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Arizona republican., 1904-02-27
A STEADY INCOME.

of One Dollar per week on every 5000 invested can be derived by taking ad
 vantage of our quoted investment Plan proven by years of success by an ab- solutely safe investment. Sums of $1000 and upward accepted. Dividends forwarded to investors on Tuesdays of each week. All moneys invested can be withdrawn upon demand. A suc- cessful bushes man wanted to act as our representative in this locality. Write for particulars John R. Wardell, 1O32 Market street. San Francisco. Cal.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

Professor Scudder and wife and Mrs. Thew are spending the day at Mrs. Niles PetersenS.
 Rev. and Mrs. Tomlinson drove to Phoenix last evening to att end the birthday social of the B. Y. P. U.
 Lew Collins and George Mauk. of Phoenix, were On the south side yes terday.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-27
THREE KILLED IN 4 GAS TANK
Some One Opened Valve While They
 Were Making Repairs.

Buffalo. Feb. 26.-Three men were killed and several others injured in a gas reservoir at the Iackawanna steel plant at West Seneca today.
 The reservoir is a steel tube 100 feet long and ten feet in diameter, in which is stored the gas generated in the blast furnaces. The men went into the res ervoir to make repairs. Some one open ed a valve. They fled to the manhoIe. the only exit, but were overcome by the gas and could not crawl out.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-27
MARcoNI MESSAGE BY w. U. co.

New York, Feb. 6.-Arrangements have been concluded whereby the Western Union Telegraph Go. will un- dertake on and after March l. 1904. the collection and distribution of messages for the marine service of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph company of Amer ica. The Postal Telegraph Cable Go. have for some time past been working under an arrangement similar to that concluded with the Western Union CO.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-27
AN EDUCATIONAL PICNIC.

The members of pr. Blome's physi- cal geography class will have picnic today of novel sort. They are going not only for their enjoyment. but also to- gain knowledge. The site chosen for the affair is the Hieroglyphic springs in the mountains south of town.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-27
MANY RUSHING TO GOLD FIELD.
Hundreds of Leases Have Been Given
 to Small Operators.

Reno. New, Feb. 26.-Goldfeld is re- producing the excitement of the early days Of Tonopah. From few dozen its population has increased in several weeks to more than 1000.
 Many of the newcomers find no sleeping places even in tents. Stages which arrive in Tonopah bring scores of passengers who leave for Goldfield as soon as they can secure passage. Hundreds of leases have been given 10 small operators.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-27
sHARKEY AND MUNRoE.

Philadelphia, Feb. 26.-Tom Sharkey and Jack Monroe, who are to fight six rounds at the Second armory in this city tomorrow. have not yet arrived. Under the law no decision can be given by the referee.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-27
THE HIGHEST POINT.

"The Bugle," said the editor of that paper, "has the highest circulation in the country"
 'Indeed?" queried the skeptic.
 "Oh, my, yes. We're 5000 feet above the sea level here. re.'-Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-27
WATER SHUT OFF.

Marshal Brown states that today be- tween the hours of S:30 and 9:30 the water in all the mains north of Fifth street will be shut off on account of q tap being put in.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-27

by Mrs. Colonel Higgins of New York.
 Soloist-Mrs. Brewer. Colonel and Mrs. French and Adj. Hanson will as sist.
 Tickets 15c. Reserve 25c and soc. Box seats soc and $1.00.
 Tickets for lecture can be had at Goodman's and Bears drug stores. A special car has been arranged to leave for the Indian school after the lecture.
 Special services will be held in Dor ris opera house all day Sunday Il a. m., 3 D. III, and p. III. Admission free.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-27

choice of his successor Cuba will be in
 a position either to re-elect him or to choose a man O dlike wisdom. With no need for an army Or navy, with a rich soil and a never failing market
Arizona republican., 1904-02-27

for its products, Cuba has before it a future second to that of no other cuun- try. All that it requires to maks that success certain is good government Philadelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-27
A BRAZILIAN FIRE.

