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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-28
NEW LAWS


ment of live stock.
To cut dead trees from near the
public roads.
To incorporate the Newberry.
Whitmire and Augusta Railroad com
pany.
To incorporate the Middle Carolina
and Western Railway company.
To punish indecent exposure.
10 change name OF The Saluda River
Power company to the Greenvi'le. Car.
clina Power company and allowing
the company to build q dam across
tho Saluds below che present one.
To allow suits against insurance
companies to be brought in the
counties where the loss occurs.
Joint resolution to buy 90 copies
Of Elizaa' 1.-THE Jews of South Cero.
liDa."
To incorporate che Piedmont Power
| company.
To allow an illegitimate child to in.
herit from its mother.
To amend dispsnssry Law, making
regulations as to other counties the
same in Horny and Beaufort.
The general bill on voting pre-
2inots.
The pure food bill.
To appropriate 100000 for the
jamestown exposition.
The general magistrates bill.
To establish an industrial school
for boys-the refermatory.
TO make Thursday Of fair week q
legsl holiday in Riohland,
To establish q county court in
Aiken-al6o one in SUMTER.
TO publish tho names of beueii.
diaries in State institutions and the
names OF their parents or guardians.
To prevent supervisors and commits.
sionere from furnishing county sup.
plies while in Office.
ToSmake the solicitors salaries @l,-
200.
To repeal the law exemptipg Con-
federate veterans from license when
dealing in seed cotton.
Allowing city councils rather than
boards of health to appoint health
omcera.
To require State House clerks to
give bond.
To re'survey the Edgefeld-Aikeu
line.
E1To have expert chemists examine
the obodies Of persons supposed to
have been poisoned.
To prohibit wrong use Of badges or
insignia OF secret orders by persons
not members.
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UiapsnsaTy in q Hobhie.

Columbia, February 25.-The dis:
pensary situation is in rather on.
rious: ooI3ition. Under the recent
| ACT Of the General Assembly giving
extended and enlarged authority to
tie Investigating committee committee no bills
are to be paid until the committee
givos it's authority for so doing. Un-
der this provision Of the ,statute TIL .
committee has ordered ali bills to be
held UP until the committee can get
at the books to examine them aud
got an opportunity Of examining
those who hold the claims against
the State. One Of the parties holding
a claim against the State for over
$40, 900, the I. TRACER Company, de-.
cliued to send the books to Columbia
for ths 21:pose. The committee had
Mr. I. Tsaser. Of this firm, on the
stand and asked fer the production
Of the assks of the arm to prove tho
claim. Mr. Trager saddle would pay
the expenses Of o member Of the oom.
mittee going to Cincinnati to overlook
the books, but thia the committee de-
clined as it wants the books aud wit
nesses in its jurisdiction. at pres
ent sie ultimatuH is no books, no
pay. !. s.. !. I; .:: .,' X.
It is stated that about csc, 900 10
claims are outstanding, and that the
committee does not ,ex. ,ot TO give it's
permission for. the payment |of these
bills until it has had i look at tho
books, as was done in the case Of Che
iiNarolina Glass Company, and ID that
oass the total bill hassuot been order:
Eed paid yet. So ~; ;i, i !. f
The Investigating committee has
left thia checking up. largely TO the
snhsconnaittee consisting Or Measrs.
GhI5atsnsen aud Lyon, and wheIn, they
iaane an$ order it is that they nee ]. NO
reason why the claim should not BE-
|! ,,l,aid ssplaoes the responsibility
! fos sh, ayrasnt in the end on tie
: . -: ~ d 81 directors who, contracted she
BILL. : 5s.s ;5,.:; !. {: ;=:. :,:; /;
# The COMMITTEES q has released ali
claims fps 5exptsss shsrgss, INSURANCE
! auS freight and jIall sapeh billa, have
Lesn paid. Dat in 81. ss::..!a sor liaaor con:
! - ct "a y InSa "a II -
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C0Wpeae and Hay.
To the Editor Of The State:

