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GONE TO WEST HAVEN.
Contractor Blakeslee Takes the Ros
 Roller and Gang of Men

Contractor Blakeslee Takes the Road
 Roller and Gang of Men,
 Ansonia, May 6.-Contractors Blakes- lee & Son of New Haven have removed their road roller and taken a large part of their street gang from Ansonia and placed them in West Haven on a. contract laying macadam pavement. It was found that they could not work here to advantage at present, as the parties setting the curbs and laying the gutters could not keep out of the way of paving. As all the materials for the contract in West Haven were on the ground it was decided to trans fer everything there and by the time that is completed the city will have everything ready for the contractors to go ahead with the paving here.
 Contractor Blakeslee thinks he will not take over week to complete the West Haven contract, with good weather, and while the road roller is away he will have some men employed, excavating for the macadan, 50 that when the road roller returns he can at once resume work.
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POTTS WONDERLAND rHrArEn.

Professor Macart's dog and monkey comedians are still the sensation at Polls Wonderland theater, astounding |all who see them by the brilliancy of
 their acting in the several scenes of
 the melodrama and circus they present. Tt is undoubtedly true that no exhibi- ltion of animal intelligence ever given here can compare with what these won- |derful dogs and monkeys present. An excellent speciality bill also helps to make the entire entertainment excep- tionally attractive, Miss Katie Rooney
 in particular shining with the brilliancy Iof her limitations of her lamented fa-
 lther, Pat Rooney. Next week the Rays,
 the great eccentric entertainers who
 for three years past have been the
 headliners of Hydes comedians, one of
 the greatest and best vaudeville organ izations in existence.
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HEAVEN-SENT CURES.
NEW LIFE INFUSED INTO THE SICK
 BYTHE VITIPATHIC HEALERS.

People shout with Joy - Bent and
 Crippled Paralytics and Rhematics
 Walk, Run and Dance, after Few
 Moments with These Wonderful Men - Another Free Lecture and
 Clinic To-day at Warner Hall.
 At the wonderful sight of cripples
 throwing away their canes and crutch-
 es, walking and fairly dancing after
 being bent and crippled for years. An
 immense audience could not restrain its
 shouts of joy during the clinic of yes-
 terday. Mrs. Mary Selkirk was racked
 with rheumatism for eight years, yet in
 less than five minutes she walked and ran like girl. Eben Howe had neural- gia with which he had suffered for two years, was cured almost instantly. Par tial blindness and rheumatism was cured in a few moments by feW
 passes for Mrs. George Van Setter. Mrs.
 Albert G. Brownell was cured of pains through chest and lungs with which | she had suffered for six years. MT. II. Callum had paralysis of arm since he had the la grippe, about four years. He' too, was given the use of his arm quick { ly. About twenty-five people all sur- & fering with various ills of mankind ! were relieved or entirely cured at yes- < terday's clinic, and every patient went away thanking God for the noble work which these divinely endowned physl- e clans are doing. The work at the hall is free to all Those, however. who are E able to pay, will find these doctors at the Elliott house, 639 Chapel stdeet. Fri day a special illustrated lecture and $ clinic will be given at 2:30 to ladies only.
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oolehester,s cannlng Industry,

Colchester, May 6,-Thlrty-five acres of tomatoes have been pledged to the Colchester Canning company for the coming season. Thompson Brothers of East Haddam have leased eight acres of land within 8 mile of the can ming factory, which they will set to to- matoes. Willimantic farmers want to contract for twenty-five acres. By these figures it looks as though there would be from S0.000 to 60,000 bushels of tomatoes canned here, and the beauty of 1t is Boston men stand willing to buy the entire output of the plant. Col chester tomatoes have an enviable reputation
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Signed by the President.

