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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-02
To the Mountain Resorts.

For rates. schedules or any infor-
Imation. phone No. $50. w. J. Craig,
General Passenger Agent. Atlantic
Coast Line. mo trouble 10 answer
questions"
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STAY OF EXECUTION REFUSED.
Judge Purncll Declines 20 Grant
o der stopping Sale OF Property.
Especial to The Messenger

| Raleigh, N c., July 30.-Trustee Ca
bell, of Richmond. Va. for ]. Nick
IGorman. of Richmond and Durham.
lapplied today TO Judge Purnell for an
order 10 restrain the sale TO be made
OF property of German. who is a bank
rupt. The judge refused to grant the
order. The sale vas ordered by a state
court under an execution.
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Fort Worth, Texas, July 2s.-Today
he grand jury indicted v strikers,
one for assault TO murder and four for
unlawful assembling. The Indictment
grew out of an assault committed on
one Cunningham, a porter for Armour
& CO.. by a squad Of picke;s.
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r. Peacock. an Egyptian. railroad
imam from Assfout. is visiting this
Icountry. He In locomotive superfn-
!tendent of the Egyptian State rail-
ways and has come here at the re-
luuesr of his government to inspect
1.-The American railways with a view To
introducing some OF the modera
american methods OF transportation
into his country.@harReston Post
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DEMOCRAT GETTING ACTIVE.

State Headquarters Will Open August
15th-Summer School for Teachers
Was a Great Success-CrcuIar to
the National Guard of the State
A Valuable Find i'm tine State
Archfves-Other News Notes.
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Artist-"Have you taken my picture
Ito the exhibition 2" Porter-Yee.
lsir: it seemed TO please h gentle
very muc.1. Artfst-What did
THY saye" Porter-.Oh. they didn't
tsay nothing. ont they laughed that
Pearty.r-Giasgow Evening Tfmes-
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Mr.. Davis Devotes Another Day TO
Business

Elkins. w. Va, July 3O.-Vice Pr.si-
dental candidate Davis continued TO-DAY
in close application to business after
"a few Interruptions by callers. The
afternoon was spent in Office work and
a horseback ride.
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Fairbanks own newspaper admits
that Indiana Is doubtful. On, We don't
think it's so doubtful.-Atianta Con-
stitution.
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Let Mr.. Hill make o. up state
Mr.. Murphy viii deliver he goods
below the bridge.-Attanta Constitu-
ton.
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North CaroIinian HonOred i'm Ken
lucky.
Especial to. The Messenger.)

NoptOIdI IU-AIFS
Louisville, KY, July 30.-R. w,
Bingham, son of Colonel Bingham. OF
AshevilIe, was renominated by accla-
nation by Democrats for the office Of
county attorney of Jefferson county.
The city of Louisville IS in Jefferson
county, and the office has a salary at
tached OF 5000. The Democratic
nomination this year is equivalent To
election.
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senator Vests Condition Unchanged.
Sweet Springs. No. July 3o.-The
condition of former United States SEN
ator George G.. Vest today was prac-
tically UNCHANGED.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-04-16

Charles Carlson, who has been
very i'll Of eIysipclas is reported
as some what better today.
e., "a Royal Slave which was
booked for appearance at the
City Opera House next month,
has been cancelled. :,
The school board has d meet
ing this afternoon and disposed
of d considerable amount OF rou-s
tine business. .,...---s- -,-;-,.,-.
Ned Jerard has been receiving
some new machinery -far@hls-
plumbing establishment: -AfE'e=
latest thing is=a plpe and thread
cutting machine, the only thing
of the sort in this section.
j. B. Boyd, Of Langdon, y. p.
is IN the city on business. MT,
Boyd is one of the most success
| full merchants in North Dakota
and has u large merchandise
store 1T Is,lngelen.
4 party Of small boys Using
! i'll 4 Hat bpttpmcd boat ln-the-
|l,iyer5betwcen=the=t No=lttheslast=
night were capsized and one
youngstcr narrowly escaped With.
his life. He was nshed out BY
his companions after some eilort,
With favorable weather Ipz
week sevefalsof the big drives ON
the upper Mississippi isene3 sefaet,f-
craft eNpectsto get started. Ice
bis leaving slowly and despite eN .
pectations driving Will|bessinz
|later than had been anticipated.
Street Commissioners l'ogsSnc
has brought tic thaWing out aps
paratus which he used on the.
swatelworks into good service IN
melting the ice fol' the piling ut
the Third street dock, and says
.hcSis saving thc5city several dol
lars day by Using il,
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SOCIAL EVENTS