10 the Editor Of The State:
"a Barnwell County Farmer"
wants to know Of Commissioner Wat
SOD how he managed to make hay Of
peaviues after the pods were picked.
Now, made q considerable quantity
Of just such hay last fall, have been
feeding it all winter, and all kind Of
stock eat and enjoy it. However,
the common cowpea will not make
hay after the pods ripen, oimply
because that variety Of peas sheds
the leaves as soon as the pods ma
tufe, but tho little .iFou," very
hard pea, known oil over the Soutf,
under many different names, vii: mo.
ture o crop and remain f.irly green
til killed BY frost.
Some years sgo / noticed this char.
ccteristic in the little iron pea, and
it not being @ very prolific kind, set
to work to make ; cross or hybrid be.
twsen it and the moro prolific chimney,
or speckle pea. In three years :: suc.
ceeded more than I anticipated and
now have hybrid which is better
than the original, being more prolific,
making q ranker or more luxurient
growth, and remaining green even till
frost. As hsymaker look upon it
90 par excelleuce-but I am not offer.
iug any seed for sale.
do not advise any farmer to cell
peas at any price. Every pea made
on the farm should be consumed on
the farm. Mixed equal parts with
cotton seed meal, it makes a fine
feed for work stock. or course a Full
hay ration should be fed with this
mixture. A two part mixture Of meal
and one Of shelled peas make splen.
did COW and hog ration q meen cot
ton.seed meal.) I am satisfied, how.
ever, that even better results could
be had from this feed if the peas we're
ground into o coarse meal.
"Now, these peas when clipped to
New Orleans ss she department OF
agriculture and Col. Wateou advised
are bought aud planted by planters
in the Delta for hay aud for supply.
ing fertility to the Delts soils. Now,
il the planters in the Delta cap afford
to pay US 81 per bushel for seed peas
and pay the freight that distance, we
can make it equally as profitable by
using them here either as q stock
food or as soil renovator.
don't see how 7 could es.:. =;.h.
out the common old pea. It supplies
my table with milk, butter, ham,
pork, eggs, poultry and gives my work
stock aue provender and grain ration
as we'll. More than this, the pea edds
to the produotiveness Of my farm
every year. Don't sell peas even at
s1 per :bushel. They are worth more
than that to any South Carolina far
mer. a. w, Brabham.
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The man who cearches his own
heart is: not apt to find AsWs iii .the
hearts Of others. { S. 2 s5$zs 5z,; /; 81
a well worn aait paid FOR is g. bette,
thsn . finessait worried about 3; n 5s ]. 4;
S: .$:- - Many prayera that arc lsstaRssd up- 5
ward find lodge ia The bayene nent.. ! \! Es:1s rs
- q balance ia the banks it to-day s, i, is
eaa4sse hsss 4 e e : s seeA :;:e enc De- lee
year. S.; M Il .>:: .:z:
::s 81. s. s.. 4 is good thing fora lot az hus.
Ibands thas sheir wives do mot go 20; 2.,i1I on
strike FOR vages :;..@ 81 .5 "a
5::s; - ! A great many men hava aehisyea
regulations Tor wisdom 81, 1nskiDg Two
of three good gnassss. .S ss 81 49, ;$A
$:5 ;s5E 81 -- The enptier q man q head & tha
5f NV muJh ia ia ta uors
his: atomaoh will hold. 81 :i ;5 ! ::5.i. S
" - ,ha of The sWes sseat tiiings ill., lai Iife
is having aoE iiiiyea. ia yess batIssk
on h pis
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A Dental Dsmonstrater.

