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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-10
MarrIage Licenges.

The following marriage liceu9e'
have been issued by the Probate Judge
since our last ISSUE
II. Edwin Feese to Cora Kent, both
of AbbyVile.
Louis Auer Of Joliet, ILL.,, to Chris
tiana Besta of Haven.
John NJ. lIedrick Of Lincoln town
ship, to Mary Il, Wilson Of Hutchin-
son.
Swan Peterson Of Denver Colo. to
Jennie NJ. Maguusen of Booth.
Herbert ID Fossey to Beatrlx Moon,
both Of Nickerson.
Charlie Haines of Haven township
to Ollie Coover of Castleton township.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-10
The Week OF Prayer.

This Is the week of prayer in this
city, Union services have been held
each day, from 800 to 400 p. m,
Mouday'a service was held at
the English Lutheran church on the
corner Of Fifth and Main, Tuesdays
at the Christian church, Wednesdays
at the United Brethren on the corner
Of Third and Maple. THURSDAYS ser
vice will be held at the Baptist church.
Fridays at The First M. e, church
and Saturdays at the Presbyterian
church, Following are the subjects 10
were given ont by Rev. Reitzel, seCre-
tary of the ministerial union: Mon
day-Prayer for u better realization Of
spiitual truth, and better estimate
Of spiritual realities; clearer vision
of the redeeming Christ and the actual
need and divlnely attended glory Of
the world which be redeemed.
Tuesday-Prayer for a church which
through faith in Christ, and by the in
dwelling Of the Holy Spirit, shall be
wholly Christian, doing Gods will
and winning T. world to Christ,
Wednesday-Prayer for such Christ
ian character and lite as shall be pleas.
ant in the home, honored in business
relations. welcomed in the neigbbor-
hood, helpful IN the church--persoual
religion, being thus manifested in its
rightful attractlveuess,
Thwsday-Prayer for right relations
in society and the nation, with the
golden rule obeyed as between man
and man, and all social and political
action guided by justice and good will
the Christian ideal,
Friday--Prayer for all international
relationships and all international ac-
tiou, that may be based on Christian
principles which apply to the indi-
vidual-the reign of the Prince of
Peace.
Saturday Prayer for all mission
aries and all missionary organizations,
that, being wholly inspired by Christ
iau devotion aud wholly guided by
Christian wisdom, they may speedily
and triumphan,ly fulfill the Sayior's
last command.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-10
sta'o historical society

"All governments derive
their just powers from
the consent Of the
governed"
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-10
Suicide Again,

The epidemic of violent deaths which
seems to have struck Hutchinson u
year ago has not altogether a6ated,
The last one occurred at the Win dsor
hotel which Is conducted in the brick
building across the street from the
Santa Fe hotel, The man was o
stranger, hut registered as II, 5 0s-
born. OF Lexington, Kentuckey On
Friday one of the employees Of the
hotel heard a groan Ia one Of rooms
and on looking in found the man on
q bed IN q very bad condition, The
alarm was given and medical aid sum.
moned, Drs, Klippel and Chamberlain
responding 10 the call. They found
that he had taken strycbnine and u
powerful dose. Its effects were 30
strong loo that not much hope Of Ie-
Coyery was entertained from the FIRST.
A bottle from which he had taken
the poison was found with the
label of the drug store OF Charles i.
Palmer, Leon, Kansas Before TAX
ing the poison, he had taken every
precautlon TO destroy all means
OF identification, even cutting his
namo out Of his clothes, Tie name
on tho hotel register was fictitious.
After the doctors had worked with
him some time he reRained conscious
ness, but he refused to tell who he was
or where his friends could be found.
AT first he denied that he had at
tempted to commit suicide and claimed
that the strychnine had been taken by
mistake. After a while however he
admitted that he had been disap-
pointed in love aud gave that as q
reason for his self destruction,
But his recovery or partial recovery
of consciousness was only temporary
and in a few hours he died,
For several days tl& identity Of the
young man, who was well dressed aud
had an appearance Of refinement, re-
manned us he intended itshOuld, COM
pete mystery. But on Monday Mr., II.
J., Il, Miller, Of tbs II, p. Il, Miller CT
gar Co., Of Carthage, Mo-, arrived aud
recognized the body rs that OF one Of
his travelling men to whom he was
much attached. Mr., Miller told story
that was pathetic in the extreme.
lie said that the young man was
Earnest H. Boothman whose home ia
in Bryan Ohio; that the dead man Is Il
graduate of Oberlin College, and also
had taken acourse at Ann Arbor; that
he was son Of eX.Congressman Booth
man who served two terms In Con-
gress AS a republican; that he was u
lngast Of uncommon cleverness
speaking five languages Auently. Tbat
he was also a remarkable man physi-
cally es well u intellectually. and dur
ing the years 1894, 'O5 and 9G he had
been captain Of the Oberlln college
football team, and had made a record
in athletics at the college which had
never been beaten. He was a bright
business man aud splendid salesman
He had been county treasurer Of VIII
llams county, Ohio, and a few years
ago he had been engaged to young
lazy of one of the leading families of
Missouri. But while In Alaska few
years ago as representative Of a gold
mining company he had contracted a
habit which was the direct cause Of
his pathetic ending lie had become
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-10
A New Dry Goods Firm,

