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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-07
A Business Chance

A. T. Kramer, has purchased the
interest held by George James in the
firm of Gushing & James, plumbers
OF this city. Annie lately returned
from San Francisco. where he has
been employed in an up-to-date estab-
Hshment and all work turned out bv
the new firm will be of the best
character. The boys are busy from
the start.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-07
County Property Sold,

The Alta mill. which was sold to
Joe DIETRICH recently for $500. is
the property Of Storey county, and
II not redeemed within the prescribed
six months the county will claim the
$1,000. The property went delinquer t
for taxes and was bid in by the county.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-07
Mrs. Mackey Sends $1,000 Check

Father Tubman received this ha1 /
some contribution from Mrs. J. W.
Mackay yesterday toward building the
new Catholic cathedral in Reno.
Cannes, France, January %. 1906
Dear Father Tubman: I am inclos
ing a check for $1,000 toward tic
building Of the new Catholic church
at Reno. This is in memory of nv
dear husband the late ]. ". Mackev
Yours sincerely,
Marie Louise Mackev,
Another check for $500 was handed
to Father Tubman yesterday and $50
was contributed at Sundays services,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-07

A pOstoffice has been established At
Palmetto. Esmeralda county with NJ,
ROdenkirch as pOsmistress
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-07
Not So Bad.

The Bridgeport Chronicle states that
the injury to the Gidden Gate Mining
property was not as serious as first
reported. While the engine room was
badly damaged the mill was practical
II uninjured and a few hundred dol-
lars will repair the breakage. The
mine is looking very flattering at the
present time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-07
No Relief for Postmasters.

The Senate has knocked out of the
urgent deficiency bill the item of So
600 to reimburse postmasters at Tono-
pah and Goldfield for expenditures for
clerk hire rent, fuel, light and miscel-
laneous items. Senator Nixon is work
ing hard. however, to get the item
back in the bill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-07

postoffice has been established at
Palmetto, Esmeralda county with NJ,
Rodenkirch as posmistress.
The government will conduct a.
civil service Iexamin1tion in Reno
On February 2Sth in oredr to obtai,,
eligibles from which railway mail
clerks may be selected.
Prof P B. Kennedy. hotanist of the
State university and native of Scot
land was admitted to citizenship IN
Keno Saturday. The professor re-
nounced all allegiance to King Edward
and promised to be loyal citizen Of
the United States. Prof. N. E. WHEN
and DR.. Jacobs told of Prof. Kennedy's
good qualities. but said nothing about
the other kind.
The White Pine News SAYS that
lots on the outskirts of the town of
Ely aSsregating in value more than
$1,000 were sold in two DAYS last
week. 1t also says that it is reported
with fair degree of reliability that
the Guggenhem's New York conner
kings. had secured an option on \
block of Nevada Consolidated stool,
constituting the control of that orsa-
nzatiOn at $40 per share This means
that they have agreed to paw Sill
$4,000 for 81 per cent of $50 900
shares. This is a deal that means
much for Ely and White Pine county
Payday at ChilcoOt, one of the West
ern Pacific railway construction camps
IN the vicinity of Beckwith north
OF Reno. last Tuesday, wound ND in
a drunken riot, resulting in the wreck.
| ing of the boarding house and beat.
ing the Chinese cooks with nick.
handles. Much blood flowed but M
fatalities resulted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-07
lime to Move

GOLDlFIELD, New. February c.
There is much comment at this
place over an incendiary editorial
which appeared in the local daily news
paper printed at this place.
The editor states that two men lie
beneath the sod at Goldfield one OF
whom sold a claim and kept the
money while his partner was absent,
while the other jumped a claim be.
longing to another man. He then
asks why Coffin. Brock and Huyser
three alleged Colorado claim jumpers
are allowed to remain at large.
Inasmuch as there have already been
threats of violence against the three
men, the article has caused much
talk. 1t is reported that the men ut
whom is is aimed will leave the camp
at once
1000
Sam Martin, came in from the Poe
TEMPO yesterday, where he reports
work progressing very favorablv.
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Wood at Reasonable Rates.

