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TINGED WITH ROMANCE.
Yale Student Weeds Miss Unkles of
 Meriden

Yale Student Weeds Miss Unkles of Meriden.
 New York, May 26.-After q courtship extending over several years George Nelson Moser, a member of a promi- nent Brooklyn family and student at Yale, married Miss Laura Unkles of Meriden, Conn.,, few days ago, and the young couple are now preparing to go to the West Indies, where Mir Moser is to go into business as soon as his col lege studies are completed, MT. Moser is a nephew of John H. Starin, the steamboat man.
 Immediately after the ceremony the bride telegraphed to her father am nouncing her marriage and causing no end of surprise to not only her parents but also to her friends in Meriden. The next day the couple went to the brides home, where full parental forgiveness was extended. They then returned to Brooklyn, where they will reside before starting for the West Indies.
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WON'T FOLLOW ADVICE AFTER
 PAYING FOR IT.

In a recent article prominent phy- sician says: Tt is next to impossible for the physician to get his patients to carry out any prescribed course of hygiene or diet to the smallest extent; he has but one resort left, namely, the drug treatment" When medicines are used for chronic constipation, the most mild and gentle obtainabe. such as Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab lets, should be employed. Their use is not followed by constipation as they leave the bowels in a natural and healthy condition. For sale by all druggists.
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REV. MIR. HAYNES ADDRESS AT
 CITY MISSION HALL.


 Rev, Mir. Haynes, pastor of the Unit ed church, preached an excellent ser mon on Sunday evening at the City Mission hall. His text was the union of the two questions, What think ye of Christi" and What shall I do with Jesus?' A delegation from the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor society accompanied their pastor and conduct ed the service. Frank Smith led the singing. Miss Boyce was organist, MT Hubbard soloist and Miss Ruby Street gave a soprano solo. MT. Osborn and MT Fullerton led the responsive ser vice. MT. Mansfield read the scripture lesson and offered prayer.
 Mention was made by Rev. MT Moss man, the missionary pastor, of the en- tertainment to be given on Wednesday evening in behalf of the Berkeley Mems club by the University Banjo club and the Apollo Glee club of the college, with readings by Professor J, w. Wet gel. Admission cards are fifteen cents and ten cents (children under twelve} and the proceeds will be used by the club to furnish their rooms in the new mission house on Orange street.
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NEW FORK STOCK MARKET,

opcning. Highest, Lowest Quotations
 Following are the closing prices reported by Prince X Whltcly, bankers and brokers. e2 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street street, New Haven;
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DON'T FORGET THE BUFFALos

Y !
 Visitors to the Wild West exhibition should not miss seeing and examining the magnificent herd of buffalo to be found in the enclosure. It should be remembered that out of the two or three million bison that thirty years ago roamed over the great western plains scarcely 100 head are now living. By intelligent care based upon intimate knowledge regarding the peeuliarities and habits of these animals, Colonel Cody has succeeded in preserving the largest collection now extant. Despite the fact that they have travelled thou sands of miles in the United States and Europe, these Wild West buffaloes have thriven and increased. When the exhi- bition founded by Messrs. Cody and Salisbury is finally discontinued, as some day it must be. Colonel Cody in tends to place his buffaloes on a suit able range on his extensive lands in Me- braska, where they may be perpetuated as a historic exhibit of the past. The Wild West will be with us June and the great military drills of the foreign bodies of soldiers, the battle scenes, the bucking horses Indian war dances and all the other well known features will be seen. A grand mounted street parade will go over the principal streets of the city here on the morning of the
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Government Bonds,
Cotton.