Messrs Rohrbaugh and Wiley of En-
pOria are here this week invoicing the
unsold stock Of the old Magnet dry.
goods atore and preparing to open up
their new stock in the same building,
The style of the firm will be The Rohr.
baugh Wiley DrYgoods Co, This COM
papy has a very large store in Emporia
and they are arranging to have much
more shelf room and putting in 4 new
stairway 80 rs to use the room upstairs
as well as down. With this repairing
aud enlarging it will be little while
before the new firm is ready to open
its doors but will probably be opened
some time next week,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-10
Hutchinson ls Progressive,

Handel's magnificent oratorio,
"Judas Maccabaeus" TO be given by
local musicians. On January 18th, q
chorous Of local musicians, under the
direction of Mr.. IL, Il, Malloy; assisted
by MrG, Whileside, soprano, Mr., JOS
eph Farrell, Of Kansas City, baritone;
and Mr., Dudley W. Eaton, of Kansas
City, tenor; will render this grand sac
red oratOriO in the First M. Il, Church,
This Is the fist time that any thing
as heavy as this oratorio has been at
tempted by local musicians; and the
people Of Hutchinson should show
their appreciation by giving 1t their
liberal patronage, The soloists come,
highly recommended, and are them
selves well worth the price of adms-
sion.
The prices are rs and so cts, for re-
served seats, Tickets are now on 9ale
at Zinn's jewelry store, and with
members Of the chorus, and may be
reserved at Zinn's on January 7lh. at
500 a, m.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-10
Stock Doinn Well,

Mr., Howard Gray VINO expected to
retire from the business Of the ST. John
Trust Co. the first of the year to look
after his interests in Stafford county
has decided to remain with the firm
another year. The company will con-
tnue Its business about as heretofore.
Mr.. Gray says that their reports from
all over the cattle district Of this State
aud large part Of Oklahoma indl-
cate that the cattle Here never in bet
ter shape In any preceding winter at
this time in the year, The demand
for cattle, especially for heavy feeders
is also improving In this section OF
the country the cattle men feared to
buy very extensively in the early part
of the season because Of the shortage
Of feed, But the winter has been so
mild so far that the stock has been fed
very little, living for the most part on
the green wheat, so that at presant
there is large supply of feed in sight
considering the portion Of the winter
that Is gone. Stock has also kept in "a
good condition on the green wheat in
many places as in May or June,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-10
To Recover stolen Money.

A case fer the recovery Of money
was tried in the district court Thurs.
day which Is probably one Of the last
Of the batch occassioned by the robbery
of the old man O'Laushlln in a joint
u eur or more ago, Ayouug man by
the name Of Brown was Implicated in
the old mans story and WAS brought
here on u requisition from Kansas
City. When he was arrested he bad
considerable money on his person,
Then the old man tled this suit against
him and thr Sh.r,ig toe the recovery Of
tois money when WAS held by the sher-
ilf pending the settlement Of the suit,
But the jury did not think that he had
succeeded in provirg II 20 have been
his money or that Brown had helped
in the robbery and found for the de-.
fendant. The money therefore was
turned back to Brown.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-10
Grnnn LoIge A. q a. NJ.

Annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge A, r,
& A, NJ. and Grand Council Il. s. NJ. Of Kan
eas, at Wichita February 18th to 2ad. For this
occasion the Missouri Pacific will sell tickets
Hutchinson to Wichita and return at rate Of
Sl.i1, or ono fare for the round trip Tickets
on sale February 10 to 20 inclusive, with ina
return limit OF February 23d
p, j. LEIMBNCu, Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-10
The sd John Leoturee.

