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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-01
GENERsL SPORTING NOTES.

According to President Hart OF the
Chicago club, the National League has
no intention of cutting salaries.
"You can state positively that Fred
Clarke will be the manager of the Pitts
burg team at home and abroad" said
Treasurer Kerr in answer To story from
Brooklyn that Hughey Jennings would
probably be secured as manager and
first baseman.
McGraw says: 81 could name enough
players assured to the Baltimore club to
start playing IL the season should open
tomorrow. Philadelphia could DO the
same. No team i'm any league has
stronger backing than has the Phlladcl-
phia club"
President Thomas ]. Hickey OF the
Omaha team do, not anticipate any
war I'm baseball circles during the Ma
tional and American Leagues. Neither
does he believe that any obstacle will
arise TO interfere with the successful OPP
Grafton OF the Western League along the
lines which eventually shall be deter
mined upon.
Amos Rusie. the giant twirler who be-
came famous on city lots I'm Indianapolis
and then was sold TO New York. whore
he established the reputation OF being
the premier I'm the box. Is IN excellent
condition physically. Tie Is agile and APP
parently could sham the sphere over the
plate with that old-tinc velocity that
used 10 make Ewing and the other men
az the receivers end OF the line crunt.
lie goes hunting constantly. 1is homo
is I'm the outskirts OF Muncio. and II is en-
easy matter for him To shoulder his shotgun
and sally forth to relatives large farm
several miles out. and beg n few Dob
Whites and bunniea That hts eve Is
trpe end his nerve steady 81 uttestc1 Nv
the fact that he rever returns without
replcnishing his lardcr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-01
GOV. GREGORrS MESSAGE
TO The GENERAL ASSEMBLY

CONTINUED from Page Seven.)
The Bureau OF Industrial Statistics Sc
cHIed a silver medal, the State Board CT
health received "A silver medal. the health
department OF the city CT Providence "A
gold medaE while other medals gold.
sNher and bronze) and honorable meal
ton were brought back by Rhode Island
exhibitors.
IL ginning May next and lasting un.ll
November ar exposition OF the resources
Industries and arts OF the nations OF she
western hemisphere is 20 Be held I'm IIf-
f3lo. y. y. BY authority OF the assembly
IN executive commission Is engaged cn-
Enthusiastically IA providing for the collec-
ton, preparation and exhibition of the
exhibits from Rhode Island. From the
prospectus of this Pan-American ENposi-
tiOn IL appears quite likely that I'm many
respects ~ Will surpass in interest and
value any exposition ever held I'm this
country, and l am sure you Will hearth
ly support proposed measures calculated
10 continue properly conspicuous the
name OF Rhode Island among her sister
states and the foreign communities en-
listed I'm the enterprise. / am Informed
that the commissioners Will report to you
as carly as practicable the progress OF
their work and set forth the require
ments for It's highest accomplishment.
The South Carolina, Interstate and
West Indian Exposition Co.. chartered
by the state OF South Carolina. proposes
an exposition OF the arts. industries,
manufactures and agricultural products
Of the states I'm the American Union. TO
open December / next, and close In May.
1902 In the city OF Charleston. Follow
ing within thirty days after the close OF
the Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo.
IL viii probably be convenient for Rhode
Island exhibitors at the latter exposition
TO ship direct TO Charleston, while
doubtless the South Carolina fair will
serve TO attract new exhibitors from our
state. ] suggest that n. before the close
OF the session. Information is made avail
able to you sufficient TO justify the step,
the Pan-American commission might be
extended 20 embrace the work that may
be required TO have our state properly
represented in the south.
On December L.. 1900. there was cele-
brated In Washington. ID. c., the centen-
nial of the establishment of the seat of
government I'm the District of Columbia.
There was an elaborate program OF his
toric interest. and in accepting the invi-
tation to be present I included a number
OF representative citizens. members OF
the assembly. and state officials. to rep
resent the state. The gubernatorial
party from Rhode Island was everywhere
well received. and the president was
pleased to make a special appointment at
the White House for meeting our delega-
ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-01