wood, in any length, can be 10
tanned at Petersen & Springmever-
hay and wood yard. south Carson St.
Williams news., 1906-08-18
Supai Peach Dance

The time is dra wing near for the holding of the annual "Apa lla." or Peach Dance. by the Supai Indians in Cataract canyon at the Supai agency. This is in honor of the time when the fruit is at it's best, and many people will no doubt visit the canyon at this time. It is a beautiful place. with its magnifi cent water falls, and makes an idea l trip for a summers outing or a few days jaunt. As near as is now known the festivities will be held by the Indians about the Ed of Sep tember, and there are a number who will leave for the village about the 29th. Mir. w. w. Bass informs us that he is making preparations tp take over a number of parties. and anyone who contemplates mak ing the trip would do well to write him at once. The trip will proba bly occupy six days and liberal rates will be made.
Williams news., 1906-08-18
Marshal Wheeler Injured

Yesterday afternoon at the race track during racing event be- tween the horses of 1. F. Wheeler and M. l . Piper. the horse owned by Wheeler and rode by him struck d soft place in the track, stumbled and fell, throwing Wheeler some distance. The fall injured him seriuuslv-a bad cut in the face, numerous bruises, and is supposed to be injured internally. Wheeler was taken to his home immediately y after the accident and every atten- ton given to him by the physi- clans. He had not returned to con- seriousness this morning. The at tending physician has hope of his recovery.-Sun, Aug. II.
Williams news., 1906-08-18
Will Welcome Bryan

Ben Crawford, democratic ma tional committeeman from Arizona has named the following to at tend the Bryan reception upon the latter's arrival in New York from aboard: From Graham county Wiley E. Jones; Cochise, B. A Packard; Santa Cruz, Bo. White side; Pima. Frank Murphy; Gila J. M. Stoneman; Pinal. T. Weedin Yuma, M. J. Nugent; Maricopa Vernon l. Clark; Yavapai, T. G Norris; Mohave, F. $ Dennis; O. conino, H. F. Ashurst; Apache Isaac Earth; Navajo, Benj Downs; at large, Charles M. Shannon. Mir Crawford will himself attend the banquet: Gazette, Aug 6.
Williams news., 1906-08-18

J. w. Francis, of Flagstaff. one of the old timers of the county, this week announces his candidacy for the office of sheriff. subject to the action of the democratic county convention. Away back in the 9U's Mir. Francis was elected to the posi- Ilon and afterward served as deputy under Flether Fairchild He is therefore thoroughly conversant with the duties and able to perform them. Of late years he has sought no office at the hands of the party, and now asks for the nomination as the party's candidate for sheriff. being the second to make such declaration from the democratic ranks.
Williams news., 1906-08-18
ITEMS OF
 GENERAL
 INTEREST
Ioca< Hews

