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HELP wANTED-FEMALB.

NANTEn-A competent colorcl woman, whose
husband Is employed elsewhere, 20 DO general
Homework IN private family for the use of large
basement room and moderate wages; references
required. SL1 C. 81 NV 81
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FoREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read dsily, as changes may occur at
LIEc-
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 10 the ports o.
sailing daily. AMI che schedule % ciosings D. ar
ranged On che Presumption Of their UNINTERRUPTED
overland transit. For the week euding Ssptem-
Der Il, lIHI the L49t CONNECTING, closes VIII be
made from Ehis Uf5ce ~ follows
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave and lsh Sc.
In eject Nay J. 1901
For AeUandria-Week days. $50. 7-o4, $50,
900, s-29. $50 9.25. 1850 400. ll-50 a m;
xi2-o5 100 I2:f5 Il -O5, I.25 200 2-90, %,
so. $50. Xf-15, 4.s3. s-54. sos. N5.23. $40,
Cos, ESQ T-O6 80 $500. s-45. go IO.I5 lI-2o.
He p m sundays 7:45. 500 9:45 1870. IL 90
II 20 a m; l2.o3 noon. 1870, 100 1.s0. zoo,
ESQ. 300, $50. 500 40 500 $50. 600 $50.
100 7'So, 600, s.f5. s.9O lO.I5. U-2O. u:5O
p. m
For Mount Yernon-Week DAYS $50. 500 1000.
100 a. M xl2-05. KI-O5, 200 -O2. $50 $50.
N4-l3. N5-2s, 7-O5. g-20 p NJ Sundays 9s00 a. n,
Zoo noon, 200. 400. zoe. go p. n.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Weec days
$50. 7,04 49, 500 SIS $50. 9-2S. 1000 Il 90,
a NJ 'i27o5 l2-2O 'I2.f5. I-O5. -I-25. zoo.
-2:SO, 500, $50. SO '4-G3. 4-54 5-23. cog,
$50. 7-O6. 500 p. sunday, T.s5. s=O0 s-s5,
1000, ll-0o. -1I-3O 300 noon. 'l2.8O. 100.
: 80. 200. '2-3O 300, $50 100, 80 500,
$50. eco $50. zoo. I'D 500 D. ID
Parcels carried Baggage checked
xEXpress- TO Arlington only
G. z. ABBOT. J COLvTN,
President SuperinteudenE
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CHURCH NOTICES.

OPEN AIR MEMORIAL at $3.50 b. "a. SUNDAY ai-
..uHnu uu tl. National Cathedral site Special
preacher Chaplain G.. {. gi-re. E.eyeUta L. >.
.aNal.g- Everybody ipwjel Take Ienley town
electric cars nj
TRINIDAD BAPTIST CHURCH Lewis St ne.
sunday school. p. NJ ilslE.lH ait. 8 o. m, ao-
hurch southwest os.iIsuE hy me pastor az
r D. IN. All are invited REV. W. T. hChlN-
SON U4sfor MI
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FOR RENT-s22 18th st. NV: furnished rooms.
single or On suite. bay windows, steam heat; no
cooking. CI4-2
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR sALE-Grocery store doing cash business
% siepJ monthly; snap. rs. G.. HALDEMAS
q. IAN 81 eli-3
FOR SALE-Crocery ard meat store. 1880 18th
81 NV, mlI-5
FOR SALE-A grocery and confectionery doing
cash business; dwelling and stable attached; rent
cheap: a bargain. q F 81 NV mI4-3
WANTED-T5 buy. grocery store. doing good
business, with house and stable attached north
west preferred ApP.y l6ll -ta 81 nw. cI3-3
FOR sALE-Weu established millinery and fancy
goods store; In northwest Box IJ5, this Office
el5-2
FOR SALE Barber -hor cheap, in good locality
apply SAM =. 1913 ! - NV eI8-Z
FOR sALE-NHk route. wagon. etc.. ia North
west Address BON Ils, this ol5ce. MISS
FOR sALE-Poultry and produce stands in o ST.
MARKET. Nos j. and 25 MISS
FOR sALE-Dry goods, millinery, and notion
store. 1901 "a 81 sw. el2-3
FOR SALE-Good mix route, 6 COWS horse and
wagon. entire business good pasture for coNs IN
the limits OF the city; hay and feed included,
d good bargain Address bon lC6 this Office.
mlZ-5
FOR SALE-Coal yard; big business; Investigate
DUNLAP. 90 ST. ml2-3
FOR sALE-Hotel. splendid location: established
- years DUNLAP. 0o6 81 ml2-3
FOR sALE-Liycry stable. clearing 500 monthly
DUNLAP 20 F st. ml2-8
FOR SALE-Gr1ccry. meat, and provision store.
good stand for young well known in
northeast MRS WEST, so Nd ave ne IO3
Centre Market rr13-g
FOR SALE-BuJrar business; 50 customers Larsa,
wagon, etc. Address BOZ l5J. this office. NILS
FOR SALE->I.oou, paying bushes; $1,000 cash;
balance easy CAPITAL BUSINESS ENHANCE.
Atlantic Building. lnI2-3
FOR SALE-GruCcry and meat market. best stand
20 the Hw- Address BOX l65. this Office, mI2-5
500, $500, $500 $50 10 loan. per cent. 81. D.
GORDON. Lawyer. C5 l4th So uw. m9-5
FOB NALE-FuwisHJd roaming house: central
location, opposite para; uear Government depart
mrut- Address BOX 50. this office. ms
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

