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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-15
Una victoria francesa

Una fusrte columns de Hropas francesaa y
aud&nesAs, Al mando del Coronei DsatenAves
fus ataeada dlas pasados en- les cercarfas del
Lsgo o1shad,-Africa,- poF las tribns de 70
naregs, y Senaussis.
I'll combata fue muy sangriento, dursndo
tres horas media, nj cabo de euyo N5mpo ei
ooroneI Destenava orden6 una carga general,
marchAndo al Asalto IN regimiento de baballe-
rfa-Epaihis,-uno de infanterfa sudanesa.
La Victoria de los franceses fu6 complete,
y el snemigo dsj6 sobre el campo 400 muer-
tos.
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EIefantes nerviosOs

81 siercito ingIGs en- la India pronto su.
primirk los elefAntss que usan para transportAr
cahones.
ssgGn parees, ssos animalss son suma-
mente Insrviososi y no pueden resistir eI fus-
60 enemigo u pie hrms.
Los inglesss tsmen esRs snarviosid adese
Dc los pBquide1mos, pues dieen y con eonraoA
raS6n, que sn una fnea de fuego doDde hayan
. 10 slsmantoa con stsqusa de nexvios, no
hAy oFasn nj discipline que valgan.
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Reorganization poIitica

In sl meeting que se cslebr6 el domingo
% enrAbo que nos rsfsrimos Ayer, quad6
Fsorgani1ado el somit6 local asf!
Vocalss propietaFIos Juan II. RodrIguss,
Oslsstino Morales, JolS e. DlsS, Juan Il. Qui-
homes, RGfo GonEAlsE, Bias MAIdoDado, BduAr-
10 OollAso, sllverio Morales, Demetrio Rivera.
snplentssi Ttburcio Hsrp&ndeS, Jst6s 0t.
meueE, GAbrie, GsrcfA, Juan Rosa Dfas, Juan
DAViis, sevsTiAno VSEqasS, CriAtohAl DlAx, J "a 8
mario RodrigueE, PEDRO 6lm6nsS.
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Gimenez proscripto

El s&bado lego New York oil senor Isi-
dro 0lmenex sx-presidente de la repdbliea
dominicanA.
9l seffor Gimenas lego con IA fAmilia y
ahora, no tiene prop6sito de volver 81 pals
hi senor 0lmensx abandon6 su pafs porque
vic en- grave psligro de ga vida, para no correr
10 suerts de algunos de aus insimos amigos.
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Eduardo Quevedo,
NARANJITO
vIEQUEs

Fslicisole poF su aFtieulo ESQ es m msntira>
an sI que pEoteStA de lR mAnera mas digna
pAtri6ilca con ira las frASes injuriosas que Ian.
sara contra ell honor puertorriqueh) IN torpe
y engreido gobernAnte.
Al Sc hAce pAtri1.
YAys aeon pa nAdR de mi mas energlcs pro-
testA IN sRludo para el vsliente periooista que
bsn bian inteFpFeta loB sentimientos de los
busnos pueFborriquehos.
Qasda dc nstsd Alento 0. 0. y corrslIgionR-
rio.
Rafael Mas FIorido,
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SAN GERMAN

RecibA mi mas entusiastA felicitAei6n por
su viril AFtfculo GEso es mentira.S
tAdslantsI ASi es como se dehends ell ho-
nor de 10 fAmilia puertorriqueEa.
MientrAs los Vampires de lR politics. los
que no tiensn honrAdax nj lsaltad, aplaudsn
sn sileneio los insultos de nm aut6cFatR, rsba-
ikndose cada dia mas en- medic de sus sonscu.
picsneiaa; nm psriodista noble, protesta, que
mando con su plRm& sl roatTo los cAlumnia-
dores.
De usssd alto. .. Q. q, b. 0. m.
lose Bandas.
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NOmbres aIemanes

SegAn una sssadistiea que ss aeAba de pu.
bIiear en- Bsrlfn, de II 900 naos naeidos ALI
duFAnte Ell pasado afio, solo S97 han sido baa'
tisRdos con nombres cristianos.
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Cobarde y vii
Domingo L, Arias.