The colonials and the Edgewoods met
IN the Interclub Duck Pin league series
last evening. and the colonials managed
TO win the odd game. after losing the
first string by one pin.
Despite the fact that the Orphans are
without alleys they rolled fast game
ficulty n winning out vickers as usual
was the star performer and rolled up a
total OF so7. breaking the three-string
total record OF the league.
nj. Macdonald was also very much In
only game for his team by making a
spare In the last box. The summary:
COLONIALS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-01
ELMwOOD.
MUSIC HALL DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

Jones' crew of invlncibie bowlers were
again to the fore last evening and took
Shultz's aggregation of nondescripts into
camp, to the tune of two out of three
games. Notwithstanding tho fact that
stubborn contest and tied the Jones
combination on the team total. both max
ing score of 1877 pins. Hart secured
the high place with q score of go. The
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-01
SOM: Fool lSl rEOfLE

Allow cough 90 rin until II gets beyond
fh.a r...nA 81 md cine TLal aLtnal -.
"Oh. "a will wcnr awav." but IN fnort
cases ~ Will wear thcm away. Could
they be Induced 10 Try the sucC Ceseful
medicine called ksmps Balsan, which
Is sold on a positive guarantee 70 cnrs.
they would irnnlSdiatoly see thc cs.ccl-
lent effect after taking the fret doAc
Price 20 and 5oc. Trial size free AT
all druggists
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-01

This question arises IN the family ev-
cry day. Let Us answer a today. Try
Jeii-O, a delicious and hea1thful des-
sert. Prepared In two minutes. No
boilingl no bal<ing' simply add boiling
water ana set to cool. Flavors Lemon.
Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. Get
package az your grocer's today.io cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-01
EDGEWooDS.


The Elmwoods entertained the West
Sides last evening, and were repaid for
their hospitality by being defeated in
two out of three games. No startling
scores were made and the contests were
productive of very little interest. Palmer
with a total OF 266 captured what honors
he could find. The summary:
WEST SIDE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-01
BRISTOL.

a watch meeting was held last evening
at the state street NJ. r.. church. and IL
was largely attended.
The funeral OF Mr.Georgc Peckham viii
he held tomorrow afternoon from his late
residence on Bristol Neck. -
- -llezlstraiion- closed -laat-syening. The
total IL not as large as last year, the
whole number being 915. against Ices "A
year ago, a falling OF of l3s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-01
sIIULTZ,s TEAM
TRINITY SQUARE TOURNEY.

The Trinity Square duck pin tourney
reopened it's season last evening with
games between the Trinitys and the
Eagles, and after hard fought contest
the Trinitys succeeded in capturing the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-01

The fool SERVES a nurpoae iu the
world" "whrt 10 itpv FITS example
makes duh psessA sndurable. ">Cncsco
lecOrd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-01
WARD LINES.
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.

Early I'm December last IL was my pleas
ure 10 accept on behalf OF the state por-
trait OF former Chief Justice Matteson. a
gift OF the Rhode Island Bar Association.
Confronted by theiarge and distinguished
company present OH that occasion. / was
reminded tnat this association might
prove OF the highest usefulness TO you as
lawmakers. There ought indeed. it seems
20 me. to exist a most cordial feeling be-
tween such an association and the Gener-
al Assembly, and am sure that measures
emanating therefrom, proposed 60 you
after due deliberation, would certainly be
deemed worthy OF your consideration.
Much remains 10 be done 10 put the
finishing touches on our new State House.
l.lough in an unfinished state. we can
nevertheless recognize the beauties and
appreciate the facilities afforded the
state government in it's new quarters. The
commissioners only wait upon your ac-
ton TO speedily complete their work. In
the meantime. ! am sure we shall all
feel newly impressed by our surroundings
with the dignity OF our duties and the
magnitude OF our responsibilities TO our
fellow citizens. Confident that we shall
work together I'm a spirit OF devotion 10
the interests OF our state, giving our most
earnest efforts TO the tasks we are called
upon 20 perform, / wish you all Happy
New Year.
WILLIAM GREGORY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-01
Norld Of sports.

