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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-11
BOZ KAPITALISTICNIM



Nsi Strokovnjaki priznaio So
glaSno. da premogov prah tvori
najvecjo %nevarnoSt. Raztrelbe Z
n~ajveciim in groznim vcinkom Sc
dogode navadno zacetkom ZINE.
Vladni inzenirji. merodajni Stro-
kovnjaki V rudniSki Stroki Cla-
renee Hall. Walter o. Snellino in
Il. w. Chamberlain so preiSkali
temeljito Ia pojav in priSli do teh
zakljuckov. Vecino raztrelb MISC
p|rovzro6ili plini. ampak premo-
gov prah, ko prihaja hladno vre-
me. Premogoy prah napolni iamo,
kedar ie suha. In. prah. Ge Sc "a
pail, pa vcinkuje kot smodnik.
Vsled tega jc ~potrebno. da Sc V
premogokope napelje vodo in
moci prah. da Sc zabrani raztrel-
he z groznim vGinkom. To So ie pa
do danes vrSilo lie povrSno. ker so
IA namakanje jane potrebni de
iavcl, kar zOpet Stane denar. OBJ
ceznano ie pa. da kapitalisti no
cejo troSiti denarja IA varStvo de
lavcev. Kapitalisti razsipaio de
mar. &c ie pobarvani i'm naliSpani
mejtresi treba kupiti dragoceno
%bisernico, brzonoge konjite este
pasmi, komfortno kocijo, ali pa
avtomobil najnovSega ziStema.
Nsled tega imamo raztrelbe T.
groznim in straSnimi posledicami.
Kapitalisti razsipaio denar "a
udobno zivljenie svojcev. "a var
stvo delavcev pa nimajo beIiGa.
Tako cvete umor ma debelo V
premOgokopih ameriSke rcpubli-
Ike. William Atheron Du Puy piSe
Technical World Magazine.
da je vsled zlocinske in kaznjive
malomarnosti kapitalistov tekom
zadnjih Is let zgubilo svojc xiv
ljenje % tisoG l.judi V rudnikih in
premogokopih, Reel: petindvajset
tisoc ljudi ie umorila kapitalistic-
ma profitazeljnost. Ali nj to straS-
ma stevilka. Xxi mora prisiliti VISA
kega delavca kot tudi merodaine
faktorJe DRAW do razmiSlian.ja.
Du Puy pravi nadalje V svojem
clanku da sedai ponesreci V anne
rlskih rudnikih dvakrat toliko
ljudi kot leta 1896. V tel dezeli
vbijejo V rudnikih ma tisoG l.judi
trikrat toliko premogarjev kot V
Evropi. Tako Sc glase subj podat-
Xxi Du Puya, XII so povsem resnic-
nj, o cloveskih klavnicah, ktere
imenujejo premogokope in rud-
nike.
Tovarisil Delavci! Premogarji!
Ali vas ne obletava IONA, ko cita-
tie tie resnicne podatke o zrtvah 2
bojnega polja industrije? Ali Sc
VAN ne krci srce, ko Sc zavedate,
koliko solz. bede i'm siromastva
govore ii s%tatisticni podatki in
koliko gorja in fla Sc pricakuje
delavce, ako Sc ne odstrani danaS-
Mi kapitalisticni nacin pridelo-
vanja?
Tisti, Xxi sc zavedate, razumete
TO, krci Sc VAN srce, stiskate pest.
ker umevate. da ste brezmocni,
ker Sc tisoci vaSih tovarisev tava
V dusevni tmini in Sc ne zaveda-
10, da so ljudje zistimi pravicami
do zivljenia kot vasi izkorisceval-
eli - kapitalisti.
Iakaj so ii tisoGi brezbrizni?
Iakaj Sc ne zavedajo GloveSkega
dostojanstva? Zakaj ne vedo. da
S .je lastnina vseh? Prizgali Jim
je Sc niste - vi zavedni delavci
- luc resnicc. Nezavednezem ma
njka poduka.
Delavci in tovariSil Tisti. XII Sc
zavedate, da je danaSnii druzabni
red krivicen. da kapitalisticni
naGin pridclovanja vrSi umore ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-11