:,
'.'Msmmy''' had been suffering tor
tues with the toothaohe, but she wal
afraid, Of New York dentists. Dowr
;a Virginia the ce7e.ed 2olk belle 70
that dootoss can roam about after
dark, trying to catch people to cut up,
A'uesro child can be scared into good
behavior By. the mere whisper Of
''pight Doctor Mammy GOULD not
be persuaded that dentists we're not
might dootors,'' but a. last the pain
got 80 bad that she consented to have
thu tooth out. Her mistress tells in
tho New York Press Of: the old negro 3
experience With "painless don.
tist." :, ,z..ir + T. =. ,5 IL. b:
Did 1t hnrt7' ! asked, when she
came home. sS.* 5s. \; :.
= 'IL==aa', &C, chile =, t1 - anttinly am
glad / won't. to him., BE take an
hooked them tonss onto my tooth so
he says, Good thing You didn't 90 tq
Dr. Jones downstairs. This 10 The
way he pulls teeth: Il: z,} I 4 :5: ;5%,
/"Then /. he give . powerful yank,
and let ont sorsech.:l,*5 ~ N 5:S
t.'.Huhl'# he says. II. reckon yo,u
better be glad yioaz ain't got De-
Jones Workin ON; :your:s jaw An
Dnn EsI,:sk osn,ki nn hatsa :: +: + lThs 4; !.
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AS usual the General Assembly did
great deal of local legislation and
these acts are not Of general interest,
affecting generally only tho counties
in which they arise. Below will be
found list Of the enactmeuts in
which the entire State is interested:
To establish Christmas holidays in
the State colleges.
TO incorporate the Union Carnegie
Free library.
To change the name OF South Caro-
lima College to the University Of
South Carolina.
To ratify and confirm the charter
of the Central Carolina Power Com
psny.
To provide for monument to
mark the grave Of G.n Thomas Sum-
ter.
To prevent restaurant and eating
house keepers at railroad and steam
boat stations srom furnishing meals
TO white and oolored passengers to-
gether.
To have application fees Of oandi-
dates for medical licenses to go to
the general fund.
Making appropriation for dispen-
eary Investigation.
To establish board Of pardons.
Appointing bank examiner.
Establishing fsh commission.
Establishing q fund for disabled
firemen BY taxing insurance COM
paniee.
TO fix the salaries Of the circuit ste-
aographers at s1,500.
To establish county court ct Rich
land.
To celebrate South Carolins Day in
the public schools.
To buy new aags for the State
House.
To charter the Central Railway com.
pany Of South Carolina.
To punish che stealing Of car bress.
90.
TO prevent merchants when in debt
srom selling their stock otherwise
chan usual.
To require railroads at functional
points through the railroad oommis.
sion to erect depots.
To require railroads and other com.
mon carriers to provide toilets at sta.
tions.
TO give the federal government
control over the quarantine stations.
To prevent railroad companies from
charging extra fare for crossing
ksi0gea when entering the State.
To give the federal government con-
troll over certain lands on Sullivan's
5slsnd. .-
To allow South Carolina College TO
close College street between Pickens
and Bull and to open Piokens between
Green and Pendlston streets.
To require oommon1 carriers to re-
weish freight aud to establish. soa;es
for, that purpose. !.
. To require railroad companies to
give information concerning the ship
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Sweet Faced s:saal,l:.:

