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STOCK DEALINGS Dull
In EARLY OPENINGS
Southwestern Railway Sc
CurItieS Gather FIrnneSS.
A FAIR BANK STATEMENT
Local Traction Shares Receive Little
Attenton-We esteem Union Bonds
More Soi5-SurPIus Reserves In
creased.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The most i'm
portant contribution to this mornings
news was furnished by the weekly re-
ports OF the mercantile agencies These
set forth In detail most encouraging eT-
hibiys OF the present state Of the coun-
tFy's trade. the only modifying influences
noted being the strike Of anthracite coal
miners and the unseasonabIy cool
weather prevailing throughout the coun-
Try II IS plain, however. that the fiscal
year comes TO q close with business &C
tivity not sensibly diminished IN any
direction and with every promise of
continuing Industrial development and
expansion
TIE mornings Stock Market was dull
Eud irregular movements resulted from
the dealings En the railway list the
conspicuous features we're Illinois Cen
traI. Chicago and Eastern Illinois. and
Iissouri Pacific Rumors linking the
Two first named together again current
were wanting in substantiatioa. St
Louis End Southwestern Texas and Pa
cific and the other SCuLlw esLeTn stocks
were firm. presumably on the breaking
Of the proTacred drought in Texas. st.
Paul was actively dealt in bus was
somewhat TGactICuaTy- Reading and the
favCrat,y affected by this mornings in
telliEence that the Federal Adminisura-
tiou had directed an inquiry into the re
IatiOns prevailing between the hard
coal carrying companies. with view to
proceeding against them under the
Sherman antitrust law. No definite in
telligence respecting The anthracite coal
strike was forthcoming
The London stock market remained
HFrr Hr TT91 r
the condition OF The King continued en-
COuTaEiHg and il vas believed that,
should he make further progress toward
recovery by Monday morning. the Lon
den stock market would be apt to fur
nish quite pronounced reelection Of the
relief felt
Aside from the railway list the trans
actions were UnimpOTtanI and produced
10 striking results Western Union and
the United States Steel stocks were
6rmer- Colorado Fuel and Iron opened
at a sharp decline from yesterdays final
prices. but remained dull throughout
the subsequent dealings. = material re-
cove-y was noted il the Standard Rope
ana Twine issues The local traction
shares were neglected throughout the
business session
The bank statement made a fairly
strong showing. although the increase
IN cash was somewhat below the aver
aEe Of the preliminary estimates. the
amount being S203S- 01G- The loan ac-
count increased 81 sos 500. which was not
regarded as particularly noteworthy At
the close Of the month and the fiscal
year The statement was far out OF
technical proof, i1asmuch as deposits
rose only 54S76-0OG which was about
$1,000, coo less than the increase in
loans and actual cash. Surplus reserves
hold $685., coo in excess OF the lawful
requirements.
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CLEVELAND MAY ADDRESS
VOTERS THIS AUTUMN
The ex-PTesident VIII Probably Enter
IN the New York Campaign

NEW YORK. June est is the eX-
pectation Of the democratic leaders that
former President. Grover Cleveland VIII
make at least one speech IN the cam
paign OF this state this fall and possibly
more. Democrats who have talked
with Mr. Cleveland say he is showing a
disposition TO take a more prominent
part IN political affairs than at any
time since Organism becan e uppermost
in the party They are planning for a
speech from him, 10 be delivered posi-
bly, in Madison Square Garden, which
viii outline the national issues not only
for the State of New York, but for the
entire country in the Congressional cleo
lions.
It is said M Cleveland Is much
gratifed by the impression made all
over the country by his speech at the
TiIden Club and he thinks the Democ-
racy has q good chance to carry this
State and largely 10 increase its repre-
sentatiOn IN Congress.
Mr.. Hill has not yet taken the Demo
Gratis OF this city into his confidence in
regard to the man whom he has selected
10 head the Democratic ticket. While
nc Democrat questions that Alton B.
Parker would be the strongest man the
Democrats could name his nomination
Is not now deemed probable. because Of
the belief that Mr. Hill viii allow no
man 20 be named who might prove d
formidable candidate for the Democratic
nomination for the Presidency in 1903
The name Of John G. MilbuTn. Of Buff
CaIo. has been taken from the list OF
possibilities because OF the discovery
that Mr. HiIbuTn. who is an English
man by birth. has sent his sons 10 OK
ford TO be educated.
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Standing of the Teams
RICH MANS DAUGHTER
EE0PES WITH NEGRO
Overtaken by Parents the Girl IN Tears
Cues Home.

