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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for the collection and disposal Of
garbage, dead animals. night soil. miscel-
laucouS refuse. and ashes. an the District Of Co.
lumhia. Office of the Commissioners OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia Washington. ID. C. March ~.
l9OO-Se9led proposals will be received at this Of
nee until l. O'CLOCK NOON on TIE 20TI
DAY JF APRIL, 1900, for the collection and dis
posal Of garbage. dead animals night soil mis-
cellaucous refuse, and ashes. in the District Of
Columbia, during a period of FIVE wears. COM
mcncing on the lSt day oi July. 1900 or ~ soon
thereafter rs practicable Specifications ard bani,
iorniS Tor proposals.. and other information on the
subject. can be obtained on application therefor
to the Health Oticer Of The District OF ColunI.a
Only bids on such forms will be considered The
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia will
examine all bids which may be submitted. and
viii ask authority from Congress to enter into 4
contract Or contacts for period of five years iof
tHe performance Of such work, il any. specified IN
s1ch bids As may be, IL their judgment adrln.
'ageous % the District nf Columbia. Tho Com
misSiouerS reserve, however. the right 10 reject
any and II bids. BID must De enclosed I'm
sealed envelope. the outside of which must be
endorsed Proposals. for the collection and disposal
CT carriage. dead animals etc. John b. WIGHT
JOIN ". ROSS. LANSING n. BEACH Comm.--
scrcgs, q. G.. mh20-Vt-exS
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Sciecale IN effect December o. 1899
Leave Washington from station cOsner Of New
Jersey Avenue and c Street
For Chicago and Northwest. Yestibuied Limited
trains lO-S5 a m. sos p m, daily.
, for 'inclnuau. 81 Louis. and Indianapolis,
Express, lO;55 m. Vestibuled Limited $40 p.
M express 1905 Hight, daily.
10 Eor P'tts5rIg and Cleveland. 1875 a. m and
o-SV ara ll;55 p. M, daily.
For Golumbus. Toledo and Detroit, 1906 night.
TOT winchester and way stations, S,55 d. M
AID $50 and $50 T. M
for l.ursy. S.i0 p. m. daily
-I Baltimore. week days. N2:3j. 800. ESQ,
A. 5os. x. 10, $50. $50, xg-S0. NI0.o0 M,
Nlg' ~, d5'i9 M'i5. $500. 15-sj. "A 80. i-S5,
Ni 81. Kll:85 2. m. Su1dJys, x2:S5. A. .05,
- ~ So xD:0) q. n. xl2:0J I:gJ. I:I5.
~, AS;'O, 80. N'-oo. N5:lO, $50. As:00, xi0.0},
For Annapolis. 7.lo and $50 e. M. Is.lj and
% ?. M. Sundays. $50 O.. m. 4.35 p. "a.
70. Frederick. week days, S.25. Ig.jj a. a.,
4-av' O-aD p. m. y nd2ys, 300 a. m, 1918 r. m.
tcr H2B rstowu, Tl0-S5 O.. and 30 =. u
For Boyd and Nay points. Wee, dsys $50
a m, 90 $50. I:o5 p. ni. Sundays, 900 M,
For Gaither~burg and yyly points. week days
$50 q. m. i2-5g S:n9 G.SO. s.95 $50. T.O5.
10 p N. sundays. 800 q. m. Lis, i:5s, s.05.
For Washington Junction and way points,
weeA days, s.3j a. N. 4.55 5:S0 p m. Sundays,
300 a. ~, l:lj p M.
Royal Blue Line.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
For Baliim5re. PEiI4delphia New York Boston
and the East. wee[ DAYS 7.e5 ODinerj. $50
tBghctl; lo-o0 tDiucD N, Eos tUineD.
l:l7 fDin-rl 800 Royal Limited. TX
cluSvely Pullman Train. Dining CT J:0j
DINING Carr. SOD iI-sO, sleeping Car open -
l0,O0 O'clock. and 2:55 night. ~und1ys 7.9a
goo a. ln-. 1905 noon I.I5 Dining Csrs. 500.
sos Dining Can. 500. II.y9 iSeepHg Car open
l0.GJ o'clock. lad 3.85 night
Psrlor Cars n ~ DAY trains.
Tor Atlantic City. 1000 q. Ia. y 90 noon, and
I-lo and 300 p M week days. l2:f5 noon sun
days.
Tor Cape May. week dsys 1s-0j and 1.l5 3. m.
Except sunday. gExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotelG
and residences 5y Union Transfer Co. on orders
leit az ticket Offices. 6l9 Pcnusyivauis AyeDus
NV, New York Avenue and 18th Street, and AZ
D'pot.
F D. UNDERWOOD ID 3 MARTIN.
. v - Hr~ f'.- Ms~ N-- p4-z. Trafic.
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72S 10Th ST. NV, ali psychic work anil advice
PERTAINING Co love, marriage. diror,0S. sickness
and nervous diseases, spcu ocnditicp-, tI1ouEi
bad Influences. enemies. Arc you separated from
the one you I0veg Do you wish marri4ges Come
Go one who never tails. Tells yGu all No
charge. Good luck 20 an. Reading GaiIy Free
consultation regarding eases q all kinds Ask no
questions Tells every thing Are you dissatisfied
Call al once today. No charge for advice and
consultation. Has helped thousands Praise his
name Does more than he promises Gail on
Prof Leo. b convinced Of his capabilities and
truthfulucss- - 10Th St NV bet G. and r.
HOuTs ! p. m to n 7. n. daily. Save this cd.
to refer ta, uo sign; >ttictly ,-nfdcutiaL 4
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AUCTION SALES.

