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FOR sALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE-Buildlu- lots, 8 down. and balance
- per month"; no interest OF taxes until lots are
paid tors Tots are situated On and near electric
railroad. 81 BIlstJu, between Washington anil
Fails Church, near churches and schools. fare
to and from Washington ~ cents each U1v-
prices 90 4ptS from 50 Co ~lUJ each 10 per cent
~ Tor cash; also large and small farms FOR sale.
call OF write for iulI particulars. JAMES r.
CLEMENTS. 1927 -r NV rl5-3
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR ~ALE-Ch.ap. and On easy tcrus. largo ana
small farms; improved and uuiuUrayci tracts.
and splendid building lots. on steam electric
roads and uB Potomac River, near Washington
city, several great bargains on hand: send for lisa
and prices JAMES J.. CLEMENTS. 1921 r 80.
Hg. clos
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FOR SALE-HOISES.

FOR NALE-li luu want great bargain in a
nice little home. brick, rooms. bath. cellar.
modern plumbing. ete-. examine 1919 G. 81. ne
20 once. r,T~-g
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WANTED-kGENFs.

NANIEU-t luvts-ers for ''Ifl. and Df-.U,r..r..i
services .t William N-kiu.,s.T BE- Gg-lr max
-te-- C..auHeur bepeU. 4. %. gr.-vsr.r
Muu-nH. auI eiHar-- big book. piJ PAGES. r.r.,-
tu-e.s i.u- rar-'.- art memorial edition. .Hr. -r-
lowest Don T-.s- best -e'lUs biggest commission.
enclose five ---r|r stamp, ffr postage .s f,.r
HHtft. STANDARD PUP. HOUSE. P,at D. Gr.-
D4-O r--.
president H.NNLEYr~ ASSASSIN Tfa>..-
complete aris.sI memorial edition. trt-.. l.-
flis ni Arr1H-fIe I.s.- lIf.n. assassin. HIr.r.al
ri piriure- aatt aat"suti. books largest rfr....-
81 hl1- iFi0s cot. $50 lr. not iH tFs g..
iT1i-t- fH Tr. .rr profit. enormous demand. ...r-
nome tHr agents tsI Iu t-'t- most liberal toms.
secure l.u..#s, uuE. Er-f H.Hs ready. rra..I.
given fr"-I. IH.d- general agents wanted ar
SALARY valuable premium free with ra.i T..s..
book nHtat alone iror; both book and premium u-f-
SIS prepaid isI ~ stamps d. cover ra-r ..f ....-
irg order quick. MONROE BOOK co. J05e.ea
ui--i2
WANTED-Aseuf- "Lite of MeKiu,et.. 5yo
page lsf-f book. -iaud-Iu.Ir Illustrated ..-rfe-
free, Hr" ready. 7j per cont discount 10 agents.
freight paid, credit given. HENRY NFTi Xxx
D,-l-,oin -, ,nl.tsn. NILS
LIVES ~ ihc msuyrrd Presidents their l,.gs-
sins. and LiioJ OF Au4r,hi-Iu coo pages. iar
si-y1, eathi tree. ~ per cent commission. credit
and frgigtt given MACBRADY S1lr Ride.-
Chicago. taI.-s
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Terms, Sd MeekIv.
birds. DOGS. ETC.

BELGIAN uARES, s. palr; from pedigree stock.
Cuban Iaulls. - each. dogs cats. gold d,a
etc SCuMIu's BIHD STORE. .I2 I2th S. I...
m5-f
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RooMs AND hoard.

PLEASANT rooms excellent board. so month.
,lTec doors from city hall 81 St. NV mII-s
FOR BENI-tuiu shed OF unfinished rooms
Win OF without board, reasonable Z2J 81 e. MS
clos
lib BELMONT. -I5 18th st. NV; fr.t-cllss home
cooking. SIS "a month. ne9 management. eI4-s
TOR REHABILITATION rooms. excellent table
aiyi DumHart9n ave-, West Washington, open
October J. Apply now 152. SIsl ST. NV cIt-G
ROOM and board. $50 to $50 rer month; ge=tIe-
men only. 1881 + ST. NV ra23-In
FOR Neutrality-suspicious. and papered rooms
with or without board: everything first class.
fplendld location 4I2 9Th st. NV coil
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FoR sALE-THPEMRlrERs.