J., .,S-ss
Day was trembling on the. edge OF
night. The cum had dropped behitfa
the hills and eplashed the sky with
red. For two hours Susan and Henry
had been talking Gentle reader, do
you know what they were talking
about? No? sumee it to nay, what
evsr@ IL taas, on amioable sonolusion.
hsd been reached :, Sussn waa. aYset
faced and tender, and Che araesh ystine
tints Of che evening toaohed her Face
softly, and the fading lighb. ehrewy. a
halo abons her head. Yes ahs was
no spring chicken. But uhas odds? e.
Henry had passed sll Abe year5 oe,
his aohelorhood ia 8 boarding. house.
and eouldn't haye told |sprisg chicken
from old hea; 90 save naiIIE his salary. !
He folded q Her: ID 55his shrobbing
bosom end then slowls ;aago goldsda Her Her. +
Il 4 q. R ! (, q shall be: SO happy, he 5 5Hhis-
pered S.! Yz3 4
# Yes, Henry, :, was hhsr rnurraured
responas, 'sand 90 haEmo nionB. Thsat.
e eysr ~; 5eey Z phail *belieYe. now, J
heneefo,sh and RoEeve & 2$3s "
can never pas such s.: shifnussib,and
4as you desarvs, ssnaan almost.
sighed. I /. +!
s5:s. Henry N ahc Dried IS anppoae.
T 4n1los:; but at ny time oa ) lsRa ean't.
afford 60 be TOO parsioalaf Come: 10 !
and have some sup s;. /:
Aud Henry went I'D. Ri
SIS 49, $le sus q Mas1 ta5$ ta5k. s
81 orries wear ont tmors men than, !:
work 8 3
50 ;SS.' s 4; &; is nos essary to be
40 grave s95 tS; ~
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mittee the right to 0. X. ell bills
:or liquors and supplies, but whether
this is to be applied to new purchases
was not stated 10 the Act relative to
the investigation committee.-News
and Courier.
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5:E - ~ Don't think that; because S$itiohes
have wings 500 will be able % josteh
them on the fy. E = 4:
+ Ohoe ia g great while . woman
gets SO angry 81 her: hnaban that ;shss,
even. refuses to talk baek ;s.: 8! 555s5. 81,
NJ $:s - s Length of years Is NOS III ;;sf&
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:. "a Pes ffilsaaaat Qusssggass.

: ] President Frank J. Hsasne, Of the
Chiesgo Fasi and Iron Company, Of
Denver, tells this story off the lsss
Joskua Gentry, Of one time president
OF the Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail-
wey, which 10 now Fart OF the Bur-
lington system. ..- -. =. g
Gentry was fond Of going over the
lines Of his railroad in old and sath.
or shabby olothes. At g junction sta.
sion ono day be climbed into the cab
Of one Of his locomotives while che
engineer was oiling. When the engi.
neer returned to the cab President
Gentry pointed to the eteam guage,
which stood at 16o and asked: ::.7
"Is that ell the steam you oarry?',
why" said the engineer, .:'thst's
the second time around" @.:S$3 &: {.
The man in shabby clothes asked
several other questions which seemed
foolish to Che man behind the shsot.
tie and finally the engineer turned on
him. =;: =.: " > =. IS, .:.i :. s .E.:{*. .::
WHO are you anyway" ss::.. {, s.:=$
II am Joshua Gentry, presidents Of
this rai!4road," said that oRcial wish
dignity. ID E Isl b ; "a &!
+ Then why, ia thunder don's S;yon 81
wear good clothes, 90 one woule: xnoss,,
youe"-Chioago Inter Ocean. sErs p: &
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hsfas u B yssl ~ esssnes m bsssfssn 81
ma prodi gslis M 81 81 B b tss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24

HANDSOME new house. every improvement:
two blocks from ocean. price $1,000. at beautiful
Bensonh urst by the sea; the ideal, all year resi-
utes from Manhattan: SC. fare. Call to-day and
inspect my offer. It's a bargain. FRANK a.
SLOCU 22d ay. and S6th at.
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BROOKLYN Business Lots

Make the best investment for an advance.
Flatbush av. corner, with frame store -. $4,000
90 II, on Grand ST., between store bldgs -. l,b0O
Gravesend av.. cor. Av. y. with building 80. 81 0o
II, r. McSAUGHTON, lS8 Montague st,
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eBEhTEST BARGAIN ON Earth,

Four I story double brick. newly built mats;
mo Tern Improvements; no heat; rent. $1,000 per
v n price. ST., $50 each: one or all; little cash re
Quicf. OWNER, loon so:, 100 Montague ST.; tel.
"a Main.
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W.! 5i sg... 80 ....s;. "v'I III Swsg grsS.
neif Nssa
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ARAL E-arArr-Ean aALE.