Choke off that whistle on engine 772.
 Mrs. s. B. Taber has joined the procession and has had her prop erty newly painted and fixed up.
 R. F. Sweetwood-Agent for tn Schlitz beer.
 Mrs. Kate Wisehart and Mrs NJ J. Kennedy have rented the. .DeRo scar home for the winter. The lat ter lady will accept a position in the local schools.
 J. E. DeRosear departed last Monday for Los Angeles, where he will locate. more than likely. When he is settled. little later on, his wife and child will join him on the coast
 If you want goods of any de scription stored safely away. or any transfer work done. call on Harry Cargile. Phone 2-S.
 George P. Rounseville. salesman for the Williams Drug Co.,. was a visitor at the Grand Canyon last Sunday. returning the following day. George says he had the time of his life.
 Mir. and Mrs. Everett Thomson left Wednesday night for Bisbee. where MT. Thomson expects to en ter the employ of the Copper Queen Mining Co.,, in their large depart ment store-Flagstaff Sun.
 We sell Hill & Hill whiskev. Tn ternational. Jose Villa, and Palidad cigars; Budweiser, Pabst's Export and Joe's beer.
 BAUMGARTNER & SAToRI.
 Mrs Ed. Grose returned to her home at Prescott last Sunday, after several weeks enjoyed in the city. She came to spend Some time with her sister, Mrs. Olmstead, who de- parted that day for the coast.
 Messrs. Wood and Wakefield. Mrs. Wakefield and little Gera Id came in last Friday from their ranch at Willow creek, after a three weeks outing The boys went out on the following day to resume work.
 Old. mellow and thoroughly ma tured. it possesses every essential of a genuine. fue. Kentucky liquor -that's why l. w. HARPER whiskev is the most popular. Sold by J. B. Jones.
 Mrs H. E. Olmstead departed last Sunday for visit at Los An StIGS, dIl0T several weeks spent pleasantly here with her sisters, Mrs. James Kennedy and Mrs. Jos. Johnston. Later she will return to her home in Arkansas.
 Martin Buggeln, accompa anied by his wife and daughters, drove in last week from what is known as the Hance ranch at the Canyon, arriving here Sunday. Mr. Bug geln is interested in cattle in that section and for the past few weeks with his family has been enjoying an outing there. Mir. Buggeln and family anne in to go to the Moqui snake dance, which they thought would come off next week, but which in reality will not take place till about the 3Oth.
Williams news., 1906-08-18
WATCHES

Save money and you earn money by buying of me. Reliable time keeper, stem wind and stem Set, nickle case watch 95 cents, delivered. Same as above in gun metal case, $1 l5, de livered.
 In gold plated case, thin model. stem wind and stem set, looks like $500 watch deliv- cred at your postnffce for $l.35.
 These watches as represented, and will give satisfaction to all Select Nour watch and remit to J. J. .SARMlSHAEL,
 Congress- JGt., AriZ.
Williams news., 1906-08-18

On the Canyon road trains lea Vt this point as follows: No. 10 at :3( pm; No IA at 11:lO p m. Arriv ing from the Canyon: No Il a, 11:2O m; No. 15 at $50 p.m.
Williams news., 1906-08-18

Mrs. Dave Daze and two of her youngest daughters stopped off here last week to visit relatives while on their way from Michigan to their home in Los Angeles. They were residents of Williams some years since.
 For some days engine 772 had | not been whistIing continuously. but the pop valve has been at work | again, aud the noise gets to be | nuisanre Wilt some one kindly 1 take time to make the needed re- pairs?
 Mir. Esau Lamb the first of the week bought the residence property belonging to his son Ed located just east of the electric light plant. At present the property is being occupied by Omar Ramey and family.
 Go to the Keystone AIenogra m for the best wines. liquors and ci- gars. B. F. Sweetwood, proprietor
 J.J Gilson was in the city last Saturday from Rhoades, near which place he has been installing a saw mill. He expected to start in cut tirg timher on last Monday, every thing having been gotten in shape and a trial run made.
 P M. Shafer was in the city dur ing the week from his homestead | south of Rhoades. Mir. Shafer has i had some bother in proving up on his homestead, though all the off cials admit he has complied with the law in every particular. He will make proof a second time about the i first of October, at Flagstaff
 By an oversight on the part of Mr. E. Ruffin. of Flagstaff, the firm name of the Grand Canyon Drug Co., was omitted from his ad vrrtisement in the last issue of the NEWS, the name of the Williams Drug Co. only being given. Both of the drug stores named handle MT. Ruffin's preparation, Cremelin, as the ad in this issue shows.
 Are you not tired of those old cracks in your floors? If you are, see J. c. Simmons and get some of his crack filler. Anyone can fill floor in a few minutes. If
 John Keegan, formerly located at the Saginaw camps. but now at Kettner, N. M wrote us the first of the week enclosing the Unnecessary" for years subscription, and also stated that MaIcom McDougall. who has been for some time in Old | Mexico. has returned and accepted | a position at skidding. He stated l that Bill Mulligan is also there and running a camp.
 Some one who forgot to sign his name sent us a letter from Rhoades | this week in which it was stated i that a party of young gentlemen, while making their way from Rhoades to a dance st the McCor- mick ranch, lost their way in the woods. The writer advises them to take guide along next time. The party was composed of Edgar Beck John Nellis. Frank Sellars, Clar- ence Wells. Emmit Ennis aud Elige Wilson, so the writer states.
 Having rented M. Buggeln's hill corral, 1 am now prepared to care for and accommodate outfits of any size. Will conduct regular feed and sales corral. HARRY CARGILE Gov. Kibhey has named the fol lowing delegates to the national irriga ton congress to be held at Boise, Idaho. Sept. 8: Dr. l.. H. Thayer. Buckeye; o. H. Christy, Phoenix; Chas. Peterson. NJ. Sd; c. s. Stewart, Mesa; Andrew Kimba II, Stafford; Epes Randolph. Tucson; E F. Sanguinetti, Yuma; Dr. E B. Perrin, Williams; J. w. Woolf, Tempe; Geo. H. Crosby, St. Johns; Bishop Merrill, St. David; Wm. P. Stead, C.mp Verde; Chas Balance, V.oo, A,,l~o, DoLoll l
Williams news., 1906-08-18
New Time Card