I'm una de IRs GItimas seHionsa del Senado
de Washingntont Mr.. RAw.ins. de Utah, ca
lihc6 nj general Cha II 80 de Gvil cobarde,D que
Ia deshonRAde Ante oil muDdo OIL nom bRe del
pueblo americana.
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CuelIos, puhos, y camisas

DurantA sl afo do 1900, Sc han fabrisado
On los mstados UnidoA l21 0so. $40 eueIIos v
punos, 10 miiloneS, so6 416 cAmisas, 10 eual
Prusbs 10 gran economiA que resulta del uuo
90 pnnuB " eMellos poBtIIos.
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EpifaniO Gutierrez V6Iez.
GUANICA
EslimAdo eompAtriota !

6u valiants editorial SEso es msntiEaD ss
6igno de En pluna de sn historic como Pc
FiodistA que honra . cate PATS.
Como pasrtoErlqusHo dSscendiente de fami-
las de vera aasnEs, pEotesto en6rgieSmente de
las frAses in1nriosAs del celebre Mr. Hunt con-
sra lR s0ciedAd puartoFriqusnA dtgna esta de
ser respetAdA por Aquellos que obtlsnsn leceio.
mes de eulturA entire nosotTos mismos.
Osdsne o su a. mo. amigo y s. s.
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YAUCo

Con entusissmo indeSeriptibls con tods
IL stusi6n de mi alma, le felieito poH su viril =
bisn sscrlto Artfculo publicGdo en- LA DEMO
cRACIA del . del eorrisnte, htulAdo: SEso es
msDtirA1.
Too pusRtoAriq iqueno que Se prseie de tai,
rsehAzArA con altivez y snsrgiA ell uItraje In
fsrioo . lA soeiedAd pusrtorFiq usnA, por nues.
tEo actual gObeFDadoF.
De ustsd alto. amigo yS.I.q. b. 8. M,
EpifaniO Gutierrez VSIez,
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Hoy mas puede usSed contGr CON IN gran
n6mero de seres que ls bendicen.
Antonio Nazario.

Rseiba ni cordial feIisitaci6n por ga bri-
llante srticuIo inBerto en- ell editorial de LA DE
Nc CRACIA n6mero 237, que lIevA per rubro
GEao m entiPa.D
jam6s Ell entnsiAsmo por ell ideal pof.ico que
sustentRmog.
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LA VOZ DEL Pals


Hsgo mio ell editorial de eBs disrio, aHao
es mentlrA,S su Autor envfo mi mas arden
IA felieItaci6n. ConSuelS yer, que en- medic
de tanta desgrAciA, AAn hay puertorriquehos
que con altiVss eneTgfA defender el honor
de nuestras familias. Nj desprecio para los
que IL ofsnden y para los que 10 consisnten siR
protestA.
Eduardo Quevedo,
NARANJITO
En- nom bre del Comite de este poblado, 6
aufen repressnto, en- el milo y en- eI de setscien-
toa federales, felicito 6 uSted ealuyosAmente
NOR an valiente editorial GEgo es mentiFA.S
Duro con los que noS ultrsjAn, n4mense
eomo se llamen ' sjerEAn ell cargo que eiersAn.
El pals eSta su lAdo.
Bernabe Berries,
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Estas Pdoras purifcan neuraga enrmsds
des del door
ma coores paidos deblidad general.
Cuaquea persona tenga dcuad dqurir
puede djse Ia z. Giol Ponce,
todas las Boicas, u psco do vsints centavos GAIA
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Rafael Mas Y FIorido.
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FLOWERS IN BACK YARDS.