Washington. May 6--The long-talked of extension of civil service rules, which takes in chief clerks and nearly all the high grade department officials so as to prevent their removal except for cause, was signed by the president to-day. It Is estimated that about 30, r 900 officials are included in its proyi- sions. The new rules cover all em- ployes excepting those requiring con- firmation by the senate and mere work men. Everything between these two extremes goes under civil service.
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Ew HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL COURIER THURSDAY

short contracts, Washington advices indicating an early adjournment of con- gress led to the closing up of contracts by certain bears. The afternoon rally was. equal to 14@2as per cent. Specula- tion closed about firm in tone, Net changes show losses of $4Ss per cent. in the railway list of 14@1A per cent, in the industrials,
 In the inactive stocks Great Northern preferred jumped to 1ls, and Edison Illuminating of New York 2a to 1OO1s.
 Bonds were lower, The sales were $1,12S,000.
 Following are the closing prices re- ported by Prince & Whitely. bankers and brokers, 46 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street. New Haven:
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Ada Richmond's Story.

Providence, May 6.--The assertion of Ada Richmond, the actress, that she married John Stetson, the dead Boston theatrical manager, in this city in 1871, has no official record here to support it.
 The names Of Ada Richmond and John Stetson do not appear among the records of marriages from 1868 to 1874. Neither was there 8 clergyman of the name of Ransome in this city nor any where else in Rhode Island in those years
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Reporter Killed in Rattle.

Port Jervis, N. Y, May 6.-Mrs. Jo- seph Petrikovsky of Milford, Pa, has just received news of the death of her husband, who was shot in the battle which resulted in the capture of Pinar del Rio, Cuba, by the Spaniards. Pe- trikovsky was a Russian by birth, and was employed by the Russian govern ment as reporter and became an American citizen. Four months ago he married and went to Brooklyn, N. r., to live. Soon afterwards he got or ders to go to Cuba as war correspon- dent.
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Entertainments. uunDDrn

John Philip Sousa, with his famous band, will appear on Thursday night, May 14 The sale of seats opens Mon- day
 Byrnes Brothers new Flight Bells" comes to the Hyperion on Monday eve ming, May 15.
 A. M. Palmer's company will present 'aTrilby' at the Hyperion on Saturday eveaing, May IS.
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REAL ESTATE,
Valuable Residence Purchased.

Valuable Residence Purchased.
 The fine residence on Orchard street built by the late Colonel John E. Earle, was sold yesterday through the agency of John c. Punderford to L. A. Betcher of the firm of D. NJ. Welch B Son for about s15.00O MT. Betcher |vill occupy the premises shortly. The property has a frontage of 130 feet.
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The Right Furniture Store.

The right store is the one where reliable goods are sold at low prices; where the firm does as 1t agrees; where your purchases are delivered promptly and properly; where the fewest blunders are made; where there is a readiness at all times to rectify errors; where every effort is put forward to please a GUS toner.
 A store that tries to do all of these things comes as near to being perfect as it is possible to make it. That's just the sort of store we keep. We would like to have you call and see this store of ours. You can save money by buying your Furniture and Car pets here. Estimates given for furnishing houses, flats and apartments.
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THE ANIMAL EXTRACTS.

EPILEPSY, LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA, ALL OBSCURE NERVOUS DISEASES CURED BY THE ANIMAL EXTRACTS. FREE LITERATURE AND MEDICAL ADVICE. Washington Chemical Co.,. Wash'n, D. c, For sale by E, Hewitt & Co.
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New York Cotton Exchange.
NEW HAVEN LOCAL QUOTATIONS

furnished daily by KIMBERLY, Roor & DAY Bankers andBrokers, l53 Orangestroet.
 BANK STOCKS
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Par Rih Asked City Bank..... ....,...:........ SlOJ E3 l23 New Haven County Nationa.
 Bank nk.............. I1 GH Mechanics Bank ............. 60 6I 60 Merchants National Bank...e 90 Ala 4dT New Haven National Bank. loo I67 Tradesmen's National Bank. loo 4Ila Second National Bank ....... loo lG7 Yale National Bank .-........ l0j u44
 RAILROAD STOCKS
 Par Bld Asked B.&NY. A. L. preferred. ... 1UD l0iIS l04
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PROPQS AIS.
LS-Treasury Department.