FOR RENT RemiEGt0us. smith Prcmiers, Dsns-
Horas. and other makes, g month. typewriter
rapairlnE- rargiul workmanship; very reason
able changes investigate. WASHINGTON TYPE
MLLLEN LA-lAN.E- IL oh !. Nv m-L-ll
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LOST.
LO>T-Nltch charm. initial 4. A. NJ W on on-
side. Llau0nd on other. soat-inrug two foreign
coins, finder viii return same and receive reward.
g. A. ~. WELLS FeEEIi Bldg. ~ and ID So.
NV. MI
Lp>T-}LI.0 fox terrier wore tag No. slI-. u.th
oNU,T- name thereon. Reward if returned Co
Dr. MORRIS. SIS 18th So. NV. cI1-s
LH>r-A Masonic rin marked Isf1vette 10
Reward viii be given at 5liJ DuE5.artou ave.
uIs-5
LOST Boston terrier. cyp from 1000 30 -r u7s.
Reward rlrln % 81 r. JOYCE, star Building
MOS
-stsel-I.lleI ohafaI5ina purse: Oh and p
ta tia and "a ave sr- suitable reward if re-
turned 60 $50 va. ave- sH. r1G-3
Lu>T-Iun mare lauy. branded ..Nr' on Ist
shoulder. "B on left jaw; reward for a1r In
formation leading Co recovery T. " DAY. 90
G. 81 uN- u.IU-S
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-To Iur. large portrait lens. -fs..
price. which must De reasonable g. T.. I-g.
r4. ave. ur. eIT-a
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for lI kind of house
bold goods ll-r-Hn Clothes Ilts. shoes. feather
a'dr Lllr mlrrres-. antique old gold ami
silver, ete-- drop postal and ! viii ,aI- aH
orders promptly attended I1. %. WALKER .Ia
~ ~ H. mIl-l
WANTED Furniture os 90 kinds. stove. and
et.r. fixture. FRIEs UUPNooD 81. and
al-. uH- clos
WANTED-To ury teather beds. T. MARKS. 3
Myrtle 30. rIG-g
WANTED-High.st cash prices paid FOR ladies'
and gents e4st-od clothing: drop postal. PI ,al.
y FINISHES, l5,e 80 81. NV. Ia20-lu1
HIGHEST cash price, paid for ladies and gentle
mons ,J>t-0h clothing. Address postal and 1
Vil cali S. RICE. 1882 5th "a. u0. m7-Ia
WANTED-In making room ia your house ~
your nev furniture you should bear iu mint
you can dispose o. your cast-oG carpets and
furniture % the best advantage % NARCl >
NOTES MAMMOTH AUCTION ROOMS. IZIs-2g
= a. NV Drop postal phone 1879, and viii
S~i' CJ-lm
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Leave Washington $40 a. m-. loo p. M. As
70 ~ and #-f5 p, M. week days. and g-5I a.
ri ara COS D. r.. Sundays only f0r Bluem0nt.
ana --s5 o. M wees days iar Lta-llrz-
Pa.g-usr- arrive Washington SEA a. n. and
500 D me daily. and --s4 A. u- and PAS p. m
800. .sr- iron. E.le11clt. and 5-J- o. lr- week
days nom Leg-l-rs-
THROUGH trains from me South arrive Washing
.-. r.-E D. M 6-5- au- -sj am. daily 2-l5 pm
and g-Jl u.u- daily. trau Hsrrlsl.1-rs u 81
- week DAYS and $3.50 pm dal-y- Fr1m Char
I5tt.-viIIe SIS Am and s-4O pm daily
Tickets sleeping c-r -gsJ-v-tj-us. and Dthe- IN,
formation furnished and bsggass called Tor aad
cafc-ad from hotels and residences By Union
Transfer Co. On orders LETT AZ Ticket OsEce. 715
18Th ST. NV. Oil Penna. Ave. NV. and n
Terua Station.
phone lt4l Tor p. r R Cab Service.
FRANK : CANNON. Sd T. o. and Gen Mgr.
: r. HAEuHICE. General Pass'r ASsaE
L S BROWN. General AGENT
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAV LINE

