headquar- ters
 Globe Belt: J. F. Ketcherside. m lnager of the Vosburg cattle ranch near Pleasant valley, was in town for several days during the week He stated that the Pleasant valley coun' try hand enjoyed bpunteons snow and rainfall during the past three months which will tell later in a good crop of grass. The season has neen cold and feed is backward From Som brero Butte .outh to Globe, he says he never saw the feed better.
 Gazette: Hon. Burt Dunlap, chair man 0f the live stock sanitary board has purchased two carloads of thor oughbred hogs in the east and will begin hog raising on an extensive scale on bis big farm in Yuma county. 'Burt's fatherin-law will take charge of the business and share in the profits. The hogs purchased are of the finest blood in the country, and MT. Dunlap proposes to supply all Arizona and southern California with the choicest hog meat to be had in the uniOD
 Stockman: Mir J. H. Fuller, of the Sta valley, near Payson, was caller at this office this week Mir Fuller says he shall close out his cattle this spring. and either remove to this val ley, or seek a new location in Old Mexico. MT Fuller has disposed of portion of his cattle, and the remain der of the herd he will briug to this valley for sale and if he cannot sell to advantage. will hold them on pasture and fatten them He says there will be great abundance of feed in the valley, and in this he makes no mis take There will be more feed than for many years, and the desire is to feed it rather thau to convert 1t into hay for market outside
 Graham Guardian: II he butchers new law provides that all persons en- gagged in the butcher business shall slaughter animals at a fixed and de- finite place and before the 2lst of the present month persons engaged in the butcher business must procure from the live stock sanitary board license to conduct such business and shall ex good sureties in the sum of 5000, 10 be approved by the chairman of the board of supervisors. If a chcnge is desired in the slaughtering place permit must be secured from the sani- tary board The license per year re- quired is: If the business is carried within four miles of a town of more than 5000 inhabitants, Sl5o; wltbiu four miles of town of more than 5000 inhabitants, Sl20; within four miles of town of more than 2000 in- habitants, 800; in all other cases, S30. Any person who kills more than two horned cattle, for sale per month, or more than six hogs, sheep or goats come within the meaning of the law
 Winslow Mail: Taken as whole,
The oasis., 1901-04-20
sonora Cattle for Sale

Six thousand head of Sonora cattle offered for sale in lots to suit pur- cnasers. Delivery will be made at Pesqueira and Hermosillo statiors, on the Sonora railway. Address THE OASIS, Nogales, Arizona.
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FLORIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT LINE
LEAVE WASHINGTON PENEA. r. r. STATION.
s,35 A. b. daily. Florida and Atlantis Fast Mail
for Petersburg. Raleigh, Southern Pines, Pine
hurst. Camden. Columbia. Savannah Jackson
vile, Tallahassee, and Tampa, ChzfiotCe,
Athens Atlanta, New Orleans and points
West Through sleeping cars to jacksonville
and Hamlet to Atlanta
$50 ?. " daily Florida and Metropolitan Lin
ite4f-IIEaziag Room, Compartment. ObseTYz-
ton and Dining Csrs-for Raleigh. Southern
Pines. Pinehurst, Camden. Columbia. Savannah.
jacksonville. and St Augustine. Sleeping Car
jacksonville to Tampa
SIS P n daily Florida and Metropolitan Lin
tied for Charlotte Athens, Atlanta Chat
tanOoga. Nashville. New Orleans, and points
Southwest. Through Sleeping cars to Atlanta.
For furt--er information apply TO y 81 Nc
CONNELL. General Agent. 1854 New York Are.
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FOR sALErYPEwRIrERs.

FOR SALE-Typ eErIteTs, bought. sold. rented
and repaired, charges reasonable. ribbons soc
TYPER RITTER EXCHANGE. III 9Th ST. nv.
eI9-fmo
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway

FTon Staten, Pennsylvania Ave and l3 IL 81
In effect November l. 1900
For Ale1andria-Week days. 6.30. 7:04, 7:2o.
500. s-25, S:59 9-25. 1000 HOO. Il,So q n,
xlZ-C5, 1920 1915 H 90 lbs 200 2.30. X2.5J.
$50, S:59 x4,I5, 4:85 4.5c. $40, x5-24, $40,
eos, $50, 1906, 100. SEQ s:45, $50, IO:l5.
i-20. and Iic59 ?. H. Sundays, 7;45, 800, GAS,
1850. 100 II go a. m, 1900 noon, I290 90
l=30, 200 2,3O 800, $50, 400, $50, 500 $50
500. 6-30. 100, 7:30, 500. s:45. ESQ. lois,
u-20, and II:50 D m
Fer Mount Yernez-Week DAYS $50, SEQ Eco
Zoo m, xI2-05, zlo5, 200 x2-59 $50. X Is.
z5-24, I-oS, and $50 p. n. Sundays, 900 a N,
II 60 noon, 200, 4-OO 100 and $50 p. m
For Arlington and Aquedgct Bridge-Week
days, $50, I-09, 80 800 8.25. s:59 5-2J 1900,
and Hoo \. m tIz-O5 I2c20 +I2:z5, les. SIS,
Zoo, $50 2:5s. $50, 1859, '4.s5 $50, 5s2f,
500, 5:3o- 7-O6. ana 500 p n Sundays. T:45.
Gee GAS 1880, Hoo. and IL 80 a n, 1900
Eoon, '12-$5 loo, -I:sO. 800 $50. 800, $50
400 30. 500 $3.50, 600. '8:so, TOO. s7.2c.
and SEQ p. n
Parcels carried. Baggeee checked
xEYpress To Arlington only.
G. E ABBOT, President
J. CoLYIN. Superintendent
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Upright, So Monthly.

Fine Upright PianO-now being put in hrst-cisss
condition by factory woTkInen. VIII be sold
81 once r. Sl65, s. monthly payments, and de-
liyered when desired. Original price o. this IN
strIunent was $500.
ell F. c. SMITH. 1925 Pa. ave.
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Fur REAI-sUBJRBAN.
FOR RENT-Fiye minutes HaIk from BrauchgilI,.
station B. & o. T. R.; six-room house; cheap
IL perfect order. with good garden wood aaI
heuhoii~c. good wel-Tdtcr al kitchen door. small
fruit Enquire OF p. 4. SCACCS al Branch
Vile Nd mZg-3
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LOST.

lost Friday March j. plain gold wedding
-la- elrh husband and usfe~ u.ue inside Fi-g
dollars reward II returned 20 IIvs gYl-ax ST. nc
between lF-t 81 and Del ave. and VI s-s- ma
LG~T-G9ld .aa5et with initials Il p. So Or
face. gong from IIra and r SIS 10 .tst - da71t
Monday j. j. Reward. J.. T. SHERIFF care
Ao5e~ & Sons. nth and I SIS aI
LOST Pair Of gloves and some manuscript Re-
ward t returned To Il55 \ ! ave NV mi
lost TUESDAY afternoon diamond I,,zet. WITH
monogram ON back e y. s. Liberal reward
iI returned 10 f. ~. SEIH. star Office. OF ~
9th S. So Mos
LO>r-Naroh 10 arp -gtrcr. .rfth ElH5ra breast
and feet, brovn back. Return to l01f 1T r. Sc
OF $40 "a 81 nv ami receI"e reward nj
LCST-g collie dog; Prince: sable. ,elloa aud white
front alt collar. Return 20 III X St. MS re-
ward. MI
lost Brown ard white -etter dog. months old.
answers ~ name OF joe No. of - 500 Re
tarn 20 l925 st. and receive reward. eI9-g
LoST-sman Lady's EIgin watch, NJ tagraved
on case reward 80 d ST Sc cI9-3
LOST-Four week ago Scotch collie pun: SO
reward Return 100 Rggs P.aee- el9-5
LOST Lsd-ee' tvo stone diamond ring on l0.h
ST.; reward Of SO 81 ST. NV uHIg-3
LOST sunday night about ll.s5. rcd wallet
containing money two union cards. also other
papers. VII finder kindly return L. $40 c Il
NV, and receive reward mi9-3
Lo~r-B Between ID and Il and Massachusetts ave.
and STA ST. nv. "a half front OF "a Duchess lace
Jacket Return 20 80 Mass ave NV and receive
reward ulI9-3
LOST Bl.ek and tam gEP hound. white feet
and neck; answers t. name OF Reni. Return
H. 100 I9th ST. - reward mss
LG>I- Gold chain gitb large gold cross and
few other medals; belonged % q dead relative;
le-Eseu 7fh and 9Th on p 81. up 5th 20 q Please
return 30 1852 18Th II. NV. AMI get reward MISC
LOST-Diauoud and ruby ring. on Conn ave or
On Lincoln Park street car. finder will be
suitably rewarded by returning same To 1928
Conn a LuI5-6
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WANTED-AGENTS.