Perra anbuce, Bra gil, Feb. 26.-The custom house here has been damaged to the extent of s5OO,O0O by fire. All the archives were burned.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-27

ly because of the absence of those who had prepared the question.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-27

LOST-One abstract, Geo. Tiffany, first location. Person finding leave with R. H. Greene. Phoenix. or Pom eroy Bros. Co.,, Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-27
GIVE THEM A TRIAL.

For furnishing goods come to us. We carry the best. RYDER BROS.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA BAL ROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND ID SIS
100 A. 81 daily. PIIESBURG EXPRESS AND
CHICAGO sPECIAL.-ParIor and DINING C-ars.
on Chicago Special Harrisburg u PirtsblIrz
connects for Chicago indianapolis Louisville.
A4id - Louis Bullet Brollef Parl0r Car %
1870 A. n. daily THE PENNSYLVANIA In
IA eD.--Fu-lHian Sleeping, Dining, smoking,
and Observation Cars from Harrisburg. For
Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo Detroit and Cin-
aEnatL Buifet Parlor Car 70 Harrisburg
1850 e.. d. daily ST. LOUIS LIMITED
sieeE ng, Dining, smoking and Observation
Cars Harrisburg 90 Cincinnati, IndianaBoI.s.
and ST. Louis Buffet Pari0r Car 90 Harris
burg
1850 A. NJ daily. MAIN LINE EXPRESS -
pullman Buffet parloF Car % Harrisburg.
Buffet Par-0r Car Harrisburg 20 Pittsburg
$3.50 +. ~ daily. CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIS
EMPRESS. Sleeping and Dining Cars WASH
metan 20 ST. Louis, Harrisburg % Chicago,
Indianapolis, 81. Louis, and Nashville tvla
Cincinnati and Louisville Parl0E Car 10
SEQ p ri. daily. CHICAGO LUurED.-Neep-
ing. smoking. Dining. and Observation cars
Harrisburg to Chicago and Toledo. Parlor
7.I5 p 81 daily. 81. LOUIS EXPRESS Pull
man Sleeping Car Harrisburg 70 St. Louis aad
Cincinnati.
7:45 r. a. daily. WESTERN EXPRESS. Pull
man Sleeping Car % Pirts5Ig aud Chicago
Dining Gar tu Chicago
40 z. Il. daily. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
AAII EAPEESc.-PuLman Sleeping Cars
81 as-llngton 20 harrisburg and Harrisburg 20
Cleveland end Cincinnati. Dining Car. Con
1910 p. h. daily. PACIFIC ExPREss-PuII-
nan Sleeping Car 70 Fittsbi-Tg. Connects for
$50 A. H. daily. BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS.
with through Cafe Car Far.5r Car, and
Coaches 60 Buffalo via Emporium Junction
