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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-02
IMPRESIONADOS FA-
VOrabIemente con.
Puerto Rico y sus
1abitantes.
REPRESENTATIVES de clubs COmelCiaIes
de America haCen eIOgiOs de Ia
provincial ' RegimientO de Puerto
Rico.
La psrspsGtIVa natural mas hGTmOsa De-
1undO''.

Los miembroB de los Clubs ComeFcialeq
de Boston, Chicago Cincinnati San Louis
que visitaTon Puerso Rico, est6n impre-
sionados favorablemente con Ia isla Bns
habitantes.
Asi 10 dice el "Chicago Record Herald
aiadiendo:
Hacen grandes slogios de Ia policfa in
sular y del regimiento de Puerto Rico,
haciendose 81 comentario del progreso de
la isla para 81 mantenimiento del 6rden y
81 gran paEo hacfa Ia soluci6n de los mas
diffciles problemas.
Los miembros de los clubs comeTciales
describen en- una relaci6n de su viaje Ia
excursion de San Juan Ponce.
Puerto Rico tiene ahora 425 millas de
carretera ell gobierno acaba de votar un
emprestito de $1.000.000 para continuar
la construction de carreteras.
No es diffcil predecir la venida de una
6poca en- que llegar6n miles de americanos
la iSla para hacer excursiones en- auto.
movies durante la estaci6n del invierno.
Sc ha dicho que en- la carTetera de San
Juan q Ponce puede verse 'la perspective
natural mas heTmosa del mundo''.
So hizo tambi6n una investigation en-
las cOBechas de naranjas en- Ia isla.
Antes de la invasion de los americanog,
no habfa apenas cultivo de chinas en- Pto.
Rico: Ahora cubren las siembras mas de
1000 acres. ..#.
Los clubs comerciales tuvieron una
oportunidad de notar el aumento de La in.
dustria del tabaco3 que ha sido notable
este iltimo afio.
Lo que vieron los viBitantes de los ade.
lantoS en- Ia educaci6n, iu6 sorprendente.
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Ia TlENDITA
Al IadO del AyuRtamlGntO

DE ]. ECHEVARRIA.
Dedicado expresamente Ia venta de
efeCtOs religiOsOE, jugueteB y TRACES para
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAs.-sin quebrantOs para el en-
cCiHt. DiEigirse, Fortaleza SIS, San Fran
GCoiu. p. E. d jose M. CayTar0
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La COmpra de Ia New York and POr-
to Rico Steamship Co..
Va a ser admInIstrada fOrmandos8 como una nue.
Va COmDania, !.

La "New York & Porto Rico Steamg,
hip Coz, comprada por Mr.. Morse POGO
anteB de salir para la Habana, va 4 scr
administrada formandOla como una nueva
compaffa 10 mismo que las otras hneaa
Morse
Sc airma que las aeciones de Ia nueva
Compafia serdn ofrecidas & Ia subscription
p6blica al mismo precio que la de las IL
meas "Ward and Clyde q $50. ....
La antigua "New York and Puerto
Rico Steamship Co" fu6 capitaliaada pOr
So 100000 en- acciones y $984,0OO en-
bonos.
PoBee oinco vapores con un toneIage de
cerca de 10000 operando entire Nueva
York y Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-02
DOCTOR COLLINS MEDICAL INSTITUTE

ENFRRaaos! Poned padecimiento Obened
que
Ecasa remuneraci6ni Eito seguro! Curac6n radically!
UNIcA INSTITUTION cuenta especastas
medicos para cada enfermedad
que puedan
s1tas
ri.
organization Institute MGdieo Sc
pueden faci1
tando al propo empo edte relacones bancaa
e1 pago de las misnas.
Consul PoRQUE LA
asi han hecho
BIENEsTAR.
REsULTADos EsPERAR QUEDARE1s Salts
AGRADECIDoS.
La cURAeoN Ia eg1a; exepci6n ST tiene
estampas de sin cancelar fanque
nombre direction. Este ihro
gravados expicatiyo
Dirase al
DR.E.C. COLLINS MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
l4O West 34th Street. NEW YORK. u. S. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-02
n. R. SILVA