CATHOLIC AGENTS-Uurnt frc-- may o. women.
town or country; write AZ once. (. p 6 I. CO..
- Deartslu ST. Chicago. H. 1a5-vr>l-s
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sITUATIoNs NyANTED-.I4LE.

WANTED co,oged store porter. situation;
-sFcrzl years experience porter. driver " ami
tor; REFS Box rs. THIS 1rtrr- eI
NANTED-BF trst-g3ass grocer. CLERK. positions
furnish b,sI OF reference Addfe~, BOX 25a ibis
otlee- ~
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Southern Ry.
Schedule in eject March p. 1901.

R:Gi a M Daily Local Tor harrlsonburg 1nS
for Charlotte and way stations
HIS a m Daily L. 5. Fast Mail Sleeping
cars 70 New Orleans, Columbia, Savannah. and
Jacks9nvIIe uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
A>heyille, Chattanooga, and Memphis, and AZ
DaDviIle With sleeper for Birmingham and 81
Charlotte, with sleeper Tor Augusta. Solid train
Washington TO New orleans Dining car seryice-
4:GI ,. m Week Days Local for Front Royal
StrasbgI-g, and Harrisonburg-
$50 D II. Daily. Local for Charlottesville
6.S5 n N Week DAYS New York and Flor
Limited Composite Gaze snd smoking Car
ing Car Compartment and Drawing Room Sc
ing Cars and Library and Observation Cars
Work and Washington 10 St. Augustine,
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car New Y
and Washington to Aiken sEzd augusta come
ing at Columbia with ParlOr Car Tor CharlestgI
and at Wavcross with Parlor Car for Townsville,
Ca
g.55 .. m. Daily y Y. & Fla Express. Sleep
ing cars to Augusta with connections Tor Aiken
ard Charleston and TO savannah, Jacksonville.
Ga Through coaches 10 Jacksonville and At
itnta Uniting at DanyiiIe with Pullman sleeperS
from Richmond and Norfolk for Charlotte Tour
iSt sleeper Washington TO san Francisco Mondays,
Tuesdays and Fridays Dining car service
1901 D. m Daily. Washington and Chattanooga
Limited Nria Lynchburg} Sleeping cars Z, Roam
oke Knoxville Chattanooga, Memphis and New
Orleans Through coach 10 Memphis Dining ear
service
eru Limited, Sleeping cars to Asheville. Knox
Vile Chattanooga. and Nashville, and 90 Atl=fta,
Macon Birmingham. Memphis. AoHJgome-E, Mo-
bile and New Orleans Dining car service. Fucs-
DAYS Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays sleep
ing car Washington 10 Pinehurst, y c. and
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Sunset Lin
tied Annex Sleeper Washington 20 New Orleans
connecting al New Orleans with Sunset Limited
for san Francisco
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT OR SALE-In and about Hysttsyius,
several beautiful homes with lets and small
and terms easy. ROGERS L ROGERS. Hyatts-
vile ms
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, p. C., POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, IS changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN NAILS arc forwarded 10 the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedule Of closInEE Is az
ranged on the presumption o. their uniujerrupt-
ed overland transit. For the week ending March
., 1901, the last connecting closes viii De made
from this Office as follows:
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FOR RECT-EOOMS.

