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The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26

ITO LET--Pleasant front room with alcove,
furnished or unfinished, steam heai and
bath. Inquire at "a PINE ST. 22-l
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26
PIANO TUNING.

This Is to inform my friends and customers
that my order slate can be found at Y. q.
HAYES, Jr., Music Store, 43i Congress street.
ii. L. MILLS, Piano Tuner. feb5eodlmo'
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26

EOR SALE-The house aud lot known as tho
Il burlington property al the corner OF
Main and StOudwater streets, Westbrook.
Large lot and comparatively modern hDu.e.
Inquire OF W. w. CUTTER. 70
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sealed Proposals.

sealed proposals.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the un-
dersigned until noon, March 18TH 1900, for fur
nlshlng all the materials and labor required In
the erection OF a Congregational church TO be
located in Gray Ne. Plans and specifications
m Ay be seen and inform alton obtained at the
ONCE OF Wilt am X. Miller, architect, Lewiston.
Maine, all bids 10 be sent TO the committee.
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or al OF the
bids. JAMES +. HANCOCK,
HENRY G. DOUGHTY,
HARRY MERRILL,
II. n. SAWYER
GEO. L. MERRILL,
feb22diw Gray Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26

FOR SALE-NO. 367 Forest Avenue, Wood
fords house has rooms and 10000 feet OF
land and will be sold at once for $1,000; only
$500 down. balance sl5 per month pays Tor It.
Remember us on Forest Avenue. DALTON
q CO., SO Exchange ST. feb9-u
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26

FOR SALE-Deerlng Avenue, Fessendcn
PaTk, new nine t9l room house, with every
modern convenience; location unsurpassed,
electric ears and lights. baths etc Price only
$500. Easy terms. DALTON 4 CO. 90 EX-
change street feb9u
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26

TOR SALE--The only drug store In thriving
manufacturing village with large surround.
Ing country TO draw IRON, good fixtures small,
clean stock, low price Address DRUG STORE,
Box 1857. noY27-u
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26

EOR SALE The only available lot of land
Il on tho Western Promenade, located be-
tween the residences of Messers. Garland and
Conley. Also a frst-class furnished cottage,
stable and land at Willard Beach. Apply
TO TRUE BROS, No. 3oi Fore street 3l-f
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26

FOR SALE-Deering Highlands. Ave - ele-
CANT new houses directly on car line.
Every modern convenience; prices range from
& 500 10 Sl,j9O and terms are right and easy.
Deering property is booming remember.
DALTON & Co, 50 Exchange st. feb9-n
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26

ITO LET-Store No. 81 Free ST., now occupied
i by Singer Sewing Machine Go. Possession
March ist CHAS. MCCARTHY Jr. all
ITO LET Large room, well furnished, for one
Il dollar, ut 273 CONGRESS ST; board II
desired; bath. gil
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26

ITO LET-At woodfords. 2 rents upstairs. 8
Il rooms, SO. Downstairs. rooms, Sill, No.
IA Clifton street. No. 81 Danforfh street up
stairs 8 rooms, $40. N. 5. GARDINER, So Ex-
change street. col
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NOR sALL-rIoperty I2l Pleasant stLeei. be-

FOR SALE-Lodging house In Boston. near
State House, 20 rooms, fine location. excel
lent furniture, low rent A money maker.
Worth $3.50 Price 5000: half cash; easy
terms. KELLEY, 81 Lynde St. Boston 2ti
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26

nor SALE Magnificent cottage lots and
IL new cottages at OTTAWA Park, lClid Cot
tage Property on Caps electric line, near
Cape Casino. Some o. the advantages are good
streets, excellent car service, Sebago water.
electric lights. fine beach, up 10 date restaurant
OnI he grounds only desirable parties. no
cheap cottages, everything strictly tcSt class.
Prices and plans at our office. DALTON s. Co.
IS ENcha &c street. tan26du
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26

