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lei Juez B .zAn impuso & S.ntiA.
go M tarino y Paulins Cruz cinoo
DO .rs de mn'ta por aiterar 10 psz
pd olica.
FL Grsmio de pintores pertene.
cients q To- 'Feasrac:6a Libra," ofre.
ce sus seIvicios nj r dblieo, compro'
et:eudose hscer cnAntos trabajcs 9
de pinturs Sc le cor fen.
-Por ir -ingir las :denes mum.
cipales ell jasz de PAz de San Fran.
cisco conden6 6 Mat 30 Serrano 6 Gin
CO dollars de multa.
-Poaemos asegurar que ell Go.
bernador nomb.ar& Alcalde de esta
ciudAd al sef1or Roberto Ell Tood,
tan pronto se reuna el Conseio Eje'
cutivo.
Ell se11or Tossas, Alcalde de
Juana DiAx, eelesr6 hoy CON el se.
nor Lindsay una conferences CON OBJ
to de eri&ir una c&sa escuels Y crear
varias escuelas ruralss en- Ii juris.
disci6a. Sslio may comp.acido y en-
breve ser& an hscho dichos proyec
tos.
Fl % de este maa embarcar4n
para les EstAdos U iaos aborao
del sCjamc> los sef1oras Matienzo
Clifton Roc fgu Sierra.
..se hslla ests capital don Ne
?emuceno Flores, admin t aaor de
nuestro ilustrsdo eolega 81, Demo.
cracia.. Ss le saluda.
lei vapor eMArtfo Saerz. sali6
el ID del e0rriente de Csnariss pars
este u srto. ' seguirk para los de
Mayaau z. Ponce, Sa t sg1 de Ca.
ba. Hsbsns, Matarzas, , Nv O.
leans
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Desastroso fuego

New York, Abril, l6 10 a. m.
Telegramas de Texas informan
que ha ocurrido en- los grandes de-
p6sitos de aceite allf, un desastroso
incendio. Ell hecho SO atribuye a
algun descuido de los empleados en-
la extraction del aceite de los va
cimientos. Ell fuego SO comunico a
est5s, cundiendo gran alarma. FL
fuego pudo sofocarse muy tarde
levantando barreras de arena para
aiSlarlo.
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TestigoS repuDlicalOs
declaran en- el celebre pro-
ceso de Ponce.
No resultan cargos con-
ira los acusados
(De nuestro ccryesponsaz)

Abril Is. Hoy. 6 las diez y diez
min atoa, prosigui6 el jnicio oral an
ID causa por los sucesos de la noche
del 80 de o :tubre & tino. Mueho
pdblico Asistio 6 10 session.
Daelar&ron los teat'gos de carg :,
rspubiicAnos de primers fila, don
Pedro J. r ,saly, geff9 f9r Horton, don
Pedro J aan Bsscsa, don Manuel Do.
menech y don En- ique ChavAlier
Con pequ, d 10 fsreL cias, todos di
jeron, en- sfntesis. que los tiros par
lfAn del .Ciub Fsaera,s: que 10 po.
licia respondfa & los tires; paro que
no poifan decir quienes erau los que
tirabAn del sCalb Federsl.. Dome.
mech sgreg6 que VIC disparar, tam :
bien, de las cssss de comsrcfo de los
ss q ores A nenguAl y s Solte:o.
Tsmbien dsclararon los testig %
de car g doctor ARuarrsveye, el
gusrdis municipal B .ldomeso o tiz,
que cay6 heri' o squella noehe.
El pr1me1o aijo que no no pressn
clio los heehos, limit6udose 6 desla.
rar sebre IL b arida del gusrais, &
qu.en visit6. El guards o t'z dii j
que los tiros psrlfAn del Cab Fa
derals; psro que no sabe quienes die.
parabsn, nj saba nj sospecha quien
10 hir:6
El dltimo testigo qus dec .r6 hoy,
fu6 dom Gaillermo Oopenheimsr.
Vlvfs al lAAo del eC'ub Fedarals, ZEN
riso al nivel del piso del G ub, ga
li6 sl bslc6l eusnao oy6 un sviva oil
partido fsderal., viendo que los
gaardias Lopez y OF (al de aver
el de hoy llevAban cogiao de los
brszo & nm moreno que so :e psreci6
6 Francisco Q ,intsns: que este for
Q ,je6 en- q momeI to, = VIC cuando
los gusrdiAs pu sieron mAno 6 sus
armas, retirkndose entonces del bal.
CO., Oppenheimsr, por Wis de pre-
cauci6n: que desde L. parte interi. r
de "a casa oy6 .os dlspart 9; paro que
no sabe quien los hiz ~ que as
tarde oy6. desde 50 casa. ruidos y
golpes en- Ell Club, como cuando :.
rompsn espejos y nueb,et; oyandc
oyer do, tambisn ayes, de psrso ooaa
& quienes Sc atropellaba.
Como ne We no hay IN sclo cargo
contra las honorAbles peraonaa que
90 sienta en- ei b nquillo de los asa
dos. Ii session termin6 las doce
y media, para tinnarla maf1ans
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Sal Superior de Curazao
A 40 OENTAvOS qq
Maiz del pals en- II sacos
q $500 "a.
Puntas paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas Y 6nas ia
n1af1os de 2 hasta S pull
gadas a $3.50.
AIambre puas, rollos
de 90 lbs. $2.75,
Grampas. barril de 90
libras S..
OfreCen BaQuerO J Gandara
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Personal medico
inSufciente