Fo!iowi ,g is the present schedule of passenger trains on the main line:
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BUSINESS CHANCES


800 Continued. =, 5isMs. 81 81
8 meter for IA desirable proposition; good thing
~ for right man, S@La all or address 557 Endicott
building. 81. Paul
OWNERS, DO you WANT 70 EXCHANGE
your land for merchandise or city property?
{ can find you n deal. Fremont s. Gibson,
Z Mason City, Iowa.
BUSINESS FOR NEAT MAN AND WIFE-THE
best located restaurants In southern Minneso-
ia; 70 feet from urion depot. p. O.. box 40,
Mankato. MIMI.
.WANTED-BY a SUCCESSFUL SALESMAN
IS with so, 600 to invest, good business PROPOSE
tion which will bear investigation. Address
S7s6, journal.
HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT BUSINESS
for sale In very good Minnesota town; fine
y opportunity for right man with cash. Write
4716. Journal.
FOB sALE-DRUG STORE IN GOOD NORTH
Dakota town; stock and fixtures invoice 81 500;
building build sell or rent. For particulars write
FOR sALE-PHOT0 GALLERY AND OUTFIT,
both new last November, is up to.date; $500
takes it at your own time. +. Porter, Glen
wood, MINI.
I HAvE.A BUYER FOR RooMING HOUSE
that will clear $50 per month. for which she
ton Block Bio s''' sass, :. : s''"'n' 90 b'-
FOR SALE-BARBER SHOP IN LARGE DOWN
town hotel, doing fine business; owner leaving
town: will sell for $1,000 cash. Address ATS,
journal. .e
WANT PARTNER WITH 500 IN OFFICE
business: big money making business; or
woman with good reference required. 1852,
Journal
DRUG STORES IN NORTH DAKOTA ARE
moneymakers. have four for sale; two are
snaps. Frank Howey. Box 81, Valley City,
FOR sALE-FURNITURE AND UNDERTAK.
Fine chance for Scandinavian. 4GO3, Journal.
$4,000 HARDWARE BUSINESS FOR GOOD,
clear lands; moneymaker for right man.
Write owner, Geo. c. Brager, Miller, Iowa.
COMPLETE RESTAURANT OR CAFE OUTFIT
for sale cheap; slightly used; high grade
goods. Call or address 204 Boston block.
LUMBER YARDS WANTED.
where Il H. Erickson, Dayton. Iowa.
FURNITURE AND LEASE OF FIFTY. room
hotel; good location and business: cheap for
cash 326 Boston block. M. c. Emen.
BUSINESS CHANOE-FoR SALE, FURNITURE
of eight-room rooming house, fine location, all
rooms rented. Call at 1928 9th az s.
ONE OF THE BEST SALOON LOCATIONS IN
Brewing Co... Mankato. MINI. .'e'.
$4,000 STOCK HARDWARE AND MILLINERY;
will sell on time discount for cash or trade
for real estate. 47s3, journal.
WILL INVEST $4,000 IN LEGITIMATE BUsI
ness ness. or e country bank: no fakes need apply
wANTED-A PARTNER WITH $3.50 IN THE
saloon business at Brainerd, MINI. Inquire
at 1924 w Front st.
| FOE sALE-A BLACKs1dITH SHOE, ALI. COM
1 plete. For information address e. A. Wheeler,
! Mclean Neb.
wANTED-To BUY INTEREST IN STATE
bank or organize new bank with others. 1882
| Journal.
GROCERY STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
store in fat building for rent Call 1901 31si
| aV S.
BARGAINS, CITY AND FARM PROPERTY. z.
NJ Hayes, attorney, corner Hennepin and It'll.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.


