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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-11
March IT, 1905.
PERSONAL

'IRsT TREATMENT FREE DURING COMING
week.
charge, first treatment to all afflicted in any
way. Our object is to show you the superb
GRITTY of our treatments over any given In the
city. Many cures have been performed at our
institute after years Of dragging and other
treatments failed to give even relief. If
We cannot convince you that we have the
best, We do not want you to return.
Drs. Cox & Remington,
$50 Temple Court.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-11
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CON
TRACTORS

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
Having taken the contract to build the pro-
posed 500 lire extension from Thief River
Falls to Kenmare, n. D.. we are now ready
to let sub-contracts Winston Bros Co.. Globe
Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

bldg. s. J. McNulty, Mgr. Detective work
in all its branches: References. police head.
quarters, Minneapolis. N. W. phone.
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Saturday Evening
BUSINESS CHANCES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
For Sale by ~
AMERICAN REALTY CO.. st. Paul.

For Sale by -
AMERICAN REALTY CO.. st. Paul.
INDEPENDENT PACKING PLANT within
s S to T sod to CLOSE ne a
in operation. and enjoying large patronage,
capacity oo hogs daily modern ana
HARDWARE business, positively the bsst
located in most thriving business city in north
west; very little competition: invoice $!o,-
III HAKD S' AnE. Furniture and Undertaking,
braska; leading store: doing large business;
WIN IMP HsHiSg si' business deuel. county
no eompetiton large territory; invoice $SSoO;
2 years located snt IN one Of the BUST
ness towns in Mimi: good shop, tools and
stock retiring Price nc w alI 30
the town; Ii rooms, bath and city water; large
lot and good I ba5n; urao COUNTY with
buildings; stock viii invoice $500: buildings,
$1,OOO; this Is moneymaker: no competi-
S9 a1S bSis county,
sGENERAL srooK-Martin county, Mimi;
sGENERAL sTocK-Pine county. Mimi;
CIGARS. NEWS, Confectionery, fine soda
fountain, one Of the neatest and best patron
lied stands in st. Paul: centrally located;
GROCERY. good town, Ransom county, n.
D.: fine cash trade: no competition: price
$3.50.
GROCERY with seven living rooms; neatest
little business in ST. Paul. good cash trade;
price 5000; another centrally located at $1,000.
JEWELRY business. has been established 23
years in good Minnesota city of $4,000 in
habitants; fine fixtures; complete stock: good
repair :rade; owner retiring: will sell at
great bargain.
BUSINESS BLOCK, in one of the best grow
ing division towns in Minnesota: 5000 in
habitants; income $4,000 annually; new
and modern throughout; an investment worth
considering; price $14, 900.
MEAT MARKET; not far from Twin Cities,
in town Of $500; doing business of $4,000
monthly; positively best opening In northwest
and can be bought at bargain.
FOR PARTICULARS concerning any of the
above to buy sell property bust
Of any description. anywhere. consult
US; we guarantee to ill your requirements
quickly, privately and satisfactorily. Hundreds
of satisfied customers. Bank ahd commercial
references.
AMERICAN REALTY CO., Dept. c.,
New York Life Building st. Paul.
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MACHINERY

FOR SALE-A 13-HoRsEPowER PORTABLE
gasolene engine at a sacrifice for cash. This
Journal.
IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
chinery; large stock secondhand and new.
Northern Machinery Co.. 21I Sd ut q. kpls,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-11

HARDWARE STORE, GOOD LOCATION,
price, $4,000.
General merchandise, in fine town, price,
$4,000. ~
Elevator and implement business, price,
$780,. .-5....=E,s ,,..l.-.
Several hotels, all for sale or trade, in
country towns. 81.
Corey, 70l Northwestern building
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ELECTRIC LIGHT PROFITS,