EOR SALE-House located west OF state
street, containing rooms with bath, hot
water heat, set tubs, open fire place in dining
loom, large yard. etc. Price to close estate
only 5000. Particulars FREDERICK ). VAIL
Real Estate, FIRST National Bank Building
o0i
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LOST AND FOUND.

u OST-On Saturday, February II, a pun ana
IL white coon cat a wear and half old. Re-
"" ~ 20I
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EOR SALE-is foot square stern launch.
Il Fitted with 1ia h. D. Palmer gasoline en-
CINE, cedar plank copper fastened, mahogany
deck. seats, grating and ceiling, all finished In
natural wood, polished brass knees, chocks,
cleats etc. HENRY w. RICE, East Booth
bay, Me. 2ol
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for - cents, cash i'm advance.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26

STORE TO LET-At 267 Congress street APP
gress street. dec23du
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26

ITO LET-summcr visitors take notice the
L Baine House Is centrally located GO Spring
street, cor. OAK. rooms and board. Price siot
per day. tS-u
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26

IHOR IENT-House 40 Pine street. Posses
Il sion given Immediately. Enquire at PORT
LAND SAVINGS BANK. 81 Exchange street.
LIT
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26
WATCH REPAIRING,

We make a speciality OF Watch Repairing.
We do your work In the best possible manner,
and guarantee every job. We are prompt and
always have job done when p-omlSed.
MCKINNEY THE JEWELER. Monument
Square. jan2Gdu
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-26

EOR SALE-Magnihcent double house tevery-
l. thing entirely separate) on Brown street.
(now Norwood street, Deefing, open fire.
places, steam heat, plazzas, bays. very SUNNY.
near two lines of electrcs, a modern house 10
every respect architects plans aud bull by the
day you can live in one rent and let the other
fer $500 per year look Il over; call afternoons
DALTON, SO Exchange street. 25-u
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
Seeliuger---Nortou.

Married at the home of the bride :
parents, Mr.. William Seelinger and
Miss Mary Norton on Wednesday
Feb. FL. at i O'Clock p. IN. Rev.
Father Seaman of Rich Hill otticiat-
ing. The bride was tastefullv attired
in Q travelling suit of brown cloth aad
carried brides roses. The groom
wore the conventional black. The
attendants were james Norton. a
brother Of the bride and Miss Ger
mania Dooley of Butler The bride
il the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
II Norton of Summit township. beau
tiiul and accomplished and possess
ing many sweet graces that make a
woman so loved and companionable
The groom is one of the most sub
staatial of Summit farmers.
Dir. and Mrs. Seelinger will reside
AT Summit Center y
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
WILLIAMS
CASH GROCERY
Are Sure Enough Slaughter
ing Prices.

| We have been selling goods in But
Ter for nearly twenty years and never
have We sold goods ON a smaller
profit than We are to-day.
The people OF Bates county know
| that we inaugurated cheap prices on
goods in Butler many years ago and
we have held firmly To that plan ever
since. and il was for several wears
that no firm in Butler would
undertake To meet our prices on any
thing. But finally, seeing they had
to do something, they did meet us
on few things in the grocery line.
and the people of Bates know this TO
be fact. but how long did they stay
there?
Other firms started up with a storm
and buster, but what did they do?
The storm and buster was To opt
people excited and cause "A rush To
their place if possible Where are
they now? Asking higher prices to-
day than W. are on everything.
We have plan of doing bushes.
That plan is to sell only the best OF
goods. and sell EVERYTHING-not
a few things, but EVERYTHING we
handle at the lowest possible price,
and We repeat again. as we have Of
ten done before. that, when You can
buy anything for less money than
Won canat
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
"Gabe's Cab. in Rich Hill Reyiew

Jim Crawford invited the whole
court house. Henry included, into
the sheriff : office the other day and
treated the whole "shootin match
10 apples, Other aspirants take
notice. Postmaster Wei.
ton showed us through the L. q. n
few days ago. Ii is a splendidlv ar.
ranged Office and Mr. Welton is max
ing number one official. givinguni
versal satisfaction. Almost as GOOD
a L. NJ a. our j. h Martin
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
Williams Bros