The Mcsdames Spoonrr and
Torrance entertained the officers
ofthe Ladies Library Association
at Mrs. Spooners home at y din.
ner lastzcvcning in honor Of Miss
Clara Baldwin. Of the State library
commission whoformally opened
theZBcmidji library. MISS Bald
win returned today to her homo.
at Minneapolis.
w. Il Brooks gives n dinner
party to II number Of friends this
evening.
The Hiawatha clubhad another
gifts enjoyable dancing parties
at Peterson's hall last night.
About twenty couple attended.
a number of the young people
giyea dancingparty at Peterson $
hull tonight.
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Settled heather.

The weather prophets have dc.
cided that we ito have better
weather. they say thatzlt will
'bc moderate today and that the
change in tl1e moon will insure;
long dry spell. Some Of them
think that seeding will be under
way N some ten dHysaHd- tfre'f,s-
that it will be the first Of May
before any grain is sown. All Of
them agree, htResal -, that the
bad weather is over. and that we
can look for il season Of settled
atmospheric conditions.
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THE CITY
zee Jones-W. G. Jones.

|
| Sheriff Bailey went to Duluth
today on official business.
| Willis and Cahill. write fire in
surance in reliable companies.
Royal washed figs in bakets, at
Princess GroeeryT:.--..-.-.---.::..------.-...
L. j. French was at Blacllduck
! Lon business last-night.
Deputy Sheriff Bailey@is at
Farley on official business today,
Standard canned fruits 10
cents per can at Nangle's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Steidl are
parents of a daughter born yes
terday.
There is no lever so powerful
as plain and simple facts--Mark' S
Lung Balsam will cure your
cough.
The Odd Fellows had a big
meeting las nlghtand conferred
two degrees.
All kinds of garden hose at al
kinds of prices. Jerrard Plumb.
ing Co.
Judge Spooner returned last
might from several days visit
in the Twin Cities.
Nothing can be better than the
best-Mark's Lung Balsam is
the best.
Mrs. Robert Nelson went ITO
Brainerd this morning for visit
with relatives.
Three thousand feet garden
hose. We can save you money,
Jerrard Plumbing Co.
Miss Chesterman, a teacher in
the village school at Blackjack,
is visiting friends in the city.
Why balance on the verge Of
consumption when Marks Lung
Balsam will cure.
Mrs. G.. A. Tanner returned
last night from a weeks visit
with friends and relatives at Lit
tie Falls.
r. j.. Albrant, the Blackjack
furniture man, has been the
guest of his brother, Charles
5Albrant today.
Senator G. G. McCarty Of Grand
Rapids is in the city today and
had business before Judge
.Spooner this morning.
Caesar dead and turnedto clay
might stop a hole to keep the
wind away. Take Marks Lung
Balsam it is the best.
DR.. Landry, the eminent speci-
alist, is in the city this morning
and will make his next visit to
Bemidii May a.
Short mill wood, ready for use,
drys quickly, 50 per load deliver
ed. Crookston Lumber Co.
Phone 2O8.
Sergeant Witte, Of the recruit
ing Office staff, went to Black
duck, last night to post some
of Uncle Sans advertising.
The Eastern Star had a very
enjoyable meeting at Masonic
hall last night and conferred the
degrees on several candidates.
M. D. Stoner returned from
Blackjack this morning where
he has been looking after his bus
mess interests for the past week
Dad Palmer and S. r. More
head, two Of the north country s
most able journalists came down
from the north country this
morning
A good spray nozzle free with
every sale Of garden hose. We
have 8, 0OfeetP Prices and quail
ity guaranteed. Jerrard Plumb
ing Co.
Geo. A. Canterbury the young
man in charge, Of the ]. A. Nc.
Conkey grocery store is visiting
for the present with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcleod. Mr.. Canterbury
is a son-in law Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcleod.
John G. Parker the genial Sol
way lum berman, is transacting
business in the city today, Mr..
Parker has just returned from
Crookston, where he has been
laying in a stock of supplies fol
tho Clearwater -Inopinu Co.'s,
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Read the Bazaar ad today.

