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WATERWAYS JOURNAL.

 

FOR SALE—Sternwheel steamer, 80 tons, 110x23 ft., 129x30 over all,

nice model; engines 12 in. by 3 ft. stroke;
zteam capstan, electric light plant, including

doctor, injector, steam pump,

searchlight, large swinging

stage. two boilers, 18 ft. in length, 38-in. diameter, 65,000 T. S., allowed 150
lbs.’steam; is very economical on fuel, splendid handler and makes good
time. Cabin contains ofiice, sitting room, dining room, pantry, kitchen, two
wash rooms, nine state rooms and a b"".li room. Has double deck with air

space between under forward cabin.

th.
is luilt extra strong. Is Very roomy

26 inches. Can be seen at Marietta,

this office.

$8,000 was spent in rebuilding boat

year, and .ve:iylhing is practically new and in excelent condition; hull

and would make a nice packet. Draws

O. Bargain if ‘sold this ‘month. W. N.,

THE WORLDS GHEATESTSEWING MACHINE

LIGHT RUNNWMGE

       
  

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Ifgou want either a Vibrating Shuttle, Rotary
hutlle or a Single ’l‘hrca(l [Chain Stitclz]
Sewing Macliinc write to
THE NEW HOME SEWING MABHINE COMPANY
Orange, Mass.

Many sewing m nchincs are made to sell regardless of
quality, but the how llolue is made to wear.

Our gllilfallly l"H:V€l‘ THUS Ollt.
Sold by authorized dealers only.
FOR SALE BY

NEW HOME PARLORS,
1208 ‘Franklin Ave., St. Louis, Mo.

—S»ec0nd Clerk J. Frank Thomas
of the Louisville and lower Coast
steamer Tarascon, has been pro-
moted t‘Cl the positioii of first clerk
on the steamer Tell ‘City. B. H. Wor-
land is now second clerl; on the Taras-
con. Joe Ballard, purscr of the Tell
City, resigned that position several
days ago‘, and is acting as buyer of
wheat for the Ballard & Ballard Mills
of Louisville.

FOR SALE—Oiie derrick boat, 8x10
Ledgewc-ad engines; hull ‘and machin-
ery in first—class condition.

One tug,. single screw, 14x15 en-
giiires, 62-inch whee-1.

One open ‘barge, 14x56 feet. Just
thoroughly overliiauled. Will sell sep-
arately. For particulars address F. A.,
this office.

WANTED—5‘mall stern whe'el pass-
enger steamer about 125 ft. long. Must
be fast and cheap -on fuel. Address
Union, this office.

FOR SALE-—-New sternwheel boat,
wooden hull, built last fall; engine
7x3%, Gillett & Eaton make; hull
built of 21-4-inch oak. One fine new
boiler. Boat can be seen at Minne-
apolis. Bargain for some one. Ad-
dress Brown-Burt Logging Co., Min-
neapolis, Minn.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Stern—
wheel gasoline boat, 65x14x31;é, model
bow, with 45 h. p. marine engine,
Fairbanks-Morse, 3 cylinder. Prefer
trade for automobile. Is one year
old. For further particulars, address
G. J. Martin, Booneville, Mo.

FOR SALE—Small sternwheel boat,
37 ft. x 7 ft. x 30 in., oak hull, full
model with 6 h. p. engine. Address W.
G. Moehle 208"East High St., Boone-
ville, Mo.

.FOR SALE—Lake Cruiser Shu Jas-
ta, 90 days old, 50x12 ft. hull, built of
2 in.white oak, 75 h. p. Buck gasoline
engine. Buck’s patent oil saver, which
saves 40 per cent fuel, full cabin, ‘sep-
arate toilet and engine room, berths
for -six; fastest and safest boat on Mis-
sissippi River. Woodenwork cost

3,250; n.ust be sold at once. Price,
$2,500. Nothing l"‘~. Write for par-
ticulars; other modern improvements.
W. R. Webster, 313 Ohio street, Cairo,
Ills. -

FOR SALE—FlRST-CLASS TOW-
BOAT. Dimensions, 110x24$fix-1 ft.
deep. Two boilers, allowed 191 lbs.
steam. «Cylinders 12-in. by 5 ft. stroke.
California cut-oft. Easy on fuel, Rea.-
son for selling, just built larger boat.
For further particulars inquire E. T.
Slider, New Albany, Ind.

FOR SALE—Two fire box boilers,
22 feet by 44 inches, allowed 160 lbs.
steam; 48 three-inch flues. In good
condition. Address K. 0, this olfice.

FOR SALE—Steam towboat and 3
barges, now at work and in good con-
dition. Part payment in work will be
accepted. For full particulars ad-
dress P. S. Mace, Terre Haute, Ind.

 

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Tug, 85 feet
long, gunnel head, model head, and
heavy ironed. 18 feet wide; twin
screws. 2 engines, 101—2x121-2; one
boiler 18 ft. double riveted, 44-inch
diameter; ten 6-in. flues; steam drum,
mud drum, doctor, pump, steam cap-
stan. Will trade for sternwheel or sell.
Address W. M. Harth, Caseyville, Ky.

FOR SALE—Sternwheel packet, J.
T. Reeder, 100x20~x2% feet, draws 18
inches; engines 734x30, fire box boiler
12 feet by 36 inches, rebuilt year ago.
is in good condition and running every
day; reason for selling, building larger
boat. For particulars, address Capt.
John E. Mrassengale, St. Louis, Mo.