debelo east maliku - profitu,
bodite ucitelji, oznanjevatelji res
nice, Xxi temelji V socializmu, v
edinem pravem druzabnem in GO
spodarskem nauku do danes. In
dosegli hodemo kraSne vspehe!
UGite narod, da so danaSnje
podporne jednote pOtrebne. ker je
proletarec - delavec zavarovan
IA slucaj bolezni. nezgode in
smrti. Povejte narodu, da Sc de-
lavci radi tega or%ganizirajo V
strokovnih ZveZah - unijah. da
gospodarsko ne propadejo V boju
Ia zmago socializma mad kapita-
|lizmom. Razoblozite narodu, da ie
.|potrebna politicna organizacija
delavcev V podobi socialisticnih
klubov. Xxi ina glavno zadaGo V
boiu med delom in kapitalom {:
STREET politicno moe kapitalistov
in meSto kapitalisticne druzbe
|uveliaviti socialiStitno Sirom sve-
ia.
V boju proti kapitalu so po-
trebne jednote, uniic in social
sticni klubi. Prvi dive vrsti orga-
nizacije krepite delavca goSpo-
|darSko. varuiete ga. da ne po-
|stane pauper - obubo7an Siro-
max. Zadnja. socialiStiGna ina pa
inamen iz~vojevati delavcem po-
polno image.
Poveite brezbriznim tovariSem.
da so sebicnezi Y ozjem pomenu.
ako Sc p]ridruziio lie dvema prvi-
ma organizaciiama in Sc ne pri-
druziio socialiSticni. Kdor raz-
miSlja, razume, da jednote in uni
ie ne moreio obvarovati prihod-
Nth rodov zanamcev uboStva.
Unije so dobre tekom zivl.ienja.
jednote pa Y slucaji bolezni, smrti
in nezgode IN hippo pomoG.
SocialistiGne organizacije ina
jo pa poysem drug in SirSi ma
men. Re V danaSnji druzbi iztisni-
ii kolikor najveG mogoGe social
NH preosnov Ia produktivne slo-
je. \. pr. Drzavno pomoc IA stu
caJ bolezni. nesrece in smrti. Ia
varovanje IA slucaj starosti. Tro-
Ske "a To MAJ nosijo ielodajalci.
Xxi tudi uzivajo sadove della. Pc
drzavljenje obratnih sreistev. re
%leznic. parobrodnih crt. br~zojava
III ~telefona. Drzavna last mai po-
StaTpjo tudi premogokopi in Use
druge soriStne naprave. Xxi so V
SploSno l.judsko dobro.
Ali koncni cilj socialistiGne
stranke je: VISA produktivna Sred-
silva maj poStanejo SploSna ljud-
ska last. s ten so ma kratko in
povrSno povcdane zahteve sacia-
%listov. Pa " te drobtinicc IL pro-
grama SocialiSticne stranke lahko
p%repricajo vSakega delavca. la ie
socialistiGna Stranka edna Stran-
ka. Xxi Sc bori "a dobrobit produk-
tivnih stanov in ie edna naSprot-
Mica kapitalizma. XII mort in davi
|delavce Y industrielnih podietih in
premogokopih.
U6ite delavce. ako hoGeio biti
svobodni. da Sc morajo %pridruziti
so~cialisticni Stranki. Kjerkoli ie
lie pet zavednih delavccv. mai Sc
ustanovi socialisticni klub.
V svrho ustanovitve .kluba Sc
obrnite ma uredniStvo ''Prolctar-
ca ali pa kar direktno ma tajnika
SLOW. SocialistiGne organizacije IA
Ameriko Sodr. John Petrica.
TovariSi in delavci' Organic
rate Sc. ako nocete. da vas kapi-
talisti ne bodo morili zavol.io pro-
fita in teptaIi vase cloveGanske
pravice.
TO je nasa p%riporocba, sodite
pa vi!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-11
Listu v podporo.