Reported over the private wire of J L. Me, Lean x Co., 70 Broad street, New York; New Haven office si0 ChnpcI street. llu' bingcr BuiiIius Norman A. Tanner, manager.
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Closing Prices.

by Prince x Whitey, bankers and brokers, 52 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street street. New Haven
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Scinttc Rheumatlsni Cured After Four
 teeu Years of Suffering.

q have been afflicted with sciatic rheumatism for fourteen years" says Josh Edgar, of Germantown. Cal. I was able to be around but constantly suffered. l tried everything l could hear of and at last was told to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which I did and was immediately relieved and in q short time cured and I am happy to say it has not since returned" Why not use this liniment and get well? It is for sale by all druggists.
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Ilo Union Trust Company
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN.
 CHARTERED by the State of Connectl- cut with authority to act as Executor, Ad. mnistrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee, under will or deed.
 is a legal depository of money paid Into Court and all Public Trust Funds Acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Corporations and individuals, and administers trusts of nll kinds. Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds, or other evidence of indebt. edness, manage sinking funds, and do il Companies.
 1t also does general Banking business. collecting checks, notes, coupons, and re. ceives deposits, The principal of each Trust is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the general assets of the Com. paDy.
 ThfS company IS py nv reguiariy exam Connecticut.
 HENRY L. HoTCHKIss, President.
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Capital City Route
Leave Washington, Penna R. r. Station
lo:26 A.M. sEABoARD FAST MAIL-Throush
DAILY. Pullman Siecpers 10 jacksonville
connecting at Hamlet with Pull
nan Sleeper to Atlanta
200 ,, 81, FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LIMITED-SJIid train to St
Augustine, with Pullman. Drawing Room, Com
f,aEtmes.tr Observation, and Dining Cars also
Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeper
Tuesdays, Thursdays AID Saturdays to South
ern Pines (Piuehust1.
These trains offer excellent sclS.ziuies and services
% Petersburg, Raleigh, Southern Pines fPs7s-
hurst), Camden, Columbia Savannah, Jackson
vile, and all Florida points Charlotte Athens.
Atlanta, New Orleans, Chattanooga Nashville,
points West and Southwest.
A:3o a. N. LocAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh,
DAILY. Southern Pines {Piaehgsst1, HAM
let, and intermediate points
Office 1921 PcuHz. ave.
IS. Il. PEASANTS. " r. DOLL
Traffic Manager General Agent.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected to April q. 1ea

Schedule corrected to April q. 1862
Trains leave from Peuasy1raais ststsoa. ,s
sol a. m, Daily. Local ior fisrrisoabtrg. War
Fentou. Charlotte and seay stations
Io.z5 I,,;1y xFa,s+-,-,- ys;,4-,,-5 ,3s
- ;i.a5 t:, - -
ing-roonn sleeper to Jacksonville. Pa Dining
-, -, g.. =. ~
liz q "a L's-.iJ- 49, 80 49,. - -
rllseei<ss 1919 49,; -l - -N''-
1Ns- - ie@AS- T Il.ls - - 60 -
- A % a M. "a ~ -
SaaLl9 w. n. T,.4 az zY.--;-o--
1-oL y IL 49, - sf.ssesz El...5
s.ts-TottesviIIe
go z. m DaiIy Washington and Chattanooga
IiTaited Via LynehburgJ- First-claSs each and
sleeping car to Roanoke Knoxville. ChaJrzuoogs
and Memphis; sleeper TO New Osieafzs- Dining
car service.
$50 P Daily New YORK and Atlanta *
press First-elass eoaeH ana sleeper 70 atlantas
Mondays, Hednesdays and kFie2ss. sunset kot3-e
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave. snd Ish Sc
In effect Nay /. 1907
For Nexandzis-Week days, $50. 7-el- 7-20.
800. s-2o. $3.50. 9:25, 1esoo. I0:25. hoo. TT:30
a n; zIZ:o5 1890 17:45. x1-05 KS. zoo. $50.
* yo2. $780, s.5s x4,I4. 4.ss. asa sos. x5-e2.
80 6:os $50 7s5. 7:Sc. 500, s:45. $50, Io.i5.
II 20, I:S9 .. M
sundays-7:s5. 300. 0.45, 1880, 100 II:so a
n 100 noons 1870. CO. 1876 2-e0. 2.Se. sec.
sSo. 400 49, 500. $50 $50, $50. 700. 80,
sec. s:45. $50 l0-15. n:so. II:50 p. n
FoT Mount VeTnon-Week days: ESQ. soc,
tV.VV loo a. n x12.O5 II %. 200. NS-0Z.
. - 14:I4. x5.2e, z:6s. 9.so p.
slndays-9.oo a. H., 400 noon. 200. 400,
FOR Arlington and AGueduet Bridge-Week
asys: $50, T-o4. 7:50, SOC, s.29, S=5q. 9=25,
iO.e9, H:O0 a m. sI2:05, 1920. Sl2-45, I:65,
10, zoo. $50. S.02 s3.ot. 3.5e, 49, '4-54,
S-22. sos, $50 T-06 s.s55e m
SlSDAYS-7:45. &c., e:z5. 1919. 100.
= 20 a. n, 1900 noon, $3.50. loo -f590, 2=oe
80 500. $50. 4.o0. 1870, $50. $50,
SEQ $50. 200. '7s9o 500 pm
< Express sTo Arlington only
Parcels carried Baggage checked.
J. CoLYTS, Superintendent.
c. E ABBOT
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WASHINGTON soUTHBRN RAILWAY.