AMERICAN LINE
NEW YORK-SOUTH AMPTGN-LONDON-
Havertlrd-Sep p, noon ST. PauI.Cct. @. % a u-
y Louis Sep -. Do am - Louis8cIs. 10 am
PM phil-oct-2, 10 am rhirpbia- o. 30 am
RED STAR LINE.
NV lORk-AATWERP-PAR
iceland sep . noon -F1f-Iaud DC 10 uoou
t-Ie-iand Oct. >. noon tkrrsi1-tJu. o. % uoa5.
>9IIiHars-ugt o. nom 4 aI4Hd- -tiat- 20 lo.l
-NeE tEln-screT steamers calling AZ CEerbog=s
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers a ard Is \. r.
New AorE u1ice. . Bro2Evav
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1875 6 4 "
Or C. 3 Moss. IfI s. A. "
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FOR RENT-oFFICIsS.

FOR RENT-with power. sceoud-fo1r mont ra..-
Enquire 81 sJH ST. uU ,I--i
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FOR IkENT-HnnN1s-

-.-p r--,.r .--r-
~ .N.''. ..---..-.-. l,...-. ..i rooms,
r.g '-' --' DE- -'- hN-
TOR rr,-T- f---...--s.-r ,..-... .,a "a ..
.r--s 7.- "
FOR RENT-To gentleman OF steady habits fur
rr-hrd fr.a. room. sir. strictly rTryar. far..-,-
-... ....-
~" 2i.'i Us N'T York ave- comfortable far-
communicated MIS-
49,.
"a 10Th Pc ua rrrs-a
,----. r.,..-,.
FFE bLNI- '5 L So wv. rUu nice, large. COM
mis-.
FOR EENT -rs y gr-.-r.T - fr-r- r--r--r-a 20
FOR RENT Furnished. comfortable tl.rI story
aii room, Fl. 5-a Ii.H SO, na. miss
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wANTED-ROoxIs.

MANIED-Fiat OF rooms, unfinished. FOR light
hnl--'-seringf state particulars Addre-- BON
81 MS once MISS
FOR RENT utgmi-lri room. heat gas cook
mz gas, via bath; no children. 50 JET ST.
nH- MIS-
NANTED-A pleasant furnished room. for gen
trm4n. with privilege lf bath. uarrrsurrf u
suited BOX ZH. This Office .Is-.
" ANIED-lwo medium size SUNNY. clean room.
log paIml-rTy and card reading. EaazaulilIa- r,t-
Th and J ITS. NV prompt pay. Box 2ZI. this
office. sTe-e
NANTED-Preferabiy in Office building q house
EeCpIng fat for tao refined L,siuesz women --sta
trst-claas Tctcreucesi viii give SIS for three IN
furnished rooms. With heat and light. within
SIX squares Of 10Th and pa ave NV address
HeA ~, ms once auI5-u
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ron sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR >AIE-Caad- sound. stsyre Ho-se: i.r want
of g-r. BOX 23H thi- office. q
FOR ~ALE-BiaeE horse. saruI. good driver.
price 500 Apply '25 81 pei ul--g
FOR ~AiE-Don-r forget the stable and contents
az horses. csrris1es. waEaHs, 5ua barnes az %.
D. tAFIlt, % close busIIa-- ff bis -taaI-. IT3
D So NV. Friday. September 10, no ~ "a. no,
those goods vii Boz sold mI--5
FOR sALE-sz5 60 $40; have 40 further USE.
% horses and mares suitable for farm, family.
ai general cuisines purpose, one fast driving
I-lTe- ais. wagons harness utensils App'. $50
Pa aTe. uW- eIG-7
FOR SALE Faml. oauiase in god condition:
cheap tur cash, also harness 30 r. NV
clos
FOR SALE Cheap. nice jump seat carriage En-
qIIe o1l Pa ave g. clos
FOR SALE-A bay mare. good diver can re
seen G22 n 81 ne. no further use o. owner
mics
FOR sALE-Top wagon and ha-uess. cheap. 200
p 81 Hs- mics
COGSWELL-> Is Jhe cheapest and most reliable
place 90 buy new and secondhand harness and
vehicles Of every ds-eriPt.oa; new Daytons. s4f-
rla.er-tire rlu4byuts, So DO llth a. uW.
Cl2-1
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE $50. s-rUom house. Ealf-acrc Lott
80 down only. PIERCE O. PIERCE, Vienna, Va
CI--IuO
BRENTWOOD MD-Lots on Brentwood tract:
SIX MINUTES walk from District line station
tsuburban electric; $4,000: $50; three minutes
from station, 5OXIf9 $50: .0ts IN Holiday
tract, fronting electric railway (both sidesJ
f0El25, $50 10 500 ". A. BARTLETT, Loan
and Trust Building. m2I-Imo
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HELP wAxTED-srALE AND FEMALE