FOR RENT-TEo weII-fur- southern exposed
rooms 1d floor. gentlemen only. 5c3 st. nv.
eos
FOR RENT-Two or three furnished rooms, 232
F 81. uw. u2o-S
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. light housekecp-
ing heat bath, and ga 1t5 - nv m2o-5
FOR Rent Rooms. I22l y, y. ave nv. Mos
FOR RENT-o3J & St NV: convenient and de-
sirabic location Tor modcuaker light manu-
featuring OF any kind large floor space; rent
cheap NJ : CARPENTER, 1923 F ST nv MOS
FOR RENF-yery large second-foor front room.
suitable t.s Two OF four gentlemen; SO. So +
ST. NV Mos
FOR RENT Nfceiy-furuishcd front and back
rooms blo OH ST NV. m2,-5
FOR RENT Second-foor front rooms. $50 per
week; also hall room gl9 Il ST. nw- m2o-5
"';A gas; hot and cold water G3si2 Md ave sw-
FOR RENT-Tbree lovely second--tory rooms;
ST: heat and gas; , rooms. $ 5l5 D st. sw.
eIs-5
FOR RENT-9lS New York ave. nicely furnish
al rooms; one with private bath; trInSieEts
taken m19-S
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms; housekeeping;
SI2- 1923 9Th st. NV. miss
FOR RENT-Largc second story front room; also
back rooms at reasonable rates 1904 9th st.
NV MISC
FOR RENT Furnished desirable rooms. second
and third floors; south; no housekeeping; refer
eneeS- z2l L ST NV Inl9-3
FOR RENT-Large front room. furnished. -;
one square from Library. 800 4 St Sc ml9-5
For RENT Parlor and bedroom for light house
E-tplIis- u "a 81 ne mI9-S
FOR RENT-Third story hall room; southern ez-
I7sure- $40 h 81 NV mI9-T
FOR RENT Furnished rooms; good location. 1894
{ 81. sw., near Bureau Engraving and Printing.
nI9-T
FOR BENT- Three nicely furnished rooms; gas.
heat, SIS; light housekeeping. 456 i St
miss
FOR RENT-L4rge and small well furnished.
southern exposed room; gentleman only %0I u
St NV. MISC
F FOR RENT-NevvIy furnished rooms: opposite
/ pestofice- S24 18th ST. miss
FOR RENT-2s7 ID st NV. pleasant ID floor
rooms. $50 and - per week; Tor light house
keeping eIS-3
FOR RENT Nice rlrge front room: % floor fur.
OF uHflr-5 with or without board - Sd 81. nv.
FOR RENT Front laIIroom; 81 per month 422
d St cIs-3
FOR RENT-Oppcsite Postofl.e fur. room; S1.5o
per week sos 18th st. n.y. els-&
WANTED Young gentlemen 10 share room rent.
50 Box -o+- this Office. el8-S
/ FOR RENT-Large 3d-story back room; large
/ closet : per month = ST. nv el5-3
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. second floor: all
modern Improvements; :; near Capitol and Pa.
ave 30 6th st cIS-3
: FOR RENT Furnished back I,aror first floor;
also i'oat hail rooms, third floor. 20D 81 NV
MISS
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Ill DRESS SUITS. 81, toF hire, q. JULIUS
HEN, ll04 9Th ST. nv.
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zen RENr-oFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Roozns in building $50 St NV
heap REM Apply 10 ". J. DANTE, Hutchins
Building. 10Th and Q SIS. deIs
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apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-HORsEs AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-A good work horse; a bargain: Sl8.
Apply 700 eth st. sw. MOS
FOR SALE-Just arrived from Virginia. q load Of
draft and geneTal-pUTpOse horses. be sold as rep
resented or none refunded y SCHLEGEL- rear
~" d 81 NV m20-2
FOR SALE-ThEee good work horses: suitable Tor
every kind Of work Rear OF 1923 N 81 ne
In20-3
FOR S8LE-Cheap. a surrey in excellent coDdi-
ton Enquire 1912 sth 81. NV. eI9-3
FOR sALE-One black horse; wears cid: s.. 900
lbs: price so; set OF handmade wagon harness:
good condition, 81 II25 jrh st ne. el9-3
FOR sALE-A grey mare; price $50 1891 y St
NV eI9-3
For sAI,E-Pony cart, phaet2n, and little black
morse 20 list 81 NV ml0-3
CoCswELL's is the cheapezt place TO buy new
and secondhand harness and vehicles OF every
description. 29 IIth s.. nv. rc19-5