ALS-IreaSuTy department,
O1IIce supervising Architect. Washington,
D. c.. May 20, 1S9b.-Sealed proposals Will
be received at this office until 2 O'Clock
p. m. on tie 18th DAY Y OF JUNE, 1896,
and opened Immediately thereafter, for
all the labor and materials required for
the low pressure steam heating appar
atus for the extension to the United States
Bureau of Engraving and Printing al wash
lngton. d. c., i'll accordance with draw
ingS and specification, copies OF which
may be had at tIis office or at the office
or tire superintendent at the building.
Zach BID must be accompanied by GER
uficd check for a sum not less than
per cent OF the amount Of the proposal.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids and to waive any defect or informal
ity In any bid should it be deemed in the
interest OF the government TO do SO. All
proposals received after the time stated
will be returned to the bidders. Pro-
poSals must be inclosed in envelopes. sealed
and marked Proposal for the low pressure
steam heating apparatus for the extension
to the Z. S. Bureau of Engraving and
Printing at Washington. d. Co. and ad-
dressed 10 WILLIAM MARTIN AIKEN,
Supervising Architect.
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PROPOSALS.
PRoPosALs For sUPPLIEs..of.

PROPOSALS For SUPPLIES. s.,-of.
fice Public Buildings and Grounds. War
Department, Washington. ID. c., April 20,
1896. Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will
be received here until z O'Clock p In.,
MAY 2s, 1896. for furnishing supplies
required from time TO time during fiscal
wear ending June 80, 1897. as follows:
Class / florists supplies; class 2. flower
pots; class 3, paints. oils &c; class 4,
hardware: class 5. agriculturalAmplen ents
&c: class 6, electric battery supplies.
class Z, drain pipe and plumbers supplies;
class s, stationery; class 8, manure, class
10, sand aud gravel; class IL. SOIL class
IL, ice: class 13. lime and cereut class
Il, brick; class Is. sod; class 16. fuel;
class IT, lumber, sash and doors: class
lS. use of teams. No bids will be ac-
ccptcd until Congress shall have made the
necessary appropriations Separate pre-
nosal for each class is desired. Each
puyelone should be ipdorSed To indicate
class for which the inclosed proposal
vas made. Preference will be given to
articles OF domestic ranufacture, con-
ditions of quality and price tmcluding in
the price OF foreign productions or manu-
facture the duty thereonl being equal
Attention is invited 10 acts OF Congress
approved February 26. 1885. and Feb
ruarv 23. 1887. vol. 90, page 332, and
Vol. "a. pa ge 414. Statutes-at-Large Right
is reseryet 10 reject any aud all proposals.
Information can be obtained here. JOHN
NJ. WILSON. Colonel Engineers.
apr29. 30.may1 p ,2G.27
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PROPOSAI,S FOR SUPPLIES FOR
ARn WA Sill NOTION

FRO Is FUN SUi7 LIES FUR
THE NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON.
D. C.-May =, 1S96-seaicd. proposals,
Endorsed Proposals for Supplies for the
Navy Yard, Washington, u. c., to be
opened June 2, 1896" will be received
at tile Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts,
Navy Department. Washington. ID. c.. until
e O'Clock noon. JUNE 2, 1896, and pub
furnish at the Navy Yard. Washin gton.
d. C., the daily supply Of ice and proyender
for the fiscal year, ending June so.
| S97. The articles must conform 10 the
Navy standard and pass the usual naval
Inspection. Bank proposals Will be fur
nslied upon application to the Navy Yard,
Washington. ID. c. Tie bids all ether
things being equal, decided by lot The
department reserves the right to waive
defccts or to reject any or all bids not
deemed advantageous 70 the government.
EDWIN STEWART, Paymaster General.
U.S.N my20, %, 81 80
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE supreme Court OF tie D

IN THE Supreme Court OF the District
OF Columbia. the 10Th day OF May,
1S96.-Eleanor Clark VS.. James A. Clark.
No. 1862 docket. On motion OF the
plaintiff. By Mr.. E. B. Hay, her solicitor
attorney. 1t is ordered that the defendant,
James A. Clark, cause his appearance to
be entered herein on or before the first
rule-day occurring forty days after this
day; otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default. The object
of this suit is divorce, on the cause of
cruelty. The publication of this notice to
be made in tue Washington Law Reporter
and The washington Times.
BY the Court
a. B. HAGNER. Justice, 60.
True CoFy. Test:
(Seai) JOHN R. YOUNG. Clerk, sc.
By H. I. galley, Assistant Clerk.
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MONEY WANTED AND To LOAN