WANTED Immediately, Grst-class coos and nm
Tor dining-rooa, white or e5lo-ed. zu 80
Capitol 81 N
WANTED-Colored chef $50. second cook and
head waiter. also woman uu pastries. for hotel
lancaster. Pa. DICK, HOTEL AGENCY. 1ztb
and Pa. ave. cr--5
SHORTHAND Lictlti1n anil instruction. Rem
ington typewriter furnished 81 practice :.
month, h-ttpr1yrit,ng: court stga1-rauhrr
= A WILLAMETTE. 9la g. IT, nv. u-s-lu
WANrED-Co'o-yd woman cook and Ir-b4r5 fI-
butler; also nurse and iauulre-s. la. OREGON
ave. nj
WANTED hlu-Isrmaid SD monthly. i've fy-
press drivers. 50 weekly, second cook. 81 week
D. 100 18th Sc NV mi
CHOIR slNGEE>-Applicatiyu NAV now De made
- Prof William a. Kirkpatrick for marnL,r.Fir
in the claIE- 20 the Church of the Ascension
az Trinity Church. a splendid opportunity r8
singer Interested in church music altos. ten.rs
and bases particularly wanted Addre,, .. 81
Indiana ave or cali after r,-uiug or ,-yeria.
service 20 Trinity Church. sd and sts. uv-
see.ll, 5.lo.-2,z5.2s
WANTED-At once COOK, also man far general
h.useVork Call az Oh lsiH -t. n1. ,Is-s
SHORTHAND dictation and instruction. Ron
lnstpu uTrcEriters furnished flr practice -
MONTH -typoWrtiugi court struo-rlrfrr
m-5-iu
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES
wANTED-COUNTRY noARD.

WANTED-To lug or hire. s,st.e.lIls horse. rri
saH4hLe price Box 2s1 this aH.rc ,Ig-.
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STORAGE
FOR HIRE.

STORAGE o. cent, load UNITED STATES
STORAGE co., g2J lUth 3d.. uu- NILS
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wANTED-nOoMs AND noARD.

hANTED-R- October J. room and board iu
private family i.r man. wife and vear-pId chfIf-
terms must be- reasonable. Address bon zal. This
office rI
NANTED-Room with board. iu yfria.tt of lI.b
Box IJ# this office sT--5
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FoREIGN MAILS