We are offering the first allotment Of shares
in the keystone Lumber s. Power Co.. which is
developing WaterpoWer and electric enterprise
good timber land. This enterprise combines the
safety of public service corporation with an
opportunity Tor large profits. The stock Is be-
ing offered at low krice considering the value
OF the property. Whether you can invest a
large or small amount it will pay you to inves-
tigate this proposition. Monthly payments if
desired.
GEORGE GIRL1NG & COMPANY,
Temple Court, Minneapolis, Mimi.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
large Touring mill of 5OU-barrel capacity,
thoroughly equipped with modern machinery,
In operation anu doing large and successful
business; located in one OF the best towns Ill
erty will bear the closest inspection. and is
offered at bargain for short time only; best
Of reasons for selling. =.
WIN consider a trade for good lands. we'll
located. Submit proposition at once.
This is one of the best properties ever
offered in exchange. and is an exceptional
opportunity. for the right party. Answer at
once for this ad will not appear again.
Eastern Dakota Land q Loan Co.,
2OO.2O1 Northwestern Bldg, Minneapolis.
FOR sALE-HALF INTEREST IN GOOD
paying machine shop, manufacturing and job
bling business; rent low and plenty of work
Machines invoice So, 200; price, $1,000; cash
For Sale-Butcher shop, 4th st N, close in,
good business; reason for selling, sickness,
Price, 5000. A bargain.
For Sale-Butcher shop, 18th av N: good
business. Price, $3.50. Excellent opportunity:
Union Realty Co., 407 Boston block
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$40 UPWARDS.
Wanted-Parties to invest any amount from
$40 upwards IN manufacturing machine COM
pany in this city, manufacturing heavy ma
ch1nery; there is not nor will be no competi-
ton In this line, and we positively guarantee
at least II per cent Investment the first
year. Stock Is now being sold at S. share.
par value $40. Now, ii you are looking for a
place to put your money where the directors are
all local business men and you can see how it
Is used, where it Is absolutely secured and
where we can show you what we have done,
not what we are going to do, investigate this
Call at our office and see our models and allow
US to demonstrate.
Internal ional
Hosting Machine Manufacturing Co.,
619 Phoenix Bldg. Minneapolis.
So, 400-sTOCK OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS
and toys, stationery, gents furnishings,
sheet music, cigars and tobacco and confec-
tionery, on z Franklin av, for sale cheap,
or may exchange for clear improved farm;
other business calls owner away.
$6O00-Stock of clothing for sale or ex-
change for clear improved farm, or will
take in partner. Will give some one a good
deal.
$6,ooo-Hotel and livery stable in connec-
ton, in good lively town. close to Morris,
Mimi. All furnished. Will sell my equity.
$3,o0O-Or may exchange for clear i'm
proved farm.
JOHN P. BLICHFELDT g. Co.. .s,
$50
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Q o o o
. HOTEL - SMALL, BUT A WINNER;
D about 20 rooms strictly commercial
0 trade good bar and biliard-room), al
ways yy;. been suecessfu a., You can buy 1he
0 cash., and it's a bargain; rent $40 a
o month.
D Notwithstanding hotel, in one Of Mime
0 sofas brightest county seat towns of
o $500; it's the only 81 hotel; all mod
0 ern, strictly commercial trade; Sun
0 day point; three railroads; no night
o trains; large office, fine dining-room
o fine lakes, hunting and fishing; shows
0 net profit $500 per month; in best kind
o of shape; the rent is low, the price is
0 right; $500 cash required. j., 11S
o kasota building.
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-sTocK GENERAL
merchandise; about $1,000; good town: want
particulars first letter Address (ownerl, Lock
Box 26, Garden Grove. Ioy4> 4
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DRAY AND TRANSFER BUSINESS, WITH
big line of customers. established sixteen
years, for sale exchange for good Inn
proved or unimproved city property. A.
Bdsten, 2427 Columbus av
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
PANAMA CANAL PROBLEM.
Magnitude ef the Wosk q Dlneine
Pressnta Remote Psamise
of coiaplstlon

When eomplsisd The cul wlH b
shras .hfths of 4 mile side st tie tsp
narrowing Re = eIaih n 10 fssl =
TIE hotlom. sd Ihe depth from tEs
sky line ia the NateF level wiil 81
80 fact Df Stephens. states the chi
eas0 Tribune. eatlnstes tbs quantity
a. earth and fock stls - ks removed
& faa Dos 500 eahle Yards and cal
ralatss that ulsh saee men 4 work
and errdtfinx eur improved methods
uith 20 per cent Ersatsf results ihan
The Freneh achieved during 1857
their most sueeesafal ysnF-Na SHAH
snish the canai ln exactly 50 fsaFs.
Hla figures n this conneelioa. hos
ever. are. = eaaFsa. nesslmislle.
though Ne sioatiy maintains thai iheg
are sxceetlneiY conservative Il =
evident that be does nas take inso e.
eoanf ne superior appliances and the
xfsafer precision end alspairh whieh
chlef Engineer Wallace vii hffag =
bear apoa the rFnt'eiu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