Drskar ma agitaciji V Kenoshi
% e.; \. RI in /. R-n "a 80 c.;
Frank $ Kenoshe Zoe. Skupaj Ke-
nosha $l.35. - FIR. PoGboi. Cone
maugh, Pa. $50: j. Solar. Seat
tie, Wash. 30 G.: pc John Golkon-
du IL McMehon. w. Va. $500.
Nsem zahvala!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-11
Listnica u~rednistva.

Tony Pierce. Imperial. Pa: Vas
dopis objavimo prihodniic! - Po-
zdrav!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-11

Nase titatclje opozarjamo. la kupiio
visa zdravila pri DR.. w. C.. ohlendorf,
Blue Island Ave. (Glci oglas.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
PRAISE FOR HARVARD CREW
Can Stand Up Under Any Strain,
Saws Columbia s Coach.

Jim Rice, the coach OF the Columbia
crews. was a spectator at the Harvard
Annapolis race last Thursday. and said
few nice things yesterday about the comoi-
nation that jim wray has turned out 10
meet Yale this spring. Rice said That the
Crimson has a crew Just as strong. II not
stronger. than the one that took the meas
ure OF the Els at New London last spring.
and that the New Havenites will have TO
put out a mighty good crew 10 beat the
Crimson. Il Is a very powerful crew, ac-
cording 70 Rice. and one that VIII stand up
under any sort OF a strain
As for the race itself. Rice said that both
crews got of TO a good start, with Har-
ward rowing a much lower stroke than the
middies. Cutler proved himself a very Won
derful stroke. for he realized Immediately
that his crew was better than the Nays
and dropped his stroke TO thirty-two. At
this pace he gradually forged ahead 4 the
Annapolis eight. which was laboring along.
pulling from four 10 six strokes more than
Harvard was rowing. Cutler never let his
stroke drop below thirty-one, however. and
continued 10 draw away from the middies.
Rice did not disparage the Annapolis
eight. and he is convinced that the three
length beating was due TO the fact that It
was rowing against a very superior comb
nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

indianapolis. April 23-'T have raced on
all three OF them-Los Angeles. Indianapo-
lis and Atlanta-and I like the Hossier
Speedway lest OF ALL" declared Ray Har-
roun. of Chicago. driver OF the Marmon
and star Of the recent automobile meet on
the board track at Playa del Rey, Cal
Harroun arrived here to-day.
Il believe Indianapolis. with its new brick
surface. viii gain the records now held By
Los Angeles. One must remember that the
Indianapolis speedway has not been used
for racing purposes. outside OF speed trials
since the brick was laid. The test given
in December hardly was a fair one, because
of the zero weather. 1 believe Father Time
will have trouble in HOosierdOm next May
The board track at Los Angeles Is
fine one on which 70 race stock cars up
20 a certain limit of speed. But big ma
chimes like the Benz cannot run wide open,
because the track is not banked enough
That's the principal reason why Oldheld
was beaten by Bragg. In the standing
start heat Bragg got away first and Old
field couldn't pass him. because the Benz
needs all the track when going fast, as IL
slips and skids frightfuily. In the second
heat Oldheld was caught mapping. He
played 4 little grandstand and Bragg
jumped him. Then Oldheld. sliding all over
the track. couldn't get by.
"Barney's through with speedways, how
ever. and he will return te his old love
the mile horse tracks. This. undoubtedly.
will take the Bitten Benz out OF the big
competition, for the stars will do most of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
MORRIS HIGH GUNNNERs WIN
Beat De Witt Clinton Men and
Capture Wingate Trophy.

In the triple tie shoot-OG yesterday ,or
the wingats trophy and the Public Schools
Athletic League sub-target championship
the uarksrn-n OF the Morris High School
carried OF the coveted prize. defeating De
Witt Clinton High School The respectiTs
totals were 2s7 ard - The competition
was held on the ranges at the list Rsgf-
ment Arnory. The Bryant High school. or
Long Island City. which caused the ez-
istence Of the tie. failed 90 make It's appear
ance. and this caused strong criticism ~
the Students OF the other schools.
The tie resulted from the engazenenr
between De Witt Clinton and Bryant IN
the round robin series. held two months
ago. When tie time limit had expired
a member OF the De Witt Clinton team
had still 20 shoot his last Try. He was.
however. allowed 70 shoot. and the result
was a victor-r for his school Bryant pro
tested. and the matter was taken before
the shooting board. which decided that
the teams should shoot the match over
Bryant refused. causing the triple tie.
The scores follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
SAUNDERS TO ROW AGAIN
Veteran Oarsman Expected 10
Strengthen Columbia Crew.