LOoK-1-1c cash. Pc weekly. lace curtains. por-
lleres, rugs table linen table covers. towels.
blankets. comforts. spreads quilts sheets pillow
cases, toilet and dinner ware, silver-Dlated ware
lamps vases clocks albums Bibles etc Address
Box -, this oface' VII cali with samples e1f-1
FOR SALE-Light wiipeord short overcast. - OF
- breast, hne condition. clean. $ cash can
l5sl 1 81 NV eI4-3
FIRST-CTASS high-arm sewing machine; an
makes =. SO and SIS attachments and tve
year, guarantee At FJNk-S. So c ST. Sc
-
FOR SALE-Blbv carriage ana a c-ib. Ap1Iy 5I5
ID 81 NV ID residence q
FOR SALE-One large portable butchers meat
box; cost SlsO- VIII sell for so address 1871
hing ST.. Alexandra Va NILS
FOR SALE-Wy stock OF druggists suud-iss per-
iurlerT. fancy articles, handsome slla fountain
AttTess Bon 20s. tins Office MI
FOR SALE-Fine large male white Au1orl goat
and black trained SCAT cheap, also fox terriers
co-iles. spaniel pups SCH1uDS BIRD STORE,
~ I'm 81 NV mI4--
FOR SALE-Square piano: viii sell cheap cost
S5-o. ON sale Isle Pa ave NV mlf-s
FOR SALE-S Secondhand sewing machines on
credit; SOC wee all leading makes in oak and
walnut; from = up. 80 AZ S. sv.- open
eveniHss- mIs-S
FOR SALE-Cheap. grarbophons and records OF
VIII trade t1r good bicycle Can De s-eH be-
tween I and O'clock. IGaJ Huron a. nv
mli-a
ron sALE-Groeery bins s1l c St sr- NILS
FOR sALE-Elegant folding bed. c0r.biu.ar
wardrobe, cost 81, Tor $500. $500 18th ST. nv.
BELGIAN hzrcs all prices THE IDEAL RaB-
BiTRY, So 2lsr ST. NV uI4-s
FOR SALE-Tvo fresh ceus, cheap. $50 Bright
wood ave eIs-g
FOR SALE-Sacriace. square rosewood piano.
handsomely carved ease and legs heIu-ifu tone
perfect condition; cost $50. SO. 1502 6th 70
MS els
FOR sALE-Cheap. good Io-foot osuute-. saitabs.
for liquor or oyster bar. Apply 81 Pa ave nv
miss
FOR SAIE-Three gallon coffee u-a. Ike new.
also four tables a,l6 18th ST. NV MISS
FOR sALE-HousahoId furniture. aai --
NV mls-s
FOR sALE-At once. entire contents Of 1s--oom
residence; cheap leaving city; everything YOU
can pUt IN house sell separate SD erh -s
NV er2-E
FOR SALE Slar56ce. almost new 81 oak f4-5fr.
bed $, antique bu--u. $50 So r ST. ne
FOR saLE-Fluu ria-ar for dflu.1ut ring. rhasa
Box Il5. this Cl.ee- eIz-r
FOR s1LE-HaHa 5z5a- r-ia,.ps pres. Cha
--zN.- and type -.. . Hs- u---s
FOR sALE-Larse CONSIGNMENT q frs.--lasS sa1-
guns and rgvolFcrs as "a sacrifice. Jy LIS COHEN
liei th ST. NV a1---E
FOR sALE-Good quality opaque -.1E-5. l.ls! g.
your windows. -r.s .r.. Ela le-- quality ID.
of-aqur -laLss, %. ..-H. H.ue free. a.T Gail
With ample, Hl-t.'.-t.i- . --tL AMI d s.
Tovr,ae &C EA7ool,I,,
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Four UNFINISHED rooms on second
floor. with bath. 223Iz 9Th st. Sc. cI4-s
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR -Remin4tonz, smith Iremiers, Dcns-
u-orus and other makes - month typewriter
TtpaIriEgr careful workmanship very reason
able charges; investigate WASHINGTON TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. az 9th 90 av- m27-g0