WASHINGTON, d. C.. POSTOFFICE NOTICE
should BE read daily. as changes may occur 1T
any timc-
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 90 the ports Of
'aiiHg daily AMI the schedule Of cI05iugs D., ar
ranged on the Presumption Of their uniuterrInted
overland transit For the week ending September
n, iHnl- the last connecting closes viii be made
from ihi, ONCE as follows
Transatlantic Mails.
NEDNESuAY-OJ At 7-I5 - ID. for EUROPE
per b. s. tolEmJi- from New York. via Ply
mouth, ChUbourg, and Hamburg. Mail for
FRANCE must be directed Per S. s. Columbia 90
90 AT +-I8 p. on. for FRANCE. SNITZER-
iAND. ITALY, SPAIN PORTUGAL. TURKEY
EGYPT, GREECE. BRITISH INDIA. AND To-
hLNLD AAkQlkZ per s. Ia Breiaeue. from
NcE York va iIyEe- Mau Tor other parts ot
IT. ROPE a-uzt BE- directed per 8. s.. Ia BTe-
90 Ar 1905 D. a- Tor AZORES ISLANDS. per
81 - spartan fTiaaa. from Nen. YORK
rRiIAl-'ri ar Il-G5 N- m. f1r ri ROPE uCr
81 - Lll1Hia- from Neu YORK., VIA Queenstown
is) 40 ll-N5 Do m- joy NETHERLANDS direct.
per - s. f9-sdlW. from New York MaII must
De directed 'P-r s. s. Pot-dau."
40 ll-lJ D. U- for ITALY. per s. g. AIIcr from
~" York. VIA AaEles Mail must De directed
per A.L.r.F
le) a. II-G5 p- me- TO- SCOTLAND direct. rs-
s. - AHcaari1- from New York NaI Iuu-l De-
directed Per s. a. AueL0ria-'
'D 81 ll-i5 o.. H. Tor DENMARK direct. per
p - Ngr-e from AeF York. Nail must be di-
i-eINt Per 81 So Norge
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

NANTED-By two experienced white vaitre,-e-.
places m d'nins-room or cafe best city refer
ences. Address Box 2i2. this office. 81
MANIED-By settled woman. light houseuarl.
no washing. -II 9Th ST. uu. eIg-s
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FOUND.

ICE CREAM zoe gallon. not made IN a celia.
lut above ZJr md, Tor sewer gas abounds IN Gel
lars and breeds typhoid, diphthcr.a. etc. moral.
delicious CO.. \. J. a.. Phone 2GsI
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For Philadelphia. New York. and the
Fn9f

ETpress. 100 Dining Carr 30 SIS q.Ao r0-01
1DlninS Carr. 1925 and 100 Dining Car from
" ili.lnstoul A. A.. 1895, 3-l5. 40 Dining
Car from. Baltimore). go. 1900 and II 80 r
" GA sundays s-o0 Dining Car. 20. Sis.
-. -o.-5. ll1@o Dining Car from WILMINGTON
n ~ l2-l5. s-l5. 40 Dining Car from Baiti-
moro 90 1000 aaH 80 p n For
tltlp1ia only. EIprss. T-f5 A. NJ. I2-lj
~ week days z=Jl. 40, and $40 p. II.
For Boston, without change. -.l5 =. n. week
days and $50 r. N. daily.
r er ha-ti-rore 6-l5 800 10 T.f5. 20. SIS
30 1000 l9-15. 100. H-oo A. n. ls-l5.
$40. 500. s-33. 49, $40 G-II G.5J. 7-I5. 7-f5
lo-e3 -. y IS. and HOO r. a. On sun
G-]s, ,5e2 30 80, s-l5. 9-1o. 9-05. 1925.
~ 100 A. ~ l2-l5. lis. Z-1i. 1-I5 1856
li-.J --rn-te.} $40 so 40 $40 6,IS.
'-s.'- 49, 49, lo-p9. 1910 aud 1850 p n
FOR Fope.S Greek Line. rs A. ~ and As P. n
VerS-dlys- Sundays s-05 A.
r or An-app--S I-gt. 500 A. n. I--I5 and $50
N .ee@-1a5s- sundays, 500 A ~ and
Express tor Florida and points On Atlantic Coast
Line, $50 A. H. 2-I2 p A. daily
LAtl-,s Tot 2 .1rial and points slahosri Ar
-, iis5l \ " daily. -fllrita and Metro
EvD-ess for Richmond orTv g-G5 A Il week
days. 500 p A. daily
ACCOMMODATION Tor Qugurico T-iJ A. n ally
2n- 80 r NJ weekdays.
seashure Connections.
Fer Atlantic City lria Delaware River Bride.
s.l-rlil r5uteJ. u 90 a. 81 4-i8 and 1I.55 r.
D. daily. Iz-i5 p N. g.sel-El.s. .gi-h fh-ssE6
PViiEar BgteE Parier Car. Via M1rsct
street ~ -4-t. $500 saturday oa-y1. 1850 am
!lso1 A. n. l--i5 p d. weekdays. no p a.
daily
For cape May 1000. 100 A. NJ, I2-s5 P Il
wees-lays. 1850 =. IL daily
Ticket ctlces, corner FlJsenth and G Streets
ard a. the station. sixth and streets. where
orle-- can Be- leit i1- the ckecki-- % baggaEs
70 dasriEztion from hotels and residences
Telephone cEl "liiI' Ger Peazsyl vznia Rail-
erzE Cab Service
- Vf JOHNSON = r WOOD
~--.--f n'e-zsrr Ce----r -s-e----- L-r-a
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HANIED-lmmeliateiv Grst-r'a-- coos and nan
Tor dinirs-roorai white Or e5Iorsd zJl E.-t
Capitol 80. m
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W ANIED-lsuuE white Erl neat and fuGr-rr5-
MS. fog general homework. good luu. fuI salts
factory girl Cali at asE VI 3D.. uU al
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WILLIAM Mex. CLAYTON, Trustee
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-30
5000
TIMELY TOPICS