Nueva York, Abril Is 10 a. m.
FL n1mero de facultativos militia
res SO considera en- Manila insult
ciente para asistir a los enfermos,
y Sc cablegrafia los Estados
Unidos, para que Sc aumente q la
mayor brevedad possible Varios
paisanos 1nense sus companeros,
luchando por arrebatar victimas a
la muerte.
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NOTTCIAS

CONSEJO A LAS MADRES Ell iarabe caImants
do n sefiora Wnsow debe sempre que los nios
estan en- el periodo de la dentic6n Poporciona avo
Immediate al pequeho pacente. produce sueHo
muy vvo aleere Es muy agradabie paladar, calma
al nio ablanda encias, alivia dolores hace f.
Is 81 ueior remedo oonocido para Ia diarrea va pro-
vensA Ssa de la denticon de cuaiquera otra
T6nease mucho cuidado pcdir el Jarabe Claimants
de Il Sensra Winslow el rneiox de todoa.
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Saneamiento del
poblado de Catano
La poblacl0n estuvo ano'
che a obscuras por el
pesimo alumbrado.
(De nstestr0 corresponsal)

Abril 16. E servicio de extrac.
ci6n de bAsuras no ms chs bien en-
este poblado. Psro NO ca etoda. Ia
culpa del contratistA, sino de a'gu'
nos i1quilinos, que en- We z de oolocar
aus envases CON bAsura en- In puerta,
la tiran s 10 calle, despi aiendo nm
olor insoportable, Ls Polie1a, qze
tambien Sc ocupa del servieic de Il
gfene, debe obljgar 6 esos s.fiores.
que sc provean de csiones para evi
tar que Ell csrre tsro tenga que usar
10 paIa para recojerla, cuyo trabajo
ocasiona un reguero de baauras en-
10 Gale. y nunca queaa bien limpio
eli sitio.
Los se d ores de la comisi6n' de 10
reconstruction de 10 Iglesia eat6lics,
parece que se chan aormidc,s pnes
6 10 fscha 10 que hxcen ca picanao 10
piedra que ha de serv r econ eli item
po,o para cimiento de dieho edificio'
Haee cuatro dfss est6n vacunando
& los nifios de las eseuelas pdbliexs.
ri alumbrado de este eaself,, Ga
p6simo. Anoche no hAtfs nj nm fa.
rol encendido.
Convendlfs que se oeupasen mas
de este imuortante servicio, pues las
Gales est&n tan llenas de Daehes CON
las Fecientes lluvias, que 10 ncehe
snenCs pe1saaa, nadAmos.>
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l;ll'g !;

PRUEBAS y HEOHOS PRAOTIOOS
han demostrado al pdbiico que en-
tre todos los tonicos y reconstitu-
yentes Sc encuentra en- primera Ii
nea ell c6lebre.
Vino de StearnSl
DE ACEITE DE BACALAO
FERRUGINOSO
Hasta los niflos 10 toman con agra
do. No tiene rival para la cura de
las afecciones del pecho y es ell re-
constituyente mas energico.
No Sc acepte otro que ell de
"Stearns.'
FREDERICK STEARNs & CIA.
DETROIT MICH, E. U.A.
En- esta ImprentA sc vende papel
xA&. Al
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Gran reception

