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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-30

MANITOBA stenoErapher conversant with
work OF general freight oftce. understands
mimeosrsph. Address r. o. BOX 10s
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wANTED-A good cook. Apply g. W. stiar.
coz Travis street. gI
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EASTER CARDS-rhe sending o. Eassor
cards IL becoming very populars we hava
nice asscrtmt }. ]. raSou1a z, &
l.. Co. 3oi Main.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-17
BARTLETT.

The warm weather IL being appre.
cisted by all, bat sorry that the snow
is going.
Simon Schmid, the Newbre post.
master, was doing business In town
Tuesday.
VIM. Simpson drove TO Col. e
Smiths farm last Monday, returning
home the same day.
Mrs. F. E. Cole was visiting he,
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nixon. 81
Hope township, last week.
Mrs. J. A. Nc Dougall has been on
the sick list for some time, with the In.
grippe, but Is able to be around again.
Misses Minnie Wishart and Naude
Polssant spent Saturday aud Sunday
with friends In Lakota. Z.
P. D. Norton and his sister, Mis
Mary Norton, took In the masauerade
ball at Michigan City last Friday night
Robert Miller received two carloads
Of birch wood last week, and Gideon
decker M carload. The wood deal.
ers did quite . business during the
cold weather.
Misses Mable, Laura, and Blanch
Wolf spent Saturday and Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
Wolf, who reside on G. H. Doyoni
farm shout seven miles southwest 81
this eaty.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-17
CRARY.

Richard Schroeder is attending the
high school in this city.
Fred Southam spent several days In
Grand Forks visiting friends.
Mrs. E. B. Robbins, who has been
visiting friends in Grand Forks and
Grafton, returned Wednesday.
Mr.. George Miller, n of our prairie
bachelors, was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Oliver and Miss Agnes
Fulton were shopping in Lakota
Tuesday.
The X. o. T. NJ, dance Of last Thurs
day was postponed until March 18th
when it is understood q masquerade
will be given.
Fred Stevens writes that Jackson
Vile, Fla, is a beautiful place but adds
that S2.1O is what he had to pay for his
first breakfast in the town.
Misses Maggie and Katie Prender-
CAST came home Saturday and returned
to their respective schools in Michigan
City and Arvilla, Monday.
Cyrus Leach, while working on the
Great Nothern section at his place,
froze n of bis feet very badly last
week, and has been unable to do any
thing since.
A pleasant time was spent at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Foley,
about one mile from town, list Tues
day evening. Dancing and other
amusements we're INDUCED in freely,
and everyone felt better for going.
Wsdnasds1 svSniaE while boxine
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-17

scene arc arm in the belief that It was
work Of an inoendiary. But what
the motive for such an act could have
been IL dif1cult to conjecture.
NOTES.
s. J. Small and family suffered the
heaviest individual loss.
The IRE started 1t 1870 and Il was
about 5 O'Clock q m. whom the last
wall fell In.
AL Bond lost q 436 fur coat. He got
In too CLOSE proximity to the fire-and
the fur was burned.
If the FIRE engine had not broken
down the In.er-O oeau would DO 1t the
present time several thousand dollars
ahead.
Jack Horsman, one Of tho pluckiest
fireman who ever held . hose, had his
feet quite badly frozen before he was
aware Of It.
Landlord Baughman aroused oil the
guests Of the 6evills. Il was thought
ct q time that that portion Of the
town would 60.
Ed. Mckee and Tom Gasan were
kept busy moving q straw stack In the
rear OF Nj. McKee's house-aud didn't
have time to attend the big show.
The wind from the vest WAS not
blowing very hard, but large binders
were carried several blocks east,
endangering the residence portion OF
the city.
It was q bitter cold night, but thu
weather since has been mild. Il has
been remarked that the fire was 90 hot
It had something to do With breakine
the cold spell.
The writer is under obligation. to
Messrs. Elmslie, BERG, burtsoh or,
Fullerton, DR.. and Jack Horsmsn-
and q host Of others-tor kindly and
valuable services rendered.
Billy Pierce made . play to the
galleries that came near costing him
his life. When the Inter- Ocean once
was all In flames and the ceiling and
walls YER falling, Billy entered the
rear Of the building and lodging the
flames rushed to the front door,
smashed the glass out with his fist and
crewled through the hole. Seemingly
not satisfied with this heroic act, he
crswled back into the burning build
ing-and then crawled out again. He
could have avoided the bad injury 30
bis hand BY simply opening the door
instead OF breaking the glass-but the
act would have been less thrilling
and thrills were what Billy wanted to
! produce.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-17
HELPERS Flats
Furniture in Flats
In.er.o oean, Building .
1ntersO Ocean. Press and Material
s. J. Small Furniture.
Hugh F~itzsimmons. Building
Hugh F~itzsimmons, Furniture