I A beautiful Oxford for women at $1 .9S, made in Vici Kid patent leather, is what J. G. Jackie & Sons are ad- vertising to-day.
 During the month of May you can get your coal for $6 a ton at John Me Elligotts.
 Everything in hats even the straw hats of which many were sold to-day at J. B. Mullings. a A. Mailiot has put his summer un- derwear on sale. Call and see them be- fore buying.
 Special values in shirt waists at Currans. Exclusive designs and colors and the prices are right. Put in your ceiling fans, before the very warm weather. New England Engineering company has some good second hand ones.
 Every lady who visits the Benson furniture opening tomorrow will re- ceive bunch of violets. See the low prices on furniture. Special prices on fish at the City fish market for this week. Connecticut river shad only Sc pound.  leather lace shoes that are bargains at g. The tops are made of soft kid. Miller & Peck would like to sell you either paint or varnish for your house, inside or out, or for your car riage.
 The Upson-Singleton company has a nice line of Russian blouses and sailor suits for boys. Just right for this sea son.
 This is good time to order your coal. The coal is cleaner and the price lower than in winter
 Shoe economy does not mean cheap shoes. Read about those Oxfords in the Connecticut Boot & Shoe com pany's ad.
 The Credit Clothing company has stylish all wool suits for either men or women at $10, SIP. $15 and SIS.
 Reid & Hughes make special offer to-day. They will make bicycle or walking skirts for $3. For furniture, crockery, carpets, stoves and ranges, see the Boston Fur niture companys new large stock.
 T. W. McGarry & Co have taken the agency for Cosmopolitan paper pat tern. Millinery department is hustling these days. The Home Steam laundry will do your work to perfection. Telephone or postal will bring their wagon.
 If your house needs painting the Iapalme-Hoffman company would like to give you their prices for first class work.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-30
A VARIOUS ASSORTMENT.