800 A. 81 for Kane, Cauaudaigua, Rochester.
and Niagara Falls daily, CNcsbt SUNDAY.
1880 A. II. i5E E,mira and Remove daily. ex-
eept sunday. For Hilianspory daily, $3.50
T. M
7:I5 p n. daily. BUFFALO NIGHT EXPRESS
and
o. Buffalo via Emporium Junction.
5.s5 =. n. daily for Erie; for Rochester Buf-
laio aud Niagara Falls daily. except 5atur-
day. WitH Sleeping Car Washington % Roch-
1910 p. N. Tor Erie. Canandalqua. Rochester.
Buffalo AMI Niagara Falls daily. Pullman
Sleeping Car Washington 20 Rochester S-tur-
FOE PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK. AND THE
800 P. ~. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED" for
New NarA only, daily, eli Par-or Cars, Dining
E1prezs. 6:55. $50, slg:o5 C,ey York oHly). and
p. 81, ID 80 night On sundays. $50 eli. ~
A. 81, Z;lo, 5.l5. -8.4J, G-j0 and lg.G0
For Philadelphia only. Express. gao. 1000 A.
H., 1910 J.. 81, weekdays, 200, 400 +J:zj.
and $50 p. 3D. daily 8s55 4. 3D. Sundays
For Boston. WITHOUT change. 1880 A. H. week
For Baltimore, 500, Cl5. 6.s5. I.40. 1850. $50
lO.Ojs 1880 li:OJ 4. d., 1870 1885, I.z8
800 sitss' -' 20 80 go L-.-!-etls $50
1850, l4.i1s 1885 j.. 81, and I2.8I night
weekdays. on sundays. 6.55. I.5J $3.50 300
$3.50, 500 (8.J0 LmireD. 8.2J. 4.4O. 5.s5
5-4o. a-l3. o-5o, i-l5. 5-45. 1000, 1870 y. ---,
For Annapolis. I.40. $3.50 A. NJ. 1910 and $40
p. 81 weekdays. Sundays $50 A. NJ. and
For Pops Creek Line, 800 A. ~ and AIS
T. 81. week -dlysi 5.o5 4. ST. sundays
IlsEeE HrlEfar corner IlrEerfEIa and & Streets
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Trains leave Pennsylvania Station Daily.
$50 T. M.-CHICAGD ana ST LOUIS sPE.
ClAL. Solid yesliuule, electric lighted,
dining car train tg ST. Louis. with Pullman
S.eepers 90 Louisville. Cincinnati. Indian
ap0liz, and St. Louis. parl0r Car through %
IrElUla Hot Springs Parlor Cars Ciacui-
natl 10 Chicago, Dining Car from Washing
ton.
lIsIO p. M. F. " LIMITED. solid vr,ti-
Lu.es electric lighted, dining car train 90
Cincinnati, with Pullman SIee9ers 10 Gin
and Louisville Compartment SIeegrr no
Virginia Hot Springs daily except sunday.
slcepers Cincinnati 10 Chicago auI H..
Louis Dining Car.
Reservation and tickets st 5I8 Pzla,v..-iIsfs
Ayeausi Ul5 touTtelEtl street, near D. and al
the station Telephone 1850 f8r P-ai~-lt.li4
Can service. Is. IS. FULLER
Telephone Aaih l1l'- General Passenger AEt.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE Effective JUNE % 1901