About I O'Clock Sunday morning dre
was discovered In Holders Flats, =
tenement house adjoining the Inter.
Pierce, who rushed TO the engine
house and sounded the alarm. The
hremen responded promptly, and In .
remarkably short space Of time after
the alarm Was given the FIRE engine was
forcing Q strong stream OF water
through the hose.
Owing 20 the intense volume Of
smoke which issued from nearly all
parts Of the building it was q difficult
matter to locate the smouldering fire.
It was finally discovered under the
ground floor. There was no cellar to
the building, and In order to reach the
fire 1t was necessary to crawl under
the elevated sidewalk at the northwest
corner Of the building and cut . hole
through the side Of the building. For
nearly two hours the aremen labored
faithfully and finally subdued all
+vestige OF the fire in that section OF
the building. After drenchiug the
lower part Of the house thoroughly
with water the firemen began to reel
the hose, and the crowd, firmly CON.
WINGED that the fire was over, dis
persed to their homes. In less than
half an hour flames suddenly burst
forth from atlesst two different per
lions OF the building up stairs. The
f1remen quickly prepared to fight the
flames In these new quarters when It
was sscertained that the water supply
pipes to the boiler Of the fire engine had
6ursted. and no moro water could be
had. When this calamity had been
discovered the crowd, which had again
gathered, began moving the material
out of the Inter-0oean office and
they made fast work of It. The upper
story of the Inter. Ocean building which
was occupied by Mr.. Small AZ . resid,
ence, was 90 speedily filled with smoke
after the second outbreak, that It wa
impossible to remove any of the valu.
ables. After the are got we'll under
way the row Of buildings we're quickly
consumed. The dwelling house OF j
mon residence By = vacant lot, %.
capped uninjured. This was one OF the
peculiar features Of this very hot Ore
II this dwelling had burned Cleve.
lands lumber yard would have gone
and with 1t possibly the Sevilla hotel
In fact the whole CITY would have been
at the mercy Of the flames. There wal
absolutely no protection after the Are
engine broke down, and II was very
fortunate that there was not . strong
wind blowing at the time.
There Is q great deal Of speculation
as to how the fire originated, and its
true cause may never be ascertained.
The frsmen who were first upon the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-17

Bismarck Tribune: So far during
the session no member has sought to
achieve a reputation by proposing to
legislate against w. w. Barrett, the
efficient commissioner of forestry.
Barrett has always proved too much
Tor 'em. Look at Hurley-and others
who introduced bills against Barrett
all at home and out Of the legislative
push-while Barrett Is at the front
did much for the state at the Omaha
exposltion-has much more to do-and
never tires in the good work.
The talk Of the town is on the new
line of laces, em~broideries and wash
goods at Chamberlin's.
Send four cents postage to b. W.
Wrenn, passenger traffic manager,
of beautifully illustrated descriptive
book on Florida, Cuba and Jamaica.
tt
L. D. Morse, aged 81 years, died at
his home in Webster township last
Sunday evening. Nj. Morse was born
and raised at Saratoga Springs, New
York, and came to this country four
teen years ago and settled on the farm
on which he died. His wife died last
spring, and since then the deceased
has been more or less afflicted with
mental arrangement. During the ex-
IRENE cold spell last week he wandered
quite a distance away from the house
and caught a severe cold, from the
effects of which he passed away Sun
day. He leaves two sons, Wilson,
who lives on the home farm, and Ben,
located in Towner county, and q
daughter, Mrs. Sarah La Plant, Of this
city. Funeral services were held at the
church of the Advent Tuesday, Rev.
Mr.. Turner officiating.
II you want good land
At prices away down.
Get a move ON you,
And consult ssRustlerO Brown.
The Knights of Pythias gave another
n Of their delightful semi-monthly
parties last Friday evening. It being
the last until after lent, extra efforts
were made to make the event a great
social success. and that the boys sue
ceeded admirably was attested by the
large attendance and testimony of
praise from all the guests. At mid
night refreshments were served in the
hall After tie tables wsrs cleared,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-17