Potted plants and select conservato-
rieS are expensive. The common peo-
pie" whom Abraham Lincoln said 1.-The
/ Lord must have loved, since He made
/ so many Of EN-" can i'll afford the
maintenance of flower gardens and hot
houses which cost SO much, but a move
ment started in Brooklyn indicates the
wonderful possibilities of backyard
flower gardens for crowded cities, and
experiments In Cleveland and some 9TH
err cities demonstrate the almost unlim1-
ted possibilities for community good In
the planting and care of such flowers as
bachelors buttons, California poppy,
verbenas, nasturtium, candytuft, petu
MIA, zinnia, balsam, marigold, four
o'clock, morning glory, calliopsis, ealen-
dula and similar hardy fora. They all
love the outdoor life and will flourish In
any ground that will nurture a tin can,
broken stick, rusty hammer. an old
KEY a discarded kitchen utensil.
Digging In the earth Is said to be
panacea for most of the ills that assail
the flesh The man who works all day
in the factory, In the foundry, In the
store. in the office, Will find healthful
enjoyment In tackling the back yard
with pick and shovel during the early
hours of evening. All of the plants
named above grow from seed and grow
surprisingly WELL and when they begin
to blaam and fill the backyard atmos-
phere with fragrance, they tempt the
women from their onerous duties to
take peep, and they make the little
chiId's heart beat faster and ask moth
err If "our garden" isn't about the pref
test sight on earth.
II you are going to make a garden In
the back yard-and IL you haven't deci-
ded to do so, now is the time to think 1t
over-dig deep and loosen up the soil
thoroughly and then fertilize. IL you can
afford it. But If you can't. go ahead
and plant anyhow. And don't plant lit
tie exotics that would worry a profess
sional florist. In time your labor Will
find it's reward in the satisfaction OF
having helped to beautify your neigh
borhood Baltimore NeWS.
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THE NEW FLAT

Mr.. and Mrs. Wellover started out
house-hunting early one morning, in
tending to spend the entire day in that
occupation,
The agent of the first fiat they exam
ined told them the rent would be TWEEN
lars less than they had expected
ANY objection to children?" asked
Mrs. Wellover.
None at ALL replied the agent.
How often does the janitor wash the
WindoWs?"
Whenever you want them washed
and no oftener."
"IIoW about the steam heat?'
1--WE don't shut it off until the last of
May, and not then il the weather is
cool"
What kind of janitor have your"
Hes a good-natured man with an
impeachment in his speech, and can't
talk"
1T was second-foor fiat, with rooms
well lighted, as many closets as rooms,
a large pantry, deadened floors, all the
modern conveniences, and was new and
in good part of the town.
And only twenty dollars a month";"
murmured Mrs. Wellover. "Can l be
dreaming?"
Whereupon she pinched herself, and
found she was.--Chicago Tribune
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coMM1rrnE ON srREnrs

|
The Committee Oh Streets will meet In
| Rooms 10 and IL, City Hall, Friday, May
| 9 1902 at 8 d. M, when the followinp
matters will be considered:
Petition Of Edward j. Carey ct al for
extension Of Second Street, from Greenwich
| Avenue to Kimberly Avenue.
| Petition of Winchester Avenue K. r. Co.
| for crushed stone pavement with cobbe
cutters on Newhal Street, between Argyle
and Division Streets.
Petition of William Butler ct al. for grad
ing of Watson Street, between Bassett and
Drummer Streets.
Street, between Division Street anu High
land Street.
Petition of John NJ. Campton for the omen
ing of Pearl street, between Orange Street
and Whitney Avenue
Petition of Charles Geruer ct al for a
crushed stone pavement with brick cutters
on Nicoll Street, between Edward Street
and Willow Street.
Petition of Nathan Weiner for nermission
to erect a barber pole In front of lis Court
Street.
Petition Of Francisco nelecro Tor nor
mission to erect pole and sign In front Of
1913 East Street.
Petition Of j. A. Vanderbilt ror a cross.
walk at the corner of Grafton and Rowe
Streets.
Petition of L. w. Moody ct al. for the
grading of Sherland Avenue, between Grand
Avenue and Rowland Streev.
Petition for repairing of Blatchley Ayenue
between Grand Avenue and Chapel Street
All persons interested in the foregoing
are notified TO attend and be heard thereo6
without further notice.
Per order JOHN BEECHER, Chairman
Attest: JAM ES b. MARTIN.
a30 81 Assistant City Clerk.
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BargatnS Galore