z-q5 a Many r---T - rr.--s.l-
- rll-5r1 t - ~ = -.- ~ 81
--r ----' -- .'y 81,
-',2- A. 81. Jan p w s5L1n ana rlofila
LiiAi-ei. t-lal-c--es co--l-es anu sleeper %
S-o-aiH-ia' savannah ana JaeAa-lFl--e- biA'
F5r-r-rre-- $500 .1-T -i---i-- 7---- &c.
~ Nov C5-Irsrs r5-.-.- ~ -s---.-s
4.5I p n JTFFK D1Js- T-r4sI f-- Harrison
bIfrr and yeslT stations lr- gs01--ss Renee
a-55 i n nan n T---.-T ~ ----r----@r and
Cbs-i,-+-.---7i-. --' ANU
a-05 = M nan r. ,-s-- v--t- and ,+l--s, Es,--
49, Fi------,.z -l-er -, 4 ti--+. 49, T.
C-Ir--hI1s IA 1--sr.fe ,,--.-.- -...--.-- &C.,
EF.ehirs-+--. Il ~ E-----5-1- tr--.41r-- NJ.
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Once, 1921 Peuna. Ave.

For Petersburg, Raleigh, Wilmington, Columbia.
minFham. Mobile, FTUslcola and New Orleans.
lg.41 A. ~ bAul-seabasri NaiI-THr0ugh
Pullman Bullet SieepeTs 90 Jacksonville Fla,
e9nnsetiAs az hAH.et With iu.lman Sleeper to
Atlarta-
100 T. H. bAiil-Solb0arJ Ezpress-solid
train 20 Jacksonville and Tampa. with Pullman
sleepeF7 through 20 Atlanta Jacksonville and
Tampa, taking On Cafe DlaiBg Car AZ Hamlet.
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STEAMBOATS,
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

-- Every day ia the year from foot Of 9Th
-- n. Tor EL. Monroe Norfolk. Newport
-- News. and all points =1urh uy The sI-
-- perb, powerful steel palace steamers New
-- poJ News" ''N5lt5.k.' and .'Hazhiug-
- ton
~. WasHMEtm6.51 pm L.v- Portsmouth 300 DIN
Lv- AleEalarla-.s sd pm Lv- Nlriols--...6s 500 pm
Ar TT. Monroe. g 500 am I.v IT. Monroe. z .05 urn
ar. Norfolk S 200 am. Ar Alexandra ESQ .5Tl
AZ. Portsmouth IS 800 4Il At. Washington 70 900 am
- - Through connection made az NorfoIz
--- with steamers II Old Dominion Steamship
CO. New fETr and Merchants HHIf
-- Aiuerz. steamships for Boston.
- = For further information apply az gen
-- era. ticket Office 700 lz-l st., Colorado
binding tTs.eHIHUa fIar---..HIsFF -sr-
- 81. wharf Telephone Main STOOD
- JSO. CALLAHAN. I'd s.. Pres. & Gen. 8Iyr
- 81. H. CALLAHAN, Gen. Pass. Agt.
de2g-tf
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
a BARGAIN al $500.

COmf0rtabIe house On one Of the
best corners in Georgetown. BeautI-
ful grounds. 40 feet front. Grounds
alone worth this special prices. 5Jl
-. z-.t1-- et.----.4.- Real Estate Co.
-iiS H--'41- ''''oe--'t'-S+ unc.)
Main office. 1922 god 81. Phone ". 90.
First ward Branch Office "a. ave. and
Rock Creek. Phone West 544 se2-tf
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LOANS ON FURNITURE.
HONEY ID LoAK.

HEIRS 10 UNSETTLED ESTATES
real or perst nal, can BORROW MONEY;
also second mortgage Icons when rents
are collected by us. JOHN n VAL
TER 2,8 Colorado Building. 18th and q
SITS. myI5-59t-Su
MONEY ADVANCED on SALARIEa
STOCKS bonds. warehouse receipts life
Insurance policies, building and loan as
Eociar iou shares, and real estate trusta-
WASHINGTON ASSIGNMENT &C.
C23-2t Bond Building. au3-a38
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FOR RENr-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT-Once rooms in the Evans
most centrally located, rental very low.
Apply 10 JOHN u. EVANS. 1921 New
York ave seZl-tf
BLISS BUILDING, s5 81 ST. nw.-Very
desirable offices. facing Capitol, Win
heat, light. aua jauitoT service: from s.
per month mp. Cal or write A. o.
BLISS. Telephone East 6S5 se7-tr
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FOR REET-APARTMENTs.

THE COBLENTZ-Tw apartments. o.
four and five large front rooms and tiled
modern bath; reception hall; northern,
eastern, and southern exposure: hot
water heat; new and modern; ianitOr
service: the finest flats In the city. fac
ing Truxtun Circle; $50 and S35 per
month: convenient car service. THE
COBLENTZ, Florida ave-, North Capitol
and Q SITS. oc9-tf
FOR RENT
THE AIONZO o. BLISS PROPERTIES.
ApaTt-E cuts-thOrOughly modern: one
owner5aip and management; agent
visits property daily.
The Perhurst, IS H st. ne, 4 rooms and
LAed baLh----- ---------- % ~ ~
New modern apartments, cor. 9th and K
SITS. ne. rooms and bath; heat and
not water tTee.-..-.-..... ...--.... ..-.--.S 80
Modern dwelling. 1922 n. H ave. Il
rooms. baths new. Key at drug
store. Price, SIS per month.
Bliss Building, 80 b St. NV, very desi e.
able offices facing Capitol, with heS.c,
light. and janitor services from S 70
Per mo. up.
Excellent stores for rent One larEa
store, 1404 Park st. and 18th: very large
show windows hOt-Water heSt;
price, -...--. 80. 90
Two fine stores, with large Easements,
IS II 81. ne, near Gov. Printing Of
nee rice sZ9.+9
See janit0r each property or ". 2.
COWEN, Bliss Bldg 50 3 81. NV. Tel
East go. OcS-tf
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WI. sALDUs, M. D., Pin. .
German SpecIallss