1eesd.y, fhursday and Saturday, at 1880 p. nj
rstarntng Monday, Wednesday. Friday at ESQ y. m.
On ths Bottinean branch trains 70 north Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, ct e:45 .. M, returning
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-17

SC0UNTY CORRESPOND ,NCE,s


with 9 friend Jim Dean sustained what
promises to be . serious injury. 1t
seems In making Q quick move Mr..
Dean slipped and fell hurting himself
internally. How badly 1t Is at present
is impossible to state.
Fabrpa,v 99na "a The deta sat -. 4ho
school chiidren;s en~tarta;nmout -
have a,,cceedod IN ratt;nn ,,n az
program Of music, dislnouee and ,ac;'
tafions Withnmf nnesf;on III iii
snrnass anvth;nn ~ I;Ee n.trra 49, w.
o;van hv III ch;fdran haeo.a fe' evef
nma Y n n
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-17
A s HOTEL.

Carefa observers or thu material
growth Of Devils Lake have noticed
for some months past the great ne
cessity for : modern hotel In this city
The time has como whom steps should
be taken TO supply this urgent want
The city must have . modern hotel
sooner y later. It would pay tho
business men and property owners Ia
give . bonus for the erection Of such .
building. But this will not be neces.
sary. All It will need Is : little imam.
cial. assistance and . pull together.
An experienced hotel man who b fam.
iliar with the needs Of local patrons
and the travelling public, stands ready
to guarantee . good rate Of interest FOL
the use Of asuf1cient amount Of money
to build and furnish . frst class hotel,
The money can be raised right here ID
Devils Lake, II tho leading business
men viii put their shoulders TO the
wheel. It viii not only be . safe and
profitable investment for the amount
Of money advanced, but such an i'm
provement viii enhance the value Of
property throughout the city many
times more than the host OF the hotel.
Think this matter over. The city oi
Devils Lake, to retain the position Of
metropolis Of tho Devils Lake land
S{~k.s~A ~ aNs-tsLEs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-17