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Threc PONIES hgr-
ness, surrey. and cart COGSHELL, 2g9 nth St
NV. miss
FOR sALE-Tno good work horses one pair
light driving mares; also tTo traps a05 9TH St
MS
FoF sALE-Ten horses IN rear of &C. D St NV
m-8-7
FOR SALE-Good sound sevel-y csr-old horse. 800
pounds, splendid driver 50: also good buggy
and grocery wagon, 50 each Apply GROCERY.
FOR SALE-One well built canopy top surrey
or viii trade for top buggy Cali at $50 y
ST MICS
FOR SALE-Cheap one Corning buggy. Coal
Yard, 1th 81 and Nd ave Ne eIs-3
FOR SALE Rubber tire runaJout. with TOP good
as new Box zC3, this office el8-S
FOR SALE-TTo good work horses. I 90 rounds.
single or double: cheap trial given one good dirt
wagon. 50; set buggy harness; nearly new. Con-
tractors sable. 2Ist and \. y ave. eIS-3
FOR SAIE-Cood young. sound horse; suitable for
sroceTyHla 81 -. ne. miss
FARMERS AND CITY NEN. TAKE NOTICE
. horses and mares > to g years WEIGHT 500 TO
l. 400 pounds suitable for any business or would
make excellent farm horses. two good drivers and
one mare in foai: no reasonable oTer refused
Cell 2l2 18th St NV. miss
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NANTED-SalesnCn 10 sell our goods by sample
10 wholesale and retail trade: we are the largest
and only manufacturers in cur line in the world
Liberal salary paid Address CAMDEN MFG.
co Savannah Ga fa3O-vyySlI-I4r
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED-To buy cigar store, Address BOX
~. this Office m23-3
FOR sALE-saloons. $3.50. $500. ss.5G1. s+,Gga
TO $500 CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE At
lantic Building. m20-5
FOR SALE-Salcoukcepeys gold mine; a second
Cabin John Tor sale: $500 cash required: bal
ance long time; liberal Maryland liquor Law;
one scent fare Apply iii ST. NV Inzo-S
FOR SALE-Cigar and news stand and cigar
factory, Address BOX 2I$. this Office ml9-I
FOR -Lunchroom; good stand 1881 9Th
st. NV. ml2-3
FOR SALE-Au old established milk business in
the northwest section. Address Bon 10. this Of
6ce- MISS
FOR SALE-A drug store: cheap; an offer. good
for selling. Address Bon 2l5, this of6ce
MICS
FOR sALE-In ~tallment business monopoly;
clearing 5000 years NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS' 1905 Z ST miss
FOR SAL Cheap. on account of sickness. grocery,
fruit. and vegetable stall. II splendid market in
which there is not a vacant stand For parti-
oulars, call lib Z. Cap St eI5-5
FOR sALE-GroCcry. % and D is. NV el8-8
FOR SALE-Cigar store. with one pool table Ad-
dress 2GJ- this Office elS-3
FOR SALE-A store in the country; cheap For
PARTICULARS Apply I 10 q ~ vyT ioti St NV
miss
FOR SALE-Tvo dining-rooms: snaps; $50 and
$500 DUNLAP. COS F ST MISC
FOR SALE-Grocery and liquor store. clearing
=. Gp8 wear. chance seldom offered NEW YORK
81 SINESS BROKERS. IG06 F st. mss
FOR sALE-Poultry and butcher stalls; big mar
kct; rare chance DUNLAP. gO3 r st. miss
CAN sell your country property for cash (resi-
denees. farms general stores. hotels, etc-) no
matter where located send description and SELL
ing price and get my wonderfully ~Iccessful plan.
W NJ O>PRANDER, I25I Fill-rt -, Phiia-. Pa
mhl7
HAVE 81 y Frs for cigar. grocery and dry
goods store. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS,
1906 : 81 miss
FOR SALE Roouing house, entirely filed; sac
riiced- DUNLAP, 600 r ST naIs-2
FOR SALE confectionery: clearing $50 weekly;
investigate. DUNLAP. no F ST. miss
FOR SALE-Seyarsl ,yelI-payinz dui--- rooms.
cheap NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1906
I st. miss
WILL EXCHANGE valuable suburban District lot
for herse and carriage DUNLAP. SIS 81
IHlS-3
GROCERY: doing good cuisines; VII sci cheap
if sold at once Apply after pm, 225s 9Th st.
NV m1s-3
WANTED-To purchase. milk route horse.
wagon, and harness Address T. J. Ming 32I
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