Tho prospects rf the Columbia varsity
crew r.r. materially frightened yesterday
EHa- - g. Saunders. VINO rowed No IN
Pie e.--- .~ --1s and 1879. reported for Drac-
r-a --. a telegram from his father giving
Rim permission -o row through 70 the end
ot rs. -ea- Rice Immediately put SaCn-
ceH ..e s-e- boat placing hin At No. g.
E-e.a D.EarlaGEh has been rowing al
s7-ra
Ieer --- went from no. s 70 No.
and Er.-- went from the latter seat 20
ile same position En- the second boat Rice
also made another change in The boating
u t-e second boat. dropping Carson, SHIFT
Eng s-1-.- f-~-- bow 70 80. and 5teckler
From E. -o bow
t.rrC.e. f.a water was cEC7DE ne
recrsa..z.- varsity combinations went Up
stream ... p tv-o-ulle row. trying couple
@ racing starts a. the old stone quarry
TIE second crew had the better ~ II IN
10th s-1.s. rst the FIRST crew rowed in
goo fr-- Rice was wei pleased WITH
re Rr-E re- both crews.
Ae-- 1eas Rice plans 10 have The varsity
ne- Dive az -he barge a. Elrewater and
n4 give t.am rows twice a DAY. TINS
'r-se-- training VIII continue untI The
i-ae r.-. Annapolis two weeks hence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
Combines the best Of all Leading Cars
THE HOUPT=ROCKWELL
THE SIX


THE new Houpt-Rockweil si1-cyiodercar is
L equipped with ninety rated horse qowes-
The actual power developed by its Sh x6
motor is much greater. It is the highest pow
escd stock car built to-day. The design Of
the car is identical with the design of the four
cylinder car, with the exception of largerssises
made necessary by its greater power.
10 proportion to its weight and load. itz-
power is much greater than that of other cars.
With this increased power it is capable Of
greater speed and greater hill climbing ability.
There is no achievement possible for anyrother
car beyond its capabilities.
The smoothness and easy riding of'athigh
powered six-cylinder car is much greater than
is possible with four-cyhnder motor Of equal
power. The Houpt-Rockweil Six realizes the
ambition of motor car designers-to produce
powerful road vehicle which for speed, comfort
and endurance is uncxcelled, even by the re-
markably luxurious means of travel provided by
up-to-datc railroad equipment We offer five
different types of open bodies for either'modei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
DEFENDER NEARLY READY
Manchester Yacht Clubs Boat
To &c Named The Massachusetts

1sl--..far. Las-- April 23.--Iae ooai
h-c Manchester Yacht club ls build
g defend ire -eauallaha CorInti-ian
l agt re CANADIAN Challenger -
sl-1-. nearing completion ~ local yarc.
and al s. named tle AIass-czusetts. y
De- expected -.st sine 1sf.r bs aaucled me
.ss y Ia.
A--o-e. me Canadian yachtsnen VIII
-a lH. boats t0 local waters ID order 70
a-t r-e.r respective merits. There VIII
-e IRA. boar against which tBe defence.
500" Eer speed. she WI 5e sailed as
- 81 possible during Jane and JUS, a.
1-s hrst race wiz he held or July %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
OGDEN HIGH GUN FOR DAY
Grief Captures Two Events at
Travers Island Traps.