ilgh@ we're piaced I'm the
episcopal church and rcctory this
Who has land for salef Come and
-" nn.osA "
Mann L Son are oe11in9barrels
at 41.OO per gallon.
.,,.
Hsassesac 1890 = Wneas wefs
Sso9ens aown ron the Bottinean and
FOyvel sails ram Lands.
For dreesnakino call on Mr. a =
Day, corner an ~. ma Hin avenue
I'm. Croop, Of Niagara N. Y.,hAs %.
cepted Q position in tho dry goods do.
partment Of the Co-oporatiye store.
M..,,,.4..1.. m.-..
- -
iist. X w;th n 81 ~ sgaI y Ia aesis ~
ch.nh..,;. 49, :.
~ ns~ snr;n. MS phys 1sona 10y
smhrcsi aps. Wssn eooos' isces ana
.o.o.u
w. ]. Mordgridge, Of Grand Harbor,
fr;srdc wastang among nus Lewis LAKE
~ s0su
Winter suits and ulsters n
Cost at II. L. Wineman,s.
pov.l, 49,. .... ..,...
rarrsnta ouss ooure loeFs ana county
-
When Won are nervons and s-,aan,ass
take Hood's Sarsanarilia-S r. maEas
the nerves strono and 1ivae rasroahin"
sleen.
All kinds of coal tor sale. Alex
Walker, cor. 4th st. andArnolda avenue
Money to loan ON farma. Ram .
sey County Bank. 2O-tf
Editor q 4 Nva ..ma m .,on,
Valley CITY Last Satnrdav ~ .nsnd
Sunday with his family-j just in time
TO witness the destruction Of the Inter.
Ocean building.
For Are ireurarca : po~,a,,
DR.. q. b. Lundy, dentist, will visit
Devils Lake. February2 Goth and remain
four days only. Prepared to do all
kinds Of dental work. Consultation
free. Office at hotel Sevilla.
M.r.,,or w.,... 90,
Forks opera house, announces the ap.
pearance 10 Grand Forks, Tuesday
iels comic c oper. 200, y. 1ne = ni tSa ,. gsn,
success sThe Idol,s Eve" The opers
~ EEE
WI pc given id~entically the same pro
dnctlon as IN the principal cities
tnrognout the country, IS the com
PAhy carries 81! scenery n accessor'
1888 . complete orchestra.
un.+o.a...
cnts ~ xx1iss.es s coAAats anu
a.
Buy linens now. Table linens
'oSe's' e'c:' u cnamoeri'ns.
Dry poplar, sawed and delivered
1886. La Rue.-Miller 4 Co. 47.4t
Attorney Joseph Denoyer went {,
Rolla the f1rst Of the week on law bust
ness. We learn with q great deal q
paee = 'u nS.saaa OeHoyers Zee IN In Fly
norar ord ~ 49, 49, 40 ~,
+ raw anS - Jana sto o oss
Le.n nn snsaI;na .aDsas .Sat
-ong n;ia ~ anta. ssaa,N Vim . .na
~. ar;.e,nn hntNaus o " M.s, ners.o
mnh.oLan o1 W "1i temls1
See Winemanss new stock o.
shirts and underwear.
ertvl Ann NJ . :" " Fo 4 M aa.1 prop
C.P. Brainard writes from his ole
back "a Dnvijs TSts n.xt 49, III
sister NeIlie' whnsa .]ario,,a iiinsea =
(!Ievaland cs,IaS him - har haJs;de
is now con%yaiesoent after a ionu s;aoe
Of tynhoid faver Har manv fr;anG,
nere Ie}oace wltn the family tnat sn'
!" '"pluAs lecovoF.nR.
Wanted-Dinine roo Girl q
School for the Deaf, Wages. el3 ne
month. Att
seG me noDDy t1ings IN genus
noveities.
o. "ine"ah,s'
Leeds Review: Miss Kate Malone i
spending q few weeks with friends Il
Churchs Ferry. while Miss Lizzie i
being entertained by friends in Devil
LAKE. B9tn young ladies are popuia
DE- M anu yeiag active members OF ID
menon cluo, aIe greatiy missed o
wish them q very pleasant vacation,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-17

ances promised. When at last the
guests departed It ~ with the feeling
that Mr.. and Mrs. Wake, like the good
st. Valentine, wished to make others
happy and had been highly successful.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-17
4 SUNDHY MORNING BLHzE.
Fire Sweeps the Inter-Ocean Block, Destroying
About $4,000 Worth Of Property.