There are q iea weeds stlll ussui
nau j 4 fpnhlns i eonanea d
Ms iome b ssekneas
(ses Mafoeolas h4a Installed 4 on
nee lca chest III hls yestfuaAt
what has becoue oi tllat ala fssll
ioned fellcw who uae % klsetho cdlio
tlis biggest melon IA the pateh
r. NJ Rualnelon went d usNel
"Wednesday On business feg anoll c0m
pany with which De i conneeted
MlA Rnhy Bradshaw. d spgingaeli
No. arrived last meek fof avsit with
hiss kseou efsen
The MaAknee4 s@pex announced
THAI + Z Sepef expects SOM 70 50 4
northern Canada 60 SPEND a menth ~
eapeFatlng
Pc nerkland has just etnfned
from 4 Two weeks journey thOagt
western Kansas ~ reports Inc cfops
and Tcusfal psogFves Ia tilat country.
flot mosquito tos one great bird;
lie SIN. 5 shuat like a tapestries.
And ven dot alnaInN yoa tnnt heard,
De bites yeu With tie yeliON Eevef
J. " Iyls of Ardfora. okla
bought tie Sllas Connor property on
West Delaware Ave. fFum olf Smith
and wlll move hls family here. Tie
prlce paid wss seoo
II s Nuesehef, clAln agent Cor tho
Iron mountain railroad was here 90
lateFview attorney Riddle IA refer,
encs 10 Nm Lees claim fog injuries
sustained ia the Fl Smith Wreck.
TIE railroad contractors have a..
ready hired twtutf teams and drlten
from amoug the farmers aud vii eni.
play more Ia addition to thc regular
force of graders. They viii give ail
the work they can to those living
along the route.
Glen Mustgroye. u Ciafsmore. has
Ucoltrd the appointment ~ Indian
policeman hy Agent KELSEY ard been
assigned 20 work IA the olserokcc
Nation under The directions d Chisf
Rogers and National AttouseY Parker
Ti,ank you said a clark a. TIE
E'zazee hardware last ThuFsta a. lss
rang AZ the cash register for sps 81
eash safe and yet there are some
business men sho think the farmers
haven't any money 70 spend at this
time of the rear
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
DINING SERVICES or GOLD.
Entire Sets o. -Four Pieces Mads fron,
the Solid Metal Are
cestiy.

| happened % be In Tlnahys recently
and asked one u The head msn Il Il Is
true that pcople really eat % Kold
plates writes Cleveland Mosett. Ia
suceews Aagazine
he smiled. and turning g. : younx
man said Bring me "a af.sr-dinnef
coffee oct
And pgeseatly the youne man re-
turned with 4 small tray holding three
small pieces They earc sreeofuily
fashioned and looked like rold. AID
lhe tray hooked Ike gold
what % yoa think thsy are
asked ths head man
sllgsk silt ! suggested
Hold Il BE- sasd and pat the sers.
lce iu ms hands
~ita heavy aid .a-lt cant
he soiid suldG
That's whst ll ik hs assures ne
ant polnlsd e ,he mara These foor
pieces fhe tFaY she sgass pot. tks
erfam pitches and shs SUGAR how.. ars
Is-eaTai Eold neiid ne price j.
g ysa
Naf onlf ia Il iras that : sumAer =
millianAires h Amsriea own plates Il
seiid kola o. silver KiIt luhith latter
+ considered sno8 enough f0F Klrs.
psaa royaliyl. bag there are rich fsm.
Tiles uho hsaat sets e chlaa asstiae
from taez0 e fsa9e = dozen. = thar
he hFeakiag q = single nlaie means
tie iaas e several hundred aollara
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
GROWTH OF nNo BIC CITIES
The Spread Of Nsw York and ne
prebahle Knlaresmsnt of
Mexico.