Platero. especialista en- unonturas tifano
otras, estiIo moderno, pTendas de orc Y
plata q precios m6dicos, garantiza sus ira
bajos y responde de la prenda que Sc lie
conffe, Casa de Prestamos. II. Luna IL
Hace tola clsse de operaeiones de presta-
mos sobTe alhaias de orc plata
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IMnIclnnR GENERAL

C3NSEJo A. LAS MADREs-El jarabe canuante de
b Sci Winsow debe sepre que los naos estan
en- ,rodo De Ia dentici6n. Proporcona aivo immediate
d pequeho paciente, produce n sueno natural tran9uo
nva door el angelic despierta muy yiyo aegre.
Es muy agradable al paladar ealna al nino abanda ss
encas aliVs dolores, hace faciles las ncones del
est6nlago regula los inesnos. Es el meior reedio
eonoedo para diarrea ya provenga esa de Ia denc6n
de euaquera 1engase mueho cudado pedh
e tJarabe Camante de Ia Sonora Wnslow"; Is e mejo
da todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-02
F. MATANZ0
Or. EN- MEDICINA Y ClRUJIA
OCULISTA

Ex-medico auxiliar de la Cl1nica Oftal-
mOl6gica que q cargo del DR.. Barraquer
existe en- ell Hospital de Ia Santa Cruz
de Barcelona.
Consultorio exclusive para afecciones
de los ojos
Tetuan, "a (cerca del TeatrO.)
H6ras de consultas:
De IL de la mafiana, Gratis q los
pObres: de 8 a de la mafiana.
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EI rsmats de ia Carga de Ia
gOIsta Helen N Atwood"

Anunciado psEa el martes 2 de abril en-
Ia playa de Humscao no Sc llevar6 efec-
to hasta 81 jueves, de abriI las 10 de
Ia manana, frente al almacen de los sefio-
res Bertrdn HeTmanos, 10 q Sc aviss los
interesados.
VIM. F. WATT, captain.
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SEPASE

Que no pubIicamOs communicates sin que
sean pagadOs pOr adelantadO.
CGdR seis palabras se cueDtan pOr una IL
n0a y la Inca vale diez eentavOs.
Las oaFtaa que vengan con comun1cRdoB
ain "a impnFts no 60 anntAGtap.
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LEGAL NOTICES

=. 81 a ~
NOTICE = SCHOOL ELECTION = AT
the election for members Of the Board
of Public Education ln Wilmington 10 he
held on saturday June Nfh. 1901 ine city
elccilon districts will be dlsitihu ed amonG
the school election districts rs follows
First ward-First School Election dis
trict viii be composed OF the First Elcc-
tion district Polls at No. -0s Wcs -Four
street
First ward second School Election a s-
irict will be composed of Second ana
Third Election districts Polls az Public
School No 22 Second street. near Waah-
lngtou. street
trict composed of First. Third and Fifth
Elcc&ion districts Polls at Public school
No II jefferson street. below IN RI street.
Third ward-Sccond School Election dis
irict composed Of Second and Fourth
Election districts. Polls southwest corner
Second and Monroe streets.
Fifth ward-rirst Schonl Election dis
trict. composed OF First Second. Seventh
ana Eighth Election districts Polls Pub
ie School No. ?. Eighth and Woliaston
Fifth ward second school Election dis
trict composed of Third Fourth and
Ninth Election districts Polls Public
School No sS, Eighth aud Adams streets.
Fifth ward-Thrd school Nlcction dis
irict. composed of Fifth. sixth and Tenth
Election districts. Polls southwest corner
Seventh and Rodney streets.
Sixth ward-rirSi school Election =
irct. composed of First and Third Elec-
tion districts Polls northwest corner
Seventh and French streets
Sixth ward Second School Election dis
trlct. composed ef Fourth. Ffth SIX n
and Seventh Flccilou DISTRICTS Polls.
Public School No s. Walnut street. near
Twelfth street
Seventh ward~Firsi School Election dis
trict. composed Of First, Second. Third
Fourth. Fifth and Sixth Election districts.
I nAIla nffit1llI ZHNarI - ~ ININnorfh ana
Washington streets.
Seventh ward second school Election
district. composed of Seventh Eighth and
Ninth Election districts. Polls. northwest
corner Eleventh and Adams streets.
Seventh wurd-rhird School Election
district composed OF 'rsnth. Eleventh, +,
/ Twelfth. Thirteenth. Fourteenth and F'lf-
I tcenth Election districts Polls. Public
School No. l3 Seventeenth and Union
streets W.
Ninth ward-First school Election dis
I trict composed OF First. Second. Third
and Fourth Election disirlc's Polls.
/ Public Schools No. a sixteenth and Clay-
Ninth ward-secona schoni Election Dis
/ trict. composed nf Fifth Sixth seventh
ana Eighlh Election districts Polls,
/ Public school No. IT, Tweuty-scccnd
Ninth ward-Third school Election dis
/ trict composed of Ninth Fiectlon district.
Polls. Public school No. p. cafner rhir-
Eleventh ward-First school Election
district composed Of Firsi second ana
I Third Election districts Polls Puohe
/ school No 70. Oak and Harrison streets.
/ Eleventh nard-Second School Election
| district composed OF Fourth and Fiffh
/ Election districts Polls Fifth avenue and
Brown street
Polls Omen AZ is oclock noon. or y
minutes thereafter. and close an o'clock
| D. m.
Nv order Of The P~arS 80 r'If, ',.ii'-' ~
ton. HARRY j. GUTHRIE
/ g4-tt Secretary
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THE BUSINESS FARMER.
Some Method and System Of Keeping
Accounts Advisable.