New York, Abril 6, 10 a. m.
al Presidente Loubet y q su CO.
mitiva han hecho una gran re-
cepci6n los habitantes de Argelia.
Las autoridades ce ebraron un ban
quote en- honor de aquellos hu6spe-
des. El pueblo les saludG al des-
embarcar dando vivas a la Repd-
rblica Francesa.
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glBlEtRlMls
u
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DM
LA CORRESPONDENCIA.
DIREOTo DE NEW-YoRK.
Loubet en- Argelia

New .Yor, Abril l6, O a. M.
Ha llegado 6 Argel1a ell Pr,si-
dente Loubet. En- su viaje q las pose
stones del Norte de Africa, no ocu-
rri6 ningun accidente Mr.. Loubet
y sus acompanantes i muestranse
muy satisfechos del adelanto que
Sc nota en- la colonia angelina.
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Grandes 'p6rdidas
Obreros quemados

New York, Abril, l6 10 a. m.
Ell fuego ha ocasionado conside-
rable perdidas. En- la confusion
que Sc produjo entire los obreros al
huir del incendio, muchos fueron
presa de las namas, pereeiendo en-
estas, y otros recibieron atroces
quemaduras. Ell suceso ha causado
honda sensacion.
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Ell colera en- Manila
atacando las tropas

New York, Abril Is, 10 a. m.
FL C6lera Sc extiende rapida-
mente por Manila, atacanao las tro-
pas americans que guarnecen la
plaza
Entire los soldados reina gran te-
NOR, por que los casos y Ia NOR
talidad aumentan diariamente.
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JaCint0 TeXidOr J Alcala
del 0lm0.

AVOCADO NOTARIO
Fierce en- todos los Tribunales de
10 Isla.
Alisr, 8S tcs San Juan.
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Muy bien, Mr.. Hunt,
muy bien

El Gobernador Hart teniendo en-
cuenta ell estado angastioso del mu.
nieipio de Aguas buenas. ha desti'
nado L. suma de $50 pesos para au'
xi.iar { los vsriolosos de aquella
poblaci6n.
All right
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VOtacl6n pIeDiscitaria de
LA correspondence

Estsao de 10 vctaci6n hoy: :
TERRlToRIo.. o............... 7515
INDEP ENDENCIA. s216
GOBIERNo TEMPORAL. 1868
COLONlA :............ 50
CONFEDERACION ANTI.
LLANA...... . 1865
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. 2OR MAS De SEsENIA AMOS,

RMMmD1O ANTIGUA RTMN PROBADOe
Ell JARABE CALMANTE DE- LA SRA. WINSI.OW.
asado por MILLoNES DE MADREs, para hiJos. 81
PkRlODO DE DENTICIoN. con EXITo C0MPLETo. TRAN
QUlfIzA La CRIATURA, ABLANDA LAS ENCIAS, ALIvIA
ToDoS Los DOLORES, CURA Ell CoLIco vENToso, 90 el
ne1or remedo para DIARREA De vena en- las BOTICAS
del mundo entero Pedid,
Ell JARABE CAIMASTE DE Ia SRA. WINSTON.
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Baquero y Gandara.

Concentrates importadores de
provisiones de todas procedencias.
San Justo 13 y IL, San Juan
Pto Rico.
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EsPECIFICOS HOMEOPATI
COS DE HUPHREYS de,venta por
Rsfsel Castro Gonzalez, Fortaleza
81. Sc regals un manual para ca uso
en- espaf1ol 6 ingl6s 6 &hquellos que 10
soliciten.
Mr. Romero Haxahusent, de
classes de ingles, en- su casa calle
Nueva ndmero 2 altos Marina, los
lun nss, microbes y viernes, de 9
de 10 noche, 6 dos pesos mensua
es. o.
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En- esta ImprsutA se vende papel
visio 6 81 40 quintal.
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a@vpE
SiVdP
- hDp que enc
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Haee cuAtro dfas est6n vacunando
& los nifios de las escuelas ptbliess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-24
SAMPLE NO. FIVE.

