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THOMAS BOWLING { CO.. AUcTIoNEERA
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND HANDSOME RES
IpENCA PROPERTY, BEING ITO OONNNC.

F5ST SST1 ayEsSs yREksSSsssta sS1sa ~ auuoSo aas oSSoSSn
BY authority Of the parties interested, we VIII
ss : tspeE9 eHss ssa ;Ssss \ sa s 81
HALF-fAsf FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the Following
described real estate. situated In the city oi Wsah.
inSton. Dfstr1ct of Columbia, aablot numbered
81. In square aamhesSd -iSQ. trostias a6 fsst On
Conn, ave, BY . depth Of about leo net 10 II
ine Of A-stery. psess.esiek dwelling hease, een-
tatatnE % rooms, bath EOems. fnraaesss also
large 2stoxy stable Oh rear of lot,
Terms, One-third cash, balance In one and two
year., ys..,s, With @ Interest a. "a Per cent psr :naum
on the property sold. or al cash. at the option OF
the parchasSr. 4 deposit of e9o0 !squired at time
stamps at cost OF purchaser, Terms to Be COM
piled with In fifteen days from day Of sale, other.
wise the property will be Feseld 1T risk and cost
Of defaulting purchases. ocedAda
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FUTURE DAYS.


DWELLING, T29 TENTH STREET NORTH
EAST; LOT 2Sax9o FEET TO ALLEY.
By virtue of a deed Of trust dated June I, 1898,
and recorded in Liber No. 1873 folio eSs ct seq
land records for District Of Columbia. and at re-
quest Of party secured thereby. we will sell, at
SIXTH, 1900, AT HALF-PASF FOUR PM. the
following real estate. In Washington city, D. c., to
wit: The north half In. ~ Of lot eight tS) square
No. 800 with improvements-S-room bay window
frame dwelling-thereon
Terms Of sale: Ore-third cash, Of which 500
deposit at time Of SALE balance In equal payments
one and two years. from day of sale. with interest,
payable semi annually secured by deed Of trust
on property sold. all cash. at option Of pur-
chaser. Cenveyaneing, recording. stamps, SC. at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with In
ten days from sale else trustees reserve right to
resell ut risk and cost Of purchaser In default.
WM. F. HOLTZMAN. Trustee,
AYIETT L. HOLTZMAN, Trustee,
oc16-dtds 1921 r st, NV,
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oc2-d&d
JAMES W. RATCLIFFE, AUCTIoNEER.

Trustee's ale 6m
B amk % wpt@y off a
Largo Stock off Osw7
O Opy7 BIO % o m 8 a %
Ware9 Embroidered
P0pti@ps@7 @mWers7
PiDO0ws7 7[D0yD6ss7 s7&@o7
0m1a6d Dama s GUS
U abWmP g tics and
SGp@ems2 Shippers
P6pesg Bagdad P0pa
G6ep 81 Mapabagh2
ddaz Daghestam7
0ram2 lB0uukhapa amd
Mam y OHhep Rare
Carpets and Rugs
W@waDDy Found fm a
FfPst7G0ass WPfemEaD
[EmpOriumo
In bankruptcy No. I54 1 will sell
by public auction on
Wednesday, the Severn
teentl1 Day of October,
1000, Commencing at Ten
O'clock A.rA., Within the
Art Rooms of James w.
Radcliffe, 92O Pa.Ave.N.W.
The entire stock of the above en-
porium, removed to the above rooms
for convenience of sale, to which l
invite the attention of the trade and
private buyers.
Exhibition r1onday and
Tuesday, October is and
16, from 9 ann. to 5 Pm.
oeeds ~ ANDREW A. L1PscoMB. Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ATk.iI KNoWM NoW,E As g., 1905 MASSACHUSETTS
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the Distrle. of Columbia. passed the Sd day Of
% lss % s ssug
win sell at public auction. in front q the prem.
se. ON on opSEs THE TanG
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. lot q. in Gessford's sub
division Of suhlots II and 13 In square No s66,
of the surveyors onice of the District Of Colum-
bia, improved by substantial brick dwelling
known as 1905 Massachusetts, avenue northeast.
subject a deed Of trust securing about 81, 800
(the exact amount Of which will he shown at salel,
and which remain the property be paid
OF, the purchaser may desire.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, one-third in one
yoa aUAo n in two
to bear interest at six per cent annum, payable
semi annually, from day Of sale and to be secured
by trust on the property sold or all cash, at the
purchasers option. A deposit Of 500 required at
time of sale. Conveyancing, recording and stamps
at purchasers cost II terms of sale are not COM
piled with in ten days trustee will resell risk
and cost Of defsultfng purchaser.
FILLMORE BEALIA Trustee
9f9 N ST. n
DJJNCANSON BROe. Auctioneers. oc5-d&ds
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MEDICAL.
DIR. CZarra,
DIR. Reed, Specialist.
DIR. Ieatherman.
OF Great RenOwn.