Some Method and System Of Keeping
Accounts Advisable.
To keep up with the times the farm
er must be a business man. He will
unite method and system with farm
training. He may or may not keep a
formal account or practice a system OF
bookkeeping but at least he will know
just what he is doing and how and
why. II his business Is or Is not pay
ing he will find out Just where the re-
suits are coming from or viii discover
where the leak is before the sheriff
comes.
The way in which this is done will
depend upon the training. Many sue
cessful farmers have never been ac-
eustomed TO keep accounts and do not
feel its necessity. They have worked
their plan Of farming into a system
which is about the same year after year
and after having once figured out cost
and profits IN certain lines which are
OF chief Importance they are able to
tell very closely where they stand at
any time They know the cost OF a
quart OF milk q dozen of eggs or a
bushel OF potatoes under usual condi-
tions and are able to quickly figure out
the changes brought about by new
market conditions. Very likely such
: farmers would meet surprises should
they actually keep a system Of books,
reckoning everything at the start, ac-
cording 10 market value, including all
charges for labor. taxes, living ex-
penses. seeds, manure, fertilizers, tools
and other incidentals and balancing
this account with the various itemized
receipts from all sources, including an
allowance for the farm improvements,
remarks American Cultivator.
Whether the account system is COM
plete or not many hints and valuable
items for reference may be obtained
simply by keeping a pocket diary and
jotting down the things most likely to
be needed for reference.
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IN THE ORCHARD.
A Great Annual Waste From Cutting
Down Fruit Trees.