" ftf HtTfuNNftL vAsLRY , nes hgass,
vliH aegfh fftet ata,tt MisH lett al've 80 W.
Neift4 mfgattftHt view M MITES Ehrlt aed rot
ssrlL suns.it rti psfiienisft nuni v = SdttN,
NftHaiHH. VefHunt
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dlkWtHU Nttsptl1b erthty keWs tet eals
']efirtlr' ~ = Htsaftt dsHshss'ef Crnn
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ii-RooM HOUSE for sale; a great bargain In
beautiful Bay Ridge :; In good order and always
rented: pays good. but I want tho money for my
business; s rooms and bath on nrst floor. and o
roomsand bath on second floor; two sets ofimprove-
ments; oil open plumbing and the best: price s.soo.
st.. between Seventh and Eighth avs. Brooklyn.
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IF you are DESTROYS OF purchasing. protected IN
vcnlions that will lay the foundation for a business
that will be a monopoly, in either mail order. once
agency. light or heavy manufacturing lines, my
oInces are The place for you TO make your Inquiries.
as Il Is tho headquarters for all the leading inven
lions. Particulars and advice freely given. No
trouble to answer questions, Apply 10 WILLIAM
l.. HOYT, 200 Broadway.
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us :

Young woN,sn, hstwtsn ~
and "a years N aes, wanted
~ lsaFn the telephone bust
asss; permanent positions IN
central offices for those who
quality; salary u 50 Q week.
pald Whlls learHiag. Apply
aiSreA m, a. i52 East 18th
A., NEW YORK TELE'
PHONE COMPANY,
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tuH NrNT Now sior aud ilasemrnt
IN tho hrnfi ~ shopping district, Hart.
fcfI, Connecticut. nuinhefa W, " and n
Pratt street. Sturr snntr ahuut i,tun
square feet basement about s,hp, Roth
atur' and basement a,litahIe fnr whole.
sllo and rctdil hUplncas, AJJly Va
ANplitw i HROtUHEt. 1m Stain ST.
Hartford, Conn.
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$14,zsO-FoUR STORY DOUBLE
(BRICK) FLAT; RENT $l,4l6
YEARLY CAN BE RAISED. n.
LEMMERMANN, 1875 4TH AV.,
BROOKLYN.
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LOANS.
PERSONALS.

WILL the gentleman who saw the assault on
Saturday night. juno 10, 1903, In the lobby OF the
by the policeman, please Communicate with MI,
EVANS at IS Clarkson ST.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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CuNrIErttN t~rN,isuEp. ron NKNt fun
THE .stAsQN a hutiss i've, ~niLngUyMSi
AMI .ArtHNCtivE uttUt WIS AMI LAWN
NtAnlES ANu lCtHuISt NDnnfSS OWNER,
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NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR 1T.
Advertisements for The Sun and Evening Sun
may be left at any American District Messenger
Once In the city.
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PATENTS.

,,PNTtNTS secured promptly; highest references
,.DLi pro nigcnt manufacturers Write for lnyen
.I,t han1oooE SHEPdE.IJ = PARhEit. ~ Il
ei Washington, ID. Z.
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MACHINERY

Two ~lngersoll Sergeant Channciling Machines,
B~1is1Ais Straight Line Air Compressors; Slx Rock
Drlls. Stone CrusherS. Hosting Engines; Locomo
W.T. Boilers on wheels or skids; {, o and sinch Con
'filuEal Pumps. WlCKES BROS. lS Liberty 81.
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TO Rent -Scashorc ro,tarr on Sound, a. Null
berry Point. near GIll:nrd5 : r0On,s, hllly furnished.
FOOD boating, bathing AMI NSllng, rent from July =
for the SeaeUn, 30 Rrtc,lan well water. JOHN
PATTERSON. - \. Elm st WalllngfOfd, Conn.
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CLOTHING.