odd game. Thurber was the leading light
with score OF 2S7 The summary:
TRINITY
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-01

genius. was one OF Rhode Islands most
distinguished sons. We are not lacking
In appreciation OF his services TO his
country and the distinction which he won
for his state. Three quarters or cen
tury ago the grateful citizens OF the
state OF Georgia erected monument TO
Gen. Greene's memory. and our own
citizens presented the Federal govern
ment a statue that stands beside that oi
Roger Williams In the capitol at Wash
ington. / commend 10 your favorable
consideration the project advanced by tlt
patriotic societies. that the state NAV
share I'm such manner as may be deeme.
advisable in celebrating the birthday ga
General Gree& and giving encourage
mcnt 10 the movement 10 erect a statue
which shall stand IN the State House or
IT'S grounds.
Ten cities and towns In the state tried
the voting machines provided for at the
May session last and the results SCARED
seem 10 have been as successful as could
be expected from an initial test, consid-
cring also that preparations therefor
were somewhat hastily made Criticism
was inevitable, but recalling the protest
that went up from many quarters upon
the first trial OF the Australian ballot
system. / am impressed with the general
ly favorable sentiment toward the ma
chimes upon their initiation.
WARD LINES.
The work OF tho commission appointed
by me, as provided at the last May ses-
sion, To re-adiust the ward lines Of the
city of Providence, seems TO have given
very general satisfaction 10 the citizens
of that city.
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAE.

FOR SALE Cheap, cash or time. beautiful
home, LAngdoH d. c., nicely situated .,rsne
arhuT. fruit trees. shade trees. pump. and els
tern; 81, 500 Address Box 80, this offce
eIT-3
FOR SALE-''Syeet Home" rs ac-eS ---rrZ
TWO miles rom hein1gn station For ParticU-
lars write e.. W BELL els
FOR SALE-BeautiruI country home. 27It screg.
sven miles north OF city. near electric and
steam cIrS, teH-raom dwelling, barn. outbuiI4-
Hgs: hot and cold water; bath closet. ,hsE.
fruit, lawns poTChcs; rich land, high elevation,
0u good pike. twenty minutes walk 10 cars.
choicest place near city, bargain II sold az
once. Apply lIlJ 10Th ST. NV. or 20 OWNER.
Sligo p o. Montgomery county, Nd. mis-
AIORTCACEES SALE in East Blsdersrrr-, -
tgu-room dwelling, barn, poultry and stable.
corner lot 6JN-oo feet, spring and pump of inc
water; ample shade, 5000, easy terms; build
luES cost Si.ovj-
FOR SALE-2ia acres. small frame. East BIad.ns-
burg; curuers al three roads splendid garden
soil. 500, easy terms, OF any quantity Of land
can bee added from one 90 eight acres.
FOR SALE-uue acre and seveu-r1om dwelling
stable and hITH, five minutes from electric cars.
two blocks from celebrated spa spring Blldeus-
burg. $500.
FOR SALE acres; three barns. good soil. one
half mile from Bcrwyu, on railroad, sell OF ex-
change for city property or viii sell in - acre
lots. $50 au acre. long credit
FOR SALE-fIJ ACRES. two and oHf-haIf miles
from Chenille. Prince George Co.. Ola 3. & o. Il
r.. three from MuiiEIH's station; finest Land
Iu county. dwelling. eight rooms and lF1a
ourbuiltiugs, viii sell ia any quantity desired
$50 acre. heavy timber of oak. uau.Iar wal
NUT and hickory; terms Co suit
FOR SALE-1OU acres al ScJbr00k station b A.
p r. r., divided by railroad and three
county roads, three good seven-ro,u cot
tages. whole tract beautifully ad9rtaF =,
building and 800 acres of 10 already DIat-
ted, must De sold; viii take SO an acr.
on terms TO suit; no ] opportunity for in
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-18
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Capital City Route
Leave Washington. Pguua- r R. station
u:OI a. m. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY MAfL-Through PuIinlan Sleepes
90 jacksonville. -cohuectirg a.
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 90 Atlanta
6.55 p n FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. IIMITED-Tlrau -h Puiiman sleep
% Tampa and Atlanta
These trains offer excellent s-hciuics and scTyi-s
20 Petersburg Ra eigh. Southrrn Pines tFlnc-
hursD Camden. Columbia. Slvaunlh, Jac.s1n-
vile. and an Florida points Charlotte. Athe1s,
Atlanta New Orleans. Chntt4nooEa. Nashville.
points West and Southwest
A:SO A. ~ LOCAI-T0 Petersburg. Raleigh.
DAILY southern Pines lPinshUrst5 i-an-
let and iutaruCdiatc points
Once 1855 y T. ave ard Penna- r R. ofiiccs-
r. D. T. BUNCH rs. n. DOH.
Gca-=a' Pass szrut General agent
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R,R,