From the Chicago Times Herald.
Minister Conger-"Weli. general. now
that It's all over and we're safe, I'm rather
glad 1t happened. Hereafter I will be one
OF the most famous Americans"
Gen. Chaffee-"Yes, I wouldn't be at all
surprised II on getting back home you
found the Edwin H. Conger hve-cent cigar
advertised quite extensively"
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AUCTION SALES,
tom on w.
THOMAS powLINa . CO. AucTIoNEER

THoAAB BOWLING CO.. AUCTIONEERs.
Regular sale Of Household Effects within onf
auction rooms, 012 E ct. NV, WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH, 1890. AT TEN
O'CLOCK An. Walnut Bed Room Sets Oak Book
Case and Secretary. Ice Boz. Cooking Utensils.
etc. 1t
G. g. SLOAN CO., AUCTTOSEERs, i4e7 q ST.
ATTORNEYs' SALE OF TWO HANDSOME
DWELLINGS. oS-eo5 TWENTY SECOND
BY order Of the parties iuterested. to close
estate. we viii otter for sale At auction. In front
rEENTH. 1900. AT HAI.FPAsT -FOUR PM,
those two handsome new 3-story brick and stone
dwellings. Noe. 603 and eos 22d street NV.
Terms: Assume trust Of $4,000 each house,
balance on easy payments to be announced at sale.
500 deposit each house at time Of sale.
HUFTY & HuFTY. AttorneysatLaw,
ocS-8t 472 La ave.
OTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED. ON AC
count OF the rain, until WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER
sEvENTEENTH, 1900, at same hour and place.
oc1Sd&ds BY order Of the Trustees.
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Capitol Hill Hranch.

advertisements has been established a
Dobyns Pharmacy. corner I'd street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast Ciasaidsd
advertisements will be received there at
regular rateA
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