WE want one thousand borrowers who
desire from $50 10 $4,000 each On
stocks, bonds, trusts, loan association
certificates, warehouse receipts and life
OF tontine policies in Old line companies;
no delay: no chattei mortgages Ia ken
YERRES & BAKER, 40 TO 46 Metzerott
Building, ITO Est. NV.
MONEY 10 loan; lowest rates or inter
est; no delay if security is satiSsa ctory.
WESCoTT. WILCOX * HIESTON. 1907
Pa ave. nv. my16-3mo
MONEY, rs, LoeANoLanTEe e1aJ sums
estate: $3.50 $500, $3.50, etc, at Der
cent: all transactions conducted with eco
nomical consideration for Borrowers Nm
q SAUNDERS Il Co. 4O7 2 st. NV. mrs
M ONEY 20 loan at and . pee cent on
District OF COlum bia realty. no delay u
security is satisfactory
WALTER ID. ACkER 7o4 4th NV
iy3l TT
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL exchange five suburban lots for
second hand bicycle. Address Cd
HAND BICYCLE, this office. my2T-3t
W. ANTED-Some Glen Echo lots or
Improved property in exchange for
handsome city residence. C. A SWAMI,
Room AZ, Atlantic Building. $50 st.
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LOST.

LOST
LOST Scotch collie dog, black with
white around neck and on tip of tail;
answers to name OF Scotch. Liberal re-
ward and no questions by returning dog
to 1349 st northeast. 1t
STR XED-Br Brown waterspaneI, from
112o. Sd st. nw., Monday; return and
receive liberal reward. 1t
LOST-S6S. .o0-Sth and Fl ne TO Sd and
IL, up Sd to ID, d to N Cap, N. Cap.
to Mass. ave, Mass ave. to F NV, To
Keen's tailor shop, back F to 10th, 10th
to Pa. ave, Pa. ave. to National Hotel
when missed same; it was folded flat aud
labeled "Eregio Benefit Fund, S6S.O0,
j. H. Rhodes Return to this office
and get liberal reward. II
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all Interested,
as changes may ucclr al any time.
FOREIGN MAILS for the week ending
May &c, 1896, VIII close promptly at this
Office as fnllnNS.
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DIR. Frederick F. DAILY and DR.. John A,
DAILY, dentists, have. removed their Of
flee to 12l1 + ST. NV. my26-7t
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MISCELL AN EOUS-

T WONDER who gives the highest
prices for cast-off clothing! SAUL
BROS. g % n st. NV. my2I -3m
BUSINESS Cards neatly printed, 81
perl, 900. HAYS, the chea pest printer.
1921 VI st ne. my9 I'm -em
LA AwNMOwE ERS. sickIes, shears.
scissors, knives and raZ0rs sharpcned.
Il. PREUSS Err. veteran locksmith. 726 9th
ST. NV. my6-1m-em
RO CHES must go. vERMICIDE is
the eEterminatCr. You do not catch
YOUR roach. VERMICIDE catches it for
you. Why buy useless remedies? Buy
VERMICIDE, the iufaliibie remedy. For
sale by Burchell, 1925 F st. NV; Magruder
& Co, 1899 Conn. ave. nv; c. c. Bryan,
1413 NJ Y. ave, n. WI John s. Cisseil.
1914 7th ST. NV. my1-1m
BEND your carpets to us to be thoroughly
cleaned by our patent steam proces5
All work thoroughly done and guara nteetl
by u.s. We ailow no moths To exist
Terms the very lowest. A. Il. CHASE s
BRO. 6l9 La. avenue. Send postal.
apt9.3mos.
TRY RUBBER ROOF PAINT.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE
and charge only for painting; work guaran
teed NAT. RUBBER kUOFPAINT CO.
lG23 SIh st. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SALE-Fine corner lot. 10Th st.
sw-. II, eco square feet; lie quick Adj
dress BUSINESS +, this office my2I-3U
FOR SALE-Lot if16 3ds Improved
Ky 2-stury frame house, cheap for cash
Address JOHN HOLMES, 1888 I'd sw.
myers
FoR SALE-Lot. 2sx11, for stable, IN
rear OF l5zO L ST. NV. Inquire $50
Maryland ave Sw my2I-7t
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FOR RSALE-Sixteen acres land for
sale, near TakOma PARK, for 81 200.
Address DANIEL BARNES, Burnt Mills.
Md my2i7t
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spEcIALxNoT1cKs.