II New Yofka metropolitan district
Is 70 spw - predicted, It will havs 10
take IN a section az the state og cont
necsieuk All o. Long Island and an en-
tended strip o. New Jersey Mator cara
and good roads would make & possible
for i9,ooopa peeple 80 llYe relatively
unvuAgesied 0atslaa ef the inuef
business center 81 would b. one tFe.
nendoas suburban district People
would live amid gardens mad tfeee aet
% Feed thls huae nonsproaaelng posaia
tion there voule havn b be a eoffe
spondlns agricultural Development a.
we have noted.
Years before All this d realized. says
the Mexican Kosald. ths Cts 0f Mexico
Nii lhaYe u take "a lhs entire federal
district, and there wili be- hafs popala
tioa "a two ~ thgee miiiloh poople This
gitx h q hs the railway rsnier ~ GAe
res southwest of ftis continent ara TO-
whole tiefFA templAaa a 90 heepuae
Ear mefw pepulatsl regloa and exeeed
insiy productive Fuftupaieiy Tor this
city tbsre ls ample room Cor growth
ami FOR = side exlenaion q sahnrian
life, within The valley lAaa values are
bound @ inefease many fold Ia the aexi
IS years Every elixlhlc huiid,ag siie
within q mlles II 10 eily 4iii - gn AZ
mand before 1859 And merr ana mert
via the rich men - TIA rcpabiie and of
the United States A. wpli hs attracted
here. The wealthy Americans hndIne
the climate agreeable for Wiater resl.
denee. There viii never b - dense 4
population within this repahlir ~ win
be seen around NeW fork and ~ she foos
q tsake Mirhlgan, bat ssisrN via b. an
iuereass q population eoFfespoading q
What takes place ia the metropolitan
aentsrs q New York aud Chicaso
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

''lnsaltlns behavior" i q feFf slaslse
eharss IN Australia q nay cover an
thing from pitch.andsnaH 10 man.
elauehiar ita latest application cones
from nenalea Ia lhef sai1sn cltT.
ehefe ne laEH marquis af Salisbury
tried hla Inek - 5 Giaaef IL 1854 ths
authorities of = Methodist church e
t.dod 10 suppress iufsniie gizsllnz
They introduced 4 policeman b plaIa
einthss. ard ha detected Z couple q
smal boys lausAlns during "a esynlns
aeFflse The Logs we're hFeuaEs lnla
eonrt on : eharga u Insulting b.
havloF and 8aed iea saeh. piua lIa
81 costa There a1e very few e =
eho have aot BEEN kuillt q this erlma
Il some nefioa of euf lives Inndoa
Chronicle.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
DuFatlan i Dlu.ssan

The times q dlsestion . diHsrsnt
lpods are about as follows % an aver
-. MIA. rice. ahont an hour of less.
kAippsa esgs haFssf aoan. salmon.
tTsnl. about ~ hours peas ana neah
shout swo hours eK maft. saea. -
keurs ha1leg, boiled mllk. faw ngea
szAbase 9Th vinegar. soup ntEh faI
I'D brad. about teo hoars. fne mliz
tAlehegl baked eKaa. - liver. a.
haara. lnmhl beans petafoes. cabbAes.
hash ~ hours. boiled seea. hselzssak
uhile bred ham. beef. hsh. malian.
three n0uFss pafk. poaltff, taal. hxown
bread. four hours salf park. hard.
eaIltd tF#a. Hye heafs nazselIsz
~zlFsasih and uisa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
Fisst pshsAes fals - i@s
Wanlae ofaer.

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

ie ~ Enites nitkss f8sules nssft ~ ftAiga. Is
30 AeFthwu lliswht * tts iNaiNa Es4sftarf.
IN tshasea fisiavF
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
BROKE HIS ARM
PITCHING BALL
Curious Mishap 10 Parson 8
Pitcher. Duncan.

Webb city Aug. Il Ysa' eriay :
game 1etvesu Nshb City aBa Par
sans .aeiusled mosf unusual and an-
fortunate Incident one tie IKE Il
which has psolabis occurred a aotsn
times ia ths history o. baseball 10 tils
United stpes
John ti4Betn shile pitchiak faf
ths visitors ln the dnf lialf e tie
thlra Inning broke his arm while IA
tie Aeg Of aelssrnnk 4 laii lustead
q rcseilinE he hone pate and falling
into tie calclssfz mIt, tfas bal dsopl e !
midway hefwsea tie bax aisa tlls hai.
ssf, elsils puncan's arm ieIl llp.se
II his side.
A doctor who va Ia Attendance II
tie game sas called Is his ald ara
found thai The arm was bfekea above
tas siboe. and Duncan aas q eoufss
out q tile game II uas sent Il uncs
e his hotel aad TIE broken bone was
~. Adams took rs placs Ia tie bak
ief ths fsai Of the gam
Much sympathy nas felt for tie un.
fortunate souns pitcher Duncan Is
culy seventeen years oid. ard lhls ls
hss aFst year q professional BASEBALL.
Prior = being slKned IaF tie VALLEY
league he had plafed 5 good deal q
amateur lall and has lean regarded s.
@ou1hpav of considerable rFnmiea
lle uIil return 10 ms home at Welt
eitY, Kan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