being to the north lins Of the north road IN the
porth road los feet r, southeast corner Of e.
sses 81 feet to beginning, c.thaTns HOibrook, si2oi
@ Frank s H. Tnon:as "a Land inter.eet. - north line of
Highland avenue and run thence northsasteriy
westerly to said Thomas land thence south about
@ feet to beginning. Thomas =. Wagsaman, PSI %;
,as d Pam It. pusS ss
degrees II minutes 30 seconds west 20 feet from
southwest corner Of W. g. Cox. iand seutn M, 81
22 degrees II minutes 80 seconds west s4.4 feet.
south 81 degrees AZ minutes 30 second. east feet
feet thsnce in a -outbwesterly direction with q
curve radius 21s.s feet. ss.4 feet. north u de-
south 81 degrees 4s minutes 30 seconds east 10
feet north q degree. II minutes 80 second. east
feet Kntwood XIX Flora. 81 20; part part Of Gievs.
land Park. north addition, beginning 20 feet east
sec ton with north line Of Highland avenue north
Y degrees 13 minutes east 7741 feet, north ~ "A
feet sCuthery 1853 feet to point rs feet east OF
Of Thirty third street extended southeaSter
y along said line 1O0.04 feet to beginning con
tanning s.sso21 feet. Frank II; Thomas; sse. 49,
beginning at point the boundary between
Cleveland Parh and Richmond Park bearing south
67 degrees 4s minutes 80 seconds east 27s.7 feet
from q said boundary, said stone bearing
north Is degrees 81 minutes ~ seconds east FAY 81
feet from nortbeast corner Of block 8, Cleveland
to point in center Of a road leading from New,
ark street to Connecticut avenue extended said i
part bears south IS degrees 81 minutes east 16s %
feet from iron stake In the center line Of said
road. said Iron stake being shown on the recorded
map of Cleveland Park, thence with the center
line of said road 1901 degrees east 1917 feet,
north 81 degrees 36 minutes east 266 40 feet to the
northern boundary Of Cleveland Park, thence with
said northern boundary north 81 degrees As min
utes 80 seconds west II SO feet to beginning, con
lex ". Carlyle. ss7 7.25; In plat 2 stl,I fairvisw
Heights, block l. lot IS. Kate NJ: Steinman,
SG2 so; lot 49, Kate NJ Steinman, $62. so; lot 20,
Kate NJ steinman, $50 so, In block 4, part Of lot
21 beginning at the northeast corner of said lot.
feet thence nOrtherly 30 feet, thence eastwardly
$50 feet, to beginning, Francis Cotton, S62 5o part
Of lot % beginning at the northeast corner OF SAID
lot. thence souhwardly 80 feet, thence westwardiy
100 feet. thence northerly 80 feet, thence east
wardly l50 feet to beginning Francis Cotton.
$82. so; lot 23, Jennie Hitchcock, S62 80; lot ~,
Leonard g. Sheppard, $62 so. By order of the
of the District of Columbia.
GEORGE f. GREEN, Water Registrar, District
of Columbia. ocl3-l2t
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF The
District of Columbia. Washington, October l, 1900
Notice Is hereby given that, in accordance with
the acts approved June %. 1873; June 10, 1879:
June II, 1890; August H. 1894; July s. 1ssh. and
st. between Adams Mil road and west side OF
10Th ST. extended. and that water main tax has
been levied against all lots land abuttiDg upon
the street. road alley in along which the
water main laid: In the county of Washing
ton, District OF Columbia, in plat ., Clifbourne,
block 5. subot 2, Francis G. Newlands, $1s75;
subot B. Arthur b. Heaton. s25 200; sublot 4, John
Joy Edison $500. BY order of the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia GEO F. GREEN,
Water Registrar District OF Columbia. ocS-12t
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT co.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.

POTOMAC RIVER R0UTR
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
STEAMERS NORTHUMBERLAND and POTOMAC
On and after June Z. 1900. the steamers will,
leave 7th Ut. wharf every Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday at pm. for Baltimore and river land
ings.
All riv r freight must be prepaid.
Baltimore freight solicited.
Accommodations for passengers strictly nrst-class
STEPHENSON BRO, Agts. Telephone 745.
seS- -12tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding a special term for Orphans
Court business--In re estate Of Lily Jones Lowry,
decea sed: No. 9746. Administration Docket 27.-
Application having been made TO the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia. holding a spe-
cal term for Orphans Court business. for probat
administration c. I. a. on said estate by Martha
l.. Brown, on behalf Of J. A. Dodson 1t is ordered
this sth day of October, A. ID. 1900 that notice
is hereby given to Pauline Osborn, George T. Os-
born John J. Jones. Matte Jones and Cynthia
and next Of kin of the said Lily Jones Lowry de-
ceased. and to all Others concerned. to appear In
said court on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF November,
A ID 1900, at O'Clock pm, to show cause why
such application should not be granted This no.
tlce shall be published In the Washington Law Re-
porter and Evening Star in each Of three sue
cessfve weeks before the return day therein men
tioned-the first publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return day BY the court:
CHAS G. COLE, Justice. Attest: LOUIS A.
DENT, Register Of Wills. HAMILTON & col.
BERT. Attorneys for Applicant oce-Iaw8t
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Go. 5f76. Adm Doc. PA
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scr1per OF the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Supreme Court OF the District Of Column
bia, holding special term for Orphans Court
business, letters OF administration On the personal
estate OF Edward j. CromptGn, late Of the District
Of Columbia, deceased, All persons having ella inns
against the said deceased hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber on or before the sth day October 1901
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all btnent OF the said estate. Given under my
hand this Sth day OF October, 1900. tSigned HEN
Rf W. SoHON. FeDdall building. 34s B st. NV.
oce law .8t - ~
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PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT {

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WASHING
ton. d. c., October TO- 19OO.-Sealed proposals dn
Two 0Ca%a;K PM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
THIRTY FIRST, 1860 when they Will be opened In
the presence Of such persons rs may attend for the
erection and completion of a masonry water tower
for water works at the Government Hospital for
the Insane, near this city Specifications. general
instructions and conditions and blank forms of pro-
posals may be had and the drawings seen on appl
ca ;ion at this department The right to reject any
and all bids is reserved. f. A. HITCHCOCK, Sec
retary. ocl5-4t
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR, WASHING
ton. ID. c.. October 4, 1900-Sealed proposals will
r feeeSsf 4 s9s nn fSH
1900, for the construction at the Government Hos
pital for tn Insane, near this city. OF Railway
Switch, In accordance with plans and specifications
for the same. to be seen at this department and
the hospital. certified check for ten nO per
cent Of the amount Of the hid must accompany
each proposal. Bond with approved sureties for
the faithful performance Of the contract. Will be
required of the successful bidder The right is re-
served to reject any and all bids. to waive techn-
calitles and to accept any part Of any bid, to
ernment require it. Contract will be awarded Only
10 regular contractors. Proposals must be submit
department, addressed TO the Secretary Of the IN
Tsy sse On ,ne enyee for
sane" All bidders are invited to be present at
such opening, L. A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
oc134t
sails for Steel WORK win be received at the @ Bu- ~
sesu Of Yards and Docks. Navy Department. wash
lngton, until ONE O'CLOCK OCTOBER TWEEN
TIETH. 1900, and then and there publicly opened
for constructing a freproof hoor In the pattern
shop building. Navy Yard, Washington, D. G. For
plans, specifications and forms of proposal address
only COmmandant Navy Yard Washington D. G.
MoRDECAI 7. ENDICOTT. Chief Of Bureau. Oc-
tol,er 4. 1900. oc9-tu2t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect Washington. D. c. October
3, lSo0.-SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received
Of October 1900 ard then opened. for the erten-
sion of vault tissue divsion), Office Of the Comp
troller Of Currency, Treasury Department building
WASHINGTON, D. c., IN accordance with drawiL-
and specifications, copies Of which may be had al
this Office the discretion of the Supervising
Architect JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising
Architect oc4 til s tn ct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
JAMES W. RArUIIFvE. AUCTIoNERR.


TRUsTEEg SALE OF A BRICK HOUSE, NO.
1885 CORCORAN STREET NORTHwExT
By virtue Of a deed Of trust, duly recorded In
Liber No. 24sS. folio 4ss ct seq one Of the land
records for the District Of Columbia, and at the
signed trustees will offer for sale by public auc
II lEgns 81 nv 5hs P5smse1 pre- on
AT HAtFPAsT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in the city
OF Washington In the District Of Columbia, 10 wit;
Lot numbered one hundred and i've Oo5l and the
west ten do, feet front by full depth OF lot num-
bered hundred and four uo4) In square nun
bered two hundred and forty GAO. together With
all the Improvements. rights. etc.
Terms stated at time OF sale Terms To Ia c,m
piled with In fifteen days. All corveyauc.nr
stamps, etc. at the purchasers cost
THOMAS II PICKFORD.
JOHN Ii. WALTER
ocio-oSos Trustees.
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THOMAS J. OWEN. AUcTIoNEER.