For Richmond, Va, and poirts South via Alex
aHdria and Fredericksburg. Leave station, 9Th and
B streets, 40 a. S:z5 p m, daily dining
carr for Richmond and points on Atlantic Coast
Line for Florida; 15=91 a IN, 7.as p. n. daily
(Eiorida and Metropolitan Limjtedl, for Rich
Hzcnd and points on SeaboaFd air Line and
Ficridas 1851 a. m. daily for Rieh-aond zad
points Southern Railway and Florida fdin-
ing carl; $40 week days, z:45 p. II. daily,
express fer Richmond only Pullman or parior
cars on all above trains except $40 a. m Ac-
comHodatisu for Quantieo $40 3. H. Sunday
Only; As p m week days; SEQ p m, ex-
cept SATURDAY.
z T D. MYERS, ". D. DUKE. ". P. TAYLOR,
President. General Mgr Traffic Mgr.
ma6u Richmond Va.
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FOR sALE-HoUsES.

FOR SALE-Very cheap, six-room house; cellar,
attic, and conservatory; fine well Of soft water;
water IN kitchen; large veTandas fruit, and all
necessary outbuildings; FIVE minutes walk to
District line on City and Suburban Electric line;
three minutes walk to Brentwood station on the
B. & 0. steam line; high, dry, and healthy; beau
t6u1 view for miles around. Inquire or write
to owner, :. A. S0ULES Brentwood, Md.
eS-3
FOR SALE-I325 ~ St sw, six-room brick
with store: good business corner; s., 500; rents
81 per month. Apply to owner, ISI K ST NV
mss
FOR SALE-Fine home on 10th St Sc; good
neighborhood; between 2 car Haes5 2-story, mod
imp brick; IN elegant condition; parking; good
rear yard to alley; only e, 500; easy payments
O. n. BRYANT, WaEder Building els
FOR SALE-By GRACE NJ THOMAS. Real Estate
and Loans rare bargain; IO-Toom house, East
Capitol St, opposite Lincoln Para; party leav-
ing city; no reasonable offer refused Ten-Toom
house. ali modern improvements suitable for
physician, \ st. NV, between 18th and 18th
Sts-, 50 300 cost 81 600 Also desirable houses and
lots at Brookland- One special offer; Groom
house, all modern improvements; lot 10lx150;
rented at 50 per month; cost 5000; 100 TO
quick buyer mrs
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RY''S
CALIFORNIA TOURS

F'irst-cIzss stop-ever ickets on sale at stated
periods at a rate less then one fare for the
round trip Apply for descriptive booklets and
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wANTED-AGENTS.

ACENTS-sTo daily, introducing cur brilliant
essIIght burners, families business HOUSES
banzs. churches, private AID public buildings
buy st siEits these burners s-e what the people
sse looksEz iofs theg 60 not require chin
ney Ito 1lszk) u wick 70 tim, AID make 10
smoke OF G-rt. e any ocsl oil lamp without
expense trouble, and produce the best, cheap
estt znc cl--i-'zt light; Il IS great mU3ey
nsse- .rr a ecie; go per cent profit, write az
once aad Z: &c wo-S right away sample free.
ENTEII'HiSE MIG. Co.. b 9ls. Cincinnati. O.
WANTED-Good agents for Life Of Booker T
Washington portrait OF 8iT. Washington. z
ks. given free with every book; outfit free:
books alTnos. free. CSIf after $50 .. n. Ma
TIONAL AGENTS SUPPLY CO., SI9 Il 81 ne
mI
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BOARDING.