GENTLEMEN'S clothing TO order on 81 weekly
payments: perfect ut: fine material. EXCHANGE
CLOTHING CO., 2Sa Broadway, Rooms ; and 4.
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FOR RENr-Muton polut, Rye. y, ", on Long
Island Sound. sS master bedrooms three modern
bathrooms; stable aud garden planted: new and
fully furnished. suitcase owing 70 travel, cheap.
Sp 9Th av.
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SAC, 900 LOAN WANTED on valuable slate quarry.
MCDONALD WIGGINs co.. a57 Broadway.
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PARTY, with IS 1000 to 5000 can secure position
"a. MCDONALD .wIGGINs CO.. a67 Broadway.
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WANTED Responsible man TO manage branch
ONCE and dl 'tributing depot for large coffee and
splice company owning Its own mills; salary $500
monthly and comml SionS; references and invest
ment OF 5000 required. Address MANAGER, IS
River ST.. Chicago. -
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PRETTY summer home 10 rent to desirable
parties: 7 rooms, furnished: nice grounds. Address
a. II. WEED. Lloyd. Ulster Co, n. Y.
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PERIODICAL, long established: no competition:
particularly attractive held; can be purchased for
fraction Of value: good reason for selling; would
sell part Interest to right man. PERIOD box 100
Sun once.
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TO CAPlTAL-75.ooo are victims. of railroad
wrecks every year by collisions, derailnents, jump
on track. spreading rails. II my truck and brake,
patcntcd. both new and useful, were In use all those
awful things would be impos siblc; the wreck OF The
Twentieth Century flyer last Sunday would not have
happened: remember the truck and brake are the
most vital factors. VIII sell, or partner; .~investi-
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DESIRABLE furnished house for rent: Otsego
Lake. Address POST Once Iox SO, Cooperstown'
MY.
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LARGE jewelry concern of high standing re-
~ .WIGaINs 60. aS7 Broadway.
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AGENTS WANTED.

MANUFACTURERS. jobbers and sales agents
d.siIno representation In the Middle West, address
Golden RULE SUPPLY. co.. la LaSalle o.,
Chicago.
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GAEEQ Stinel Il freeman Standard
of$h 90 Safes. Large stock of second
hand safes Safes bought, moved, repaired.
REYNOLDS & ~HEIBERGER, Agents. rs Duane st.
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valve for steam boilers; nothing 70 equal It on tho
mArf Msp VII stll 5es e eSH; AtP 8l' e. e Broadway.
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1000 BUYS foreign patents for new stove and
range. best on the market.
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40 PER CEN interest In new speed Indicator
for automobiles; can be bought at $4,000.
IGGIN CO., z57 Broadway.
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sls. 900 secretary and treasurership Of manufac
tn ring concern. this city: SIC 1000 net pronts since
February; investigate this.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO., z67 Broadway.
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ACTIVE PARTNER wanted for a large automo-
bile garage, this city: 5000 required, secured by
stock in the company: salary. 500 per month:
McDoNALD .MfGGiNS CO., a57 Broadway,
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WANTED-AGENTS and statesmen TO handle
our line of superb goods: send for full pArtieulare-
GOLDEN RULE SUPPLY CO.. i@ Lasane st..
Chicago
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PRACTICAL business man wanted, or man
interested In the publishing business; 5000 secures
half Interest In advertising and novelty business.
good opening for q hustler. Apply To-
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A WELL PAYING corner confectionery and Ice
Dream saloon for sale; price reasonable. Apply
4. TOWNSEND 2s+ Putnam av.. Brooklyn, n. Y.
No agents.
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MANUFACTURING BUSINESS. with property.
for sale; $50, 600 contracts on hand: price, SSS. 900.
MCDONALD. WIGGIN CO., psf Broadway.
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lazy - study s,sasetsphy .ynasi. Isgg'auIb
Cgnfl bspeftsl. hsfhahsN1 pdsit'en assr'ed v
LtVk, IHW go a.
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BE INDEPENDENT; start a business Of your
MURPHY F CO., So. Norwalk, Conn. s.at
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FACTORY SITE, u miles out: excellent railroad
and water shipping facilities; price, $4,000.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CO., 257 Broadway.
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AT sl25, 900: rental over $4,000, three s story
double fats, six rooms and bath, extra wide. near
West Side l. station: all tenants on leases.
WILLIAM r. WARE, 45l Columbus av.