AUBURN, y. Y, June 2s-This com
muuity is greatly excited over the elope-
ment Of Josephine Gardner, the eigh-
tcen-year-oId daughter Of a wealthy con
tractor. with James Cooper. q negro
coachman. formerly employed by the
girls father The clippers were arrested
at Schenectady on complaint Of the girls
neither, who had followed them 10 that
city
They were found in a boarding house
III Ferry Street, having been turned away
from every hotel. The girl left home
on Tuesday. ostensibly 70 visit relatives
in GIens Falls. Instead, she Joined
Cooper il Schenectady Her mother took
her home.
Cooper was detained at police head
quarters for time. but was released
upon his promise 10 quit the city at
once.
Miss Gardner IS not only handsome.
but well educated and accomplished.
knowledge Of the elopement came TO the
parents through a note sent 70 the girl
by Cooper, which she had Inadvertently
dropped. and which was picked up by
her father When placed under arrest
they did not deny that they had el0ped.
but told the detectives that they intend
ed 20 be married
At police headquarters the girl was at
first sullen and refused 10 talk. After
being lectured By heT mother she broke
down and wept She said she did not
realize the seriousness Of what she had
done and concluded 10 return home.
Il was she who went Il the Ferry Street
house and engs gcd the rooms in which
they were living when caught She told
the proprietor that she had encountered
some difficulty in securing quarters on
account Of her color. She said she and
her husband were SpaniaTds and that he
vas much darker than she. He waited
al The station until she had made all
the arrangements As matter Of fact.
the girl. while Of dark complexion, does
not IN any manner resemble q negro or
a Spaniard. Cooper, however. is full
bIooded negro.
Miss Gardner has been popular. and
heretofore has borne an excellent repu-
tatiou
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Chronic Diarrhea.

This disease Is generally regarded as incura-
be. mainly for the reason that the remedies
usually employed are Intellectual That it can
be cured. however has been fully proven il
many cases. The following tells 81 one d
them: Mr. T " Greathouse, Of Prattsbu-g,
Ca, says y had been suffering from chronic
dtarrhea for seven years Last year / began
taking Chamberiain's collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy, and it has entirely cured me
had spent lots Of money tgr doctors medicine
In the run Of the seven years. II it had not
been for JhLs remedy / would have been dead
nov. and [ feel that ! can never say too much
In rs tav9- or recommend il too highly" Sold
10y Henry Evans wholesale and retail. g22 +
Street. and All druggists
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10 HBBl AND G. NFER
With SOFT COAL MEN
President Mitchell to Join in
Consultation at Chicago
PLANNING SECTIONAL STRIKE
Rejoicings Over Announcement That tEe
President VIII Have the Attorney
General Investigate the Black Dia-
mond Trust-HoPes Of the Miners.

WILNESBhRBE. Pa, June 2S.-Presi-
dent Mitchell leaves today for Chicago.
and VIII there confer with prominent
soft coal dealers about the conditions.
While he Will not talk regarding his
trip. it is enc Of great Importance,
IS ne viii not only complete arrange
ments for the national convention, but
IT is expected after meeting the state
presidents Of the Interstate belt viii
determine what shall be done at the
convention
The plan Is that the convention shall
determine to vest il President Mitchell
and the executive board the power to
call q sectional strike, end that those
States where there are no agreements
vita The operators VIII FIRST be called
out IF this plan does not succeed, then
it IS proposed the contract States shall
also strike The situation is such. how
ever. that EIr. Mitchell must reach an
understanding with the State presidents
before the convention, so that the State
delegates may be instructed properly
and the G0nyz nti0n prove harmonious
He viii probably return next WeGnes-
p
here the district presidents and chief
members OF the executive board for the
consideration Of important matters. The
meeting viii endeavoT to formulate Q
plan Tor stopping work at the wash
cries
The announcement this morning that
President Roosevelt has instructed At
torney General Knox TO investigate the
coal trust and determine if il is an lie
gal combination is q ray CT sunshine in
the strikers camp President Mitchell
was greatly cheered when told OF il this
morning. and the news quickly spread.
He cauTa- say what ne hopes viii be the
outcome. but he expects that il viii have
q decided effect in Inducing the opera
tors TO meet the miners half way and
settle the strike 1t is the hope of all
the leaders that the investigation IS
pushed vigorously, and that Attorney
General Knox viii get after the coal
trust as he did after the beef trust.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. HOLDING a PROBATE
COURT.-No. 1854. Administration
This Is 90 give nOsIce thar the subscriber. Of
the District Of Columbia has obtained from
the Probate Court II the District q Columbia
letters testameutdu on the estate OF Fr4ns.is
l. Armstrong. late ST the District of Colurib a.
deceased All peTse rs having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
sane. with the vouchers thereof legally au-
thentested, 10 III, subscriber. on or before the
18TH DAY OF JJNE. 4. D. IE53- otherwise
they may by law be excluded from ali benefit
Of sad estate
Given under NJ: hand this 18th day Of June,
1902 f. AMBROSE ARMSTRONG.
al o st NV
Attest JOHN L ROUzER-
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District o!
Columbia. CLERK OF the Probate Court
TURNER & MITCHELL. Attorneys
ieI421 .
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Standing of the Teams