EDf sEtsati 0sGLi as >
On Mental Nervous. Kidney, and all
private Diseases Chronic. and Acute
Doctors service and medicine not over
s.. Consultation free. Tel. Main 25l6. s. E
Cor. 9Th and 4 sts. NV. Hours, 10 10 J.
4 10 g seZ5-g9t
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DR.. SHADE CURES Men.

Ny thirty-three years practice IN cur
Ing men makes IL certain that you viii
be cured. i cure nervous debility, vast
ing weakness, indigestion, appendicitis
and structure without opera ten: bladder
sblns blood and private diseases cured
promptly. Consultation free. COZ +
Street northwest. ocT-tf
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FOREIGN MAILS.

/ WASHINGTON, D. c., POsTOFFlCE NOTICE.
should be read daily as changes may occur ID
fOBEIGN NAILS are dispatched TO the p,-t-
Of sailing daily, and the schedule 5T cI0siurs s..
arranged ou the presumption % tLeir upiuter-
/ ire October is, 1904, the last connecting cl6-s
/ VIII be made from the MAIN OFFICE as f5.-
I lows:
Transatlantic Mails.
MJNDAE-la) Al 7-I5 pm for EUROPE. per
SIS. Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. from New York.
via Plymouth. Cherhoug and Bremen
IlESDAA-taj At 7.l5 pm. fox EUROPE.
per SIS. Majestic, from New York, VIA Queens
(c) Al ll-45 pm. for NETHERLANDS direct.
per -, Rotterdam, from New York. 3lai must
I be- directed 'Per SIS. Rotterdam"
lyJ At ll-+3 pm, for ITALY direct Fer SIS.
Lom53rila, from New lork. Mail must be di-
Tccted Per SIS Lambardia.'
lel ~ lI:l5 pm for NORWAY PARCELS
/ posi- MAILS Per e., Oscar from New York
Regular mail for Denmark must be directed
I .'Per SIS. Oscar ID.
WEDNESDAY Al 1880 pm. for FRANCE.
SWITZERLAND, ITALY. SPAIN, PORTUGAL.
TURKEY, EGYPT GREECE and BRITISH IN
Ola, per SIS. la Iauraine, from New York, via
HavIe, Aaii for other parts oi EJHOt- must
De directed per s-s. ia Iouraine.'
.IRlbAh-taJ At $40 p-El- for EUROPE, per
S. Germanlc, from New York, via Cherboure
and Southampton. sail must De directed Per
la) Al 7:I5 pm. for EUROPE direct. per SIS.
Etrusla- iron New York, VIA Quesast5va and
Liverpool.
te1 AT Has pm. for BELGIUM direct. Der
s.s. Finland, from New York. Mail must De di-
r=ared per Sc. Finland"
(cJ At il.45 U.m. il- ITALY direr. per SIS.
Hahcnzo-leu. from New YORK Mail must be
directed per SIS. Halenzaleu-'
icJ Al u-t5 pm ilT ST. LAND direct. per
SIS. Columbia, from New l0rs. Mail must be
directed per SIS. Columbia
Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies, Etc.
SUNDAY-lD ST 1880 am. for ST. PIERRE
MIQDELoN, per steamer FROM NurtH sydney.
MONDAh-lll At HAS pm for NICARAGUA
(lzceFt East Coa-t), HONoJRA lcEcept East
CossD, SAL} ADOHs PANAMA, ECUADOR,
PEHj. HJLlAIA. and CHILL. per 50. AIliausa.
from NcW York. via Colon Mail for GJAT1-
MALA and CAICA DEPARTMENT of COLON
BIA must Doe directed 'Pcr SIS Alliance"
90 AT mas pm. t0E HAN per SIS. Frins
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-One square Of ground
in Northeast section. containing
about q 600 feet. Three blocks
from Lincoln Park offered 20 a
Quick buyer AT Joe per foot. Easily
Worth Z9 cents Rare chance Tor
speculation. VIII subdivlde 70 q
good advantage.
JOHN T.. DONOHOE & SONS.
Phone East 81. 505 East Capitol 81
Oc5-sr
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FoR sALE-M1scELLAHEouA