in high grade -FANCT
I GROCERIE Sc round mb of
the stock of an out-of-to4VN store
that 4pe 7veye fortunate enough to
secure at prices averagiMg 10 Per
cent. 6e1oV 7VAolesals cost. If you
70iH but study and combare the
prices quoted 6elo7V, and KEEP in
mind that eve,y item not only bears
our guarantee, but 7vtU speak for
itself ubon examination, you wtN
come early TO make selections.
EDAM CHEESE. ''Lamng" brand
full weights
Worth o5 cents, at 70 cents.
SARDiNES. Whole boxes (magnums),
fancy quality, homeless, packed by
one of the best houses in France
Worth so cents, at "a cents,
cHUTNEy. Major Grays, imported
from India, in full quart bottles.
Value 90 cents, at AZ cents.
NUTMEGS. A chance for Hotel and
Restaurant men. The grade that COS
50 cents wholesale. AT % cts. lb. :,
FISH PASTE, in decorated stone jars
from Crosse & Blackwell, London
Your choice of Anchovy or Bloater
Average price at all good groeers
As cents, now 81 cents
ANCHOVIES In OIL, homeless, imported
in glass, large size bottles, packed by
Brillat fills in France.
Usual price IS cents, now 43 cents.
TINY TIL PICKLES, the genuine brand,
sweet Usually sold at As cents,
now 81 cents.
FRENCH VEGETABLES in glass, regu-
lar size jars, your choice of PEAS,
extra fins), FLAGEOLETS, HARICOT
VERTS, BRUSSELS SPROUTS or
MACEDOINE; never retailed below
SO to so cents; any of them in the lot
at % cents.
COO COrlBS in glass, from France--a
It'd bit that now and then some faded |
epicure purchases at s. 90 a jar.
Now 81 cents.
CHERRIES In rIARASQUINO, not the !
unsatisfactory domestic imitation but |
the real imported French article.
In full ID. tins, 4S cts.
Remember that the above style and |
grade of goods in a BARGAIN SALE is |
just abit unusual evenWith
AzUdaGNfzsz9> |
36l J11xz 81
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District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court.
May /, 1902.
ESTATE of KATHARINE v. ROCKWELL
late of Manchester, Mass, owning pro-
perty In said District, deceased.
An instrument In writing purporting to
be duly authenticated ana exemplifed
copy of the last will and testament of said
deceased, having been presented In Court,
and Alfred ?. Rockwell,g of Manchester,
Mass, having made written application
praying that the same may be probated.
and that letters testamentary may be grant
ed, as by said APPLICATION on file in this
Court more fully appears, 1t Is
ORDERED, That said application be
heard and determined at Court of Probate
to be held at New Haven. in said District.
on the 9Th day of May, 1902, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, and that public notice Of
the pendency of said application, and Of the
time and place of the hearing theron, be
given to all parties interested in said estate.
by publishing this order three times in a
newspaper having circulation in said
District.
BY order of Court.
ALBERT L. WELLES
M 5t Clerk.
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The Union Trust COMPANY
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN.
CHARTERED by the State of Connect
cut with authority to act as Executor, Ad-
ministrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee,
under will or deed.
Is legal depository of money paid into
Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acts as
Trustee for Municipalities, Corporations
and individuals, and administers trusts 81
all kinds Empowered to act as registrar of
stocks, bonds, or other evidence Of indebt-
business such as is usually done by Trust
Companies.
1t also does a general Banking business,
collecting checks, notes, coupons, and re.
eeiyes deposits, The principal of each Trust
is invested by itself and kept separate and
apart from the general assets of the Com
pany.
This Company is by law regularly exam
ined by the Bank Examiner Of the State Of
Connecticut.
HENRY L. HOTCHKIss President.
EUGENE S. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
Headquarters Department of Police
Seryipe
Room No. 1, Police Building,
New Haven. Conn, May |. 1902