Connie Mack's sturdy aggregation Of
ban tossers gave the Senator's an idea
OF how the national sport should be
played yesterday and the Statesmen
learned much about the game they did
not know. Townsend's wiIdness had a
great deal to do with the loss Of the
game. but Caruthers' rank umpiring
was mainly responsible for PhiIadeI-
Phia's victory.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

SaIes-Chesapeake ana Potomac TeIe-
phone IS, $5.008010512; Capital TT5c-
ton. SG1z0lz 10G1201a. 10a1201a, 1J0
1867. L00I251a. 5a1205s. IGl202z 20G
~ Firemea's Insurance, @10Tzeie- Ma
tional Union Insurance. sea So
Riggs Fire Insurance. 1000 rs, sea
rs. LaGston. 100G121.- Greene Copper.
Sd2S5z. 7T2S2.. 15T2s23, 100T2S2#=. At
ter caII-Iergen thaIer. SASS, 10E1S3%s;
Greene Copper, 10012S7s
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- NsURANrE -.
Postmaster At Leavenwortb.

President Roosevelt has decided 10
meme r. E. willard - postmaster At
LeaFc-aer-a. Ea,g-. 90 succeed d. Il
Anthony, jr- This VIII end one OF The
bitterest political fights OF the year n
the Sunflower State. Representative
Curtis champIoned Willard cause.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TRUNK REPAIRING at your residence, soc UP.
send postal 80 9Th ST. NV mss
NGW'S THE TINE to have chair Gaming done.
1928 9Th ST. nv. U2s-3
FOR SALE-H you want broken brick OF granite
door and window siIls call On T. EDW- CLARK
Delaware ave and o ST. ne, phone East $50
Mos
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire. one collar.
JULIUS COHEN. ll04 eth NV e5-ts
CIVILIANS &" BOOK EXCHANGE. Books
bought and soldi also OookEinding In ali its
branches. sI2 c St Rg. eS0tf
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Left on bases-Washingtgn .: PhiIa-
delDhia. 3 First CT baIls-Of Town
send. /. of WiItse / Struck out-Bv
Townsend. 2: by WiItsc. ;. Home run
hei5ceT. ThTee-ba hit-Fultz Two
base hit-Seybold- Sacrifice hit-Clarke.
Stolen bases-Delehsnty v. Cross. Da-
Wis Double Dlays-Keister TO Cough
lin; Wfltse TO N Cross to Davis. Hit
by pitchaT-By Townsend. / Time of
game-I hour and 50 minutes. Umpire
Carruthers.
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MONEY TO LOAN at slz to 5 per cent, in SUNS
Of u 900 To SIO.OoC. on D. c. real estate; pay
of 5 and per cent mortgages and begin anew;
all transactions conducted with economical con
sidcTauon for borrowers VA. Il. SAUNDERS
q CO.. 100 + st. NV.
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LOAN COMPANIES.
CHEAP MONEY.
PRIVATE LOANS

On personal notes without inGorser. references.
or security, simply your promise 10 pay Our
new plan enables everyone 90 secure ready cash
at oEcc without iL.eavcnieEee or DELAY Our
method u conducting a loan business is based
e-7-tl' You have our confidence; We have your
confidence y on need money, We have money
VIC don't need When sou fail TO get accom-
nlot4tat elsewhere call on US and YOU viii not
te disappointed. Il yUu have a loan now It
VII not prevent you from securing further ac-
c0r'fuodatiou from the old reliable.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE co.
Coz F ST. N W.
Phone East 90. Corner Sixth St
juz7-.f
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Loans made on furni-
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND
PIANOS, a. lowest rates and n the day YOU
apply. We are leaning On ne Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes tie cost
Of carrying loans muGh less than you pay else
where and allows you TO pay il of in anT
sized notes gu desire. running from one =
twelve months II you have loan with some
other company we viii pay u of and advance
ycu more money IL desired Rates cheerfsfIr
given anG no cost 70 you unless loan Is made
Call ard get rates. Front room. FIRST floor.
KA-ToNA. MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
625 F St n W.
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Money Loaned SaIaried People,

Retail merchants tearusteTs, boarding houses
without security: largest business in ~ priv
cipaI cities. T0LMAN Room, 1ol, 553 18th 81.
~ rnl4-tH
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Where They Play Today.