Schedule in effect July s. lsM-
Leave Washington, New Jersey Ave and c 81
Chicago and Northwest 1850 a m, 500 pm
Cincinnati. S. Louis. and Indianapolis. 1915
Pirtsburg and Cleveland -lC-55 a. N, SD p
II and LOO night
Columbus end Wheeling SOS p. n.
3-45 p m. for Shenandoah and points on y &
wi5icbez,er. Hs-s5 a n. Us.45. and u5-sp p n
Ana55ol s. u e days 7.15 SIS n. IBIS
and $50 P m sundays $50 a. n and i-s5
FSederiek ISIS. 400. 1000 a. n. ''I.ls.
Hseers15un. io..55 a. n. and $3.50 p. r.
Boyd and way points, SIS. 400 q n, lib
Cat GsH.he-s5urs ana say points. Hs.a5. 400 4
m. l2-59. ''l-i5. s-l5- Ii;s5 SD 30.
-7-05. --l0-I5. u-25 p n
Washington junction and way points. SIS,
ssg-O0 a. m lib. 4-S0. $50 p n
Baltimore. week days, X2-25. 500 5-s) = 90.
x--L5 Is-3O. s-55. Z9-3l- Nl0-u0 m, . --lH NJ
Iz-I5 Rio xs-Jo. xf-66. zs-S5- SIS, I5-o5,
$50 $50 xG-e1. esq. Xs-d0. XI6-G1 XII 80,
II.z5 o. n sundays N--z5. L7-15- E--l5. $50.
xg-O8 m xlz-I8. OI-l1 lis. I3-10. U3-5J. 4-S5.
x5-05. 1910. 6-sJ. 1s7oo. 1l0-oO. zll-s1. zll-1S
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
Baltimore Philadelphia. New AorE. Bosom and
the East. 'z-S5. -05 lDneT), $50 lB1fetl.
1900 CDiuer) 1900 DINER a NJ '12-IO
lrfrar} 10 ID5rzr1 500 C--R0yaI Limited %
U1ueJ .4-Jo lBuEerl. SOS lDiner), see and
'lI-35 p Sleeping e-r open at 1000 e. loek)-
Par.ar cars On al -ly trains
Atlantic CITY 1000 A. m, l.I2-IO noon. and
TI-Io and $500 o.
sDaily- Except sunday ''sunday only
x Express trains
Ba--age called Tor and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders left
at ticket ofaces- SO Pennsylvania avenue north
west Sew YORK avenue and Fifteenth street. and
Il depot Telephone ticket oH5ces 55r & o.
Electric Automobile Cabs
D. B. MARTIN. N-- Pass TraHc-
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FOR sALE-HOUSEs.
FOR SALE-HoUSFS-
BLOOMINGDALE-S150 cash. balance monthly.
pretty rooms. bath, brick; furnace heat.
5000 st. me-; pretty rooms. bath. brick
furnace heat
Sz.j7p->hort distance Of GOVERNMENT PRINT
INC OFFICE several attractive o. rooms
and bath, BRICKS easy payments.
s2,ooo-Near Lincoln PARK. homes. rooms. bath.
0HcSs' worth $50; only few lea.
500 cash. balance monthly. attractive rooms
bath, brick good lot. modern Improvements.
fast improving section
s. 200-Tbird s. NV. o rooms. brick. bath GOOD
s2,5oo-I ST. Ne; rooms. bath
FOR sALE-Ser bricks; 0 rooms. bath: $3.50
each.
s2.oo0-elch, OH 81. ua-, Groom bricks.
s2,G5o-H St. ne; rooms. bath. bricE
sl.525-FIorsHce ST.; brick. rooms. bath. cellar
sl.650-Neu Hampshire ave. NV: rooms. brick
bath
s2.s5o-Emerson st. me-; rooms. brick. bath.
Bl0pNINGDALE-OuIy $780, cheapest houses
IN tins section: rooms. bath, brick; modern
Improvements good lots; easy terms