Room No. l, Police Building,
New Haven, Conn, May |, 1902.
Sealed bids will be received by the Com.
mittee on Supplies Of the Department Of
Police Service up TO 2 o'clock p. m, May
ID, 1902, for furnishing the CITY Of New
Haven with
Two hundred 5000 gross tons, more or
less of the best Lehigh Coal (Egg) deliver
ed and put in in quantities at the several
police buildings in the city and at such
times as may be required
The above proposals must be addressed
to the Committee on Supplies of the De-
partment of Police Service, endorsed Bids
for CoaF' on the envelope and must be
accompanied with a certified check for five
(5) per cent. of the full amount of the bid
payable to Jonathan N. Rowe, Controller
The Committee on Supplies reserves the
right to either accept or reject any and all
bids.
JOSEPH c. KELLY,
JAMES p MANNING,
Committee on Supplies.
Attest An
FRANK A. soUTHWORTH. '"
M 81 Clerk.
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FARM WANTED.

WITH stock and tools in exchange for a
nearly new Two Family House with
modern convenences, well located and
near electric cars, in this city. Would
like grass farm suitable for raising
stock. colts, etc For full particulars,
permit to see house, etc, please call or
address GEORGE A, ISBEBi., Masonic
Temple, New Haven, Conn. a22 tt
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Spring Top Coats
$500 to $500.

The new top coats are being
bur led in and out so fast,
that hat you see one day may
be gone the next. Nothing SO
comfortable or more becoming
than a jaunty little top coat
for the cool evenings of sum-
ner the breezy mountains,
the damp nights in the coun-
try, or the salt sea breezes
that send a shiver through
you. We never had better
assortment to choose from.
SILK ETONS-in tafeta, peau
de sole and MORE.
$3.50 to $3.50 80
'WOMEN'S CAPES-rich1y and
handsomely appliqued, a n d
capes as plain as a pipe stem
in both cloth and silk.
SO so to $4,000
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FOR SALE,

R. B. MALLORY, Auctioneer, will sell en-
tire contents IA room house, 206 Crown
Street (near Temple), Friday, 10 a. insl
Hallstand, Parlor pieces, Dining Tables
Chairs, Couches, Sideboard, Chambee
Suits, Iron Bedsteads, Carpets, Rugs, ON
cloth, Table Linen, Bedding, Gas Rangu8
Refrigerator. Ice Chest. Silverwar0s
Crockery, etc. mi at Nh
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For SALE OR RENT
For RENT.

HOUSE, 220 Orange Street 13 rooms, all
Improvements. S. B. oVIATT, Church
Street. as 26t
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tTs @ Sane .@
.I)ln(lYast!lo:p!soq!o
The Reduced
Tail0red
Suits

Are going fast-as they
ought to. Fine high-grade
suits at such generous reduct-
ions and your choice from a
big and we'll chosen stock like
this, are not common and
every day matters, and have
met with a remarkable well
come. When you COME we
fit you--if we don't, don't have
the s1lit--you're the judge.
There is hardly any end to-
the variety-you're sure to be-
suited. Mote the prices.
$1,000 to $11.95- $S.45I
$1,000 to $25. oo- $l4.98I
$500 to 5000 1898.
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WANTED.

A COMPETENT woman as laundress ana
chambermald. Good references requtrAd
Apply at 20 ELM STREET. me- 3t
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| WANTED,
A YOUNG man for assistant book keeper
! Address, DRAWER 49, M Ut ssS
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DESIRABLE Offices to let, from May LIST,
Chapel corner State Street. GEORGE III.
FORD co. a22tf
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WANTED.

BEST Swedish and German servants at43
all secured here. Employment Agency. a
au4 If N. SHERMAN, 775 Chapel 81
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PARTNER WANTED

WITH $4,000 or $1,000 capital in an estab-
lished and profitable proprietary medicine
business. To the right man this is rare
chance to make money tas.. Address.
PROPRIETOR, Courier office. a25 Id
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WANTED.