A Great Annual Waste From Cutting
Down Fruit Trees.
There Is great annual waste
throughout the country from the cut
ting down OF fruit trees. according to
Iowa Homestead. Trees that from
some cause have convinced their own
er that they are useless cumberers Of
the soil are cut down without hesita-
ton. though sometimes with regret FOR
the time aud money wasted.
Pause and Reflect.
II may be that the tree has proved
untrue'to name and produces worthless
or at least inferior fruit 1t may be
some new kind that was expected to
surpass the old kinds and, as often
happens, proved inferior TO them. It
may he that 1t has stood for a number
OF years without bearing, and its own
er believes II barren. 1t may be that
the scale has Infested IL. that some Of
its limbs have died and that Il Is
thought 20 be doomed. No matter
which one Of these reasons may be In
nuenclng you to apply the AK, ask you
10 stop and reflect before you make
your action irremedlable.
Every Tree Has Value.
Every tree has a value II the fruit
be utterly worthless the tree neverthe-
less represents an expenditure OF time
and money. If IL was bought Of a nurs-
cry there is the first cost OF It. Next.
there is the labor Of setting IL, then the
cost of cultiyatng and pruning and
caring for IT, and. lastly, there Is the
use OF the ground Il has occupied for
maybe dozen years.
An these elements OF cost should be
considered They will usually amount
to at least $40 and often S25. Pause
then, before you destroy your own and
natures work forever and ask yourself
/ n there IS not some way 20 avoid such
an extreme measure. There is often
a way 10 redeem such trees, and that
Is by grating upon them the scions OF
some other tree. Grating Is not very
difficult, and even II you have never
attempted il, you should not be afraid
TO try II is now d bo late for this opera
tion. as the scion Ahould be cut before
the buds swell In the spring.
Budding In Summer.
Budding IN late summer may be sub
stituted for grafting- II is, however
truly remarkable how soon grated
tree will form q new top and bear new
fruit II it has happened that the trel
has been condemned for not bearing
i It Is almost certain that It's barrennes
has been occasioned by too rapid
growth In too rich a soil. II this appear
TO be the case. then there Is a remed.
in girdling the trunk. Along In Ma,
when the tree Is growing rapidly tea
Off strips OF bark a foot or SO long al
around the tree, leaving only about
third Of il undisturbed in alternate sec
tions. This will usually check IN
growth and throw the tree into fruitag
the next year.
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SQUASH FLOWER READY FoR DEEs.
Bugs did not kin l managed to burn up
with tobacco and sulphur or some 9TH
er mixture supposedly harmless. Aft
or wasting about a half gallon Of seed
/ saw ] had made a mistake IN not
having a trap crop Of bush sQuashes
to divide up the insect attacks. The
bush sQuashes being thrifty and rank
growers are not much damaged by in
sects, which prefer them to the finer
squashes when the latter are well COW
cred with dust or plaster
lest no time in planting several hills
Of bush squashes, and after they came
up lost very few Of the other
sQuashes from insect damage, but
lost several hills from the effects OF too
rich manure In the soil and the use OF
too strong insecticides. protected
twelve hills with wire screen protect
ors, and these and few late replants
were all l had left besides the bush
squashes. Ny squash patch presented
a very sorry appearance, but favorable
July weather soon changed things.
The vines ran about all over the gar
den, and 1 gathered a good crop. The
year 1906 was very similar TO 1905 as
TO season. but had an early trap crop
Of bush sQuashes and so saved most OF
the replanting. In short, my plan is
to plant a trap crop OF the Bush Ford
hook squash, then in three or four
weeks / plant the Fordhook and Deli
cious suuashes, which do not inter.
cross, and these are busted with COM
mon dust every morning until out Of
danger. The stink bugs are caught by
putting shingles or chips near the hills
and killing the bugs collected on the
underside while dormant early In the
morning. Between July 1 and July D
l spray the roots and nearby portions
Of the vines every three or four days
with kerosene emulsion. However. the
trap crop Of bush sQuashes gets about
all the borers, but is not prevented
/ from ripening fruit. About Aug. 1 ol
when the other Fordhook vines begir
to set fruit the bush squashes, which
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Spraying Potatoes.

Spray potatoes with bordeaux, in
which is used some poison, such as
paris green, at the rate of four to six
ounces in fifty gallons For early pota-
toes in New York the first application
should be made in June and for me-
dum varieties from July TO July 10,
while late potatoes may not require
treatment before the third week In
July. Repeat the application at periods
of from two to four weeks. Usually
three treatments are sufficient for both
the beetles and the fungous troubles
as we'll
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rh. Hnnfa ~ Anlnals.

The hoofs Of animals are constantly
growing, When they walk around on
the ground the sand, stones and other
hard surfaces wear the hoofs away
enough to keep them I'm a normal con-
dition. but stabllng cattle and other
animals and keeping them for months
on soft straw give the hoofs an op-
portunity TO grow because they get
very little wear. 1t is often necessary
TO give them attention with a pairing
outfit along this time OF the year
Farm Press.
Evening journal., 1907-06-07
Ranewnl Of Orohnrds.