The Cause 81 the Fire Shrouded in Mysterv-.Prob-
ably Of lncendiary Origin.
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Weather report: Generally fair TO-
night and Thursday. Cooler east and
central portion.
Miss Kittie Casey departed for st.
Paul TO join her parents who have deci.
ded 70 live there.
Albert Psmpou has returned to Mad.
ison and will build = house in the south.
east part OF town.
They are coming. Vsstwos.
A marriage license was issued last
eveoing to Fred Sterling OF Chester aud
Lillian Barrett OF Franklin.
Local market, whest, No. 2, 81, flax
30, barley 20 to Is. May wheat opened
In Chicago st 7Aiis ADD closed at 7aA.
b. +. Benson OF Spring Valley, Mimi,
will arrive this evening to take the
position OF bookkeeper for Chris Rsnsch
Fred b. Smith OF Heckls, grand mas.
Ter OF workman OF the South Dakota, A
U. U. W., passed through TO Flsndrsau
on work for tho order.
Stella and Vera Byrnes who have
been visiting Mrs. Johu O'Brien. re-.
turned home TO Mason City, Iowa,
Mrs. Kinney departed for st. Paul and
Chicago.
They are coming. Vestwos.
/ President Blair OF the state board ol
regents passed through on his Wal
home from the north. He will return
in about . week to spend . day at III,
Normal school here.
A ball game will take place Tomorrow
afternoon between . Sioux Falls nine
and u bapd team. The fence srounc
the diamond has heen replaced and tht
admission fee will be 10 cents.
They are coming. Vsstwoe.
W. X. Smythe has returned frou
Trent where he has plated 40 addition
to that village and departs in the morn
ing for the northern part Of Mood,
county to do some surveying. lie re
ports the people at Trent worked VI
over the report that tho Burlington vii
build west from Sioux Falls to Canov'
% they consider this inimicsl to theil
getting Q road from Sioux Falls to Mad
ison.
Tho state w. G. I. Z. convention
meets 10 the Presbyterian church TIL
evening At s p. m. and will be addressed
by Rev. EdYin Brown OF Woolsey OF
Woman in bible lands aud bible times
Tomorrow evening . reception to tn
state delegates will be held at tn
church 70 which the public 10 cordially
invited. A goodly number OF the dele
gates have slreadv arrived for the meet
ing.
They are coming. Vestwos. /,
The county commissioners completes
their session snd adjourned this AFTER
noon. Besides appropriatinR ra'lroa'
assessments to the respective township
they made the annual tax levy which !
a. follows: State general fund 2 mills
st.te specisl, L mill; 1895 bond, i mill
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BIG DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Aitgsld. Tarvin and Lentz Make Ad.
dresses In New York City.
New YORK. Sept. 6.-The Chicago
Platform Democrats held a meeting in
Cooper Union addressed by ex-Gover-
nor John p. Altgeld of Illinois. ex-
Judge James Tarvin of Kentucky and
Congressman John G. Lentz of Ohio.
Each N Of them declared for the re-
nomination of William J. Bryan and
against the policy Of President McKin-
ley in the Philippines. Cooper Union
was crowded to its capacity with an APP
preciative audience.
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MINNESOTA STATE FAIR,

Opening Attendance Good and Attfae.
lions Unusually Fine.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 5.-The Minnesota
state fair at Hamline opened up auspi.
ciously. Attendance the first day wa
exceptionally good. The programme
is probably the best ever arranged. The
new feature, the burning Of Manila and
the electric light races, are proving
drawing cards.
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county general, IL mills; bridge and
roads. 3 mill; poor farm. 3 mill; insane,
. mill; county bond interest and sink.
ing fund, l mill; total, 515 mills. Last
year the total was 8 mills, but this year
the valuation 10 about so per cent higher.
A school poll tx OF e1.W on
each elector was also levied. The
board rightly aud periodically
IN response TO numerous petition.
ere appropriated $500 from the
general fund - Lake oounty's share of
the expense in bringing home the First
South Dakota volunteers from San
Francisco. and it will be sent to Treasu-
rer Schsmber. It 10 expected that tho
next state legislature will return this
money to the county.
City residence lots for sale, els to 600.
ELMER SHERIDAN.
Fine residence property for sale on
easy terms. CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
!. TO Rent.
Part OF residence near Normal school.
Newly papered and painted throughout.
Inquire Of MRS. JOHN WALTER.
A study OF the germs found in the
human system in case Of disease shows
that they oonnot live when Rocky
Mountain Tea 10 used.
FRANK c. SIXTH.
W will pay q salary OF els per week
and expenses for . man with q rig TO in.
troduoe u Poultry Mixture in tho
country. Only good busters wanted.
Reference. Address, with stamp,
Eureka Mig. Co., 502 Mo. Ave-, East. St.
Louis, III.
Wantsd-We will pay $500 q week
; salary to either a man or woman to
| represent the Midland Monthly maya
zine as q subscription solicitor. The
| Midland is the same size Ne McClures OF
the Cosmopolitan. 1t is now 10 tie sixth
year aud is the only magazine OF this
kind published in the great Central
West. 4 handsome premium given to
each subscriber. Send 10 cents for q
COPY OF the Midland and premium list Ia
the Twentieth Century Publishing Co..
st. Louis, Mo.
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DeWnt's Little Early Risers perman-
entity cure chronic constipation, bilious
ness, nervousness and worn.out feeling;
cleanse aud regulate the entire system.
Small, pleasant, never grippe or sioken-
famous little pills."
Cook 4 ODEE,
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The CITY.
LOCAL BREvITlES.
coming. Vestwos.
|augen Of Oldham wss q morn.