The st, John meetings NJ the Meth
odist church have been well attended
and arc no, only entertriniup but In
structiye, Various phases Of the liq-
uor habit are touched up each evening
and talks along the line Of social purity
are also interspersed, LAST Thursday
evening the subject was "llcredity'
and the lecturer slowed how the liq-
uor aud tobacco habits are trans
miLtcd from father to son even AS far
az the third and fourth generation.
The lecturer said that the only way tn
have pure minded and sound bodied
children is to DO clean aud careful Of
our own habits, But these conclusions
were evolved from other examples
which were given out Of his physicians
experience aud knowledge, Heshowed
the tendency Of children TO inherit
many forms Of diseases which may
have attacked the parents. Among
those which are most often transmitted
are cancer, epilepsy, deaf and dumb
Affections, consumption, and insanity,
Then he spoke of certain mental traits
that 80 often run through families, 20
that the transmission of appetites is
shown to rest only upon the same nat
ural laws, The meetings closed the
first Of the week ard Was considered
very successful,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-10

Telephone Z. A. Walker, Agent, Santa
Fe Route for nice lower berth on the
1915 p. m. train for Kansas City. You
can take your berth as early as you like
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eonEIGa MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. c. P0SToFFiCE notice
any time.
EoREltiN NAILS are forwarded Ia the ports Of
siili!S daily. and the schedule OF blessings l. ar
ranged on the Presumption Of their uninterrJIote,i
oYeE-lSld transit For Ehe week enIing Eebrlarr
- iz5l. the Lsst connecting closes Viii he made
from ll.in Ctica Is .nl o.c-.
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LIaUEFIED AIR EXPERIMENTS.
The Interesting Discoveries Made by
French Savanr.


PARIS. Feb. 11.-At a conference yester-
day at the Museum of National History.
Prof. D'Arsonval liquefed air with the
greatest sue ess. Enormous pressures were
employed in the process. The tempera-
ture of the liquefed air was minus 1S0
degrees Centigrade
The liquid can be kept in double sided
silver covered bottles. from which IT will
not evaPorate, as it did in former expert
ments when KEEP, in other kinds Of recep-
tacles-
It vas shown that the lfqucfed air de
stroys the elasticity OF india rubber.
which becomes hard and IS brittle a.
glass Il can then lee puirerized. Wher
the air has evaF0rated the india rubber
again becomes elastic Meat san be treat
ed IN the same manner
Prof D.ArsonYaI showed a beefstaak
that had been dipped in liquid air. He Ie5
II fail, and when il struck the platform,
It sounded like stone It broke into
pieces Meats can be reduced to a rose
ate powder that is easy 10 masJicate and
asSimllaJe. In this form it Will be found
important for use il hospitals
Ice Dipped into the liguefied air viii
cut glass like a diamond and mercury
VIII become as hard as anthony Lique-
ned air gives to metals. especially steel.
tenIold the qualities obtained by ordI-
nary methods II Increases their ducti-
biliry. enabling them to be drawn out to
the thickness OF q hair
II cannot however, be used to preserve
meat because It is in no wise antiseptic.
and does not kill microbes. It is fve
times Gearer than ice. 1t carnOt. he de-
claTed. be used for motors or submarine
boats. because when it is heated it be
comes such an explosive that no metal
could resist IL.
Prof D'ArsoRYal warned the public to
beware CT companies collecting money for
preserving meat or propelliug motors by
means Of liquid air. Personal expert
nents, he said, showed this could not be
done.
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RAILROADS.
Washington. AIeXandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway
8ILROADS.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and ID II ST,
In effect November I, 1900
For Alexandria-week DAYS. ESQ, Ton. 7.3o.
e:00. S:35. $50 9:25, 1900 HOO, 80 e. n,
1l2:o5. 1920 PISS xI-Oo, LIS. 100 Z-30 x 40.
$50, 1853, xf.15. 4:55, 40. $40, x5.24, $50.
500, G-3o, 7-O6, 80 500 s.25 $3.50. 1913.
u:2O, and I1-59 p. H. Sundays. 7:45. 500. 9--5.
1879, Il 90 Il 80 \ IN, 1900 noon, 1880, 10,
$780, 2:0O 2-SC. 800. S:SC 100 40, 500, $50.
500. $50 100 $780, e-C3, S:45. $3.50. IG:l5,
u:20. and Il-J0 2. m.
For Mount Ve-non-Weet dars. $50. 500. Io:'o
HOO a. m xl2:C x1:05, 800 2-59, S.59, x 10.
zb=24. 7:o6. and $50 p III. Sundays, 300 n III,
ECO noon. 200 400. TOO. and $50 p m
For Arlington and AquetUct Br.dse-Week
SzJs, $50. T.O4, T-S0 5-O0 SIS. $50, 9:25 1000
and Hoo a. m, +Iz.G5 I2:21, PTS 1905, 'i:25
200. $50 2.59. $50. $3.50. 74-S5 40, 5:24.
Sos $50. 7:08, and 500 p H. Sundays, 7:45,
200 e;45. 1880. Il % and III 80 a n. 200
nooa, 1880 90 q 80, 200. $50, 500. $50
geo 1870 90 $3.50 800 $780, 7:eo. 1880.
and 800 p. II
Parcels carried Baggage checked
xEApTess TO Arlington onlv.
G. E. ABBOT. President
J CoLEIN, Superintendent
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Baltimore 6 Ohio

