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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-12-04
Cold
Storage
Poultry.

I. ~: ~: * y: .: :: q: *: - M !,
Once in while 4 medical man per
forms a genuine public service in
proving that generally accepted idea
is wrong, even though he proves at
the same time that there are, under
certain conditions, foundations for the
said generally accepted idea. In the
matter of cold storage poultry and its
alleged harmful effects upon health,
DR.. William F. Boos, of the Massa-
chusetts General Hospital, who has
carefully investigated the matter, sets
at rest the fear that ptomaine pois-
oning may result from the mere fact
of the cold storage. He shows, quite
cOnclusively, that the cause of pto-
maine poisoning rests solely with the
marketman who thaws out his cold
storage poultry and allows it to re-
main in the open air until it gets into
such a condition that no one will buy
it, and, to avoid loss, again freezes it
while in this condition. From such
-e-frozed poultry ptomaine poisoning
is very likely to result.
DR.. Boos says: 1T makes pracIi-
cally no difference if bird is drawn
before being frozen, but they must be
perfectly fresh when frozen. Pro-
vided poultry is in good condition
when it is placed in cold storage, the
only possible cause of deterioration
must lie in the method Of handling
the stock after it's removal from cold
storage.
THE public will not buy frozen
birds; on this account market men
are in the habit of thawing the fowls
by soaking them in water over night
before they offer them for sale. Fowls
thawed in this manner appear much
like freshly killed birds and find
ready sale. But the poultry market
is not the cleanest Of places. and the
Aassive lots of fowls, it soon becomes
most filthy The water-logged bird
has an insipid or even disagreeable
flavor and falls a quick prey to bac-
terial decomposition when it hangs
in the air. If the sales are slow some
of the birds will be badly tainted be-
fore they reach the consumer; and
it is these water-logged, dirty and
tainted birds which the public knows
as cold storage poultry. At times
many of the fowls that have been
thawed remain unsold after days OF
exposure, when their condition is such
that no one will buy them. To pre-
vent serious loss the dealer is tempt
ed in such cases to put the birds back
into cold storage; refreezing seems
to remove the odor of decomposition,
and it becomes possible for him to
thaw them and to offer them for sale
second time. when their flesh may
contain dangerous decomposition
products.
1.-THE consumer should, therefore.
demand the frozen bird and should
allow it to hang over night at room
temperature. If the bird is to be
eaten the same day it may be thaweG
quickly my immersion in bucket OF
hot water. In this case the contact
with the water is so, short that no
appreciable amount of water is ab-
sorbed by the tissues: II the public
is to continue its habit Of buying
water thawed poultry, it would be
well to establish q, system of govern
ment inspections of all material
brought to the warehouse for cold
storage. Such a system would put
an end to the refreezing Of fowls in
bad condition New England Grocer.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-12-04

Elm bark, cloves, oilbanum, put
chuck, sandalwood dust, CARGO, laka,
anise seed, musk, orange peel, ga
Tango, dried ginger, sapanwood, rhu-
barb, myrrh, cassia and campf1or en-
ter into the composition of Chinese
incense.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-12-04

Dollars may build palace but love.
contends the Commoner, makes the
lone. !
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-12-04
Southern Chs, airy.

The leisurely ch-valry OF e
South fingers. declares the lii =, II.
Post. In Florida one orans aa bf
state Legislature has passs ...o,noblD
requiring that when an ..s aaI .tba
meets any other kind Of Venice n. - 81
chauffeur shall stop 'afn ~ ~ 10 did
side, and if a LADY or chlln .S - "a
ing the team the chauffeur ~. sa' III
ont and help same by VIZ
b horses mules. oxen or whatn0''
A monument to the negro 9 !. 3
paul laurence Dunbar, IS y ~
yelled in Woodlawn Ceme1ei'
tor. Ohio
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIRE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Holding Equity
Court. Brauces ID. Bender complainant Es.
Winfield ]. Bender, defendant Equity 40.
.S 49, order of publication. The object OF
this suit IS J1 obtain on the part ef Che COM
ulaInaut Frances ID. Bender. q decree If abb
solute divorce from the defendant. Winfield
T. Bender. and the restoration 90 said COM
Hlalna1t OF the right 30 use her maiden
name. Frances ID. Moran. ON motion OF llo
eomplaiuautr St IS this 30rl day OF December
1905 ordered that the defendant Winfield T.
Bender cause his appearance 40 be entered
herein on OF before She furJiCtu daE- exclusive
OF sundays and legal holidays, occurring after
The day OF the first publication OF this order,
otherwise the cause viii be- proceeded with
IS IN case OF default provided copy o. this
order be published once a week for three sue
cessive weeks, before said date, In the Wash
inEton Law Reporter and the Washington
Times. By the Court; CSeaD, JOB BAR
NARD, Justice. A true copy. Test. j. r.
YOUNG. Clerk. BY j. AI PALMER. Asst.
Clerk deco las IS
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Office IzaI Penn Avenue