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NANTEb-Cologed cooks, ~-u'lfous, and dish
washers today DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. l2th
and Pa. ave. g1a-9
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I--o-tIale IeLl- boA ~ TINS ONCE els
wANTED-IIsCELLA
WANTED-Butcher's block. rack. bench. and
shelving, together or separate. Box 1875 this
Office eI3-3
WANTED-To purchase roller top desE. good
order Addre& BON Is5. this office mI3-3
WANTED-Second-haud I0-horse-poV-r. upri-T-
steam boiler. Address BOX l67. this Office nI3-s
WANTED-seuing 10 do for children. Address
BOY lol. tils Office. ml2-8
UANTED-Hgh,st cash prices paia for ladies'
and gents casJ-ou clothing; crop postal I'll call
b IAk,HIs, l9ls 1th 81 nw. mz0-Imo
HIGHEST cash prices paid for ladies' and gentle
mons cast-pn clothing. Address postal and /
NE call W RICE. 1872 9Th 30. nv. m5-lm
WANTED-In making room in your hous. f--
your He" furniture you should bear Iu mind
you can dispose of your Cas--uG ,4rDsf- and
furniture o. fHe best advantage af MARCUS
NOTES MAMMOTH AUCTION ROOMS. I.r--.l
H. NV Drop posia. CT phone IJ'i. and MIA
eli colin
FOR sALE-FABMs.
FOR SALE Twenty-Five acres; Pa. r. r.. --raam
house. good conditions all do. -fa.a auH frurr-
implements iu.Illiu- eTHrs5 price, coo tr-
ply Co f. PBOFrING. IZI Crl So u.-. between
hours 3 and . . m. oIl-g
FOR SALE-Flyc acres for sa"l. bargain. ia..--
uEatc. ". Z. HAI.DENAN ~ l4th D.. cII-a
MISC ELLANEOU&
FIR> rsmoIcleI. E-ou jackets q src.iaItv. raI-
larertcs made from sa ups NUTS AMI coats re..uaI
1919 CQrcardr b. Ha- ,
DKESSN AKINt-VIaiU sewing u.4tI. Ians. worn
garments made oyeT, children dreese, and under
garments especially, 4i~' ostrich feathers ourIel
I0- 2pg. Do. feather Loas curIc5 81. prices very
I n. Tr
WANTED-Pisno lessons at home: state term
par Ie,zon- AdaTe-s Bon 80, thi, office. MISS
WANTED-pisHa lessons ~ home. state term.
per lesson. Addros, BON 10 this office. mIz-.
CHAIR GAMING Mrs L. JOHNSON. ass K egs
d, 1J1 NV; send postal MI "a
CHEAPEST. But GOOD PRINTING-I.O01 No. @
biliheads, 81: come quick, supp.y's limited
HAYS cs6 EyeTtf nv. misc
PROF. sHEIDONs Dancing Academy win opcn
Tor The season. MednCsduy. September H. G.1J
I'd s-5O D. M Gail or send for circulars egg-Ii
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE. Books
bought and Sold also book binding IN eli its
branches sl5 G st. nv e3O-tf
p0nI AND MANHATTAN TABLES; new and
TQOL secondhand supplies and repairing
FRANK J. COWAN
fo7 10Th st.
AiPa your business teams as well Is your
80 - high-class drivers from THE REX STA
BLES. n SiNSHEfBER Proprietor. rear Gl5 r
s. NV Rubber tired vehicles q all linds; hush
ness and Dayton wagons always on hand. colin
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NANTEU-Two agents; an unusual opportunity
for energetic and aggressive men on household
articles; good pay Apply Room 2, SOB .tb 50.
NV c13-g
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STORAGE.