Mr. and Mrs. C. f. Corey, of
! Mizph, are in the city today.
/ Fresh supply of fruit aud veg
etables for Sunday, at Peterson 5.
County Commissioner Fred
l.Sibley down from Solway.
II YOU want the best field and
garden seed 90 to Nangle.
james Potter, Of Blackjack, IS
among today guests at the
/ Markham.
For wall paper see ], \. Hotf,
Miles block.
F. w. Nan Mort Of Blackjack
is among today's guests at the
Markham.
! Ripe, ripe Strawberries Is
! cents, Princess Grocery tonight.
J. Morgan, who has been
buying logs for the C.rookston
=zLumber.GompallyS ,.lme=doNSn
/ from Tenstrike this morning.
Lowney's chocolate bon bons
are the best, Fn sale only at
Peterson s.
Lay in a. supply Of short Rlill
/ wood for the season. Drys quick
1ly. Delivered for - per load.
CrookstonLunber Co. Phone 20s
Ripe tomatoes. extra fine, q
]scents basket at Princess Gro.
Gerry i:ssht.
! During the absence OF Dr.. u.
A. Ward, Mrs. Ward, who IS q
licensed physician will have
charge Of the doctors practice.
Cucumbers, onions, radishes
and lettuce. Princess Grocery.
Harry Bliler returned today
from a visit to his old home at
Osakis and will except position
as bookkeeper at the Lumber
men bank next week.
Fol Sale Short mill wood, -
per load delivered. Fine for
kitchen stove. Crookston Lum
Der Co. Phone 2OS
Dr.. Parr, a Methodist clergy
man from Indiana arrived IN the
city today and will be present at
tomorrow S meetings at the NJ.
IL. church.
The PioneerEm employment office
is filling an order for rivermcnn
today for the Irvine Go. who are
soon to start their Tamarac river
drive at Pine Island.
DR.. Warninger, the yeterinar-
ian, returned today from Crooks
ton, where he was called last
week to attend the funeralof his
mothes-in=law, Mrs: Mary
Rauch
q z II
David Simons, of Buefa VISTA,
was a pleasant caller at the Pho
neer office yesterday. Mr..
|Simons has been in poor health.
| for some time and was here to
secure medical treatment.
Presiding Elder Dodds, Of the
Crookston conference of the NJ
d. church, ism the city and will
preach at the M. E. church W
morrow: AfrDodds cameo down.
from Crookston this morning
w. G. Jones is at SolWay,
\
where he has enough work to
keep him busy for the next two
or three weeks. He came down
this morning to get some sup.
plies and returned this afternoon.
Turtle River Pine Tree: Joe
/ y * N
Bacon is il the Lumbermen,s.
hospital at Farley, where he IS
being treatedlfor =rhematis1n=
by DR.. Brown. Joe has had a
bad streak Of luck this winter
physically and we think the time
| is about due for him to fully
recover.
The Crookston Times and Jour
nal Of today state that the Bio
scope Co. s moving picture show
at the opera house in that city
was one of the best things ever
seen in Crookston. The com
pany opens three nights en-
gagcment at the City opera house
next Monday evening.
There has been a lot Of kicking
on the month Of April in Bemldjl
for the past few days and there
haze been those who dared 20
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Hotel Cook Dies Suddenly

Lewis Hartman. forty-five years old,
was stricken with heart disease at Tenth
and d Streets northwest yesterday, and
died last evening at Heaiys saloon. S2i
ID Street, where he was carried after
being taken i'll. He was employed as 4
cook at the New Willard. and lived al
6l5 d Street northwest. Coroner NeVitt
gave a certificate of death from heart
disease
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LOCAL MENTION.
Fine Furniture at Auction.

An unusually fine and extensive line
OF housefurnishings 10 be sold tomOr-
row, Wednesday, 10 a. m. Come and
see these goods sold Wilson x Mayors,
auctioneers, 1927 and l229 q ST. NV.
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What to Drink in Summer.

If you would keep cool and well in
summer. drink "Old Glory" beer. II
combines both Righteousness and tonic
properties. Phone W 436. Abner- Drury
Brewing Co.
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THE FALL OF "ooo."

WATERTOWN. June 2S.-CentraI To-
connective No 9Ss the first 10 draw the
Empire State express. now hauls a milk
train.
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The Finest Cerman-Brewed Beer

Is no better than Nat. Cap. Brewing
Co Munich Why pay nigh prices
for imported beers when a case of = doz.
Munich costs but SI25? Phone 30
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Even If you don't win that thOusa nd
you have the same chance as the next
one 10 take the So second prize in Toe
Times great election contest
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FOR SALE-BARBER SHOPS.

shop in town; good fixtures; living
rooms; finely furnished; rent SO. shop
running $40 per week; will sell FOR 500
cash: owner leaving town. Address
BOX 246. this office ieZS-3t
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The Biggest Print

Shop in Washington, and the best print
Ing at the littlest prices Globe Printing
Co. now at l4th and + Streets.
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~ Our New Process Printinp.