OF SAY they arc. stI-gIike. Try MARYLAND
TICK LUNCH, 1913 Ia ave. Finest o. Garth.
M
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DERMAToloGx.
STORAGE.

WHY PAY sI5a for storage when We store for
75c? UNITED STATES STORAGE COAPANf,
40 10th ST.. V. eSS
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VAN 1ED-HoUsEs.

hAsFEI-FuTnished heuse n country for 5,.n
Sse5 HoFts " city; SIX eizlt rooms: two n
family. address AIDDAUGH 8 SHANNON. I7sf
norm Captot r. myS-u
NASTED-SeveH or eight room house in north
vest by the 18th or IsI: not 70 exceed $40. BOX
~, this eaiee. ca
hAaIEB-Ey gentleman sad wife, no children
part OF f8rRlshed house or cottage in suburbs
Oh car line Address BOX $50. this Office M 3
&AA1E8-Bys gentleman and wife care Of house
turing sumner for rent; 20 children; best ref
efeBSeA address BOX s52. this Office mz-3
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FOR SELE-sURURRAN.

We have four fue eight and tcR--o0m houses
at Berwyn, Md close TO steam and electric rail-
way; large grounds. fruit, shade and good water
viii be sold very cheap to close an estate, on
monthly payments.
JOHN J. KLEINER & CO.
marlin 6I7 st. NV, or BerWyu, Nd
FOR sALE-Nev house at Keusington. F. T.
NASH, 1881 18th ST. e50-a
FOR sALE-slOO down. balance monthly houses
PIERCE IS PIERCE. yieHFa, "a. api0-$os
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STEAMBOATS,.

Only IS Minutes to alexandria.
By Washington end Alexandria Ferry Steamers ..
The Washington Steamboat Company,
Limited
ALEXANDRIA Ferry. from 7th St. Ferry Wharf
ROUND TRIP 15c.
(yew Schedule IN eject April /, 1907,
LEAVE WASHISGTON--Wee Days 4 H.
6:IO s:40, 7.3o. $50. 800. 1890. 1850, IL 30;
P. n, 1880, 1:50. 2:SJ SIS, 49, 500, 49,
and $50.
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA Week Dayz. a.
$50, $50, 7=50, $40, e=Isr Sis. 1915 Ii 80:
P. m, l2;S0 IsS0. 2:S0 s:15. AIS. 4:53. 5:4s.
and C:30.
LEAVE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
sUNDAYS-A IL. CSC, 1870, 1890; p. n,
1880. 100, $50, $50, $50, $50, and ESQ.
JOHN B. PAD6ETT. General Manager.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE-From to 10 acres; aigil. healthy;
running stream Of good water: convenient to
electric cars; Price low terms easy address
EDWARD c. HALL, Bailstoa, Alexandria county,
Va co-S
FOR SALE-FOur room cottage with summer
Kitchen; one-naH acre Of land one-haIf mile
from Chain Bridge; convenient to electric cars
and schooItouse; Walkers Chapel, AIexandria
county. Va Apply ia ID ST. W mos
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" an 1ED--ROOMS.
address BOX, 4e5, this Office Is-3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wANTED-To buy. goung male fox terrier:
also q Hae-ese car adde's BOX is. tins Office
&c
v ANTf.D- Second hand PooI table; must be
good Apply r. 192l 18th ST. NV. M
TIP CHEAPEST PLACE OK EARTH TO Buy
ladies' and gents watches, gold, silver, or filed
cases. dtzfH5ad rings, pins or Studs and. in
fact, jeweify Of ali kinds leash or credit J.
DRUKKER late with aSteibcrz's now corner
l2th s. and Pa ave- upstairs. over hat store
Es-ig
WANTED-HisLest cash price paid s0r ladies'
and geHtlemeR's cast-of clothing Address Dos.
tai and ! silI cali, NJ RICE, 1872 eth St
4nys-33
WASTED-Erezd trough MOUNT VERNON
BAKERY. go 9th St ELS
WANTED Buyers Tor Sewing Machines on credit.
FIsst-elass Aeg MACHINES; payments. SOC per
week NV YORK SEWING MACHINE CON-
PANf, SO 81 nw. Machines repaired and
warranted 81 nI7-3
WANTED-To buy sid feather beds. E. MARKS.
- Myrtle st. ma7-5t
wANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
asa gents eSst-oh clothing address postal. viii
y
WANTED-A milk shipper; ssiu pay cash and
give mere thar hIgiest market price for good
article; no docking LACEY CREAMERY CO.
co. New York ave e5-3
WANFED--Fo buy at once. 900 Old feather beds:
Wiz pay TIE highest cash price, send postal 10
SOJTHERN FEATHER CO., 81 9th St NV
--.------------ e--l
OLD GOLD. SILVER and coins bousAt: watch
clock and lesselTy repairing SIS ST. NV. c.
". MARTIN. YYa9z2as
WAATED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cast-od clothing Address postal. viii
call. B. fARSf5lS, 1865 9TH st NV. apl4-S0t
WANTED-PaUn tickets for diamonds ard
lewelTy; cash paid for old gold, silver L ABRA-
HANS, 4S3 So St NV spJ-n
WASTED-IIigiTest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents east-O6 clothing. Address postal viii
cal S. kEBESkY. 1906 9Th 81. e29-3e
WANTFns-WeI dressed meH TO get their clothes
Esde &c order on weekly or monthly payments;
rs'ssfrces requested. are selling a. cash
Psis g. Address, BOX Is. this once. mlz,so
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