You will find il IA cheaper grade. We
have bought 3 ear loads of the finest
and latest improved implements In
buying our implements we selected
the best of everything Others may
tell YOU that we could not get the
best as they had il, but don't You
think So for "A minute, the best goods
cost more money, and the people
IarOund Butler have never had
chance to know what the best nipple
ments are. We have them, and we
paid more money for them too than
Others paid for theirs. but We will not
ask you any more for them. and prob
ably not as much.
You may have had corn planter,
a cultivatOr, sulky or gang pillow, a
barrow or walking pillow that You
thought was good, but come and buy
an Avery & Sattley planter or cult
vator, or "a Hummer sulky or gang
pillow, or a SattIey angle steel bar
harrow and you will then say YOU
have never had good implements be-
fore. We will guarantee every piece.
of implement this year 10 be the best
you ever used or you can return it,
and We want TO impress on the minds
OF the people that WE sell the Sayers
< Scovill buggies, don't forget the
name. 1t IL the best buggy, surrey
and phaetOn in the United States to-
day. The reason we want TO impress
the name on your mind, is. We have
known Of several instances where a
man would 90 TO a competitor Of
ours and say he wanted a buggy like
Mr.. Smiths for Smith said il was the
best buggy he ever saw. when our
competitor would tell him he sold
Mr.. Smith that buggy, when in fact
it was a Savers x Scoyill buggy and
sold byus.
We have sold these buggies for two
years and YOU can sec one to-day
and il looks like a new buggy, they
are good for twenty years with proper
care.
We want thepeople Of Bates county
20 know that they can buy ANYTHING
from ", from a darning needle TO a
threshing machine, and We want
everybody in Bates county 10 come
and examine our goods and get
prices. then We are sure 70 sell them.
We will again promise Won, in re-
gard TO produne, that W. VIII not al
low anyone 70 pay you more foryour
chickens, turkeys, eggs, etc, than We
viii, and We think the people know
this, from the large amount they
bring ne and while our trade il still
growing larger all the time. still
places us in better shape TO sell you
cheaper. Yours, truly,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
JIM'S SPECIALS

Great snow storms. heavy rains
destructive floods-all come. but the
greatest coming is JIM'S Special
Sales On next
SATU RDAl. MARCH lO.
Zone day only
| will sacrifice the profit on the fol
lowing goods:
FLOUR, FLOUR. FLOUR,
is nv Leader and Trade-wimner
| WARRANT EVERY sACK.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
DRAMATIC RECITAL
BY Pupils of Miss Frances Catrou.

BY Pupils of Miss Frances Catrou.
At Butler College Chapel March sth. 1900.
PROGRAM.
I.-Mandolin Club.
"A Study in Mirth-Misses Grant and He'd
rick
s.-Losted-Bessie jackson
She Displains It-Luiu Mcconnell.
5.-Statuary-I Music, Victory Of HelIss
3 Retribution
6.-Mandolin Club
T.-Reading-Ste Hedrick
s.-suanee River with pantOmine) Edna A bell
-Reading-Sellie Grant.
l0-Song-Hazel and Frank Ludwick
u-Comedetts-FastF rieEds-NcIIie Grant and
Ina Roe
l2-Hymn with pantomins) Cora Church, Lii
lie johnson, Beuiah Daniels, Tennie Nc
Guam, Louella Lotspeich, Clarssa Baker,
Alta Powell, Grace Ritner, Lydia shsr
man
l3-Tableau. Admission Il cents.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08