so4 w GRANT ST., ROOMS. srEA1k
As5e neale0. gas range artes1an water. az
janitor service. all the conyeniences
Of a fat with the privacy OF
dwelling house; no lease required;
rates $40 per month In summer; In
e41s Ni S,nssr az brick dwelling 10 rooms
hardwood floors ................s. 1000
two families .................. $3.50
- plant new plumbing. freshly dec
Grated, hardwood floors .......... $500
42o Ridgewood av. 8 rooms. bath, gas, ~ %
2e1s Hennepin av. . rooms. bath. gus. -
200 HUMBOLDT lSass az Sar g. ii rooms. modern s'"
barn ............... $500
sea 9Th st So. rooms, city water. 1000
3o3 Aldrich ay n. rooms. bath. gas. - -
So 10Th St $, rooms cellar city water !. ).
$50 Sd av Sc, 6 rooms city water bath 200 600
251o Oakland av. 0 rooms. city water. -. 1900
21S University av Sc. 8 rooms. city
water lo.U
80 18th st n. s rooms. city water...:: 1900
2s11 18th tbs. nv first floor. rooms city :. 90
| George odium. Manager.
BOB Phoenix Building.
$40. o0-MoDERN, NINE ROOMS, IN OAK
Park, No. 400 7th av N.
$25. oo-Nine-room. arranged for two families;
city water both floors; DOB Girard n.
$15.00-Six rooms and bath, second door, 3a44
io.oo-Eight rooms, 27o7 Oliver av
Care Of houses and nats speciality.
oneid. s R1scs Neculloch 4 1ss III St
wstsr heat good PLUMBING two q baths
date residence; rental st0G.
George Odlum, Manager,
800 Phoenix Building.
NO. 100 Sd Az s-BRIcK RESIDENCE, VERY
ing, barn; will be rented to private fauily
only; caretaker in charge TO show the house;
rental s65.., George Odlum, manager. 300
ern. homelike and pleasant; bath. gas, fire
| place, mantel, storm sash. screens; hve
| FOR RENT-FIvE-RooM COTTAGE, MODERN
| except heat: one furnished room and $l5 per
month; also the furniture in house for sale
cheap. 219 Kasota block. ]. Bald.
| FOR sALE-FURNITURE OF AN EIGHT-RooM
house: everything complete for housekeeping;
three rooms are rented. which brings in the
EIGHT-RooM HOUSE IN GOOD REPAIRi
stable. good well, cistern and four acres ground
| at Ferndale station. Address VIM. Bushnell,
Wayzata, MINI.
| MODERN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, rs 18th ST n
combination heat, bathroom, hot and cold
| water. A. W. Carlton. first floor New YORK
| Life building.
S0l1 HARRIET Av. COTTAGE OF SEVEN
SIS mos ify he a9S dnaad c BIS
| nix.
NEW DUPLEX HoUsEs-ls0l AND 1905 PARK
| av modern every way. $12, 721 9th ay N, Z
room house. G. II. Smith, COZ Phoenix bldg.
FOR RENT-OUPLEx HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS,
modern, gas. electricity, hot water heat; very
desirable April l. $35. 262o Blaisdell ay.
soUTHEAsT-FoR RENT, $50, s12 9th Az
| 7-room modern detached house. G. c. An
| drews, 527 9Th st Sc.
TO LET-TWo STRICTLY MODERN NINE.
! room houses. in good location. at 26Sl-263s
Emerson ay N.
FIVE ROOMS, NEWLY PAPERED, 1914 HUM.
boldt av s, SO.
FIVE ROOMS, l1o7 Sd Az 8, s12. FOR COL
| n ored family -
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COWS, DOCS, POULTRY

~~~~~~~~~~~N~~~<<N
FOR sALE-FREsH COWS AND SPRINGERS;
cash paid for beef COWS. Call at 1884 Ign.
dale av s. Phone 2G43.
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-sTENoGRAPHERS-
We want at lease Is hrst-class male STE