FOR SALE-60-acre farm. near RranchyJI.e;
steam and electric railway; for 81 800; this IS
a great bargain CHARLES SHEPARD. 6f7 T
ct. Rw. mS-3
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FOR sALE-sToRE.

FOR SAIE-GreeR grocery and market store;
clearing SIS week. I&42 st. nv. m7-3
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wANrED-Rooas AND BOARD.

WILL PAY SO pc month Tor rooms and bosri
Tor gentleman and wife; must be ia northwest
aid private family, references exchanged. Ad-
eEes Box 4Sa, this o1fce- nj
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-TeH mins,tes' walE fem BenniRg,
D. c.; large, S-rooa house; 81 acres; excel
lent water; large veranda- aEe view O! city ;
steam AID electric cars; rcEt SO Apply y. l.
BRJEN, Falls Church. IA. MART
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WANTED-Two weG educated, well dressed
Catholic ladies; salary SIS per week ROOM )
62I It'll NV rSS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Two FooIas. near ZIst and c sts ny
Address BOX, 4e5, this Office mss
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WANTED-TSo good bootblacks a. WASHING
TON SHOE SHINING PAKLOR, I725 Penna. ave
~ CT
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EANTED-CirI for general housevork SD E
Il ~ eA
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SITUATIONS wAETED-MALE.

WASTED-By colorei nan. place. wair tsf.ta
generally useful about horse or store. diving
or some kild Of ToEk- SMITH 50 I0ih St nv.
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sITUsT=GTs wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-PIzce a. ehanlbe-rnaid nurse or cook
b. respectable colored girl 6I7 L 81 NV eI
WANTED-By a hrst-class Isllndress. Washing
70 take hCEnc OF out; reference. 403 Bars
Court. NV IL
WASTED-By young widow, oflce rooms or gen
tlemsns apartments 70 clean Ad5ress BOX fsS.
this Office II
WANTED-By German woman, situation a.
housekeePer- address T. B.. AEacostia P o. nj
WANTED-Eusy eoIored girl. place "a nurse.
1906 4fh s. Nv. nj
WASTED-By an experienced colorcd nurse.
Tizce 20 leave city for tIe Sumner; good ref
erenees- Cal OF address 1910 Valley st. NV. nj
WANTED Washing 70 take home or work out
D the DAY. SARAH CASH, 1886 Sd st. sw. nj
wANTED-By settled colored womaa from
country, Sl.ustIon in small private family. Al
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" ANTED-Exp erienced eiri Immediately; gen
aTaI homework; small fImily; reference 25l5
18th St e93
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and waist haIsts. 1886 18th st.
nsE eT-8
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