Call al office for semi-mOntiIy bulletin
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

FOR SALE $40 rented at 81 per month g.
room frame and name stable: / st. near Sd
Sc. For sale. $1,000. i-roop and cellar brick on
y J. ave. (rent si0.SO; a nice home CHAS.
A. SHIELDS. l4Gj 81. - nh22-8t EN-
FOR SALE -6-room bFick htuse ON Ilth St. bet.
) and 7; bath and al mod imps. Price. So, 500.
JOHN T. KNOTT Room Il. yls 81 mil22-5t
FOR SALE-l5I Pierce st. NV rooms: rent
So; has water and sewer; hallway. ST. $50.
5S3 9Th me-, Groom modern brick house;
rented at SIS, So 100.
c52 G ST. me, 5 rooms. water and atrobe; lot
20xS5. 81 500
10th IT. me-. Groom modern frame house. with
stable; lot iSNloO. $500
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SON
mh2l-3t 3Os East Capitol St
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mELP wAN,rEp-MAr.r.

Advertisements under this heRd
VIII be Inserted for one cent n word
TO- each insertion.
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
- port News, and all points South, by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" aud wash
- ington.' on the following schedule
Lv. Washington. $50 pm Ly Portsmouth 5 90 pm
LV. Alexandria 100 pm Lv. Norfolk. pm
Ar. IT. Monroe. :. 90 am | Lv IT Monroe o. s5 pm
AT. Norfolk. 500 am Ar. Alexandra. C 80 am
Ar Portsmouth.s.l5 am Ar. washington..7.00 am
Tickets sale Al 81 Penn. ave. y, ana
- .. ticket Uf1ce Bl9 Penn. ave. and CCrnei
- 18th ST. and \. Y. ave, G. & o. ticket Of
- hces, al 5l3 Penn ave. and GO lith St
- 5. A. L. ticket Office, 1894 N y. ave-, and
- on board steamers
. ESF0f further information apply al gen
- eral Offices, 7th st. wharf, Wash. D. C.
- Phone, 80.
no2s-u JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager
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FOR RENT 4 5ruom cottage. wifb collar
good stable, and outluihngs: land IL d,-ircd.
2 mile from Columbia caIs. Addrcs, ol csU or
W. L. SHAW, kenilUorth, u. Z. naa2, s.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY BRICK
HOUSE. 40. 90 d STREET SOUTHWEST