Wolves are increasing rapidly in the forest districts of northern Canada.
 A race horse travelling at full speed clears 20 feet at stride, an ostrich 30 feet.
 It is said that ,000 pounds of poultry will cost less to raise than 1000 pounds of beef, and will sell for almost twice Es much.
 Candy makers calculate that the price of their products should be put st double the cost of the material which will allow them a fair return For rent, labor and interest.
 The new naval academy at Annapo- sis will be a fine structure. When com. pleted the building will have cost $3 ,000, 900 and will be finer than any government structure outside of Washington. It will accommodate 800 cadets.
 The magnitude of the operations car ried on incidentally by David Rankin, the Missouri cattle king, may be imag- ined when it is remembered that at his ranch in Atchison county this year he will plant 10000 acres of corn alone. employing about 25o men and utilizing 500 horses.
 Now that the use of boiled drinking water has become common, it is inter- esting to be reminded that a similar method of guarding against disease was practiced in ancient times. Herod- otus tells how Cyrus had his drinking water boiled and carried in silver yes sels, and Pliny the elder relates that Nero had water boiled and afterward cooled for drinking by placing it in glass fasks surrounded with snow.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-30
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n1STR1CT OF WATERBURY. Ss. PRO- bate Court April goth. 1901.
 Estate of Martin Hellmann late of Water bury in said District, deceased. The Executrix having exhibited her at]rniuis- tration account with said estate to this court for allowance, itis Ordered that the 9th day of May, A, D. 1901. at9o'clock in the forenoon, at the probate off1ce of Waterbury, be and the same is assigned for a hearing on the allowance of said aClininis tration account with said estate and this court directs the Executrix to cite ali persons interested therein, to appear at said time and place, by publishing this order in some newspaper published in New Haven County and having a circulation in said district.
 By Order of Court
 James J. Cassin, Clerk, Clerk
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-30
COAL SC A TON.
Local Dealers Have Reduced Price Be
 ginning May 1.


 The local coal dealers held meet ing last night and fixed the price of coal delivered to consumers in May at $6 per ton. This is a quarter less than last year. It will not do to order now and have it delivered in the fall be cause the dealers look for a raise in the wholesale figures for consignments shipped to them ill May. The stock now on hand was received or ordered during April One of the dealers in- formed a Democrat reporter to-day that people can save a little money by having their coal bins filled during the next few weeks. The reporter, in or der that readers of the Democrat steuld know full particulars asked if it would do to place the order now and have it delivered any time before the snow flies and received a very emphat- fo tsNort
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-30
OF wArERRuR

nTSTRICT OF wATERBUR SS PRO- LI bate Court April 29th. 1901.
 Estate of William Hellmann, late of Water- bury in said district. deceased.
 The administrator having exhibited this ad- minstration account with said estate to his Court for allowance, it is
 ORDERED, that the 9th day of May, 1901. at 9o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Waterbury, be, and the same is hereby assigned, for a hearing on the allowance of said administration account with said es- tate, and this Court directs the administrator to said time and place. by publishing this order in some newspaper published in New Haven County and having circulation in said disJrict
 By the Court
 James J. Cassin
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-30

'O RENT-Tenement of four rooms. corner ca, or Luke street and Sylvan Avenue Martin
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-30

EMspLO MENT TBUREAU-Help of all kinds furnished and situations secured fn, ca Ta
 D, pie ", workers in all kinds of employment Mrs. Kelly. 202 Bank street. 4-e5atY ..tf . T
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-30
Proposals for Coal.

CIerKs Office, Department of Educa-
 tion, "
 Waterbury, Conn, April 80, 1901. \
 Sealed proposals will be received at Inls of11ce until S:15 D. m. Wednesday. May l5, 1901, Cat which time they will De opened in public at a meeting of the Board of Education), for the furnish ing of 1,3O0 gross tons of coal for use in the several school buildings of the Department D of Education. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Particulars as to deliveries and all further information, will be fur nished by the undersigned,
 JOHN J. FITZGERALD, Clerk.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-30

HOE SALE CHEAP-National cash reuister
 Inquire 229 South Main street. 4-24-6
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-30
Notice.

There will be special meeting of Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers at 5 o'clock this evening in Congress hall. Important business.
 WILLIAM FORREST,
 Secretary.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-30

Composition books, good paper, rul- ed, nicely bound, sixty leaves in book, for 5 cents at the Democrat of flee.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-30

N ,OST-.Fox terrier, black with white stripe
 on left hip. Finder will be rewarded on returning same to D. J. McGrath, 777 Bank St.