--tLhCL OAASNs -4-+ 4 SAAAs ~ SAuC-
No. ics-FolIc wing schedule not guaranteed.
q.G- A N DaiIy-''FlOrida Fast Mail %
rhrruas. coaches and Pullman SIeepers %
Savannah and Jacksonville Through sleep
ers washington 90 Hamlet, and hamlet 10
Atlanta Dining cars.
"a p. u. Daily Except Sunday-''Sea board
T .9rida LImited'' solid electric lighted Pull
man with sleepers 70 Jacksonville. St Au-
cuisine. Palm Beach. Miami Knights Kew.
Dining cars.
5-g5 P n DaIly-''Year Round Limited %
Coaches and Pullman to savannah, Jackson
,-iIIs Tampa Atlanta, Birmingham, Mem
Dlls Dining cars
r. H sTANsELL.. District Passenger Agent
jaA-tf
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAR.

lD ACRES at Dunl0ring; good seveu-rooru
house. barn, for eight horses, spring in yard
corn house. hen house good orchard, plenty
or wood. This IS the cheapest farm around
Washington Price $5,3o0. $500 cash. Balance
10 suit j. " BAUCK3iAN, & son
HerudOu, Va. ia1g-9t
A FINE LOT Ga vicinity a Cathedral a IIttle
below market price. BOX q. Forest Glen,
Nd ta12-1t
FOR SALE-I have to ofsr at Friendship
heights a beautiful Groom house, all modern
improvements; steam heat, electric light city
gas, can be had at a great bargain; party
must sell S2d and sts. HENRY ~. OF
FUTT. fa2-tf
IF YOU WANT TO buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home. ~ Us or send for latest
bulletin.
MARION DUCKETT & SON.
625 4 n. ". iyz-tf
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed.
G.O1 p Nc. & O. Limited. Daily. Fast yes
tibule train. Pullman sleepers 10 Lexington.
louisville Cincinnati, Indianapolis Chicav3
and St Louis. Connection for Virginia H0t
Surfngs- Pullman Car Louisville to Mem
phfs and New orleans, Dining Cars a Ia
carte service.
11-T5 ? M r. Y. LIMITED. Daily.
solid ves-IbuI5 train. Pullman sleepers 10
Cincinnati Lexington, and louisville
g5rlua rlueut sleeping car 70 Virginia HOT
EDrf6es week days Dining cars, a Ia carte
service Pullman sleepeTs Cincinnati to
Thfrs-u and St Louis, and Louisville 10
sfzr4Drfs Nashville and New Orleans
,-7-asaraske and Ohio offices. 5I3 Pannsvr-
,snia ave 1889 + 80. and New Union Sta-
non Telephone Main 1856 or 2cO5 for rf-E
cts. baggage checks. reservations and taxi
cab. de6-tf
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AINHJI.AF TEETH-Palalass. lasting. non-
lerfHuy ufetille. nriIEeW1rE OF plating uu-
necessary. painless dlliug. DR. r. ia. VII
SON. 1903 D. gggl-tr
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WOOD, COAL AND COKE.