FIRST-CLASS girl for general houseWorkxs
Apply 10 HOWE STR4lET, from n Ia A H
and to S. a80 tf II Il
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For RENT,

FIRST floor, Z rooms; all improvements;
III Greenwood Street, near George Street.
Inquire of SECOND FLOOR. a29 If
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For SALE.
FOR RENT.

A NEWLY built house, IL rooms, hardwood
doors, up date plumbing, lighted by gas
and electricity, commodious verandas, I'M
INSTRUCTED view, being adjacent to large
and well kept grounds Of the owner; prob
ably the finest house for rent In the city;
rent 5000. Is now occupied, but will be
ready for new tenant January LIST. Ad-
dress (n13 tn r. BOX 1S42.
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FOR RENT,

SPACE--Book- Binders.
railors or Cigarmakers TOP FLOOR, 80
CHURCH STREET. Air, light, heat,
good plumbing. All modern convenienoes.
INQUIRE. JANIToR, 80 CHURCH STREET.
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FOE SALE OR RENT.
For RENT.

COTTAGE at Woodmont. G. Il. AT
WATER, 32l whitney Avenue. a15 If
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WANTED.

EXPERIENCED BONHRS AND GIRLS TQ
LEARN BONING. MI
STROUSE, ADLER & CO.,
AL tt go COURT STRMEI
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FOR RENT,

STORE 1926 Chapel Street, corner Day
Apply at 1928 CHAPEL STREET. m27 Il
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FOR SALE, CHEAP,
BRICK house, three stories, two families,
gas and water closets, Eighth Ward, near
State. Brick barn, accommodation for
Ave horses. Enquire so PEARL. mas tt
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MARINE LIST.
PIANO.

INSTEAD of storing your piano you can
have the same taken care Of Mt private
residence, with no charge, except use Of
instrument. Address, PIANO. Courier
Office. m2 1tp
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WANTED.

frst-class references, wishes d place t6S
act as housekeeper, or would be YAlusAs
able companion and helpful to an elderly
couple. Home more desirable than hiRh
wages Call or address rs WARD Sa Z
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WANTED.

EXPERIENCED organist and choir directok
wishes church position. City or Vicinity
Address ORGANISE, p. Q. Box 1866
AIS TIP rs
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
AMERICAN couple want situation on farm
Good mixer and farmer. Wife house,
work. "a CHURCH STREET. m2 It'll
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02

COUNTRY or shore board required BY gems
tleman and wife. Must be frst-ciabSa II
Address COUNTRY BOARD" this once
M ZIP s2
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02
MRS. s. A. GLADWIN's

Employment Agency,
102 ORANGE ST., Bowditth Bu4ldtn9. .ro0f1
40. Headquarters for the best sltG1klUnSY
10 years. experience. CUachmer. {gffS
hands, porters. girls for general hoGsew0f
mattresses, gardeners, cooks. latndfesBg
others needing situations, should appiSs
and those requiring superior help can b&
furnished at the above office. German al{I
English spoken. o2i IA
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02
aaaamts.

One cent a word for each insertions
Ave cents q word for full week. saysu
times.
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DEATHS.
MARRIAGES.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MAY 2.
Sun Rises, 4 40 Moon Rises High Wafer
Sun Sets, $40 81 625 p, m.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02

WANTED,
SITUATION by competent girl for general
housework. Reference If required. Ga
YORK STREET.. mo It'll
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02

WANTED,
A GIRL for second work, Reference re-
CURED. Apply at 346 WILLOW ST. mI2t
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02

WANTED,
YOUNG man about seventeen, residing with
parents. BEERS Photo Studio. m2 1tp
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02

WANTED,
SITUATION by strong willing girl for
housework. Inquire 155 PUTNAM ST..
upper bell. m2 LTD
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02

WANTED,
A COMPETENT cook and Iaundress, two III
family. Reference required. Apply tn
5, or to p. m.,, at 6S DWIGHT STa
m2 ct J