Schedule u eject November ., 300.
Leave Washington, Ness Jersey ave and @ s.
Ehicago L Northwest *I0-J0 q. n, +s-o5 D. n.
Cincinnati. st Loais and indianapolis. 1865
~. $50 J. n. lib night
Pittsh';ry and Cleveland. 1850 a IL. $50
? m. and fI:g0 night.
Columbus and Wheeling, SO p. -
Wlnei.es :11 s:55 a. NJ 5;=5 and 1880 p n
A1saPoils, az:Io, $3.50 1855 a n, gl2:1s.
$50. and 5-99 p m
Haserroe.n. 1908 a N. AID s-2a p N
Begd ard T4F points. $50. 300 4 n,
IL 80 1852, t7:e5 P
NJ I2:5o, '1:15 l5-o9 Use. 500 .!5:eg,
rs. 1915, iII-z5 3.
Wellington Junction and way points. ISIS,
-f9.za a. m, @I:I5, 4:a). 1873 p.
p -i-1ore, week days. z2-S5. SEQ G-94 x-.e5.
SI-Ie xs-a0. SO. xS:20. xl9-C6 q m xl2-I9 n
12-I5. zI-I0. 500 x4-o1. y8-S0 +-S5 x5-e5
z--ia, x5-s2. V6.z3 $50. NS-5N, xI3sG5, xxIl-51
S9.G-iays- KS. LT.1J, NI:IJ. $50.
--a-I0 Xl:I0 I:I5. x3-Go. x2-53. b
so. x1e=oo, xiI:so, xiI=S5
rarsr
a ;yht
eL.5
-Da..-
Baggage called t,r =f
residences br Union TTSas-l- -s--
CT tickly Offices 90 PesaSyivzn.-
vs~-. New YORK AreHae - 18th Stree
Depot Telea-ezz ,ieAee tI5ees fos 3. & O E.
tric Automobile CABS
F >, D. "! ISP I,.', D B MARTIN TIN
and Gen. Manage.
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WALL PAPER

HAVE YOU BEEN TO our new Etoref Well. sav.
We are showing the grtateat display Of spring
assortment OF wall papering ia the city. Hum
treds ard hundreds Of patterns % select from
Color blending our specially Rooms papered
z up. + c. NOLTE, -S2s 9t4 st. NV NH
ROOMS PAPERED. 50 up: only dealer who gives
4 legal guarantee with all work; estimates fur.
nished; samples brought; largest and finest as
sortnent- Send postal to
WILLIAM Y NAHONEY cog Pa ave Sc
rrp-T5
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RAILROADS.
SeabOard Air Line Railway
'EFLORIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT
ETNED