NANTEB-By respectable white nan and VIE
sItustion ca farm AGdress , Essex Court be-
tween 6th and eth, and 7 IS. NV. nj
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FOR PENT-oF-ICES
FOR RENr-Ofices in Bliss Building: opposite
Capitol: electric light telephone. iaIlito- service
free; 90 up ROOM u.h58-tf
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WANTED-woman cook, and Go general house
vyoTk IsoO ST NV. EOS
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WANTED-St eady. reliable eirI for general
homework; good wages, steady employment
Tall 2S04 Pcuna- ave. NV el
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HELP wANTED-mALE & FEMALE

EAATEI-steam lzJlEdregs, manager; Dor con
teCtioueTy store; tso waters and dishvrasher
Inquire 1885 18th s. az. 81
WANTED-Hen and women desiring good paving
employment OF F 81. nv. second aoor, back
90
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATION Is ce5t5 a les
son BOX 960 this Office eT-2
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YASTED-Two oolered women for kitchen work
at $50 Pennsylvania ave. Hv. e7-2
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WANTED-Waist hands, skiFt hands, and in
proYeTs. 500 9th 81 nv els
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-07
business Conditions.

City contains 81 business houses. ON
ploying 2io clerks and helpers, with
annual salaries aggrcgs,ing $4,000.
Business is good In all branches.
Merchants ea,.s iull stocks and are
promp, in meeting ,heir obligations.
No important business failure in many
years.
Everything. financially speaking. Is on
tho upward trend.
Many buildings have been erected dur
ing tho past 5 years.
Business and residence houses are
practically all occupied.
From 20 TO 20 six and eight-room
modern cottages could be let at once at 4
good rental.
Beet sugar factory tho largest and best
equipped Of its kind in the state.
Ono thousand tons daily capacity.
Ono hundred and ton thousand tons Of
bcets will be made into twenty-five mil
lion pounds Of sugGf this season.
Four hundred and fifty men employed
at factory.
Three hundred thousand dollars paid in
wages last year.
Four hundred and six thousand dollars
paid for beets in 1901.
Five hundred thousand dollars will be
paid for beots in 1902.
Flour mill has a capacity Of 30 barrels.
Seventeen thousand sacks Of -four and
two million pounds Of corn meal and feed
manufactured last year.
Output OF canning factory 5000 cases
Of tomatoes.
Creamery. 10000 pounds Of butter.
Fifteen thousand dollars paid annually
IN wages TO railroad men.
Four thousand one hundred and fifty
nine cars freight received in 1901.
One thousand FIVE hundred and forty
eight cars forwarded.
Express Company did business Of
S44.5l2o2.
Receipts of melon Growers Assoeia-
tions, 100000.
Fruit is an important industry.
Crops are raised by irrigation.
About 300 wage earners in the city.
Pay roll rec =hes about 100000 an
nually.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-07
miscellaneous.

Five church edifees and eight church
organizations.
Three weekly newspapers.
Two banks with more than S500,000
deposits.
Four hotels.
Seven restaurants.
One Flour Mill.
One Creamery.
One Canning Factory
Three Brick Yards.
One Ice House.
Three Feed Yards. One of these is the
largest and best equipped west Of the
Mississippi river Can feed and accom-
modate 5000 cattle.
Twenty Secret and Fraternal Orders.
Three Lumber Yards.
Two Machine Shops.
One Planning Mill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-07

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mine owners or railroad presidents will
treat with contempt the president Of this
country or the governor Of New York;
especially when those men are of the
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them. BY this it is not meant that their
property should be oonfiscated but that
such laws should be enacted which will
not only protect them in their rights but
will also cause them to treat with respect
the officials Of the government under
which they live.
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