nographers at once.
We have some exceptionally fine positions
In this city and out west for bright young
men Salaries range from $500 to 81 900 per
year. Would advise you o investigate
S. A. Morawetz & Co.,
500 Kas0ta Bldg.
W1NTED-FoR q. s. ARMY; ABLE-BODIED,
unma rried men, between ages of q and ~.
citizens of United States OF good character
and temperate habits, who can speak. reau
and write English. For information apply TO
Recruiting Ofhcer, Phoenix Building or Com
mercialf Hotel st. Paul. or S24 lst aV D.
Minneapolis, MINI.
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Stores.
$50 ed Av s-241so, LARGE LIGHT BASE
ment and first door.
514-516 I'd av S, second floor, 4zI1oo good
elevator, light on three sides, suitable for
manufacturing hall purposes.
55 and 81 10th st s, 30x90, first and second
floors, owner will make long lease.
BIB Sd av n, 44z1o0. basement and first
floor.
124 Sd av N, 241so. hrst door, SIS per
month.
22s Washington ay N, corner, 2sxso, base
ment and first floor; owner will make threa
or fve-year lease at reasonable price.
Apply to Thorpe Bros,
206 Andrus building.
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WANTED-CAFABLE statesmen TO SELL
accident and health insurance; salary and com.
mission contract; exceptional opportunity iof
advancement as are In need OF city ana
state managers; our policy has endowment
features, pays indemnity 1or injury 10 tn .s
beneficiary, and Is in every way, the hles st
liberal policy on the market. Call or write
Woodmen Mutual Casualty Co.. Eastman
Z hlnck.
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AND RELIABLE
young man. bookkeeper and stenographer; pre-
fer one familiar with vehicle or implement
business; state references. Address 4O15 Jour
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DR. GLKTRUDE STANTON only woraan OF
tician in twin cities. Optical Dept, Dayton'l
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statesmen OR SALEsLADY IN ANY COM.
munity in the Dakotas or Minnesota to repre-
sent responsible Duluth firm; good pay and
pleasant work. Write Prindle & Co., Duluth
Mimi
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30 TUNNEL MEN WANTED. WAGES FOR
hammermen and tunnelmen, $3.50 to $2.75 per
day; northern part of Washington. Free
fare. Call on Western Employment Co.. 105
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MINING INVESTMENTS

H. E. SMITH & CO., MINING STOCK BRoK.
ers, 1924 Guaranty building. Arizona Copper
stocks bought and sold. Ophir Tunnel, 35c;
Shasta Copper 15c; Butte & London, $2.55.
Connections with Duluth, Boston, New York,
Denver and Salt Lake markets. s.
PLATTEV1LLF WIS, LEAD AND ZINC
stocks. Write concerning stocks. Advice
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL AN ENTIRELY
new and inexpensive patented household ar
ticle; everybody buys agents make from $500
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

ELEGANT LOCATION FOR FIRsT-cLAss
butchershop. Call at No. ! w Bath st.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II Continued Isl s 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEWING GIRLS At
- once. 10 LIST Nv So SNaasass
WANTED-CoMPETENT WAITRESS. APFLY
ST. James Hotel
16A 9th ay s,