ROOMS papereI. 81 zap, see me before having
your house paueTed RICHARD CARLISLE.
a. New York ave- uH. Phone n -sgI ORDERS
promptly u.ei Ja6-utr N.,f-tf
EASTERN DECORATING CO.. 1901 am 49,
NV Lowest prices, estimates free work
mausElp uIst-aIa5s. samples 10. selections
i8l-l4t
MY ESTIMATES cost you nothing, aII work
reduced for next 80 days. HUNT. 5I4 New
York ave Main -Jss. GOT
LATEST DESIGNS. large rooms papered. So
drop postal. d. r. REYNOLDS. 90 -ul ST.
uH- JaII-5t
c. G.. SILENCE. 81 O. ST. NV. Phone
Wall paper lowest prices. have me give AN
estimate before hSyinS y9II paYu.,nE done,
ug22-tl
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FOR sALE-BUSINEss PROPERTY.

ONLY s.. 759-WORTH 81. 0o0-sA fine business
corner, situated az junction Capital Traction
and City and Suburban car lines Florida
ave- dlag1nally opposite new T. and o. sta
ton. where business property Is increasing
rapidly IN vaiue. With partial improvement
now pays SO net, can Dee made easily
1000. ECELNETgE IMPROVEMENT co.
14lO O. st. faIl--t
TIIREE-STORY BUILDING AND STORE.
on BUSINESS THOROJ GHFARE. PRES
E\T OWNERS RETIRING FROM BUST-
NESS; EASY TERMS. ADDRESS STORE
TIMES OFFICE fss-tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n R-Fouowiug schedule figures published
onfr as information ana are not guaranteed
FOR Atlanta BITmin CHAM. Mobile, New
orra8ns AsHeyiIe. Chattanooga, Memphis
S.1s al M. and 1915 D. m. daily.
F1r Roanoke, Knoxville. ChattanooRa
NTarupHLs New Orleans 1910 p.~ua
T-,r- columbia. Charleston. Augusta Afl-e7,
ea,snuah. jacksonville, and Florida points
4.l1 p. IN. daily.
L. S. BROT>-, General Agent.
se5-eNmo-tF
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W, 5. & A. Z. RY.
1.-THE ELECTRIC LINE"

Electric palace cars rom White House Station
GrTEvrEENTH AM II SITS. NORTHEAST,
For Raltimors-5.S0 and every half boUr
from $50 a. m TO 1870 p. m ana $50. g.s1
1879 and 11.55 3. Ia
For Annag0lis-EveTy hour from $40 a n,
90, 7.e9 10 M and $50 and 1875 p. m
Fares. One way. Round trim
To Baltimore $500 ioc SIS
10 Annapolis and =. $.
Naval Academy .-.----.-45c 81 n
All III ST. cars run direct to White House
Station
Ticket once at 14th and n. =. ave n W.
ma al White House station. 10Th ana II SIS
\ f. Telephone NJ 1900 oc5-tf
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FOp RFNr-HoUSES



--.i -ita NV. $500 mo.rIf.5 w NV ~. D.. go
Oh ON HW., 5Jr. t3lf French st., ST.
a.f- tat.ls-.-r.-.. staGI %. ..-.-. strI
1904 Wyoming 81. 1920 9th 6r. b.-.-. 5000
INV, 4sr. & b.. 1G.i gsh & s. sa-, 'y-b b. 800
''s i-.n NV. L-r- IuEIaside TeErlce5
80 T. --r-rt.-.--- A3J0I 10Y D--..-------- -4yJ
NJ. at g. NV. 100 P NV. Gr b.,
S.t N NV, pr. b 6500i -rG I'm --rar,bzr5
1855 Clifton lGr-zb So g1l IT, --,, D o. IN
~ 10th NV. Or % 55 O0I so5 an .zs7---,5,sr5
-l.5 - NV, 1lTb. 50Ol| - ma. - % 81
LOO = NV I0r.b. 5Gg1Iers ~ No a. h ~ so
Er 'Iys' lIG9 y Sc, 6r. b.,
-2al 18th NV, 81. b. s5.0JIrfS5 ~ 90 81 n
4t6y 4 NV. Or. b. A. DOL D. a. % sg
1Or Sun ave. 1923 ID sa. Or b.. 2i-50
1850 Lamont. Tor. .T r- - 7s - % - 81 81
% rss----------.- a % ON 7-.r. -. - D. be -G
lo.S Lamont. Tor. - /. Sc. Sr. b 100
- ----.--...-...- 400 SIS 18Th &C. 5r---.. 1900
1901 M NV, 7T. b. 80 30 1881 9th NV. Or. 10 90
Af7a w NV, Go. b. $3.50.
FLATS.
1872 Mass. ave 1883 r. ne. Ar. b. 10 30
se-s 5T. D.--....-SZ So sol
COLORED TENANTS.
--Sa ~ se.s 9r-.-.Slg5g l1Ss5a 9th NV, Or
~ 18TH ne, Or. b. 25.5si b. ..-......-... I5 90
$40 ID NV. IT,. ls.5tl
OFFICES
ColHns-GUerry Bldg, 6ll 18th NV
LeeNit fL-...--..- 500 Room 15....-... il 90
Room 4-..-.-.--. 1000 Rooms 4 and o. 800
HARRISON REALTY co, INC.
none Main $50 81 18th ST. nw.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
The Harrison Realty Co.,
Real Estate. Loans. and Inzrraace.
s-I 18TH ST. N. w.
WASHINGTON ID