FOR sALE-Cheap. at once, elegant
furnishings Of Mrs. J. o. BedOtt resi-
dencei bookcases. S. up library and
other tables, desks, brass and iron
beds, gentlemeu's dressing cases box
-oucnes, china closet, dishes. une feather
pillows. hair and felt mattresses. mir
FOREFRONT wardrobe, Sl2i solid cak beds,
al-oti springs, 5ics large carpet. $40; par
Tor suite, sl5i iron folding bed, s.; spe-
cial. solid mahogany bedroom suite 1906
cost 800 solid black walnut suites sN-
ara large, $50, cost $50, electric autono-
Die, $40, cost 5000, In running order.
no dealers. What can't be sold VIII
positively be given away. 49, New / 9rE
ave. NV. oc9-3t
Exceptional BARGAINS,
New and Slightly Used Pianos.
HUGO MORCHs
S23 i St. n. ".
EOHbIER PsANOS-WORCH PIANOS.
A Nice Upright Piano. So.
Piano Tuning. Pianos Rented.
Pianos Hauled Oc1-3mOs
UPRIGHT PIANO BARGAINS
(used) 3I25; Harrington, $3.50; New Eng
land. $3.50 SU0ddart (used), SIS; others
az Sl75 500 up. SJiem square, SO. Bar
Eaius In slightly used hOse. ShuningeF.
hranich & Bach and Miller pianos. Sold
on easy payments II desired. o. j. DE
AOLL g. CO. I23l q ST. NV. Sole Repre-
sentative FOR the NOse Pianos and nine
other hlgh-grade piano manufactures.
sees-Uf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CIGARS and druggists sundriesi doing
me business only $3.50. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS, 6l1 r ST. oc9-St
EXCEPTIONAL Cigar
and pool room clearing Sc daily. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, Gil + st.
CORNER GROCERY: living rooms; OPP
posite school snap, $3.50. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. ON u 81, ocS-3t
GROCERY; sales $40 daily This is
CEanCe seldom offered. Investigate this.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS,
Gu + ST. oc9-St
GINSENG Fortunes in little gardens;
e@s-y grown every y mere Loots anu 500
LOT sale boo4leI rree- write Loaag'
OZARK GINSENG CO., Dept. F. Joplin
FREE LOTS TO advertise New York
suburb send stamp for one lot; ocean
view high elevation. SEASIDE CO, z3l
Broadway, New York ~
AN OPPORTUNITY Thoroughly equip
ped steam laundry, capacity 500 weekly
net 30 per cent profit owner has other
business requiring exclusive attention.
sl.eo0 CASH balaEnee from 70, pro1tsi no
trlhers. Address BOX 4-2, this ONCE. III
FOR sALE-Meat and provision store;
large dwelling, pays almost entire rent.
Apply eS3 II st. ne. II
FOR RENT-A f1rst-Class dining room,
everything ready for use near B. g. u.
depot. Address BOX 40. this ONCE.
ocS8t
WANTED-To borrow 500 at per cent
on improved D. g real estate worth
double. Address BOX 900, this office.
9e5-et
g. 500 viii buy hrst-cIass cafe in business
section of city; long lease; cheap rent.
Address BOX 4ol. this once. ocs-7t
FOR SALE-First-class oyster house.
doing business of 500 profit a month.
Apply 1896 Potomac ST. NV oC8-Tt
vANTED-Active man as partner in Of
fee business. Address BOX 3S1, this Of
fee oc8-3t
FOR sALE-LuncnrO0m doing good
business cali az once. 1102 Goth ST. NV.
COME QUICK; 500 will buy one OF the
Oldest corner grocery stores; with FIX
lures and yard; the best lOca ton for
wood and coal in northwest Apply w
II. YOUNG, 700 9Th ST. NV Oc7-3t
FOR SALE-WIu sell cheap. a complete
stock or cigars, cigarettes, smoking auG
chewing tobacco, pipes, three showcases,
with complete fixtures for cigar and con
teCtOnery store. including license up TO
December -, For further particulars
can az tl9 irving ST. nW-' after p. m,
In brick row. Oc7-3t
NICE LITTLE CIGAR STORE; trade
$50 weekly, good stock, bargain at $3.50
TOWER COMPANY, GIL 9Th ST. NV
ocl-3t
17-ROOM boarding house; best section
OF X ST. NV nicely furnished. and q
money maker $3.50. TOWER com
PAN4 ~ on lth ST. NV. oc7-3t
WANTED-A partner in established
business with $50 capital: no trifers
need apply. ADDRESS BOX 81, this Office.
XFANTED-T0 buy weiI-esta bIishei
pcaIClng mouse IN Northwest one that
is filled with good-paying people. Ad-
dress BOX 3G6, this Office. oc7-9t
FOR RENT-Large corner room for
drug store, 9Th and Is SITS. ne. Equipped
with fixtures and soda fountain Large
cellar heat furnished location uueT-
celled- Price on application at ROOM
%, Bliss Building s. b st. nv. Oc6-5t
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wANTED-HoRsEs 80 YEHIcLEs
STORAGE