GLENwOOD CEMETERY The
annual meeting OF the lot owners of
GIenwood Cemetery will be held on MON
LAY, June L, at O'Clock p. m. In Ma
sonic Temple, street. for tile election
OF trustees, and for such other business
as may be brought before the meeting
LEWIS EPHANE,
my27 20 81 ,je1 Secretary.
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-To drummers ana busi-
ness mcn, horse and buggy or Dayton,
STABLES, rear of 6i5 E st. telephone
call 100. my16-tf
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wANTRD-PosrAGE STAMPS.

w 4 NTED-For cash, all kinds of old
United States postage and department.
stamps: collections also bought. ii. F.
DUNkHORST. 1905 9TH ST. NV. apS-tf,em
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAS.

FOR SALES. cottage; $50 cash
aud $50 monthly; convenient 10 city.
H D. GORDON, Attorney, 91S F ST,
Room 2. my20-3t
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BOARDING.

81 PER DAY The Templar, one
square from Capitol, 207 Pa. ave; large
cool rooms; excelle ut board from S4 to Sc
per week. my22-7t
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Small BASKET phaeton
cheap. Old 9th ST Sc mY26-2t

~ y
cheap. 5l4 9Th st. Sc. my26-3t
FOR SALE-Gootipan mel wagon, second
hand; canopy-top surrey and 4-seated
trap; for hire, horses aud all kinds of
carriages; teams for business, So a day;
buggy 10 this city; for hire, carriages and
haruess; storage for all kinds of carria ges
ana wagons, Sl-5O month; for sale, 3
horses, !oung and sound, or no sale, $40
each; z secondhand buggies, cheap; for
SAFE, hire, or exchange, we will make
special rates to uyone using horses and
carriages; II you have a carriage, buggy,
or wagon. we viii exchange with you for
anything we have; orders taken for all
Kinds OF carriages and wagons; If you want
10 Duy, seH, hire, or exchange. call ON the
LIVERY AND DCARRIAGEW WORKS, 4951-2
= ST. NV. my25-7t
FOE SALE Bicycle. gents, Raleigh,
may25-3t,em
FOR SALE History of Frecmasonry;
new; cheap. lac y st. he.
may25-at,em
FOR SALE-Eight fans and gearings:
pulieys, shafting, etc, complete; single
or lot. MlLLER's DINING ROOMS, 626
FOR SALE-French plate showcase.
counter, stock and fixtures OF CON
fectionery store. 40 @ st. NV.
my26- 3t-em
FOR SALE-Gents' Rambler bicycle,
III perfect cOntUt1OD, cushion ii rp-
Sl0. Cal go u. Cap st. Item
FOR SALE-First-class flour and feed
stonesln NV; good stand: good reason
for selling. Address /. R., this office.
my26- Stem
FOR SALE-Party WHO'S leaving town
and has no further use for her tInrioht
grand piano will sell fer S235, on small
monthly payments. If desired; cost $3.50 and
has been in use but short while Address
BOX 70. TINS o1fice. my23-3t-em
FOR SALE Brunswick trap: nearly
new; must be sold; owner having nnuse
for it. BOND & CO., 426 Sth ST. NV.
my22-7t-em
FOR SALE-Three good boilers, 100
horse power each. also two Westing-
house engines, so horse power each JOHN
MILLER y co, los st.nw. my21-1w.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Bor.
gains in carria ges. buggies and
wagons; different styles; also Jobs
on account of storage: no reasopa bIe orfer
refused. 92I ID st. NV. ap29-1mo
FOR SALE-T wenty-fiye or thirty
case frames for composing room: a
number OF type cases Address RA MES,
this office. mr12-tf
FOR SALE-C Cheap, 500 large govern
inent blank books. eel 10th NV.
my1 -tS.
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FOR SALE-HORSES.