=
LEAVE WASHINGTON, PESNA R r sTATTON
s;S3 A NJ daily. Florida and Atlanta Fast Nal
for Petersburg, Raleigh. Southern Pine. Pine
hurSt, Camden. Columbia Savannah Jackson
v1Ile. Tallahassee. and Tampa. Charlotte.
Athens. Atlanta New Orleans and points
West Through sleeping cars Jacksonville
and Hamlet 70 Atlanta
o;55 P NJ daily Florida and Metropolitan Lin
ltec-Draving Room, Compartment ob-erya-
ton. and Dining Cars-fCr RaIe isb southern
Pines Pinehurst Camden, Columbia, Savannah,
Jacksonville ard st Augustine. coping Car
Jacksonville 10 Tampa
6:55 P u daily. Florida and Metropolitan LIN
tied ior Charlotte. Athens Atlanta Chat
tanooga. Nashville. Nc7y Orleans and points
Southwest. Through >.eeF.;Hz cars % Atlanta
Fer further informs ierl pH--'-- Sc u NJ
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JANIS W HAlCLlFtEs AItIltNEER.
ADMINISTRATIVE sA:E or REAL ESTATE.
KNOWN AS no I24z12 ELEVENTH ST ) T.
b virtue OF = decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia, holding a special term
I0r Orphans Court business IN the matter Of the
estate OF Margaret u. Csrric0, deceased known as
administration cause No gSsD the undersigned
administrative 0I said estate viii. on THURSDAY
EEBKJ AIRY IL IgJl, Al HALF FIST Fol r
O'CLOCK P. ~. in front Of the premises, sell
AT auction the following described property, to
wit The north part Of lot IN square 1000, being
the north twenty feet OF said loJ improved by the
dwelling house No. lzl2Iz Eleventh 81 Sc Wash
ington, D. g
The terms Of sale as described in said decree
are: One-third OF the purchase money in cash.
and the residue in two equal ius:a !Iments, pava-
bic IN and two years, respectively to be Sc
cured by deed Of trust the real estate sold or
ell casA Al the time OF sale at the option Of the
purchaser The terms Of gaIe TO Be complied
with IN ten days from the date OF sale, OF the
administrative claims the right 10 .esell at the
cost and risk Of the defsultiHg purchaser All
couvey4ncing, revenue stamps, and recording ct
the purchasers cost. A deposit Of one hundred
dollars required the day Of sale
ALICE = CORNWEIL
Administrative, n. 70 10th 81 ne.
% 7EFs
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ron sALE-Honsns AND vEHIol.ns.

FOR SALE-15 horses ai.5 mares used in de-
livery and transfer wagons: suitable Tor ar.y
general business, would make excellent family
or farm horses / in foali 2 fast driving
mares; no reasonable offer refused. Call 2l2 "a
81 NV ELI
FOR sALE-SoTTsl horse. FIVE years old DAYTON
and harness. ehesp. Cali jos Z 4. NV MICS
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STEAMBOATs.
Norfolk { Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day il the year Tor Norfolk, New
- port News, and all points South, by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk and ~ asL
- ington-' on the folloaing schedule:
LY- Wash-agtOu6-2U pm Lv- Portsmouth 5 90 pm
LV- Aiexandria--7-00 pm ". Norfolk .6.OO pm
Az. Fl MonrOeT-O am Ly Fl Monroe 100 pm
Ar Nortolk....-S-gO am Al Alexandria q 81 am
Ar Forlsmouth-si5 am Ar Washington. Z O. am
- Tickets Oh sale At 81 Penn. ave. B and
- O ticket otHCe, el9 Penn ave. and corner
- 18Th ST and y Y ave, c. & 0. ticket Of
- tors, a. so Penn ave, and 600 I4th 81
- : 4 : ticac; Office, 1874 y. !. ave. and
On board steamers
G5Fur further Information apply al gen
eTai Offices. II ST. wharf, Washington, D. L
- Phone. 80
no28-tt JOHN CALLAHAN General Manager.
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CORNER OF SIXTH AND sTs.
A n WEEK DAYS. PTTTSBURG tx
l;fSS-Parior and Dining Car, Harrisburg ts
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DR. SALE; glinder press: Al condition: bar
IN HAAN ORTIZ SO sth ST Glib
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FOR s4LE-TYPEr RITERs.

FOR SALC Remington. S2s5 suith-Prenicr. 80.
Densmore- $50: CaIigr2ph, $40; ribbons %,
carbon paper. &c dozen; renting and repairing
reasonable Charge. THFES RITTER EXCHANGE,
~ gth 81 uT 1ng-3
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Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton 6.42 am s:59 g. m 7:35 m dailv 10:Is
am daily excerpt Monday. 2;l5 pm. and SO
pm daily From HarrisoEbUrg Il-S1 Am 3eek
days and 9:&o pm. daily. From Charlottesville
SIS m. and gao pm. daily.
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Plano. $50.