than old Thrifty as it is more foolish to
work your own body under starvation
conditions, than your horses. But every
farmer has plenty 20 eat. Yes, but II
isn't what IS eaten, il is what nourish-
r1ent is obtained from food that decides
the question of starvation. II wouldn't
do the farmer any good TO run stack Of
wheat through a thrashing machine
which was 50 out of gear L it didn't
get the grain out of one hea Of wheat in
fifty. That's Just the way with the dis
ordered stomach. It doesn't get the
good out Of the food that Is eaten
There is no medicine will 50 quickly
act on the organs OF digestion and nutr1-
ton, and put the stomach IN perfect
working order, as Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. II makes pure
blood, and rich blood, and puts the body
on plane Of perfect health
Il suffered for SIX years with constipation aa6
indigestion during which tine employed phy
sicia1s. blrt they co1id not rez-h -v casef
writes Nr. G PoyplexeIf Of Ft->kz SPRINGS
Carroll Co Arkansas I get there was ~
help for re Two years ago corzus1ce1 tax
Ing Dr. Pte-ce's Golden EIedIczi Discovery ard
LITTLE Pellets ard improved from the stz-- :
an now II good health
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets keep the
bowels healthy.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08

Farmer Thrifty got the idea that if he
could keep horse without the cost of
feeding, it would be a great economy,
so he reduced the horses food a little
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08

We direct from
montfs and
the line
ofn chandse Our
enables sell goods
OLD LESS than they sold before We
boastuy goods
hana nvo the
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08

every day. Unfortunate
~ just as the experiment
promised to succeed, the
horse laid down and
died. Farm er Hard
sense says Farmer Thrifty
was a fool. But there are
people as much worse
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
Dry Goods Department.

We line goods, silks. table linens
i articles
article
in nothing
but ,handsom handd al prices
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-08
FURNISHINGS

complete lof eenf un stngo and
scottish in II f o comp line ii mems Underwear
n prize dn sutof oord
fro Ito 5O in the hntoryo of business
bet e
dcpnpkte
the pa 0nts W np hen t ers hownor tfenrr
Evening journal., 1900-09-06
POWER OF TIE LEVY
COURT TO PASS BIZ Is

Referring to the attempt TO pass the
Boyd bill for commitments to New Cas-
tie Jail in the Levy Court sessioi / on
Tuesday afternoon, one Of the COM
missioners gave out the informs ltion
that bills passed by the Levy { 'ourt
are not audited by the county c omp-
troller.
In conversation this commiss loner
said that many of the bills that come
before the court are not audited, and
he added that there was little usU be-
cause the Levy Court may pass any bill
regardless Of the comptrollers app rOval
or disapproval. The particular bill
under discussion. on Tuesday, tn It OF
Mayor Boyd of New Castle. was not
audited because It had not been tn rned
over to the comptroller for exam ina
ton The commissioner added thu 4
many other bills were not giver, tC
the comptroller for examination.
Just on this point it has been OBJ
served at all the meetings Of the L ievy
Court at which bills should be pas sed
that scores of thSm are printed in th'
annual reports that are not votes fo
in the open session Of the court.
Evening journal., 1900-09-06
VEASEY CAPTURES
WEST CHESTER'S MEDAL

me more surprise was sprung on
sporting circles Of West Chester
,erday when Champion Jesse E.
BIB was defeated at rogue by DIR.
'sey. OF Wilmington, the winner
ing two out OF three games, and OUT
ising Webb both in hiding the balls
long shots, the ex-champions
png points. Both players were fresh
n the national meet held two weeks
at Norwich, Conn, in which Yea
finished well up in the first dlvis-
and Webb among the leaders OF
second. with which he was classed,
BIB having the advantage Of the
he alley, which is admitted the best
|the country.
his victory carries from West Ches-
the gold medal, to which is attach
he significance of the championship
Wilmington. West Chester. Spring
" and Parkerford. DR.. Veasey is
N free from accepting challenges
|hin time limit OF two weeks, after
ch all games viii be played on tbs
mington grounds until the medal
arts.
Evening journal., 1900-09-06
CAPE NAY.
HOTEL DEVON.