JUST ARRlVED one car load OF
flrsI-ciass horses from HarriSonbUrg,
Va; good workers and fire drivers. all
guaranteed or 40 sale z. DOUGHERTY,
Sale and Exchange Stable, 2OS 11th NV.
my21-TJ
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GET estimate on brass signs; physicians
aud dentists siguS only 81. DISH
MAN, Engrayer, l Minnesota ave; Ana
costa ny12-lmo
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BUSIN ESSs CHANCES.

bOSlN ESSa SCH 4 NCES.
ANTED-Partner with $3.50 in Of
fice business; $40 weekly profits. Adj
dress J w. L., this office. 1t
FOR SALE-Drug store and fixtures
doing good business; good reason for
selling Address 6, s.. this office. my27-3t
FOR SALE Cheap-A good paying
dairy lunch room; best location. Call
at Room z, 619 st.nw. my26-3t
FOR SALE Cheap-Corner grocery
and provision store; good stand; q
bargain. Address H. W., this office.
my26 -3t
FOR SALE-SIS5-A good business at
summer resort; will pay 50 per hour;
other business. Call al 906 11th st. Sc.
may25-3t.em
COUNTRY HONHE-Good. gentle
horse, COW. co chickens. top and no
top buggy, light wagon, harness, all farm
ing implements, garden, ETC., all for $3.50;
10 rooms, acres: cheap rent; 20 minutes
from city. Address SUBURB, this office.
my25-3tern
FOR SALE-Or would prefer as part
ner, one who unde rSt ands the business,
who would take entire charge OF the buSi-
ness, one OF the NEST complete fitted up
saloons and lunch rooms in the city; re-
Gently lifted up and doing good business:
new licenses granted, best location and no
opposition; no reason for selling only other
business requires my strict attention. good
chance Tor man and wife. particulars at
interview only: no letters answered. In
quire Of /. W. HECKINGER, 1928 9TH
st. W. my25-3t
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WANTED-BoARDERS.

WANTED either a family
of four or SIX persons, or six other
adults; 10 other bCaFdeFs; house highly
situated, with nice surroundings. Address
BOARD, Good Hope p. o.. ID. c. my26-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, with or
without board; homelike cooking; in
central part of city; convenient TO all car
lines; terms moderate. No. 81 Sd ST. NV.
my23-7t
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FOR SALE-A bargain; 7-roonI house,
located on Lincoln st, AnaCoStia, on
easy monthly payments. Apply T. E.
REA RNON. HO7 Monroe st nIyl5-14t
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

PENSION vouchers executed; Ralph w
Lee, Harry c. Birge, notaries public,
Riggs ms. Bldg, 1881 st. NV, office
hours $50 to $50. my21-15t
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NO FEE UNTIL CURED
mr.. TEATHERMAN.

Specials ia ali lOrmS of private diseases
Hydrocele, Yariocele and Structure cured.
Tues, Thurs aud Saturdays; evening Z toS.
602 T ST. NV. my1 o-tf
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WANTED-HOUSES. w

XAyANTED-FOR CASH.
w Residence in Northwest; large bed
rooms: baths, steam heat; % feet front,
or more; or would buy an old residence
and remodel; must be a bargain. Apply
The Times Real Estate Bureau
w NTED Country place about ten
niles from city; partly furnished pre-
ferred, acre or more ground; will pay $50
Address SENATE, this office my26-3t
w ANTED-By careful tenant, two
story house, about seven rooms, in
good condition; west of 18th St; rent
moderate. PERMANENT b, this office.
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FOR RENT nicely fur. Conlmunica-
tinS IoUIas, cn suite OF sInSly; eastern,
western, or southern EXPOSURE. convenient
10 all car lines, summer rates. 100 18th st.
NV. pJcG-2t
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FOR SALE-Pretty Groom ana bath.
lay window brick; large concrete ceF
lar: cost So. .250: win sell for $2.25o; as
sume trust OF 81 500: pay $50 cash, aud
$500 in monthly install aImeutS. and you may
have il look aIiG To-Day. JOHN +. PARET.
l4l1 u ST. BlF2S-u