Renewal Of orchards may proftably
be accompanied by the addition Of sta
HE manure, either worked into the soil
beneath the extremlties Of the branches
or allowed t. remain upon the surface
TO be covered later with straw or other
coarse material applied as a mulch.
The combination Of renewal and fer
tillzation will work wonders ip the re
juvenatlon Of many old orchards long
considered Improbable and valueless.
IF. III. Ballau.
A moments patience Is ten years
-omfort.-Greek proverb.
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aa.ssssse
sfARM% cRRDEN
S5~--
GROWING SQUASH.

Value Of a Trap Crop In Protecting
Vines From Bugs.
AS regards growing squash in the
garden a writer In Rural New Yorker
gives his experience in planting a trap
crop as follows:
In 1905 l did not have trap crop OF
Bush Tordhooks, and as the weather
was warm and showery the striped
bugs ate up the plants faster than I
could plant the seed or the plants get
through the ground What plants the
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VIM scREEN rRorrcroR.

will cross with the other Fordhook,
are pulled up and burned or put in the
compost heap.
The above method is the only way
1 have been able TO raise squashes and
cucumhers in the garden, though 4
raise squashes by the wagon load in the
cornfelds with no bother other than
planting the seed and harvesting the
crop.
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For tho Peace of the Family.

Shortly after birth any sharp teeth
in the mouths Of the little pigs should
be broken out by means Of a pair OF
small pinchers. This will usually be
found TO help materially in smoothing
out little family difficulties.
Evening journal., 1907-06-07
PUBLIC SALES
rI-nL1caALr


PUBLIC SALE.
Public sale OF farm boy authority and
under the tcrms of the viii of john Bld-
die deceased late of The hundred and
county OF New Castle State of Dcnwurs.
VIII be exposed 90 sale go pubic vcnduc.
on WEDNESDAY, JUNE ~. 1907.
At o'clock. D. m. ut Porter station.
All that certain farm, plantation aud
tract Of land. situate in the hundred aud
county of New Castle, State of Delaware.
about one-half a mile from Red Lion on
the road leading from Red Lion 90 the
New Castle end frcnuhtuwr rurnnikU and
about one and onc-hall miles from pori T.
station and from Bear station. Contain
ing rs acres of high land, including a
" voodlcaf OF about l5 acres An OF tho
cleared land Is Do a hsh state of culu-
walton. There are mo- marshes ur low
lands togeiher with q dwelling house and
out building, which include very larsa
new modern combination barn.
viii positively hc sold to the hghes 90
bidder Terms viii be- made known on
the day Of sale by WALTER -. BiDpl %
Executor. on by his attorney, WILLIAM
IA. COOPER, JR. il-9t
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PUBLIC SALE

bedroom diningroom and kitchen furni-
turc. CHAIRS carpets. pictures. printing
press and type, table, dishes, etc.
iG-3t STfDHAM a SON. Auc.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Houses. an kinds and sizes. casy terms.
Lots IN amy section Of ihp city icrms to
suit purchaser Farm. ln auy section de-
sred, We have good buslucfs propositions
for quick buyers. Local STOCKS for sale.
guaranteed 3 per cent DIV dcnds % YOU
wish to trade for large on small properties
consult us first we are spocilifg In
an things nrrlainiuu tn REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE.. noihlns to- large Tor
rs 90 handle We can iurn sh anything In
our limo. our advise ia free for the ask
ms, we sell with gulrnlce. we credt
our succcss 20 our satisfied cicnte hon
esty ana squire deal ug is our motto. we
make personal inNestIgat on before fcll-
ms. if you wish Information regHrdng
any properties for homes or investments
In any aeclinn of the rnied states or
foreign countries We can gct % ior yout
we are the only members Dob Delaware of
the Central Arsocal on which has
membership ol over lNN Esfalfs inau-
aged, tcnts collected. monthly se Elements.
Insurance OF an kinds none bni best con-
panies represented expert accountants
and patent advisors Patents for stls.
r q McENiilN co..
f.i W. rolrth ST. WILL Dell
Open evenings Both Phones.
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tOr Sale