HOTEL DEVON,
CAPE NAY
Fun Osean view An up-to-date family
hotel Coolest location In Cape NAV
Table d'hote dinner served to boat pa-
irons. Booklet .I.r
GEORGE Il. REEL.
Evening journal., 1900-09-06
EAST DOVER DEMOCRATS
NAME THEIR TICKET
Stan Correspondence Evenlng Journal.

Stan Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover. Sept. Ga meeting of the Dem
ocrats of East Dover hundred was held
last night for the purpose of stating men
to represent the Fifth District in the va
rious convention bodies that are TO meet
and carry on the party work
The Fifth District conference was pre-
sided over by President William Postles.
of the Capitol Democratic Club. Ii was
decided to send a delegation instructed to
vote for Alexander NJ Daley. a Dover
lawyer for representative IN Congress-
Mark w. Cole was slated for representa-
tive TO the General Assembly and the
name OF William G.. POstles was taken up
for consideration before the state con-
vention for Presidential elector from
Kent county The men placed in nomn-
alton and TO be voted for on Saturday at
the primaries are.
State Convention Delegates First
District. John II. Jones, Gilden ID. Jack
son and James A. KERN: nlternates.
NAPLES Burton, r. j. Campbell and Ed
ward L. Jones. Second District. Thomas
ii. Smith, w. Edgar Maloney and
h Charles Denny; alternates. Charles A.
Carton. Joseph $. Hoffecker and William
l.. Pritchetf.
Legislative confcrees-First District
Frank T. Collins, James Wise and Ben
iamin Donohoe; altefnates, William PEN
niwell. A. Abbott and G. w Fisher
Second District. l.. A. IL. Bishop. Harry
Ford and William Taylor; alternates
Harry Mcdaniel, Thomas NJ. Gooder
and William Cahall
] County Convention delegatcs-Firsl
District, William SaulsbHry. james V
Bozer and Jesse M. Cannon, alternates
Fred Phillip, a. q. Massey and John A
! Wright. Second District, George 4
Mansfield, w. =. Goodwin and Ezekie
Colt alternates, John Freeman, Edgar
Graham and w. B. Stewart.
lnspect0rs-Firs District. Edward |
Finnegan. Second District, Thomas NJ
| GOOdcn
Evening journal., 1900-09-06
COMMITTEE APPROVES DATE
Accepts Report OF Subcommittee and Ss-
lection Of September 20
TFrom Yesterdays Last Edition. /

TFrom Yesterdays Last Edition
At the meeting OF the Republican
County Committee, held this afternoon
in the absence of DIR. L. II. Ball. Rich
ard buckingham presided
Chairman H. II. Billany Of the sub
committee appointed to confer with a
subcommittee of the Union Republi-
cans reported the result Of the Joint
meeting CT the two committees. which
was TO the effect that both had agreed
On September 29 as the date on which
common primaries should be held.
2 ne report was accepted and a COM
mittee CT five. composed OF DR.. L. II.
Ball. Richard buckingham. Thomas S.
lewis. Harry II. Billany and DR.. CO.
lumbus Henry were appointed to con-
fer with a similar committee of the
Union Republicans and to notify the
sheriff and the Department of Elec-
ticna that the date for holding the pri-
merry election has been changed to Sep
tember ?.
3 Inc. ccnziittees OF both the Unions
ord Republicans will meet on Tuesday
next to arrange for the primaries.
Evening journal., 1900-09-06
CHIT BETWEEN THE MOORES
and ALLEE GOES MERRILY ON
ter Must be Made to Understand, Says a Prominent
Member Of Union Republican Party, That He
Cannot Rule All Kent County

for Clark. serious trouble would fol-
low Mr.. Alice realized he had gone
step too far when he attempted to
dictate what should be done in Kenton
or Duck Creek hundreds Let him keep
I'M his own district, for we think little
of him in this section. We have not
forgotten how he treated DR.. Moore
two years ago. This is only the be-
ginning OF this affair Alice must be
made to understand he is not boss OF
Kent county,
On the other hand, Clark and his
followers are sore over the way he has
been treated. He claims his party
work in the past few years entities
him to Office and he is not at al
pleased with the reports that the Moore
| following intended to cut him were
he placed upon the ticket. 1t is init
mated the Clarks will take a hand II
the cutting game and every indication
points that w. II. Moore will run be
hind his ticket in the Third Represe
sentative District. as will also Johl
Houston who belongs to the Moor
faction.
Evening journal., 1900-09-06
ATTACKED AM
UNKNOWN MAN
Charles COnaghan Fined $40
for ASSaulting Joseph
HOIWiCk