Washington, ID. d..
ON Seataa Ell. me- within hale square
~ capitol s.E rHHIUs- tiled bath. 'FRONT.'
AMI rear u'r-Hes perfect condition
We can sal' s. go Eou IHr.--.-...-..-.- $4,000
Two squares from Union Station. fu
good seclluH- near TWO car lines. six
rooms BATH good condition. Has al
ways been occupied by owner Price S4.25O
ST ST. me-. near Union Station. nine
rooms and bath. Trfce...-......... 81 500
Within oua-haIr square OF Lincoln
FarN, an Ideal home OF six rooms.
H5lIs hot-WaLer heat Colonial porch
ana large ioi- Easy terms Price. $4,000
on 18th ST. NV, three-storv bay
"lud"" brick. ten rooms, bath. can
se+ ia e'iored person. a bargain at. Sc, 900
an ideal corner home I'm one qf the
pest sections NJ the Eortaues-t- eight
TAR -e- bright rooms; tiled bath. finished
slilrr concrete cellar under entire
l'Hse' steam heat; large. back
l''I-ies- a complete home i'm every re-
-peot. Good value fyr......... So 25O
ON wide avenue. near Is. Can. ST
nearly ne" house. % feet wide With
seven large rD'mss hot-wate- heat
frie~. which is less than original cost
Of oroparty-.............-..-.............s $4,000
Serni-detaohed home in Mt Pleasant.
less t15u half square from 18Th ST car
.lir- nine rooms and bath. hol-Rstar
heat. Price............. 81 am
THE HARRISON REALTY Co.
Real Estate. Loans. and Insurance
OIL 18TH ST. " W.
Washington. D. 5a-7-tr
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

DRAUGHT HORSE: weight l.1s5 lbs. willing
worker Vlu sacrifice for $50. Gail ui2 gth
-. NV. taI8-at
FOR SALE-A large assortment of warm
horse blankets. +te 10 $40. GEORGE v.
GEEEN, 2to lJtn ST. NV saLs-.t
BAY MARE & years old. weight 100 lbs.
l51z hands high, well broken. a bargain 81 you
want "a sure enough horse Address BOX
ll5s Times ONCE. 1t
TILE BEST PLEASURE and BUSINESS
TEAMS In the ci-y st moderate prices, best
attention paid % boarding horses W. +
Powell. - 14th ST. ur- 1aLt.Ea. ys-56t
HAVING finished my work will sell cheap
for cash, 10 good horses and mares. 4 dI1y-
luE and business horses. Inquire go r. 81
nv. jau-5t
MOST HANDSOME ssrEEe turnout in the
clty' chestnut c-1b years old weight
LOO lbs amy lady can drive fearless win
separate. Address 40 FURTHER USE"
Times office. jsIl-S.
FOR sALE-I5 horses and uaIes weighing
fg9u 1000 10 l.aJt q il flals used In express
business. single wagons and harness. no rea-
sJnable Ofter refused STABLE, rear Gls z
81 n" Ja10-iL
GEORGE DOERELL
ZIs Itn s.. W
Lizard and hiring business teams a susclaIty
s--o0 per day up te2s-U
COGSWELsL's IS the cheapest and most rsli-
able place 70 buy new and secJud-land traps.
suFreys, TuuaD1ats. daylJ and delivery wag-
onss So up5 harness. IS Up. 20 nth st. NV.
uo4-sgJ
FOR EALE-A lot of good work h0rsas. sold
FOR want OF USE also one staulsps and one
surrey. Apply rear 45a Faausy Ivaula ave NV
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FOR ADVERTISING RATES ~ THESE
COLUMNS WRITE OR PHONE 5-6o MAIN. .
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WINDOW CLEANING.