STORAGE. 80 cents ioad. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO.. 4-U IUth So uv. mites
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NV THAMPTGN--LONDON-
St Paul Sep Is 10 an PhI'rhia Oct D 10 an
taFrFford->ep- D. noon So. PauI-Oct- g. % an
ST. LOuLs-Sep- -. ID an ST. Louis Oc1s 10 an
RED STAR LINE.
NEW AORk-ANTEYERP-PA
hens glon-Sep- Is. noon Soy1t'sya ark Oct o. moo.
iceland. sep. ., noon "Vadarland- Oc-I6. noon
frieslant- OCT p noon IheIl-ia-t0u-O &C. o. noon
-NeT tUin-screE steamers calling AZ Cherb0U-g-
HTERSATIOSaL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers Il and Is n r.
New YORK ofsce. % Broadway
KASEINGEJN OFFICE. 1916 6 Y "
Or C. ~ Mos. llI St \ W
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WANTED-BICYCLES

wANrED-Ssc0nd-haud wheel. good condition.
B1y POS this Office Cd
WANTED-GeHt.,mlH's wheel zl-.ulh ir1mr pre-
terred ln good condition and cheap. Address
BOX ls3. this Office uI2-s
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HELP wANTED-NsIE.

HELP wANTED-1SIE
,[--------------.--------.-
MANTED-WhitcV scond cook. 500 month; roast
So butcher, $50. today. DICKS HOTEL AGEN-
----- .-,' '-- ave. tl
WANTFp-CaTaraT cooks -,-,r-rr= and dish
washers today. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. lath
and Pa. ave cli-2
frr c-erysri md an unusual oPportu.sE
NV cI4-s
IA, >--TI,T, ~ - -
"ANIED-iIn rooteIs- NJ B. FLYNN, G5l Pa
-
A., EIEIR ',''eT Tn, TO sen speciality. NATION
-.
,, $50 ",ilg IH
ley- BALDWIN. 7ss nth st. nw. eI
T,-,,--T1-T,
NV cI
,7-,>-.71-1, -
ono ~ N 81. rs -'if's
,,.,.,-rr.r, ,,....-----..----, -
Pa. ave Sc. 81
u. ,N-rrD r,-..---. e.. IL --.------
color workers preferred. can at y @ st. me-.
after D. nl. Il
WANTED Young whit. mo- 70 5rfr. milk
wagon; must have references Box 2la. this office.
tI
49,, ~, 1i'-'I 10 sell The Finest WHISKY I'M
tnou7 10 a.. - III anu ,,7 .rt
office 81
" tYTFD- F75-,- e----I,-- ------,.,,.------ - -
per day. eight hours Call at - @ St ne. or rep
L-,' WIN top's al Aihemdrie apartment house
ma -' '''
- ,---7---------
g. s.35 r ST So 81
N ,1-.7r-,, =,
good chance complete trade. Addre-s hay s5G,
this office. mI4-2
wANTED-Barber for saturday: s2.25 guarantee:
steady lob, also shoD boy. f2t IO-h st. NV. mi
wANTED-A coIored driver. Can at STORE.
10, ---H St NV nj
MANTED-YouB.y man with experience in groc-
cry business. 3tth and q - ml4-3
WANTED, coIo-.J bo, % t,L- -,-o ~, 1,---
and COW. country hon, rraferra5 Arnlv a. 10
O'Clock, 6l9 Pa ave. NV. first floor. MI
N ,VTFD- p,-Fo- no. "a -. -
--12 ..- - NV M
-- ------- -.---------- 80 a. ave, NV, III
make himself generally useful f:' reseIence BRFS
SAHAN, 426 9th ST. NV. nj
WANTED bsrr,- Mil, 49, ,,.;+I.,,,-+ - ,aT1
+ II nv, WIN VI "'''''1- '''L'- III
- WA
voTt Ir,,,,;-e ~ e5s -laes 10 90 [,.1"
o., W. ~ - We NV, H-- 80,
WANTED-LatherS 4th and ats. ne. Fckfur-
'','--,---s, III
WANTED->everal cigar statesmen: experience
z. l06tb 81 New, yo-ll anal - - n o. D
M. r.
''-l ,.'t.yI, price - cents Per tilu-
>ahl- Address bon -. TINS Office mi
y. y, lHD-ulhce boy kuoh ~, Bond Bldg
WANTFD-Co7d roD-,rrio, frb -.rf-t.-. ,,..,.5
wages work r.r,,,,-.,It - -s.l- -. 49,
pDy 5,5 "a 49, 80 --~ MAN -'-
wANTFD-Nt once two f,,rrsce mon com, r.,7,.
G oDr.sits 4 l. a - H. -''- ~
WAIVED. NJ Queen ASPUAI RT-RpER
I-,--,i % so = NV nils
WANTEp-White baker. $40 uar week and l-.I--
clerk. - week Call saturday, SIS 18th 81 nv.
M
WANTED-one good carpet layer and one good
cabinet maker; permanent positions and good sal
NV. mI4-5
IA p, - -
- ~ 40 experience life insurance sole
Address Box Is. this ofice. eIa-tf
- -
W, N IEl'-t'ooa farm and dairy hand. Address
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-Taa bnar5ars. nicely furnished room
5000 board; gas and bath; $50 per week each
2Cs- % ST. uH. rrr5-g
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WANTED-Fiuisher on custom pants. D. BLUM.
285 I'd 50. INV. rII-S
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FOR RENT-OeFICIeS.
FOR RENT-0thcc. 62S 18Th 81 NV. first ara~
tag window. electric lights. eas. and steam hsslf
newspaper correspondent. lawyer, OF real ss.ute
preferred. IL
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NANTEl-&oral white girl. about Il years old.
as infants nurse good home IN large town
convenient % Washington. Box 2ll. tins office.
ella
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NANTED-Whi'cV ,cond cook. 500 month: roast
80, butcher. SO, today. DICKS HOTEL AGEN-
tl, 18th snd Pa. ave. 81
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VI EtnnucsaI.
 THE STOCK W4RK EI.
Exclusively Professional Yesterday