Can't tell from engraving NJ One-third
cost Phone +. 60 or postal TO Manhat-
tan Pts. Co, 6lS r ST.. ground aoOr
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WANTED-STABLES.

WANTED-To rent a small stable near
Lincoln Park ne. Address BOX 2S9. this
Office. te2e-3t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-Locomobile: two seats.
leather top: fine condition; price only
ST. NV. lc1S-3t
FOR SALE-Trained goat cheap. 55l2
9Th St, BrightWood Park. je-S-3t
FOR SALE-lIa horsepower gas or gas
olene engine; gas stove: go-cart. and oak
~bedstead. 800 4 ST. NV. WOODSON. Il
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT-sixth and l. sts. ne. new
five room and bath fiat; gas range; rent
3le per month. r. s. COLLINS co
Qnc.), 702 18TH st. NY. 1s2s-2t
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EVANSVILLE NOTES.

HlATrSNILLE Md. June zS-Tbe
school building committee met last uipbt
and accepted the plan submitted bv
Webb q Walker. provided that after due
advertisement one or TWO more pro-
pOsais snail be received for the erection
ana CONF ton OF the building accord
HcatiOns an a cost not 10 exceed mo
sum OF $4,000. guaranteed by a responsi-
BILE bonding company
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WAETED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Agents We have il; a 26c
article that sells 10 everybody. either
sex: big profit, something new. Address
BOX L55. ibis Office. It
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For weddings. 14th and l. lm Pa. ave,
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Died of Hemorrhare

John Bailey. a negro. thirty-eight
years old. died suddenly in the rear OF
MS lodging house, 1870 Church Street
northwest. early this morning. The
body was taken to the morgue and
Coroner hewitt gave q certificate OF
Death from natural causes. Bailey had
b. en- a victim Of consumption for the
past year. ana died Of hemorrhaSe
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Case Beer Delivered Like Express
Package. Budweiser and Blue Ribbon.
FCSle's. 200 Ith 81. sw. Phone Main 543
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Shafer SUPPLIES Flowers

Fireworks! Lanterns J. Jay GOuld's
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Gas Ranges, Large Oven, ISIS.
A. Eberly's Sons. us 9Th 81. NV.
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WANTED-Two white TOYS wash
dishes, colored butler, elevators. bell
boys, house boys, walters. Inquire 1888
nth st. NV. II
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WANTED-Large unfuruisheG front
ROOM with good table board: southern
exposure; private family; owner pre-
ferred. Address PERMANENT. this
Office. stating price. jez'-St
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

YOUNG MAN wishes accommodation
with nice private family convenient 90
Address JOSEPH JOURNAL. General
Delivery II
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William Lee, a Bladensburg negro.
who has been IN the tolls before. was
brought before Justice Of the Peace Gus
II. DahleT last night on TWO charges
OF assault and battery. While the case
was on trial Lee saw his opportunity
and fled Constable Vincent gave imme-
date pursuit with William Ross and
Clarence Sharps. After an exciting
chase OF two miles Lee was captured in
BaFtiett's swamp. The trial viii prob
ably be resumed today.
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Use American Paper Julep straws.
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ReisingeT's strawberry Lee Cream Is

Made from fresh Strawberries. Try It
81 gal. soc 5z-gal. 235 G ST. Phone f. S92
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FOR RENT-COTTAGES.

FOR RENTAL Colonial Beach. electric
cottage: rooms; good water. shady
yard; one square from wharf; furnished
Apply 622 eth st. sw., or at cottage.
Je27-3t
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1VANTED-A settled woman; to start
$40 per month. 1702 9TH st. NV. II
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terms our SIS Special s. cash and SIS
week: bring as this ad and We viii
credit YOU with s. II. ". HIGHAM,
Jr. lO3-I05 s.. Sc. opposite Library o.
Congress. Je-S-tt
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FOR SALE-GraphOph stand. IS
records, ans complete outfit, in perfect
condition; cos $40; VIII take SO. SOC l2th
ST. nv. je26-3t
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Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Barr ana
Constable Wallace G. Raybold arrested
William HOFFMAN and Daniel Mills. of
Washington. at the District line SuDds1,
evening and brought them before Justice
u the Peace John r. Hickey Yesterday
charged with being drunk and disorder
~ Ihey were lined 81 and costs. Al
the same time they arrested John Jack
son, a Washington negro. who was al
legged 70 be- drunk and disturbing the
peace a: Brentwood. Justice Hickey
hneo him > and costs. iu dafault Of the
payment Of which be VIII be- sent 10
JAN az Marlboro today Al Is the inteu-
ton Of the authorities 20 break up the
practice % Sunday drinking az the wav-
side resorts
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I,ELP WANTED-FEMALE.
waitress.