Nice large house with elegant ground.
80 by l12, n tho city 90 Ncw Castle fac
ms The liver. posstasfn gVou, and viii
be- sold cheap
1909 NsH- nurcu street, l0 rooms and
bath good condition rnt9ssalon win be-
sold before JWly b. sure. ..f
Several large new nl dnrn' houses at
kcnimcrr. Hlsy terms and possession.
Several nice nrW houses at ieih ana
Clayton ana DUPONT slro ts Ali modern
improvements lofsoAs on nnd ratt terms.
Nice lot 90 hy M IS s. ShpNcrpaa nVc-
nue East 90 nio1mc ST. Make an offer.
Must sell ia cluso an estate
For investment. N0l li2i Read street,
rents for tlin Must bc fold
CHARLES g. kuRTH
loll Market Street.
ui-i-cod-tf tppposite Court House.
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NOTICES.
REPAIR WORK
PROPOSALS

--l111r-lll1ll7T-7--7
pROpOSAf.S-Seaicd proposals VIII be
received by the undcrs gncd. and wiz he
opened June M at !. o'clock noon for
and rcplastcring the wallis and repairing
the roofs of the cmcfgtncy Hospital of
New Castle county at Farnhurst Del In
formation about the improvements can be
had of James ~ Foster. superintendent,
Farnhurst Del. All bids should be marked
Emergency Hospital Bids. and adj
dressed 10
JAMES IT, POLK. Chairman.
Newport Delaware
jatosdaily ilotoia-eod
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PAPER HANGING
ROOMS FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-Comfortable rooms for
gentlemen dodgers with or without board.
lOaO Tatnall street m30-f
FOR RENT-Rooms. VITA board. lils
Market ST. mlf-im
FOR RENT-Front rooms. furnisncd.
with use of bath. si6 East Seventh at
a2e-tf
GIRARD-S0s. s0i and 500 Race st.. Phiie-
delphia. Rooms. y, 81. SOC. Gentlemen only
n2S-ly
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WANTED Manager for branch Office
We wish to locate here ln Wilmington.
Address with reference. Tho Motifs
Wholesale House. Cincinnati, ONO
2i-iu.
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ATLANTIC CITY.


MCKINLEY HOTEL. Pacific Avenue aud
kentucky Very central conN. TO piers
ana amusements. IS per week. up
J. McGiNLE.N
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BoARDERs WANTED

.--+-ee-es-----,-.--
WANrED-Two gentlemen boarders APP
ply l2l2 ratnall 81 Jo-at
WANTED gentlemen boardcrs
also mau and wife. also table boarders,
22i W. N.uih street n2l-lm
WANTED -noarders home comforts, q
per week. eis West street mo-im
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST Female Irish terrier; register
number 1919 Reward ~ returned 90 lui
Poplar street i6-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED rs on 10 years OF age,
90 work in press room and learn newt-
paper business. Apply Press Room. ENen-
ing Journal Office. Fourth and Snipl y
Sts. li-tt
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.


MONEY 10 LOAN Oh des.rauls nrst
MORTGAGES on city properties In amounts
60 suit. HAWKINS y CO. 512 Market ST.
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nor SALE

FOR SALE-propirtr on Madison st..
excellent husin ,ss locatlon also lot on
Eighth avenue. Apply s. JOuRpAN on
Washington ST. mN-im
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wANTED-AT ONCE, ONE HUN
drcd good laborers; twenty cents an hour;
free board and iodsing Apply COS Mar
kct street. second door front isu
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Two counters. two tables
and one outside show case. Can 20 Mar
ket street h-H
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WANTED

WANTED Highest prices paid for old
gold and silver broken irwelry NJ HAIR
RIS, l26 Market st. i3-ly
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cHIROPoDIsTs

--------7v7-
En- 20 have your feet or hands
OOC treated. See Simpson (2j years
experience $40 Shipley street. m5i-lm
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SEAL & ASCHENBACH,
NO. 3 EAST SECOND STREET.
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,

Cofees Teas and Spices and all kinds of Canned Goods.