BARNARD & JOHNSON
Attorneys for Party Secured. Columbian building.
oc16 40 47A0O-kt
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AeK DIAMOND.
PAttttC tasHslng Presented TO Our
& 5PASpt tel signature, Asking for
an Il to Issue $4,000 of

{s Tfis frS8f0f ~ The town are being ask ed
fnt6fgni a town council To- order
an seIecsf ri 300 north Of bonds for the
.yeyings sf6e BiSS 4 {(afnond Railroad from An.
'deTson St0 Port V292xaThe election will be
ordered 6S aconJ X Betition is signed.
: The 1oIIoS 9ipg 81 &s tract from the Consti'
issta ssctior5 i2 Is municipal elections
shall passes ions and be subject
Tns II @ psod i1 &c i5 osre1cate 81 registration
from fhSFs Ton of1icers OF the county as
an 4iectof 6fecinct included in the incor-
pofated d II III Iown In which the voter de.
Site TO his obEsillng 8 certificate OF regisira-
ton for "a tbI sientionsy and In addition
he must he3 bssn q residen within the cor
5ps6sate i1nif feast four months before the
eieStions and HhHxe paid alltaxes due and COL
,iscsib Is ~ ~ prscedlng dseal > ear. The
ss.s Ssloss 4 @ sssa election in
.fHfs Sssistf fl sl lsf]} }ii2iE Etk &ne rear 1S9GtI4
fisHedti0n I8sy stlg q specfa5 5election
81 tOwa Y ta,s ssH s!sle = lie
81 i3S sSs seaition Ia ssa
3preceden& q q 0f said elptten g pc.
ttitian ,of the aaEaot p
;ar and soMssI9 ss,sydI al SEa 81 iasa iiSssls a
sdss sscti9I tt43s {, e Il
for tie 31s to
soss & ss SsI ssss INC 8s ss
Ithoriget the Issue Sf bot ss sS
And tie foIl lowing fis the Acf 9f the LeglstAs
ture thefGWt rs S. h
yi1ssSe! sSi,e ay ase hereby anthorissd aoSf
der q speclafele lection in3said itys snpon fhHpei
tition or tRoc ctntr6sof the ireehol olderss Elhe
purpose of detarmt ming the al tion.Q sigs1;
Ing ss3 sle e 81 hs iss snSias slsaE M
naond Railroad G6mpany. s,3s I;
Sec. 9: That ali. persons ip said city who
are ouaIffied tosVote nnaerS the Constitution
and Laws q ti,is state sshs TeEissrati93n g
said Sc IA St sieetion M sS & majority Of the
said sliij bond 5 issSs en, & cIsy seanolloi Az:
sssIss sas llfS ts ssssyS S Sanss an thor ao
ras iass sS sS isasS @ II six per q
cent intsfest 8 gab Die npuaily ri sdenofni;
snationssoi IaSs ! l.apsS sSneas snt,naFed nor
sSec. 8. sTbaf = Id BOZ shall bss atgned sby
the Mayor of Ia al ettyi and by the Clerk thefs;
Iof; and shall pie, except for state
purposes ~ M y S.,,s Il, s;s nersbv =.
borised ssa ana should said bonds be
Issued ~ l6STK e5fdlofept tax to meet the in
tereet %. d bonis as II falls due and to pro-
pidaa sin ding fnnd sufficient to take up one
twsntisth 81 said amount each year. until the
whole IS pafdss
81 Sea S. That said City Council shall have
the right, at any time after five years from
the time said bonds are Issued, TO call In and
pay or any 81 bald bonds that said City Coun.
ci1 may desire.
Sec. g., That notice of said election shall be
given by said City Council for period OF two
weeks prior TO said election, which shall be
held and determined as provided by law for q
regular election Of Mayor and Aldermen In
said city, except that said election may be
held at any time upon giving two weeks no.
tioe, as above provided.
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NEW ENTERPRISE.
The AbbeviIle Loan and Investment
Company.