WANTED 4 good cook and chamber
maId. CaM at once l426 Q St NV. II
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If Not One. Then Another.

Smoke "zeno" union made cigar. Sc.
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FOR SALE-Pure country milk. direat
from nay farm. Go per quart. Address
BOX l59. this Office JET
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-One of the best paying re-
tail bakeries in the city. or viii take the
right kind OF a man for partner, sick
ness cause OF selling. Address BOX z49
this office je2S-3t
FOR SALE-Grocery and variety store:
all cash trade; clean stock, 500 1909 +
81. NV. je2S-3t
FOR SALE-Desirable retail grocery
business in southwest; clean. well as
sorted stock and practically new fix
lures: living rooms with store Apply
D. J. WILSON, GA Pa. ave. hw. je2S-St
FOR SALE-Bakery and confectionery:
fine location, clearing $50 month: on
account of sickness business must be
sold; terms 10 night party; price Sl.400.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, Oh
f. je2S-3t
FOR SALE-GrOcery store; monthly
sales $3.50; making money; owner re-
firing, price S1.S00. will about invoice
this price. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS, Gil F. je2S-3t
FOR SALE-Dining room; long estab-
lished, clearing 500 month, price re
duced TO $500; bargain NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. Gil r. je2S-3t
WANTED-A man to assist a successful
promoter TO organize corporations. Adj
dress BOX 2S7. this office je27-st
TOR SALE-SaIoon: center city; close
to Pa. ave; $500. DUGAN. 6lI La. ave
gezl-St
FOR SALE-Wholesale liquor esta blish-
ment; coaducJed by same proprietor
eighteen ySags; stock will inventory price
asked, 5000 DUGAN, 81 la. ave.
je27-St
FOR SALE-Turzish bath: finest in city
for ladies and gentlemen; chance sell
dom offered. DUGAN, 6lI Ia. ave.
je27-3t
FOR sALE-A nice corner grocery and
provision store; good location; viii sell
cheap; reason for selling old age Ap-
ply TO w. r J.. 736 eth ST NV je27-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap, lunch room with 10
lodging rooms, on account OF sickness.
81 Pa ave NV cyst
FOR SALE-On account OF changing
business, a fine grocery store good To-
cation and good business; must be sold
at once. Address BOX 22i, this Office.
je27-5t
FOR SALE-Feed store, prosperous bust
ness; good reason for selling. zoos 3 ST.
NV. ie26-3t
A SMALL AMOUNT of treasury stock.
full paid and worcestershire, of a D. ..
| incorporated company for sale at 20 per
cent of its par value. on deferred pay
ment plan if desired. Fun particulars
for investigation; a great success in
sight; a fine business career for pun
chaser investing $500 Address BOX pa.
this office. je26-3t
FOR E-Old-established furniture
business. with fine class OF trade: SPLEEN
did stock; rare chance for good man;
clearing $3.50 monthly; inspection in
Yited. 3l5 9Th St NV. jeZ6-3t
WANTED-Silent partner. lady or gen
tleman. to invest 5000; 8 per cent a
month"; splendid, paying business; ex-
client references. Address BOX %, this
office. 1e26-3T
FOR Shoemaker's shop. shine
parlOr agency FOR new gas light. price.
SIPS; stock and fixtures worth twice the
ie25-4t
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" r. SAY buy now, while prices are low:
will credit you when short OF cash r1-
furniture. stoves. etc. hair mattress. IN
two parts, Sc. REDMOND. I'll and 3lS 1ta
81 NV auIS-tf
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FOR SALE-C0od qualify opaque shades,
fitted 10 your windows. only S5c; the best
quality OF opaque shades soc. hung free:
will call with samples. <LEE BLAI'T' \,
18th and II SITS ne Phone East I'D.
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ELECTRIC BELLS INSTALLED
Hest quality material used, guaranteed
enc year, $50 untl July 70. regular
plce ST: order now. Phone RICkEN-
RACHER. Main Z6. or clM 935 r st.
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WANTED-R00MS.

WANTED-Cool room, by young man.
location. 9Th and | NV, 50. Address
BOX 247, this office. 1t
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