col MezeheHTls Hae fsillnz he caller
haW wondarfuIIF lha loNn haa kfaMn.
WAY. eAea mefeI hers wIlA ~
4lfe ana daughter twenty s@s
rana. lnttzpeasd MIsa Mesenenflz
there's : mosquito 90 FOUR nedN -
ns pinch Il q
uazhi axe|sIHzd fHa cazaneI a
! eaa aagIak. Mhen He mosaa hsfa asIls
nnabef q faaEa hHe sse ealeaaH
IxInaaA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

=seas waFd b PCS thai eas : llar
e. be- Why dldak You 81 hin &
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

Is ~ ransl sfzsta nsmaIzsisasss tsart =
2lsltz. IS 80 Azstffs ttizzssi = fss Easlza
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

Tie sfa~a ~ eamsaAaaa = esashsshsaa
fsii aHfatf ilts ths htaa thAi afaa* ihe
ftaNn - aHtHtfzlss fhis tal1asisns ehss
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-22
A Young Veteran.

A remarkable veteran soldier IL
England is Lord Chelmsford, now
seventy-seven years old, but appear
ing like a man in the ffties. 1t is
sixty years since he entered the ar
my, and he is among the now thin
ned ranks of those who served be-
fore Sevastopol. He was in the
Indian mutiny, and later served
in the Abyssinian, in the halliT
and then in the Zulu wars. After
that last campaign Lord Chelms
ford was sent to the Tower Of Lon
don as its lieutenant.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-22
CHICAGO
JOURNAL OF HEALTH =
has to say of this coffee:

has to say of this coffee:
Art Java and Mocha which is
packed by the j. M. Bour COM
pany, and which have been the
subject of inquiry in nearly fifty
letters reaching us from the
States Of Indiana, Ohio and Mich
.igan during the past month, as a
result of investigation in compll-
ance with these requests for IN
formation we are in a position to
pronounce this food article to be
the best coffee product ever I'M
dergoing a scientific examination
at our hands. We speak advis,
edly upon this point, as the expert
authorities connected with our
laboratory declare the sample OF
Art Java and Mocha obtained in
open market, richer in the ele-
ments going to make up bone and
muscle than any similar product
ever examined at that institution,
which is due to the fact that none
of the samples examined contain
ed any damaged or inferior beans.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-22
The Difference.

Philip Hale, the Boston muslca'
rite and annotator of the SYM
phony programme books, was talk
ing not long ago with woman who
= strenuously pursuing musical cul-
,uTe.
"Mr. Hale" she asked him, "what
= the difference between the first
and second violins in an orchestra %
About $40 a concert, madam,
replied the critic.-Harper's Week
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-22
N. 4. Sybert Grocery Go
THE POPULAR GROCERs.
Phone SO.
A Postage Stamp Trick.

In west Java the Chinese are ar
full enough to hit uPnn ciev''
dodge for making used postag,
stamps as good as new. On stick
ing a new stamp upon an envelope
theJ .mear the stamp on he tac'
with paste or with thin layer 0:
glue. On the stamp being defaccf
at the postof1ice the addresses ca:
easily wash away the paste or glue
and the stamp is again servlceab.t
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-22
She Had Never Caught Any.

"Why is it," she asked, chat S.
many of the men have shaved o.,
their mustaches"
81 Think" he answered, ut mus
be because the doctors clam mus
taches are likely to have microbes
in them"
"Oh," she exclaimed, q nevei
caught any-that is-dear me-
didn't mean
But he assured her she ncedE
mind. as he was engaged to an
other girlsnvway.-Chicago Reco'"
Herald
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-22

structure 4Ox60 feet. The build
ing will be completed within 80
days, at which time Mr.. Stealey
will have abundance of stable
room for the accommodation of
his patrons and the public in gen.
eral.