TRf SIZES NALE OE \ lNO-NLOkk kfIlk x
HOUSE. 40. 90 d STREET SOUTHWEST
Ry y5ftue OF a deed q Trust duiy recorded in
I5bc- No. 2au FOL ls6. e. seq. Of the Land
R.r5-5s of the District Of Ccluu 'Gl. and AZ tbc
--,.,r.t oi The party secured thereby. the under
. si--rH surviving trustee viii offer Tor sale BIZ
. n7bIic auction in front of the premises. on MON
nav TIE IaTH DAY OF MARCH A. ID I011
At so O'CLOCK p. ~. the following dcs-ri5cf
TrsI estate situate In the City Of Washington in
~ District CT Columbia. % Wit Part of original
.isbty-OuC t5sD, beginning for tie same a. nor1t
sf5,. fast east from the northwest corn of ssii
To- ara running thence east on d street twenty
f~cr Thence south one hundred SEi ten rr1t thence
,rr.t twenty icrt. and tECncC north ore hundred
ard ten ieet 10 the place OF boE inning, together
vifh All the Improvements, nights. ctc
TgrfC--iuc-tbITL cash. the balaE-e iu one and
ty,, vears with interest from the dsy Of sale AZ
& nor cent Der auuun, secured BY deed O. trust sa
tbe property sold, or an cash at the >ont3n Ol the
rtfrabaser A deposit o. 500 required lp0u ac.
cepfarcc o. bio. II the terms sale are not com
plied with n 10 GAYS tiHm the C1y Of safe the
trustee reserves the right 90 resell the properly at
the risk and cost q the oetauting purchaser
sffer fve DAYS advertisement Of such reslIe ia
sonc newspaper published in Washington d. O.
All conyeyaEC-ug, stamps, etc. ~ the purchaser
cost
ulhs-dSds.eS> Surviving Trustee
The above sale l. postponed until FRIDAY. THE
9SD DAY GF MARCH, 100. al same hour srd
HENRY Il. BERGMAN.
nh2o dSds Surviv'-s Trustee.
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FOR RENT-HousEs.

TOR RENT-To small family. neat, 5room frame
107 18th ST. se, newly Papered aud painted
throughout; latrobe; water in kitchen; large yard;
$50 per month. JOHN II. ODONNEII. 302 Pa.
ave. Sc II
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WALL PAPER

FREE lrsde for Porto Rico may be a reality after
an. IL d very live propoSiticn We oear
Rooms plpered with new. stylish psper-tbe
sping seasons imEdsumest desiers-lof only -
up. Finest work guaranteed. See Us r. c.
NuLTE, $40 9th -. No BRANCH mh2I-u
ROOMS papered. SIS up; gaarautced RICH
A'.D ;. RANEN. 5th and II sts. ne. mh2l-imo
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NANIED-"hite or coloTed man. for dairy wag-
oni also butler; private family. Enquire l6i5
illh st. NV. n EN-
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CANADIAN PACIEIc RAILWAY.
Intended Steamship sailngs froE. Vancouver
JAPAN CHINA ba) PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
EMPRESS OF N..April l6. June IS. Aug 20
kMPhESS OF CHlNA.-..May !. July 0. sept ~
EMPRESS OF INDIA. May IS, July 20, Oct >.
RsBsuEi ISLAND As5 sgSTeEliA
WARRlMOO.. April 6 Nay 4
tor rats Apply izzS Pennsylvania ATenur-
del5-tu. tn sa-l5Ct
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST ENPREsS SERVICE.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CALLH;C. WSST- BOUND. AT CHEEBoCRG-
ESili.S Wednesdays al 10 a. n.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-PARIs
Every wednesday y noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANf-
Plers II and IS. " R--Ohiee, % Broadway. n. Z.
Philadelphia Once S05-s07 Walnut 81
WASHINGTON OFFICE-lS05 = ST n. W.
Or W. c. MOSS. agent. at Sanders Stayman'A
1897 = 81 nv.
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a-IsCELLANEoUs.

WOULD you suffer Tor 90 centsz With rheu-
matsm or neuralgia. when Mexican Eureka
viii cure YOU Manufactured by J. J.. HAVENS.
Ideal LUncUoom, 1906 Pa. ave-. OF AZ G. ST. nv.
ruh3I II
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-CeHHiHc b4rgsius; large assortment
OF high-EIade bieyeie- some oalv slightly
used: from s. up. CYCLE EXCHANGE, 40 10th
uw. IlI.J-3t
BICNCLES-N Newly TcmodcIeI StcrlinCs. Clcve-
lands. Rlmbiers. Columbus and Cthcrs; SIS.
$40 and less, tires. special prices fQlLity con
sidercd). $50. SIS, SIS. s. 80; Goodrich and
Hartford s.; bicycle repairing mechanical over
hauling 81; un1meliug- -; ulC1nihug l6S La
BOFISH. Bicycle Machinist, az 9th g. nv
mhI4-lmo.em
FOR SALE-FARHS.
FOR SALE-Or rent, I00-1cfe farm miles from
Navy Yard. Enquire HENRY g. ENRICH.
9l0 Va ave. So mi2.-..t en-
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THOMAS DOWNING & CO. AucliOreers.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA Burgess n. Cladmon ct Al -
complaiu3uts. vs. Matte r. slater CT al defend
ants Equity No. 2os2O
By virtue Of authority vested in the UNDERSIGNED
IS trustees, By the ORDER ~ The Supreme Court az
the District OF Columbia hearing date the Ist dsy
OF February. lg0O We viii odor for public saie
premises known and designated al lot sixtv-eis1t
(Csl in square l22s. Of The City OF Wasningios
and District Of Columbia being numbered Ig10
on Thirty fourth sttct- northwest of said CITY
said sale 10 take place before tire said prrr1iso a.
the hour of O'CLOCK IL THE AFTERNOON or
THE 23D DAY or MARCH 1900 Terms Of sale
oue-third cash. balance payable IN equal INSTALL
mcnts ot and two years from the date Of said
salc. secured by note OF the purchaser and a
deed OF trust on said premises All conveyanciug
internal revenue stamps. etc. az cost os purchaser
JOSEPH y. DARLINGTON. 40 5th 81. NV,
F. :. DOT CLASS EandalI Building
mll2-GNds.tm Trustees
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FURNIII RI NONED-LIrgc. 2-horsc load. - 80:
pianos moved; experienced movers CoLUM-
BIA TRANSFER CO, 323 ~ st. NV; telephone
1860 mh2O-.t
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ron sALE-sUBURBAy.