Exclusively Professional Yesterday. | New York, Sept 4.-To-d days stock
 market was almost exclusively profess sional, with evidence of a participation 1 by fhat is termed "tie western contin- 1 gent" This party has been active at | intervals in the stock market ever since
 the corn crop prospects became an ele- l ment in the speculation. They contin-
 ued the sale of stocks this morning, but | early became impressed with the very | light offerings brought out, and revers- ed their position to the buying side. The days movement of prices seemed largely due however, to manoeuvres by
 contending professional operators fol-
 lowing yesterdays sharp break, which
 in itself was apparently testing oper-
 ation by the capitalists who have sup
 ported the market for some time past.
 They seemed satified with their demon- stration of the small amount of long stock dislodged and their brokers were large buyers again to-day, especially of
 United States Steel stocks, in which they were joined by the western con- tingent."
 These stocks did not move upwards until there had been sharp advances in Colorado Fuel and Tennessee Coal, based upon the assumption that their business was largely increased as re- suit of the enforced idleness of United States Steel Corpora ton works. Chi cago Great Western continued strong on rumors of buying for control in the interest of the western railroad com munity of interest, and the progress of the large accumulation of Mexican Ma tional was unabated to-day. The strong tone permeated the whole market as the day progressed and the final hour | showed many of the market leaders among the grangers, PaCifics, south | westerns, coalers nd specialties from 1 | to per cent over last nights closing l level
 Conditions in the money and exchange | markets were practically unchanged. | Call loans again touched 4 per cent, | and the absorption of funds by the sub- | treasury continued amounting since | Friday to $2,332,000. Sterling exchange l steadied this morning as a consequence | of working off the accumulation of ex- change bills over the holiday. The l Bank of England advanced it's selling | price both for bar gold and American | eagles, thus lowering the point to which | sterling bills must fall before gold im- | ports offer a profit. Exchange weak | ened afresh in the afternoon thus per- haps helping the rally in stocks.
 The railroad bond market was dull and narrow. Total sales par value S1.- 4S0000.
 United States bonds were unchanged on the last call.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS MEET
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STATE
 ASSOCIATION

Held at Colonial Inn Yesterday- Officers Elected for the Ensuing Year-Address by President Martin-Speeches and
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"A 4RIOUS ITEMS.