AS Tire majority of the gunners OF the New
York Athletic Club we're at Larchmont yes
terday. taking part In the third leg OF the
tri-club shoot. there was only a small num-
Der CT ma-ksnen at Travers Island The
programme was short, being made up OF
only the two regular fixtures that are still
running al the Winged Foot traps. a spe-
cial CUP and a trophy sheet
In the weekly shoot for the April Cup
T G. Durham was the winner. with a card
Of twenty-four out OF possible twenty-five
targets The club special fell to Gus Grief
with a card OF twenty-three targets. He
was the winner OF the club trophy shoot
also. The special cup was offered by T. c.
Durham and was won by W. B. Ogden.
with a fun score CT twenty-five targets. The
scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
THREE NEW O CLASS BOATS
The Soys II, the Spider II and
the GRAY Jacket Almost Done.

,-a-res have been chosen FOR the three
-ee. O. class boats tLat are 90 be raced on
cravesend Tav this GUNNER W. =. Bar
snow uil call his craft Soya II and Spider
II is the name chosen t1r Tie new Hendon
r-t.-,t, tgar T. = No8le VIII caI his craft
49, i-rafe viii all Gy.the bgrgee OF the
.tiTrffr Yacht club and HiA form vel
1000 aFg.fI1u I'D tie -a-i0ot class ~ the
: ..v RAW They are aheiug built At
i-,Go6,e wards, Cllv Island, and Viii be
-.-ir, for The water inside az ten days.
r-s-.,se who have seen .lle racers are de-
ugared VIII tie lines. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
GOOD BOUT FOR OLYMPIC A. G.

Tommy Houck. the Philadelphia bantam
weight. who has fifteen victories 20 his
credit since he came over from the Quaker
City three months ago.. will meet Charlie
Goldman, OF Brooklyn. in the star bout At
the Olympic Athletic Club. IN West 1Z5tn
street tomorrow night. Houck defeated
all the best bantamweights in Philadel-
mia. and has fought two draws with the
clever Pal Moore The winner % this bout
will be matched 20 meet Johnny CoulOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
FOREIGN CARS ENTERED
Will Compete for Grand Prize on
Motor Parkway.

William K Vanderbilt. IT.. has received
a cable message from the Kaiseriicher
Automobile Club OF Berlin announcing the
entry OF three Benz cars for the Grand
Prize International automobile road race
to be held on the Long Island Motor Park
way October 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

Harroun Expects Brick Surface at Indianapolis
Will Play Havoc with Automobile Records.

their racing on the speedways. Therefore,
there probably viii be no meeting OF Old
field and De Palma. unless. perchancs. De
Palma should tackle the horse track propoS
sition.
Robertson did well at the start OF the
Los Angeles meet, but he was put out by
Illness. which stopped him when he was
going his fastest"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
THE FOUR


YOU viii find in the Houpt-Rockwell sixty
horsepower car all those features which
you would introduce IN your car If you
were to reconstruct after years use. Five
years thorough study Of cars in actual test
perfected the Eoupt-Rockwell design. Nearly
two years testing prepared it for the road. It
embodies those principles which all the leading
motor car manufacturers would follow were
they to re-design their cars to-day in the light
of present knowledge, unrestricted BY relics of
experimental days. Built by manufacturing
organization long and favorably known, it sets
q new motor car standard.
For stability, reliability, speed, endur-
ance, hill climbing, easy riding and comfort it
is superior to any of the cars that have been
looked upon as the leading cars in the American
market. It's 81 motor develops more than
sixty horsepower yet runs silently and smooth
ly, with surprising dexibility. The car is equip
ped with large tires and weighs less than $500
pounds, SO that it can be operated at q mini
mum maintenance cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
PRESIDENT TO DIVIDE HIS TIME

st. Louis. April. 23.-Beeause both major
league baseball teams OF st. Louis are 20
play here on May 4. the day President Taft
viii be here. ne has advised the committee
re charge Of his reception that he will visit
both baseball parks in the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
A FORMALiTY.

'How's your birthday party coming on.
Tommie?"
Finely. I've asked all the boys and girls
and they've all promised 10 come. Alive
got to DO now is to ask mamma IL I can
have it."-Life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
HESTWOOD GOES ABROAD
1fs'ols Finest Schooner Yacht
% Race Foreign Yachts.