FuR SALE Large building lots in the canrcn-
lent village OF Balstou: 5 minute rid. from
thi, city cu scent fare; terms = cash. balance II
pcr week; price 500 each, OF SO cash; no in
tcrcst or taxes until lot Is paid ior; size oi lots
10 feet long hy - feet wide; parties tlkel. fo see
lots tree oi charge. JAMES T.. gLENENTS. ls2l
1 s- NV lsii22-St. ON
FOR SALE-M uyauViiiC. minutes walk from
stcam aud electric cars; cheap Communication
on either; uew 6-room house: lot j0X201: 81 900.
al>o broom house, l-acre lot. finely adapted to
chicken raising; minutes walk from cars: Il 2gl;
terms easy; cver-h0wing artcsian mineral ,relf.
also separate wells ON each place: also lot Jns00:
$50. ROGERS 4 ROGERS Hyattsvillc
mlo1 81. .etn
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NANTED-A manager and Z salcsmcn. Cali be
fore y a. M. no G ST. NV, }. :. JEWELL
nh22-8te en-
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wANTED-UNFURNIsHED RooNs.

NANFED-About April Is. BY mother and so!.
unfinished ro0ms I'd floor; heat. Light an,
gas for !. h. H.: NV section: not over l5 Al
dress BOX 55s. this Office. mh2l.@t
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PROE. LEQ.

CLAIRNOYANT.
aMH.
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sdSdseSS

I'D UAl UF NtIlt II, 10 a -aIC noun aTI
Place
HENRY Il. BERGMAN.
ush2nd dNdz Sufvfvi-g Tn1stpr
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B SITS.
:5 A n WEEK DAYS PTTTsBURG EI-
PREsS-Psrlor and Dining Cans HarrisburE to
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/
| FUR. OR UNFlR. rooms. corner house; cen
| tTally located; private family; m, l.
| DRUG STORE. 9TH and b sw. mh22 g ,em
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FOR RENT-sToREs

FOR RENT-store sod stable Cor. 7tA st. srI
Mas ave. ne. lpIigs.2i
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FOR SALE-N,N incIbatorS from 81 upwards,
fancy chickens, pigeons, pheas4uts, rabbits.
mice, cats, dogs. g9lGsbes. singing Cauarics &c.
SCHWD'S BIRD STORE. 5l2 i2lb.st uw.
Ulh2i-tfem
FOR StfE-Chelp, nv doors, sash. blinds ia,
9th -. nW. ulyl-3 cru
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ONE BLcTTER. with your ad- on. often makes a
sale Zoe YOU They are always before the user
We invent cstchs stylesNrith the latest type. our
imitation t,psWritten letters are great ads. too
They pay 500. $50. 500 envelopes Sl.7j. 500
cards, $50, 500 letteIheads. 500. HANWORrU
Pt BIISHING UOt 81. 5l2 sth 50. NV. n
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HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.

Advertisements under this head
will he inserted for one cent n word
for each Insertion
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FOR RENT-sTABIEs
ZOE RENT-sUnrRaAY-

TOR r EENr-H4lf Of stable Rear 2lo D st ;.
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wANTED-HORsEs AND VEHICLES.