Philadelphia at New York
PittsbuTg at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago at St. Louis.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.

Philadelphia. Z; New York l.
Boston. 9. Brooklyn. =
Chicago. 8; St Louis. /
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PROPOSALS.

T-N-r-rr-r, - - ~ - n -. = -
w ~ SiAif-S SINA r. v ..sliu-l9n- u a.
sealed p pno5a's lot the iot2NiHE fqei tof
INC tinted states senate LOT the nse2! year
'a'iIg June . l4'b5- VIII Pc received ~ inc
once o. me sergeant -a'-tfLil7 81 yht l-tel
Tl--es .,s.-ate UNI. - - n N'tv->. ~
ilf- SUN u CF 5+\f-- 49, ti'a az t..at
h.lF opened IN the presence OF tho~e bldiers
tho etect 20 be present w F'lT thousand
E'e hundred tons more OF --ss' % pest extra
it'IH "-iite ASH am aciet coal ia!-e luIi'l'e
Sc screened aaH iFse "oiA ail impurities also
twenty -IiFe TONS more OF iess % same tpat
Stove slzei 5i7o ten tons more OF less o. lest
crushed coke; also one hundred and sixty cords.
Lore or les "i hest -Fi5t Fine 7o'ss. - 5f515
clear. and Tree nom EnotS. and s4Wel instead
OF chopped 10 :eur foot lengths. also sixty
cords. more OF less. best hickory wood six
teen lnca lengths. sawed instead Of chopped,
and free from knots and split 70 medium size,
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E ct any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched to the ports
q sailing daily. and the schedule Of closing,
: arranged on tac presumption OF their IN
. Interrupted overland transit For the week
ending June >, 1902. the last connecting
closes VIII be made from the aAIS OFFICE
IS tolloUs-
Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies. Etc.
Mails for NEWFOJ Midland. by rail to
North Sydney and thence via steamer. close
here daily except Sundays at Iz-G9 n. and on
SUNDAYS al 1850 d. m The connecting closes
are made o. Mondays, Neanesdays and SAT-
Mans for lHQUEL0N. by rail to Boston and
thercs via steamer close here daily except
SUNDAYS at Ice n AID on sundays at Il 30
CUBA NAILS close here via Port Tampa.
Fla, Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays at
3 p n, and via Miami, Fla, Tuesdays aud
SUNDAYS n 1890 J. IL
Nails for MEXICO overland. unless specially
addressed for dispatch By steamer sailing from
Sew York, close here daily ct 1879 a n and
10 D m
GUATEMALA. BIZ rail 10 New Orleans, and
q gnce VIA steamer. close here daily at 70 30
a. and 10 p NJ. the connecting closes Tor
which being on Mondays
Mails for COSTA RIGA. sy rail to New Or
. leans and thence va steamer close here daily
at 1890 a N. and 1000 p H.. the connect
ing closes being on Tuesdays.
Trans-Pacifc Mails.
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except those for
Australia. which are dispatched va flIropel
NEW ZEALAND FIJI. SAMOA End Hawaii
via san Francisco close here daily at $50 2.
IL after June 2Ist and UD TO june 1Sth IN
elusive for d5spatCh per $ $ Sonona- tLl
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. VIA Vancouver
and Victoria, g. C, close here daily 1t ESQ
D. m u8 to July ISt. inclusive. FOR dispatch
per g. $ Empress Of China Registered mail
must be specially addressed. Merchandise for
China cannot he forwarded via Canada. to)
Mails for CHINA JAPAN and EAW All. and
f-st-claSs matter for the PHILIPPINE ISL
iNDS~-. via san Francisco, Close here daily
at $50 p. n. up to July 3rd, inclusive, for
dispatch per s. s China 90
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN, via Tacoma-
close here daily at $50 2. ~. Up To July 18th.
inclusive. foT dispatch per 5 s. Tacoma (o)
Nails for HAWAII. via san Francisco. close
here daily at $50 p m up TO juiy eth in
elusive for dispatch per s. :. Alameda. (O)
Mails for Australia Except those for West
Australia. which are dispatched via Europe
and New Zealand mails for which go via San
Fraucisco). and FIJI ISLANDS, via Vancouver
and Victoria B. =. close here daily at 6.S1
%. IN up TO July 10th. inclusive for diSBatah
per $ - MosHa- Especially addressed ouly.) to}
Mails for COCHIN CHINA are dispatched 10
Kew York for connection with European steam
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS CWTlitary NaiD.
dispatched 10 san Francisco n all closes for
that Office TO connect with Government trans
ports, the SdlilngS CT which are Irregular
REGISTERED MAILS close at the MAIN OF
FTCE rs follows: % at zoo D m sIWe day.
tc) at sea p n. Same day, cd at 300 n. III
same day % At Zoo p M previous day; fh)
at 1900 p III. previous SATURDAY: fkl NJ 500
p NJ previous Jay; (o) at 500 p m previous
JUlTE 4 MERRITT. Postmaster
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IN Thu BASEBALL WORLD
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games.