THIS ADV. has fifteen words, and costs,
run Sunday only, for one nonta. 0oc.
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HELP WANTED-MALE,

WANTED, in wholesale ettioe, experienced maze
Sicnogrspher ana Remington DperhtorI state
fully age experience, speed and salary wanted,
JOBBER, care this office.
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AN ORDINANCE.

TO ALLOW THE sEABoARD AIR LINE
RAILWAY, A TRUNK RAILWAY 10
f f3NST THAGKs gN AR 9sgRA RRNH eK
slKSs siE;rh nkTMh sThEE ETsihhNiA
(Approved July II, 1909
city Of Richmond:
/. That permission Is hereby granted the
seaboard Air Line Railway, q Trunk
Railway to nd ner WIG be
conditions and upon the terms hereinafter
set forth, four tracks across FTanklln
Street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
of Franklin Street, over and across said
Franklin Street to the yards to be estab-
lished on the south side of Franklin
2 The said company shall replace and
repair so much of said street as may DO
injured by the laying of said tracks and
pave whenever the city shall repave, and
with the same material between the rails
of said tracks and between the tracks
and for two feet on each side thereof, and
for two feet on each side of the outer
rails of said tracks.
3. No cars shall be allowed to stand
tracks in Franklin Street; no cars shall
be moved on any part of said tracks in
Franklin street between the hours OF f.,
10 nj from amd IL e$ M n du gha
occupy the street by moving cars thereon
or across, longer than three minutes at
any one time
4. The permission hereby granted Is
given upon the express condition that the
said Seaboard Air Line Railway, or its
successors. will indemnify. reimburse, and
save harmless the city OF Richmond for
any charges, damages, or costs that the
said city may be required to pay by rea-
son of any person being Injured or dam
aged In any way, IN property or person.
by reason OF the construction or mainte-
nance of the aforesaid tracks, or by rea-
s. The said tracks, as to location, grade,
manner and material of constructions
shall be laid subject to the approval OF
the City Engineer.
G. The permission hereby granted shall
be at all times subject TO amendment or
be subject TO all ordinances now in force
or that may hereafter be adopted as to
the streets Of the city OF Richmond.
z Upon revocation OF the permission
hereby granted, II shall be the duty of the
said company, at Its own expense, within
sixty days TO have the said entire tracks
| removed, and that part OF the street affect
ed by said removal put into condition sim
| liar 10 the remainder OF said street al thu
! time of said removal. For failure Il
conform fully 10 the PROVISIONS OF this
| ordinance, or any requirement made
| therein, or any amendment or revocation
thereof said company shall be liable 70
| fine of not less than ten, nor more thar
one hundred dollars, 10 be imposed by the
| Police Justice OF the city Of Richmond
each days failure 70 be q separate o.
Tense.
s. This ordinance shall be IN force from
BEN II. AUGUST,
July 2l-5t City Clerk.
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AN ORDINANCE
An.o,,os 1,,y ~ 1on9 ,

A VI s f T fSSs TRB TRS
THE HEAL AiIEYs OF fifth; THE CITY. AND To
PROVIDE THE MANNER OF Oh
Be 1t ordained by the Council or the
city of Richmond:
i. That the owner of any lot abutting on
any alley Of the city may construct IN
the alley on which such lot abuts man
ure vault of such Dimensions as may be
prescribed by the City Engineer, the walls
and bottom Of SAID vaults to be of brick,
laid in cement mortar, or OF concrete con-
struction, with granite coping and covered
with heavy iron doors, the work TO be
the City Engineer, under his supervision
and in a manner satisfactory to him, or
instead OF such manure vault the owner
or occupier OF any stable located on any
alley in the city may locate IN such alley
Immediately adjacent to his. stable build,
ing, a manure box OF such dimensions and
construction as may be authorized pS the
City Engineer
q ANY person desiring to construct
manure .vault shall make application ,.i IN
writing for a permit to the cry Engineer,
in which the applicant shall stipulate that
he and those claiming under him VIII IN
dernnify and save harmless the city from
property OF the city or damage 20 any
person or property by reason OF tho, i'm
proper construction or negligent mainte-
nance of such vault, and also STIMULATING
that when SO required by the city he VIII
remove such vault, and under the super
vision of the City Engineer restore the
alley 70 It's former condition; and any per-
son desiring to locate and maintain a
manure box in an alley shall annually
make application in writing TO the CITY
Engineer for a permit therefor, in which
the applicant shall stipulate that he will
indemnify and save harmless the city
from any accident, damage or Injury to
any person or property by reason Of the
location of such manure box in the alley
or It's negligent maintenance. and also
stipr!ste that when so required by the
city ne viii remove such box from the
s. The deposit In such vaults and
boxes shall be removed and the same
cleans and kept in q sanitary condition
under such rules and regulations as may
be prescribed by the Board OF Health.
l. Any person violating any OF The pro-
visions OF this ordinance, or constructing
or maintaining manure vault or box IN
smy alley OF the city otherwise than herein
provided shall be liable TO a iine OF moi
less than two nor more than ten dollars
and each days continuance OF such illegal
vault or box shah be deemed separate
o1epse.
g. The ordinance shall be In force from
40 BEN IT. AUGUST.
aIlxA-h City Clerk.
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The Solomon Case.