HANfED-One or FNore secondhand bakers
wagons. Address BOX hl4, this cEce
mhs0-3t
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

FOR RENT--A fat Of 3 rooms and bath foF light
housekeeping. 2d floor I2i Fla ave.
mh-.2-at
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S~-----------r~------r---
TAPENBifERS-Wc have just purchased 200 Cali
graph Typcwritrrs from trust agent who was
bard up foy cash. at greatest sacrifice We ever
heard o. The typewriter trust price q these ma
chimes H. 50 each. We will close them cut f0r
50 each and ship ior uial and examination. Not
more than one machine sold Co customer. send
Tor catalogue and specimens. r. :. WEBSTER
co. 3lJ BroldeaE. NeK NnrA. IL
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WANTED Girl with ref TO cook. wash. and iron
Tor small private family. Apply 2025 q ST.
NV. ltcm
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FOR sILE-LOTS.

ATTENTION BUILDERS sale lots. each 2g
N9s, at corcnr OF J0th and Cambridge n WesI
Washington; can be sub-diyided inso lot,; refm,
easy; ug1tion very desirable for Jt ldings IOI -
U. SuuEMAhER. lf2n 4 ST NV ,l,l.an ~ -.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

vi NSHN HILL nurseries; fruit. shade, and oua-
mental trees; shrubs and roses Address y.
HUMPHREY. Agent, EchIgton, %. &.
mnl1. Il en-
The age-herald., 1900-04-08

looms In solitary grandeur many hundred feet higher than Mount Washington, sur- rounded by bodyguard of sentinel moun- tains, and southward Pisgah lifts it's glory above the grand estate of Biltmore, whose palatial walls rise in stately assurance that Ameica has begun to place evidences of her wealth, artistic discrimination and sub- stantal enterprise i'll homes that shall de- scend to generations. Northerners are rap idly finding out why such men at MT. Van- derbilt lavish millions within a ffty-mile range, far from the centers of civilization, in supposedly wild and unattractive coun- try.
 Asheville is an ideal spot, so beautiful and healthful that strenuous efforts are being made to induce congress to take 500,- GOO acres for an Appalachian national park" Asheville, a city of 12,000 inhabi- tants, nestles in a sort of cup, and presents some astonishing features to the traveller. In the hollow of huge hills, out of sight and hearing of the world, you find eXquis- ite costumes fine equipages, tigers and footmen, dainty and elegant women, finely tailored men, shops that would not look out of place on Broadway and show Win dows full of gems. The great attraction to the majority will always be the drive to Biltmore and the inspection of its 125,O0O acres, containing not only the remarkable residence so often described but forty miles of the most perfect driveways; dairy with cattle whose pedigreeS are long CT than those of many lord; and the sta bles. where speed and breeding, beauty and intelligence have won expert approval.
 Even the piggeries are by no means neg lected since they prove that pigs do not love dirt and are as self-respecting an anil nal as any and as fond of a bath as a duck. The guests of Mir. Vanderbilt are supplied with fresh tomatoes. cucumbers, radlshes, peas and early strawberries from the truck farm and hothouses of his estate, while the rich cream poultry and many other sup plies have proved a really lucrative invest ment for this fancy farmer" Magnificent stretches or scenery meet the eye from every point in this prineely domain and around it Is growing up the village of Bilt- more, arranged in cottages that may be had at reasonable price, or in villas, chalets or more expensive residences. These are the natural extension of the great en- terprises emanating from a wise young head and a free hand.
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BESSEMER AS A
 CITY OF HOMES Great Prosperity of the Marvel
 City. INCREASE IN POPULATION Liberality of Bessemer Land Company is Inducing Many to Invest in Desirable Property-The
 Great Industries
INCREASE IN POPULATION