J CAN KEEP your windows clean cheaper.
quicker and easier than gau can. Eg..
how. LEON T. CALHDCN AeHa Window
Cleaning 60. I9)5 4 AS. Main 1lsg ysz-gyt
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

4 GOOD INVESTMENT.
FOR SALE OR EXCHA%GIt-EQuit i'm ten
Of the besC-COusuucLed six-rJoul- aud-batH
dwellings the northeast. concreted cell lars
and furnaces avenue fronts. j. A. BEAI-
NEAR, Room -, Lawrence building. 6lT l4th
st. NV. Jai2-5t
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RAILROADS.

bALIlMOiE AND OHIO r. r.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
KEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
sT.J1 a. In.-Dtner. Pullman Parlor
300 a. M.-ObssTvatioD Parl0r. 5-houT Train
1900 a. m.-Diner and Pullman ParIor Car
III 90 A. m.-Diusr and Pullman Parl0T car
100 D. n.-Diner ana Pullman Pari0r Car
800 p NJ Royal Limited All Pullmans.
FIve-hOuT.
f4:oo ?. m.-Coaches to Philadelphia.
$500 D. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor
600 p. m.-COachss TO. Philadelphia.
sIZI5 n T.-SleepeTs TO New York
s2:52 a. m.-SlsePers to Philadelphia and New
ATLANTic CITY. TOO 1900. t11.@ a. m.
INV '''' - 70 BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week Days a. m, 70 II p. ua-)
t9-50. 1000. .ll-0o a. m. 200 noon, tl2.o5.
sl.0O. u15. f2.05 300. ta:ZO. 42.20 400,
"A 49, . 90 10 &c. $50, 1000. $50. Il 90 1850
1900, 5000. sos, eI:00. 'l2:6 n. T.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. s1:22. $50 p. N.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. $40 a. m. '4;o5 p m, 1910 night.
PITTsBURG. '9:lO a. m, '1:22. $40 p. m..
CLEVELAND. -glO ?. m.
COLUMBUS. $50 p.
WHEELING. F9:lG a. m. $50 .. III.
WINCHESTER. f9 10 a. m, T4s05 1000 pm.
FREDERICK, 1870. 1910. -9-l5 a. M Tl:30,
taos. 70 IS p. IN.
HAcERsTOwl. 1910 a M, 800 p m.
ANNAPOLIS. 40. $500 a. m. 1926 noon,
f3.20. 1880. . 30. and 1873 ?. IA.
DAILY. Except sunday. tSuuday only.
TELEPHONES at all OF the following
Ticket Offices: 1917 q ST. Tel. Main 1891: sl9
FennSylvania ave- Main 27S. New Union
Station Ticket ONCE, Main 53SO: Information
Bureau. Main 1850. uO22-tf
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TABLE BOARD.

MEALS SERVED out by nrst-class caterer.
reasonable terms. 1854 Walara place n".
lal--sL
10TH ST. wv. r-5-UeArtE eaters can u-
aeeommodatad with the best table board.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
properly cooked and wCu seasoned ls llln4
az Apartment 40. g. THE CUMBERLAND
Meals served here remind you Of your own
home cooking Phone n osl3. -aso-s.I
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