No OF Lake Preston spsot the
hs city.
'ess'e McGillivray returned
Lefoy, MINI.
'O'enon and wife went "a
Is FOR a day.
noble Of Howard was in the
s''''ng on the pension board
coming. Vestwos.
uase returned to Wentworth
""' train, and Zels Steele tc
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a H0WNehOld Necessity.
No family should be without Foley't
Collie Cure, for all bowel complaints.
FRANK SMITH.
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GETS HER SHARE.

Decision Of Considerable Importance By
the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 6.-By a decision
Of the state supreme court at Madison,
Emma Blessing Lndington. widow of
Harrison Ludington, Jr.. is given a one
sixth interest in the estate of Harrison
Ludington, former governor of Wiscon-
sin, valued at $1,000, OOO. The decree
reverses the decision of Judge johnson
Of Milwaukee county, who ruled that
Harrison Ludington. Jr., had only a life
interest in his fathers estate. on which
ruling the wife of the junior Ludington
would have no interest in the estate.
You can have q school OF health 10
your OWN family. il desired. Tuition IS
oents. One package Of Rocky Mountain
Tea.
FRANK SMITH.
There's always hope while there's One
Minute Cough Cure. IAN attack OF
pneumonia left my lungs in bad shape
and ! was peal the first stages OF con-
sumption. One Minute Cough Cure
completely CURED me" writes Helen Mo-
Henry, Bismsrk, n. D. Gives instant re-
lief.
Cook s. ODEE.
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A study Of the germs found in the
human system in oase Of disease shows
that they oonnot live when Rocky
Mountain Tea 10 used.
FRANK C.. SIXTH.
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To Rent.
Part OF residence near Normal school.
Newly papered and painted throughout.
INQUIRE Of MRS. JOHN WALTER.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-03

PRoPosALs FOR SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND SEWER AND WATER SYSTEMS Department of the Interior. Office of Indian Affairs Wash ington, D. C, November 8, 1899. Sealed Pro posals, endorsed Proposals for School Build ing, or Sewer and Water Systems, Navajo Agency" as the case may be, and addressed to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs Washing ton, D C. will be received at this Office until two o'clock m of Thursday, December [, 1899, for furnishing and delivering the neces. sary materials anh labor required in the con structlon and completion at the Navajo School of brick dormitOry and sewer system and at the Little Water School of one adobe dormitory building and sewer and water sy t+m In strict accordance with the plans, specifications and instructions to bi 'ders, whicn may ba exam ined at this Office, the IT. s. Indian Warehouse 2S Jonnson Street, Chicago, H., the Builders & Traders Exchange, Omaha, Neb,, the North western Manufacturers' Association St. Paul
 Minn, the Office of the Arizona Republican, Of Phoenix, A. T., the "Times" Los Angeles, Cal The Citizen" Albuquerque, N M., and at the Navajo Agency.
 For any additional information apply to this Office or 10 Geo. W. Hayzlett U S Indian Agent, Fo.t Defiance, A. T.
 W. A. JONES, Commissioner