s2,5oo-s100 cash. balance $50 monthly. g.
room brick bath
ss.0oo-Rg4tr,i $500; nice home: near CAP
HoLi rooms, bath, brick.
a.l"o-c st. me- rooms, cellar. brick
S2-s5o-carner 9Th st. ne; : rooms. bath. brick.
S3.ooo-An s-room brick bath: 9Th ST. ne.
$500 st ne: rooms. bath, furnace heat.
50 .25o-7th st. me-. 2-story brick braa,ztoBa
bass rooms, BATH cellar lot I6xIi5 10
Rented 500; 8 rooms. bath. bricks; furnace
heat 500 if sold now
rent, $780, near Lincoln Park
T. LODGE HILL,
elo-d ~ 81 nw.
FOR SAIE-House. nth st. Sc. above Pa. ave
se'sn-f''n hTleAi all modern Improvements;
rented az sL7 per month"; VIII sacrifice for
81. 20. II sold AZ once; 10 Viii paw To- look sr
this house. either for a home or investment.
Price $40 for a f0ur-room frame, rented at
$50 per month In southeast section. one
square from car line; deed viG De furnished
free
A four-room brick: rented at s. per month:
m good order, has water and sewer abstract 20
date. price $50, make offer; must be sold
az once.
We can quote you the lowest price on any
piece oi reality that Is for sale in Eat Wash
mSton- JOHN p pONOHOE & SDN.
40 East Capitol Street.
Phone Fast 81 mss
FOR SALE-SiV-r00m brick house. az a bsr-
gain; terms % suit Address Box 10 TIN. Of
nee MICS
To lNNESTDBS-Ne have a number % small
proPertes in the northwest section O. the CITY
desirable both as investments and homes L viii
pay you Co write OF call on Us 90 learn the bar
gains We offer j. ID. & 81. D. SULLIVAN -J-
18th ST NV Phone Main 1929 mI4--
FOR SALE-''A decided bargain Look az No
llOl ia ave ne Every convenience all modem
improvements; nine rooms and bath: brick sta
bic attached VIII sacrifice in order TO close an
estate az once Call AZ 1909 B 81 nv mII-tf
FOR SAE-6lO + 81. NV; low price: long
time low interest r. l. MOORE 1908 F 81
NV 80
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day in the year FOR Norfolk. New
- port News. and all points South. By the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamrrs
- Newport News" Norfolk and w ash
- inRtOn.' the following schedule
LV Washington $50 pm Ly Portsmouth,. s 90 pm
LV. Alexandra I 90 pm I Iv Norfolk 500 pm
Ar p Monroe zoo am Lv- Fl. Monroe-7-O0 pm
At Norfo!k--.--S-00 an Ar Alexandra O. 80 am
Ar Portsrnouth-s-l5 an Ar. WashiagtOn--700 an
Tickets On sale and statsro0ms reserved
- NJ general ticket office. Bond Building. 18th
81 and " Z. ave- at downtown Office.
- otA 81. and Pa ave: At offce on wharf
- and on board steamers.
z FOR further information apply A. gen
- eral Offices foot eth st.. phone 80. or
- Bond Building. 18th st. and \. Y. ave,
- = washington, D. C. Phone 22gO.
JOHN CALLAHAN Censzal Aanz<er-
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL WAY.