--.to. D. g. april q The westward,
aaeat racing schooner ya1Lt ever
'- our f-om 2 Brist0. sh.pyard, sailed
Today Tor ENGLAND and Germany
she 1896 race the leading European
ler tspe. among them t-e
Meteor ~ The Westward has
!, --ar- Deg owner. Alexander :. Cochran,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

ONE hundred and fifty Rockwell
Cabs have been in use In public
service IN New York for more
than a year. and have proved efficient
and economical in operation. We invite
investigation of their record for consist
cnt service, reliability and durability.
They have covered an aggregate
mileage of 2,475,0 900 miles in the last
calendar year, each car averaging fifty
miles daily. The cars ran $50 days dur
ing the year on the average. being out
OF commission only long enough to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

rcpaint them and renew the finish
ing. To any oos familiar with pub
lie service vehicles and the demands
made upon them, this record will
speak for itself
We are selling these cabs for s.. 600.
but are making concessions in this
price for orders IN qu.nsities- Advan-
tageous terms may be made by respen-
sible purchzsera
Let Us explain to you our plan and
send bo you caealog and other desail In
formation thar will interest you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

After having pioted automobiles Over
the United States In variety OF motoring
competitions. Frank y Tribes is IN Europe
preparing 20 drive Captain William Mitch
eli Lewis. head Of the Mitchell-LeWis Motor
COMPANY. OF Racine. VS. over some Of the
hest highways Of France Switzerland and
ITALY. Il tine permits Captain Lewis 10
include The British Isles III his vacation
itinerary Zi-bes VIII hold the wheel through
Scotland and ireland and over the great
highways q England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24

while no attempt has been made Boy the
Palmer a. Singer Manufacturing Company
10 build racing cars. 10 has on many oc-
easlCns ueeu demon rated that machines
of this make can travel some. Another
r~oof o. this was shown a. the recent Los
Angeles meetine. where a Palmer a. Singer
stock car won the aVe-nl-e handicap from
a formidable field iu minutes p seconds.
IN average 4 better than g. seconds for
fIe mile. In severe endurance contests cars
OF this make have figured c0nspicu0usly.
4 record OF the cars doings in twenty-fOur
hour races az tie Brighton Beach track
rr0ves this.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-22
A WORD ABOUT OUR REGULAR BUSlNl

sreoewa a t
customers. tina. Wen.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-22
1854 DrOuth-

Col. John E. Boyd recently came
across q bit of lore which IS interest
ing. fits an old diary kept in the
long ago by the late William
Maslin, the grandfather of Mr..
Boyd, who lived at the of Gerardstown
and died at that place in the year 1858
A note in the diary states that there
was no rain of any consequences from
the 14th of May 1854 until the 14th OF
Oct the same year. The crops were
complete failure aud the next spring
the people of this section had to buy
their wheat from Ohio and paid $500
per bushel for it.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-22
Business For Sale
Store Room For Rent
or Sale.
THE BUSINESS.

This is one of the largest and best
general merchandise businesses in
Martinsburg Long established large
permant trade among the best farmers
of the county, railroad men, mechanics
mill men and big number of the
limestone workers of the section. Stock
inventories 5000, and consists of good
staple, saleable merchandise. l7,o0G
business last year, which can be great.
ly increased By young active man.
THE sToRERooM.
The storeroom for rent is large and
modern. Equipped with all modern
fixtures, including self measuring oil
tank, sanitary vinegar cabinet and
other convenience. Cement rat proof
cellar under entire room. Large ware
house, three stories elevator from cellar
to attic, stable and wagon shed. Rea-
sonsble rent.
OTHER PARTICULARS.
My only reason for selling is that l
wish to retire. This business is the
opportunity of life time to man of
push and energy. The business has
been kept up to date and the stock is
very complete. 1t is prosperous going
business that | offer. With the right
man perhaps a partnership could be
arranged.
I would also sell the buildings, in
cludinga fine two-story brick store
building and large brick dwelling ad
joining ali with modern improvements
and all necessary out buildings in per
feet condition, large stable, carriag,
house corn crib, summer kitchen etc.
Address or call on \. r. Hess, Queer
street and Hess avenue, Martinsburg
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