Philadelphia. {; Washington, ?.
Boston. 6; Baltimore 3
s. Louis. 2 Cleveland. L
Chicago -DetrCit-Tain.
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MONEY TO LoAR.

MONEY to Joan on real estate, personal prop
erty, and collateral
j. c, DAVIS,
u25-- SOB St NV.
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$1,000 ZOE YOC

on GOOD SECOND TRUST LOANS.
have the above sum idle and wish per
cent: viii accept second trust loans. Com
mission charged D. c. real estate only
Address Bon SIS. this Office ie7-1m
MONEY To LOAN AT I. ~ AND PER
CENT or D. c. REALTY: SECURITY OF
FERED REGULATING RATE. IMMEDIATE
ies-Im c. c. WAXING, IIl4 G St NV.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. {. POSTOFFICE, NOTICE
should he read daily, changes may occur
st anF time
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched 70 the ports
Il sailing daily, and the schedule Of closiuEs
5 arranged on tao presumption Of their IN
interrupted overland transit For the week
ending June 2s 1902 the last connecting
closes VIII be made from the HAN OFFICE
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Where They Play Today

Philadelphia at Washington
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland al St Louis
Boston al Baltimore.
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HOTELS

THE LsMERE, . North Georgia Ave-.
Atlantic City. y J.
Terms reasonable KATE EL0PFER-
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FOR MISUNDERSTANDING.

FOR -T1eo-burner y;cdess blue fame oil
stove s. VI. B. fLNNN. COL Pa ave. Sc
e2S-T
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lis for South and Central America,
West Indies, Etc.

Nails for NEWFOI Midland. by rail to
North Sydney and thence via steamer. close
here daily except SUNDAYS 81 I2-G9 m. and on
Sundays al I.S1 a. m The connecting closes
are made o. Mondays, Neunesdays and sat
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BEACH TURF EXCHANGE
NIL OPEN
SATURDAY, JUNE %.

Al patrons viii receive rae proper odds.
liman Special Race Tsain uuI leave
tn.es5apsaEe Beach Jracti0u ~ O'Clock
daily.
Tickets can be secured for this train only
from my agent 81 Chesapeake Junction.
& Chesapeake Beach Club Now Open.
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HOTEL ESM0ED
New York Avenue and Beach.
Attractive prices for cool. clean TooEls-
Quick service BoultifuI cable EverF modern
convenience. elevator sea water baths. etc
Rates. - 10 So pe- weeE- 81 g make special
terms foI families and parties.
J PAIL EILPAT2LCk-
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FOR SALE-CarIoad Of windows. screens and
doors. screens 5Tom lie up. dCoTs complete
With all nxiares, 5gc; fancy hard OF finish
doors. gec; nigh grade suburban doors. ii ali
sizes N stOcN. screen windows. re square
loot; substantial screens uIade 70 order, sc.
kLEEBLATT, zIth and SIS 2e- ap21-tf
FOR SAILS for Morris chairs with hair
cushion s. for hair mattress TWO. parts, ok
ann rockers, Us. bedroom and parI0r suites.
s. 70 per wees RkDMOND'S, BLISS TIN u.
NV e9-u
SPECIAL-Oue gallon port. sherry blackberry,
Catavus. or cisFet VINE for s5cs SE= boz IN
Lott.csI lager beer sc, delivered THOS. r.
BEAVERS, - ~ 81 Sw- Phone, Vain 1865.
u9-u
FOR SALE-Good qualify opaque shades. fitted
TO your windows, only 25c; the best quality
oil opaque SHADES. JOc; hung free; VIII cali WIKI
samples ELEEBLATT'S. 1Ith and Il sts ne.
'Phone East SD eI0-ti
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Expert Specialist IN cure Of al acute ard
chronic ailments Complaints o. the digestive
organs nervous and blood disorders quickly
cured
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FOR SALE-I.ov price, few minogcas and
partridge wyandotts from prize pens at West
Chevy Chase. y. 3 PRENTISS, room 2z2 War
Department ezs-3