Charles Conaghan is in cell In the
police station regretting the fact that
he assaulted Joseph Holwicl last night
and is wondering where he will obtain
the S20 and costs imposed upon him
by Judge Ball this morning in City
Court.
in broken English HolwicS said to
the court that last evening, while
Drunk he crossed the railroad tracks at
Lombard street and Railroad avenue,
when he met Conaghan who punched
him. He fell on the tracks and re-
ceived a severe cash upon the back
OF his head. Police Surgeon A. b. Har-
ris took several stitches in the wound
Holwick said he had never seen the
man before and did not know why ne
was assaulted. Conaghan was arrest.
ed by Officer Daniel Eakln
John, alias Signal" Thompson ant
James Boyle were arraigned on !
charge of fighting in the streets. Sig
nal' evidently got the worst Of the en-
counter as his face was badly cut wheI
he appeared in the prisoners docl
Each was fined 81 and costs.
Mary POrtlock was arrested yester
day afternoon in Market street nea
! Twelfth street, on a charge of beinl
drunlc and disorderly. At the polio
station she used vile and abusive Ian
gus.ge. A fine Of IS and costs was i'm
posed.
Seven drunks were each fined 81 an
costs.
Evening journal., 1900-09-06
WARREN'S SUCCESSFUL
SMOKER and CARNIVAL

Two hundred persons enjoyed the
Warren Athletic Clubs smoker and
boxing carnival in its club rooms last
evening. After the opening by selec-
tions on the phonograph by Winfield
Hughes the friendly boxing exhibitions
were given as follows: John Fennessey
and Joseph Myers both of the w. A.
A.; A. Parsons and Cecil Reeder, of
the North End A. A.; Luke Brady and
Andrew Cochran, of the w. A. A.;
Frank Snyder and Mike Leshey, OF
the w. A. A.. Joseph Burns and M.
Singles. Of the w. A. A.; HeckeT
Ward and John Glynn, who is cham
pion feather weight of Della
ware, both of w. A. A.
Charles Miller of the Turner's got the
decision over Arthur Palfrey OF the
North End a. A. in an eight minutes
wrestling match. Charles WeidermaI
who is the 125 pound amateur cham.
pion wrestler OF Delaware and also o.
Germany and John Adams. both Of thu
North End A. A., gave an eight min
ute wrestling exhibition.
The two wrestling bouts were re
ferred by John Sherell. G. j. Bacon
captain OF the club, refereed all th'
boxing exhibitions
Music was furnished during the en-
tertanment by Allen Harting's Man
dolin and Guitar Club.
Evening journal., 1900-09-06
pRoPosALs-

PROPOSALS. Sealed proposals win be
received until p, m, september 6, 1900,
bv the Trustees Of the Poor of New Cas-
ne county. Delaware, for the alteration
n nd addition to the Steam Heating Plant.
aud the furnishing and erecting of new
Tubular Boiler In the County Hospital
Specifications can be seen al the office Of
II will be necessary for
ali bidders estimating on this work to
thoroughly inspect the building so as 70
be perfectly familiar with the work re-
auired of them by the specifications Bids
must be inclosed IN sealed envelopes and
endorsed Proposals for Steam Heating,
County Hospital Farnhurst. Delaware.
Trustees reserve the right to reject any
and all bids. Address
DAVID McOY, Superintendent.
a31-0t Farnhurst, Del