THE VIEW way" RESTORING the CIR
CUI.ATIOE CURES LgCOMODOR-ATA1LI
RHEUMATISM BRI3HT6 DISEASE. pa
EAF.YSIS. those AILMENTS OF THE SPINE.
LIMBS and NERVOUS SYSTEM that make
LIFE MISERABLE PREVENT REFRESH
ING SLEEP and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE.
CAN DO 1T, AND WILL Do 1T ~ you VIII
give IL al opportunity DESPERATE and
L1-E'T- IgABI4E ts0-cal.ed) CASES should
LEAEE or IT Consultation and iuforua-
ton FREE. Lady assistant PROF H. ~.
u. PARKER. Phone NJ. sL2. 1922 9Th 81.
my. Private 5aUitaTium Hours 10 TO 3. sun
day. 10 % 4. and by appointment. 5as-Tt
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AUCTION SALES

J. q, SINCLAIR AuCtIOneeT
OBJ Ia. Ave. \. W.
TOMORROW 10 A. NJ
sale af Eol Room ami Parlor suites Iron
anil Brass Beds c1iua and Glassware,
Planes Huns,s. Folding Beds. Mirrors, Pic
lures. Carpets. Rugs. Mattresses and Springs.
Stoves. SHOW Cases. EHUert1p Desks. etc.
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good Baiable stock ot goods 500; owner Ieav-
lng city egOod chance for immediate pur-
.laser- B0A ILa. LLuaa oLIlaa- -a-a--L
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BEST STRICTLY dairy lunch business .1
Washington old established; never before Of
cred Tor sale; owner now retiring yearly
net profits from 5000 To $500 one years
profits VIII nearly pay Cor -. Address BOX
81. Times Office faIg-zt
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SMALL GROCERY and confectionery: nice
living for small family; price 500 Address
BOX 1Ig. Times Office f4Tg-E-
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F'IF3ST-CI4ASS furniture business. wei
stocked. good location, doing excellent busi-
ness. BOX IT, Times once. 1s1s-st
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opportunity % buy weekly
news paper ana job Office, $1,000 worth OF
business annually. 1lateus, Cylluder model
5 linotype. gas engine. etc. Drawer A.
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SALOON. TTH ST. NW--s5 years eslab-
llshed, paying excellent. THORNTON. 1g4
san 81 NV. 5a1g-st
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAFE: lever closed. day Of night: half easy
THORNTON 504 Sth ST. MS. 5als-st
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STORAGE

WHY PAY MOHEg We store furniture for
OBJ. per load. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. Hs-y.-- lggh 30. Hw. Phone Main A.
laz-u
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FOR SAliE-Luncl RON doing a good bust
,ess5 can be made 70 do more; must be sold
az once W1A sell cheap. See HOLLYWOOD arl
-41 IS. Can bc a-gu sunday. Telephone
...l HgS-K 5alg-gL
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LUNCH ROOM, well appointed fu5 FIX
--Tesi Pa ave. location, bet 7ch ana 18th
SIS, business guaranteed sood future. price,
-, so cash. Address BOX us, Times office
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HERB SPECIALIST.

HERb SPEClALlSI.
LOUIS & SONS.
Manufacturer Of a special line % herb rene
dies which are guaranteed TO cure OF relieve
the most obstinate diseases known - mai
kind more quickly than any other known
medicine A trial viii convince the most
Ekepucal 154s Ith 81 uw. auzs-tf
WORKINGMENS WANTS.
NDIkINGMEE-5Jue one IE making YOU
Jay biz expenses. tie Lhe great reduct .1u
sales Lla-E doing s-- see us for slightly
used ta.Iar-Uads suit al 6. 90. or an ovcUe1at
an sE and save s. note one price only.
IE-EH OLD sTfND. 6ls j. 81. RW- Il
HEALTH MOVEMENT.
EIAEI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. natural.
1.,.a-aurFleaL. cloth bound. 800 page book free.
hDulT log mali. glG Colorado Building freq
lecture for women Tuesday at p.
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BRING RESULTS
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1IGAB, periodical store excellent location
and business. THORNTON. 704 sth 81. nw.
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SACRIFICE offer wanted; grocery nw.- Sd
81 ears established, THORNTON, T04 Sth ST.
NV. FaTg-9r
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CulNFRCTIONERY and grocery. suitable for
.ady, less than value. THORNTON. 1o4 STA
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AUTOMOBILE OUTING.

0FTN AND CLOSED 4-passenger cars 81
hour. 5-passenger. s. hour ZIMMERMAN X
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