One fns square Piano in our "elean sweep"
sale OF ali secondhand instruments 10 20 at
$50. op 50 monthly payments. F C, SMITH,
1928 Pa ave nj
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

OA+ &E--fskSSl GLAMOUR.
FOR SALE ylinder press: Al condition: bar
gam HAlNokTH, SO sth ST Glib
FOR SAIE->ingor machine. =; White :. 30
Domestic -, Now Home SIg: Wheeler * WiI~on
- Si"-5]- ell warranted for years at OPEN
bEihEaS. 81 9Th 81. NV eI-3
FOR SALE Very fine fve-year-old Durham and
HolsIelu i- -gh COW and cali; excellent mixer
also one searliUg JeTseE, and Attorney SIX years
old Iytli AID Joliott St. BroCaaud D. = elI-3
FOR SALE-tounter > feet long; suitable for
lar or iuuahrooln- 30 Pa ave nv. eII-2
FOR SALE-A good piece Of secondhand furni-
LHIe D. Better than cheap piece Of iurai-
ture. FRIES q HoPWOoD. sth and stS- nv.
FOR sALE-siuser sewing machine. good order,
price. 81 FRIES & NORWOOD. sth and SITS.
FOR SALE Heating and cooking stoves. slightly
used. FRIES & NORWOOD Sth and K SIS. NV
IaII-3
FOR sALE-A Windsor folding bed. natural
cherry; cost 80; VIII sell for SOS FRIES &
HcPNoOD, sth aud SIS nw. nils
FOR sALE-yery cheap a $50 White sewing
machine. practically good q new; no further
Use for same. Address Bon $7f, this office.
mII-3
FOR sALE-Pawn tickets for diamond rings;
also paid OF earrings Address BOZ SO, this Of
flee. TnI0-3
FoR sAIE-A $50 su5ti ten stop nine organ.
good As new. Tor so. 80 9th s. Nv nl0-3
FOR sALE-Cne square piano for SO: perfect
condition Sl5 tth 81 NV. mIO-3
FOR sALE-Household fur st,sre OF every dezcrip-
ton; slightly used, at . sacrifice 2I5 6th st.
nv. MOS
FOR sALE-0ne drop cabinet latest style in OAK
Singer sewing machine; all attachments, $50.
SlNCLAIBS 655 Louisiana ave. NV MOS
FOR sALE-Fine upright piano for $50; perfect
order 80 9th ST nw- mlO-3
FOR SALE-SpeclaI, ! improved Domestic, sI5
cost SO; all the latest attachments at FUNK 5,
3Sl 81. Sc e9-S
FOR SALE Furniture Of I0-room lodging house;
rooms ali rented 20 gentlemen; no reasonable Of
fer refused; location Convenient to al depart
luents. Address Box S59. this Office e9-3
FOR sALE-Luuchroom license cheap. BASE
AENT. 1912 l4th st. NV. meg
FOR sALE-Foglr latrobe stoves. two open Frank
Inns, TWO furnaces- 300 East Capitol st. m9-S
FOR SALE-Puritan OIL Heater: good as new !;
cost So VIII sell for 81. 1925 Sth st.
mss
FOR SALE-SpeciaI bargains in sewing machines;
Singer machine, 50, White, $780, Domestic,
81 50; Wheeler Wilson, No 8. Sl5; New Home,
sI2; sI complete and warranted for Eve years at
OPPENHEIMER'S NEW HOME AGENCY, 5l4 9Th
81. nv; machines IoT rent by week OF month
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FOR SALE-To pay storage, elegant furniture Of
Broom residence; everything complete sep
arats 41S 9TH st. NV. e25-lmo
FOR sALE-sI4s for cobbler solid oak rocker.
REDMOND. 81 eth st. storage, etc e2a-1mo
FOR sALE-CoOd quality opaque shades. fitted to
your windows, only 26c, the best quality oil
opaque shades 50 cents; hung free; viii call
with samples. KLEEBLATTS. 1lth and SITS
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FOR sALE-S6 for hair mattre75, in two partst
lounges. S2-T5 gasoline stoves and relFigeratorss
parioT and bedroom suites, q per week. VIII
move and store your goedsi cash or credit RED
MOND. 81 and 5Is Ith s. NV.