Great interest is being manifested in
the trial of Sheriff Simon Solomon, of
gIenrico, which will begin next Monday
in the County Court. The forty men
from whom the jury will be chosen have
all been summoned by Coroner James.
Mr. Wyndham Meredith has been en-
gagged to represent the Passenger and
Power Company, and Mr.. George Bryan
will appear for the Commonwealth. Judge
Sims, Of Louisa, will preside. Among the
witnesses will be Judge Wickham Com
rnonwealth's Attorney Sands, the attor-
neys for the Passenger and Power Com
pany and others.
Mr.. Solomon will be represented by
Messrs Hill Carter and III. NJ. Smith.
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VIE HAVE A NUMBER Of good secondhand
Square PIANOS. in good condition. that we
have taken in exchange. that we Will sell ad, at
we have our expert workmen place them in
perfect order and will sell them at these
sacrifice prices to close them out first come
FIRST served Prices. SIS. $50: go, S3o, SS5 $40
$50, and so on up to 500. ST1EFF, No.
421 East Broad Street.
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sob-A good. reliable Square PIANO, Just the
Thing for n beginner In good condition. Terms.
SIS cash and So per month. ST1EFF, No. All
East Broad Street.
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FOR RENT--Modern Brick HOUSE, No, ssoe E.
Broad Street, opposite Chimborazo PGrk re-
etc. S. B. DUNSTAN, No. IL South Twenty
first Street.
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MONUMENTS IN SOUTH
TO PENNSYLVANIA DEAD
Ry Associated Press,

IIARRISoNBURG. PA. July 23.-The
three commissions created to arrange
for the dedicati ton of monuments to Penn
sylvania soldiers in the South have fixed
upon the following dates:
Andersonville Prison, November 10th;
Seventy-third Pennsylvania Regiment.
Chattanooga, November 18th; Seventy
seventh Pennsylvania Regiment, Shiloh.
November 18th.
Governor Pennypacker and staff and
State officials will leave here on spe-
clal car for Andersonville on Novem-
her 9th.
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Susnects In Jail.

The two negro men. Ed. Pulliam and
John Balthrop. arrested Wednesday night
as suspicious characters and supposed to
field affair. are In the city Jail for the
present,
When the cases were called in the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning, 1t was de.
this morning until they could be ldenti-
fled 1t Is generally believed that they
will be found to be mere tramps. without
any connection with the attempted as
sault. Neither of them seems to fit the
description exactly. Pulliam was fined
$50 by Justice Crutchfleld for carrying
concealed weapon.
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approved July II, 1909
AUTHORIZING THE CONSTRUCTION
OF MANURE VAULTS AND THE
PLACING OF MANURE BONES IN
THE ALLEYS OF THE CITY, AND 10
PROVIDE THE MANNER OF OBJ
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wANTED-A lady Of experience in teaea in
dress Miss j, A, f., Charlottesville, Va
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SET THIS way, Sunday only, ono month, oeo.
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s2a5. A fine Upright Plano, In beautiful Ma.
borany Case, n splendid instrument OF old
reliable make triple strung s.ss pe Sano IL
nrory rcsprct for only s225. Terms $40 cash
and 81 per month. STIEFF. No. 4al East
Rroad Street.
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WANTED by yeung lady. holding first grade grade
certificate teaching English hrnhf fbess yeS SrT
experience. Address Box Al, sperrssiie, nap
pahannock eeunty, va.
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CAaDS under this head arc taken on e ~ sS
months contract, Daily and Sunday at sit'o
per month.
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TERMS on official life OF
pope; endorsed by Cardinal Gibbons; senc,
toned by Archbishop Quigley largesi,, am. ana
nichres; commission or SO per day salary;
freight paid: credit; free OUTFIT. Be quick.
MONARCH BOOK CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
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AGENTS WANTED.