Work was commenced yesterday morning on York square by the George M Grant company in clearing the site for the new high school building.
 The Consolidated road during the Charter Oak races is selling a special round trip ticket for $2.10 good for a trip any day up to September 6.
 Clerk John s. Fowler, of the superior court, has returned from his vacation, most of which was spent in the White Mountains and Canada.
 A dispatch received from Boston yes terday stated that the chances of sav- ing the three- masted schooner Harold c. Beecher of the Weaver fleet, are very good.
 George Felsburg, the well known mu- sician and piano player at the Savin Rock theater, who has been i'll for sev- eral weeks with typhoid fever, has nearly recovered and yesterday was able to leave the house and take short walk.
 On account of a. reported wreck at Bridgeport yesterday morning the newspaper train was twenty seven min- utes late. Travel continues heavy on all the divisions of the road, and is likely to continue so throughout this month.
 Articles of incorporation of the new straw board combine will be filed un- der the name of the United Box Board and Paper company within the next few days, and the capitalization, 1t is believed, will be between $20, 0,000,000 and $30 900, 000
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Certain Cure for Dysentery and
 Diarrhoea.


 Some years ago I was one of a party that intended making a long bicycle trip" says F. l.. Taylor, of New AL bany, Bradford County, Pa. I was talk en suddenly with diarrhoea, and was about to give up the trip, when Editor Ward, of the Laceyville Messenger, suggested that I take dose of Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I purchased a bottle and took two doses, one before starting and one on the route. I made the trip success fully and never felt any i'll effect Again last summer I was almost completely run down with an attack of dysentery l bought bottle of this same remedy and this time one dose cured me-" Sold by all druggists.
 Com m uni cation.
 Mr. Editor: Allow me to speak few words in favor of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. I suffered for three years with the bronchitis and could not sleep at nights. tried several doctors and various patent medicines, but could get nothing to give me any relief until my wife got a bottle of this valuable medi- cine. which has completely relieved me.-W. s. Brockman, Bagnell, Mo. This remedy is for sale by all druggists.
 Josh Westhafer, of Loogootee, Ind, is poor man, but he says he would not be without Chamberlain's Pain Balm if 1t cost five dollars a bottle, for it saved him from being cripple. No external application Is equal to this linament for stiff and swollen joints, contracted muscles, stiff neck, sprains and rheumatic and muscular pains. It has also cured numerous cases of par tial paralysis It is for sale by all druggists
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yEW FORK STOCK MARKET
Closing Prices.

Closing PrlCes.
 Following are the closing prices reported by Prince X Whitely, Bankers and Brokers, 52 Broadway, New York. and 15 Center st.. New Haven, Bid. Asked
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SHAM FIGHT AT EsQUIMALT.

Forts Captured by Thanking Party of
 Bluejackets.
 Victoria, B. C., Sept 1.-The sham battle which was fought here is com mented upon by naval and military of ficials as an object lesson to improve the defenses of Esquimalt While the main forces were engaged a f1anking party of bluejackets went through the woods, took train and proceeded to the vi cnity of the forts, where they found a stern wheel boat, which they boarded, and landed in the rear of the forts capturing them without firing a shot.
 The torpedo-bo destroyers Virago and Sparrowhawk have been ordered to China.
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NEW HAVEN.
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 1t also does q general Banking business. collecting checks, notes, coupons, and re. ceives deposits. The principal of each Trust apart from the general assets of the Com. Hany.
 . This Company is by law regularly exam. ined by the Bank Examiner of the State of HENHY L. HoTCHKIss. President.
 EUGENE S. BRISTOL. Treasurer.
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During the season, leaving New HsyoS from Brown street dock, at S:30 am. shaf15 and Glen Island at D. m. The attrA6fs will mention those superior Dinners 8}&6% Island Clambakes, Little Germany, B0atin9s Bathing, Indian Village, and Educaf6{B Seals. Daily Concerts at the Grand Pa-a vilion, and other attractions that 10 f63l make up frst-class pleasure resort.
 Fare, round trip, 75c; one way, soc; ctItdsA sic for dancing ou the boat No llQpor4S allowed on the boat. which Is sufIIclonl guarantee that ladies and children neo1& & not fear molestation.
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