WANTED——Engines about 9 or 10
inches by 3 or 3% feet with 14 foot
heotagon shaft and 3 flanges. Address
W. M. Harth, Caseyville, Ky.

FOR SALE CHEAP—T,wo model
barges 135x28x5 feet; flush deck. Ad-
dress Gus Schlichtig, care Tennessee
River VVh.arfboat, St. Lrouis, Mo.

 

FOR sALE—Bargain, the towboat
“John W. Love,” 120x22 ft., engine 12
in., 5 ft. stroke, 2 boilers, 42 in. by 18
ft. long, fitted complete with nigger
boiler and engines. Has just come off
the docks very recently and is in per-
fect repair. The boat may be seen at
Ripley, O-hio. For further information
and particulars, address Leon S. Wiles,
Ripley, Ohio.

FOR SALE—Steam tug, Norway,
58-10-4. Gross tons 24; net 18; built
1904——barga.in. Thos. N. Beldelman,
Evansville, Ind., P. 0. Box 165.

FOR SALE—First-class towboat,
year old, hull 90x20x3 ft.; draught 22
in. lever engines, 11x3%. Large op-
enings and very strong workers. Boil-
er, firebox, 48 in. beam, 181/; ft. long.
105, 21/kin. tubes, allowed 206 lbs. New
Triumph light and boat fully equipped.
Address, M. Pickelheimer, Ludlow, Ky.

FOR SALE—-Pair 71,§”x30” balance
valve engines, mounted on iron beams,
in first-class condition. S. D. and R. F.
Packet Co., Sterling, Ill.

 

FOR SALE OR TRADE—-Good little
towboat with 9 inches by 4 feet stroke,
one boiler allowed 200 pounds steam.
Will trade for packet boat. For par-
ticulars, address Capt. Lewis Tanner,
box 436, Madison, Ind.

FOR SALE—-One sttewmlboat, 2 new
barges, 2 barges 2 years old, 1 der-
rick boat 3 years old, in best of-shape.
A-d-dress I-Ienry Maley Lumber Com-
pany, Evansville, Ind.

mm SALE.

Motor boats from $95 up. New and
second hand boat: and enxlneo, been
and engine fittings: agent for Monarch.
Gray, Em and ’.l.‘ermaa.t & Monahan
gasoline engines from 1 H. P. up to 386
H. P.

G. 0. MARSH, Yacht Broker,
8800 S. Levee, St, Loull, M0.

lJlV|:H Ell Mlllllili

At service on short notice on all
kinds of marine, river or any divers’
work. For particulars and rates, ad-
dress, Capt. C. J. Menges, Foot of
Lawrence Street, Cincinnati, 0.

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FOR SALE—Towboat, 156x30x4;
engine, 171/2x5; four bo;lers, 24x36
two flues; boat is eight years 0.0. and
was pulled out last year and put in
thorough repair. Address P. 0. Box
No. 233, Cairo, lll.

FOR SALE—Stemwheel gasoline
boat, almost finished. she is 55x12x2.10
feet. Cabin is 28x12 feet; has a. 25
horse-power Witte ‘engine, model bow,
extra well built out of burr and white-
oak. Will sell at a bargain. Address J.
R. Wells, Tuscumbia, Mo.

 

FOR SALE OR TRADE—For larger
boat, a nice packet boat in first-class
condition 125x21x5 ft. 145x26 over all ;
lever engines, 121,§x31;§ ft., Pittsburg
build. Two boilers, 22 ft. by 40 inch
diameter; 70,000 T. S.; allow-ed 181
lbs. steam, five years old; electric-
lighted throughout; nice model and
fast boat;_ was rebuilt September last;
will sell at a bargain, or trade for
larger boat.

Also have ‘a nice excursion barge for
sale. Address W. D. Crammond,
Hawesville, Ky.

FOR sALE—Towboat, three years
old, 120x231/_>,x41,§, frame built boilers
allowed 188 lbs. steam; engines 13x4%
lever; everything in good shape and
at a bargain p:'ice.—D. 0., care Wat-
erways Journal, St. Louis, Mo.

 

FOR SALE—One flat metal life boat
-of 94 cubic feet capacity. Made by
Ripley Hardware 00.. Grafton‘, Ills.,
good as new. Will sell cheap.-Molina
Ferry Co., E. H. Van Patten, Daven-
port, Iowa.

 

FOR SALE--Model bow gasoline
boat, 50x12x3, -with two thirty inch
propellers, 2 Fairbanks Morse Marine
Engines, 20 h. p. Oak ‘hull up to water
line. First class condition, very fast.

For further particulars, address
Shreveport Cottonwood Co., Ltd.,
Shreveport, La.

 

FOR SALE—Large steam Latta
pump in good order, ready for ‘ser-
vice. Also 2 or 3 ‘sets oi’. armor, diving
dresses, all complete. Address Car-
rol, Powell and Brock, St. Louis, Mo.

FOR SALE—'lTwin ‘screw frei-g’ht
steamer 102 ft. long, 18 ft. wide, 8 ft.

depth of bold, model, built of oak, _

strong in power, heavy carrier, ready
for immediate use.

Barge 100x24x7, built in 1908, Ore-
gon fir, hllll]. cargoed for loading in
hull as well as on deck.

Also Floating Elevator, equipped
with gas engine, hopper scale, drag
conveyor for taking grain from shore
tran-sferring to barge or steamer, ca-
pacity 1400 bu. per hour. Built in 1908.

Address N. G. Vanisant, Sterling, Ill.