THE ONLY authorized life Of Pope Leo % non
written Win the enc9pra,gementSv aSR sr Ber
g genps lived Nsi il the Vatican as Domestic rrest
TO the pope. This distinguished Amesti etad Nv
the Pope as his official biographer App5os I'll
and recognized by Cardinal Gibbons nnici anu bio
Church authorities as the only o,I.c'ar mo chi.
tceptiy Illustrated; Unparalleled opportunity,
for agents.; best commission; slesan' THE THE
John C. WINSTON CO.. 7lS Arch St, Pniia-
dephia, Pa
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
until ~ o'clock NJ. TUESDAY, July 2si
With FUEL as follows: COO Tons Good
Steam Coal $50 Tons Egg Anthracite
Coal, rs Tons Nut Anthracite Coal, $50
Cords Good Seasoned Pine Wood, De-
free OF drayage and as follows: All An
thracite Coal not later than Septem Der
30 1868. We have storage also for 200
Tons Steam Coal and two Carloads OF
Wood Balance 10 be delivered at such
times and In such quantities as the SUI
'perintendent may direct.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
G.. NJ. HELMS. Superintendent.
July 23-3t
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC HOTEL,
Ocean City. Maryland.

NOW OPEN. Many newly furnished rooms.
single and en- suite, with bath. Venetian doors
to every BEDROOM Excellent cuisine and service.
Select patronage. Rock Spring water served Mt
table and rooms. Fine golf links tennis, fish
Ing, sailing, and cunning. Music. Finest ba tn
ing beach on Atlantic coast.
Lots for sale and cottages for rent. For
booklet rates. etc., address WALTER BURTON,
Mgr, Atlantic Hotel. Ocean City. Nd
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AGENTs-aet tho only authentic. Life Of Pope
Cardinal Gibbons, 6 languages; magnificent II.
color Autograph, 13S19,, free with book: best best
terms; credit; :, outfit free. PAIRlCh
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MEN AND WOMEN sell "offioial Life Of Pope
Leo XI11;'' only biography by Catholic p,u,
fishers; endor sed by clergy. Send 25c.. nlaiinS
cost for prospectus and sox2? portray o.
Pope Leo. HYLASD AND CO.. SO Dear oi Ne
Chicago.
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BIC VALUES FOR LITTLE MONEY!
RAILROADS..
u r p. 3 Richmond, Frederick,s
n1 II * tn burg & Potomac r. r

bk0 ~ hb DurR q TotoInaC y. u
Trains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s ~ A. A. NJ da dly Nah Hyt St ThrousR
tbs A. M. week days. Elba. Ashland ac-
commodation.
5 500 4 a., Sunday only. Byrd 81
$40 a. H., week days. Byrd st. Through.
N:O5 noon. week days. Byrd st. Through.
400 2. NJ. week days Byrd st. led.
ericksburg accommodation.
sos P. NJ daily. Main. st. Through.
6:25 P. NJ. week days. Elba Ashland &C.
SOS +. NJ. daily. Byrd st. Through.
Trains Arrlvs MISUNDERSTANDING.
GAO "A. NJ. week days. EIba- Ashland ao'
s:l5 a. NJ. week days. Byrd St.. Fred
erlcksburg accommodation.
S:a5 A. NJ. daily, Byrd St. Through
II :66 A. NJ. week days. Byrd st. Through.
2:05 p. NJ. daily. Main St. Through.
500 P. NJ. week days. Elba Ashland ac-
o7;15 F. n. daily, Byrd St Through Through.
1929 P. NJ. daily. Main st. Through.
Note-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on all trains except local accommoda tlons.
Genl Man'r. asst Gcn'l Man'r. Traf. Mant
June -. 10oa