Prom Ocean 10 Ocean To all points in Clnada
anu yle iulLcl ~la.es northwest
ACCOMMODATIONS JN>J BPASSED.
Connecting % Vancouver =ith the steamships
Of the Empress Line for
JAPAN, CHINA and the PHILIPPINES
Also with the Canadian Australian Line for the
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS and AUSTRALIA
For rates and descriptive pamphlets apply %
F. y skinner G.. r. A.. 1913 Broadway. New YORK
CITY, or any Canadian Pacific Railway Agent
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES-
wANTED-A partner in a good paying business.
must have e.eoo capital. and best oi referefces
Addrees Bon 10 this afice- miss
FOR SALE-Creat bargain: desirable b,lsiasss
corner northwest; store bakery and all fixtures,
e-Sht-rocm fat; tUo-st0ry bricI stable. s. 500
cash, balance ~ per cent Adtress BOX TO
this 0fsce- miss
WANTED-To buy interest in established bust
ness can invest SI.Qo1 % 81 800 with services
Adtress BOX lGG, this Office. MISS
FOR SALE Corner grocery. doing good bushes.
must be sold lib n j. ave nv MISS
FOR Notions and candy store Enquire
80 I st. uW- MISS
FOR SALE-C.-.pufing scale. Tor gr1crrs. so.
call Or send postal 40 ID ST. NV, upstairs.
miss
PUBLISHER. with large printing plant. con
Sistng % typesetring machines. etc. would Ike
90 meet responsible party with knowledge Of
cas- magazine ~ - Washington state experience
and capital Jh-s be furnished private inter
view 70 right party Box leo, tins ofice.
el7-2
FOR SAIE-Cigar. confectionery, and notion
store. 800 81. ne. el7-2
FOR E-OId-es-abIisHed grocery and fixtures.
cheap account Of IN health. 80 18th 81. Nv
mis-
MONEY LOANED on stock srturez not-s etc.
regular interest DUNLAP % p s. NILS
FOR SALE DiHing-roon. clearing So monthly.
DUNLAP. 800 81 NILS
FOR sALE-Ciglr store. clearing s25 weekly.
DUNLAP. 9oc p s. NILS
FOR SALE Fifteen groceries, VIII invoice; in
'estIgate- DUNLAP. so ST mI7-5
HAVE CASH BUYERS for cigar stores. grocery.
lunch rooms and room5uy houses. see u.s. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. l1]6 So Mis-
To TRADE-Three frame houses 90 trade sar pay
ing business houses; clear NEW YORK BJ>I-
NESS BROKERS. 700 81 NILS
FOR SALE-Crocsry and liquor store. monthly
sales, 5000; worth s4-yI5. price $500, qlicz-
NEW YORK BUSINESS BR0hERS 100 r 81.
NILS
FOR SALE-Crocery store. old stand. owner
retiring bargain. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS, lcos st. NILS
FOR SkLE-Dinins-rao-u- long estab-i-h-,f- price
5000 thorough Investigation asked NEW
YORK BJ >lNEsS BROKERS. 1905 + ST. mis-
FOR sALE-One Of the best grocery and pro-
vision stores IN the uurth--st, good reason for
selling. Enquire q SIS lith ST ne clos
FOR sALE-C5rner grocery. doing cash business:
old stand ZIis 81 nv MOS
FOR RENr-gIs New YorS ave. handsomely
furnished second-hoor rooms, transieu,s. clos
NANTED-YCung man with small capital and
services an a neat, S01d-payia- business. Adj
dress BOX IL THIS ofice. uls-3
WANTED-A hu5tling youag man wiki capital 70
invest ia No I business SerletFiu. entirely
new on the marset. las cOt O. Doe seen % be
appreciated Address BON Il6 this ONCE.
mlG-3
WRITE FuR BOOKLET giving successful Dan
Of making money IN legitimate mlHinS. OIL. and
smeIter stocks DOUGLAS LACEY CO. 90
18th ST. NV n1s--
A BARGAIN for cash bayer; drag store At
i51l Vermont ave For further Information en-
quire Of r. G.. NcCOMAS. IIJ2 18th 81 NV
ml3-7
FOR SALE-TS0 mills in GEORGETOWN one
1ower; long terms +. l. MOORE. 1905
e5-I
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TABLE BOARD-FIrst-cllss table board a. rcl-
zui able rates. il2l / st. NV -p4B-s
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WANTED Ha,f-sravu cirI, for small family;
one taat can stay nights. Fiat No. ., 5l-
s,,--,.. ~ gI~-1
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FOR SALE Cheap, cash or time, beautiful
home L4ngd0u. d. c. nicely situated 80.
IrhOr. fruit trees, shade trees. pump and els
tern, 100 address Box 80, this ofdce
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