Bessemer, April 7.-(Special) )-The start ing LID of the rolling mill a month ago and the building and operating of several other manufacturing plants here, has given a tremendous impetus to business. Indeed, Bessemer now wears the most prosperous look of any town, except Birmingham, in the Birmingham district. Within the past six months the payrolls have nearly been doubled and merchants are reaping the benefit. Mechanics and Iaboring people are taking advantage of high wages and plenty of work to invest their earnings in home building.
 The population of Bessemer has in- creased fully 1,5OO within the last six months. And the increase is made up of substantial and progressive mechanics and business men-men with families who build and own their homes At the pres ent rate of progress in Besemer, all indi- cations point to an additional increase Of population within the next year of fully 3OOO More than one hundred new resi- .dences are now in course of construction and several hundred more are planned
 The Bessemer Land company Is doing a tremendous business in the sale of town lots. It is operated under a liberal policy. Lots are sold at moderate prices, and home builders are getting practically any sort of terms they want. In consequence, Bes- semer is becoming a city of homes as well as of maufactories.
 At present there are five furnaces of the Tennessee company in full blast, produc- ing e30 tons of iron a day, and both Of the Woodward furnaces, within mile and half of Bessemer, are likewise in opera tion.
 The rolling mill is consuming 100 tons of iron daily.
 The United States Cast Iron Pipe con- pany is producing an output of 25O tons of pipe daily.
 The Central Foundry company is pro- ducing 60 tons of soil pipe daily.
 The New Bessemer Soil Pipe company is producing 30 tons of soil pipe daily.
 The Bessemer Machine and Foundry company is converting 30 tons of iron daily into large castings and sugar house ma chinery.
 The Tennessee Coal and Iron company has SOC coke ovens in operation.
 The Bessemer Fire Brick company Is producing daily many thousands Of fre brick for lining furnaces.
 Besides the above, there are several large ordinary brick manufacturing plants, and one of the largest wood work ing plants in the south.
 The payrolls of the manufacturing plants alone in Bessemer average S150,0O0 monthly and the payrolls of the mines and the Woodward company run this up to nearly $200000 a month.
 Indeed Bessemer Is in the best finan- cial condition of perhaps any city of it's population in the south. The people now here are prosperous and contented and new ones are coming in every day to enjoy this prosperity and contentment
The age-herald., 1900-04-08
Advertisement. Gan You Vote for This Candidate?

There is one candidate for office that does not think the voters of Birmingham. Bessemer, Pratt City, Woodlawn and Avondale should have the right to vote for county superintendent of education. His name is I. w. McAdory. Here is the re- cord-read and judge for yourself. Dan w. Houston who is McAdorys right-hand man and spokesman, introduced a bill in intendent of education for Jefferson cleo tive-it has heretofore been appointed.
 House bill No. 1S2 page 103 of the jour held in August, S99-lastAugust. McAdory being then in office. It Is also provided that the superintendent should be elected ham, Bessemer, Pratt City, Woodlawn and Avondale. It passed the house, but was amended in the senate so as to make the office eletive by the voters of the entire county.
 McAdory wrote letter to the represen- tatives from Jefferson stating that the teachers of the county wanted the superin- tendent elected.
 If the bill had passed the senate, the voters of Birmingham, Bessemer, Pratt City, Woodlawn and Avondale would not have been allowed to vote for superintend- ent in the primary, notwithstanding the fact that these places contribute the great CT part of the school funds used all over the county.
 When one of McAdory's supporters was asked concerning the bill, he replied that "they CD did not want the people in the cities to vote"
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Home of a Vanderbilt

Biltmore, the far-famed, castle-like resi- dence of George w. Vanderbilt, in Month Carolina, seems in its situation to preclude the idea of illness, care or the remembrance of the outer world of weary things, says the Home Journal. It is on a high emil nence, the center of all the breezes that can blow clean and clear from mountain ranges on every side, sheltered from heavy winds, yet ''set tip-toe on a --..le hill." like Keats "a thing of beauty and joy forever.'
 On the northeast blue Mount Mitchell
The age-herald., 1900-04-08
Blossoms in Easter N6CkW6dr

Our early arrivals comprise the swell creations of the Neckwear makers art; colors bright and striking yet harmonious and refned in Clubs Bows Fourth. Hands, Windsors Bat-wngs, etc. special line of Easter gems offered at 50 cents they made for 75cent ties. See this display from makers of the front rank. They await your judgment
The age-herald., 1900-04-08
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Depends who wears it. If s full of brains it would any longer. You can't judge hat. No We buy from reputable, honest factories. If thoy beat it's accidental and they the loss We offer you the terms anything wrong, made right None of Spring styles struggling behind. All in, ready to do their duty Come and give them chance. vast array.
The age-herald., 1900-04-08
REDUCED RATES TO NEW YORK.

Daughters of the Revolution, April 23-27, 1900
 A rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip on the certificate plan has been authorized via Central of Georgia railway and Ocean Steamship company to this meeting, and all who wish to attend should avail themselves of this delightful route with its elegant accommodations and Unequalled service.
 For particulars in regard to certificate plan, reservation in sleeper and steamer, etc., call on OF address, Solon Jacobs, Commercial Agent, 2O15 First Ave.
 4-6-to-4-27