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c a
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE
co, 48-4Z)-422 10th ST. NV. Phone Main
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WALL PAPER.

WE CLEAN WALL PAPER. paint. and
frescoes: clean and polish hardwood
DIST CLEANING CO.. 65 Seatou S.
Nv. oc8-3U
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WESTWARD

LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and C s.
CHICAGO and NORTHWEST. IA 800 a. me-
= 80 p. M.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE,
-l0s95 a. ~, ~4.Oj p. m.s ~ ;45 night
PIITSBURC and CLEVELAND, sII-O0 a. M,
'9s15 p. m.s and 1910 night.
COLUMBUS 1850 p. m.
WHEELING, rlO-05 a. m.5 4-8J p IN.
WINCHESTER, tss.35 a. m, 'z.05, $500
p. M.
ANNAPOLIS, reek days, $500. $3.50 q. m.
1900 noon, 6.t@ p. m sundays. $3.50 a. M,
$3.50 p. m.
FREDERICK, s's:s5. sssg:l5. +ss10.05. s.ll:00
q. eel SIS, ts4.G5, $3.50 p. 10.
HAGERSIOWA. a-l0-05 a. u. and +s5 90 p. m.
Boyd and way points, FsS-65, +ttg-I5 a. ma
Ills, 800, $50, -+'I0I5, FflI;3J p. m.
LURAH and ELKTOEs a :O5 p. m
eiAiTHERsBU re and way points. --s;55,
ssf0:l5 a, m, ss12 so eel Is ss8 30 as 900.
s5;05, $3.50, $3.50, ++s7;85, +*sI0I5, =.l1:51
p. M.
Washington Junction and way points, sfs e.,
re-9-f5 O. IN, sfs1:15, $500. 1880 D. un.
4Daiiy. Except sunday. s-ssmday only
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences u Union Transfer Co., on orders
left az ticket Offices, 6l9 Pennsylvania ave. NV,
New YORK ave. and 18th ST., and at station
IS. j. HEGE, District Passenger Agent.
ID. B. MARTIN, Manager Passenger Tra1dc