Within the past few days company has
been formed by some Of our young men,
which will be profitable TO them and benef-
cial to our city. 1t Is designed TO encourage
small monthly savings, and TO enable those
needing money togst IL at liberal rates. The
plan is one which bas worked successfully fn
Greenville and other places and we commend
II 10 the favorable con sideration OF our peo-
ple. 4 large proportion of the stock has been
taken and ommission will be asked for at
once.
Persons desiring to- take stooksfn the COM
pany or TO borrow money. can consult any OF
The officers. They are: Dr. F. Il, Harrison,
President; W. ID. Barksdale, Vice President ;
II. Gillespie Smith, Secretary and Treasurer
w, =. Greene C, Manager OF Loans; and the loi-
lowing board Of Directors: DR.. F.E,7 Harrl-
eon, W. p. Greene, IL. Gillespie Smith, w. y.
Barksdale, w. s. Cothran. DR.. G.. Z. Gambreli,
c. +. Mckay, Il. c Bernau and j. ). STARK.
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q y. :,

Mr.. Campbell SAID fahat he favored the islands
of Porto Rico. and Cuba being under the
government OF tho II nited States. o..
20 But there isSonething want you TO do,
Mr. PRESIDENT, he said, 'and hope you Will
dol, and thatds that you build the canal
from ocean 10 ocean without asking the
couESnt fhnYi alton on earth." .ssS4
n This, Wag greeted with applause. .S
rs .s4CyefHd Roosevelt was the next speaker
and he NaE received with an ovation.
~ +5GovernbfSs Rposeyelts remarks were briei
bnt teYoked ferrous applause.
rstuInsit MS hotel.
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Praisins Mr. Graydon, but Unkind to
f4e AbbeviIle. .
lNewberriry Herald and News.

T noticed in the papers the other day that
anator n1o,oeu GravSon. of Abbevillet was mentlgp
ssna ed as a probable candidatesfor soliiEof5
Senator Graydon makes a god and PAYS;
taking lawmaker and gives close svstt sIteaHeS
to legislation. and is a good Law aawyes4ti LA ars
haeskep have n9 e1aSt SarS YooS pronounced
SR governor. and I understand that Ab4ey4le
viii also furnish one possibly two sSPMtasssSs MtssSs
for Congress. 4 was Just wondsS4si s'SsS ass
General. s She now has only fsSShamoes g
the Supreme bench and two, EHSR So, - stiHS$ tiS$
and really the old county she}5AA sas ~
other counties in the State; NS
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Don't fail to go to Smiths
Dry Goods and Millinery
when you want anything in
the dry goods line. 1t will
pay you.
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PARTRIDGEs.
Seven Penalties for Netting or Trap
ping Them.

The following law recently passed by the
Iegislature will be OF interest to our readers:
at shall not be lawfdl for any person, except
upon his own lands, or upon the lands Of
another with the consent Of owner thereoi'
lawful for any person to sell. offer for sale,
or ship or export for sale, any partridge Or :
Quail for the space Of five years from the
apr oval Of this act: Provided, That notnlng ng
for sale Of any partridge or quail ANY perl
son violating this section shall be guilty q 3
misdemeanor, and upon conviction shnl nf
punished by fine Of not exceeding gov " III:
in the county jail Tor We're,
not exceeding 80 days." foS"
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sss xtHag ffl8 Poultry Faneiers of Abbeville
apo1t Sxhibition show next fall, dur
stIia c0unty Fair" .s ~.
154sfdSf5ssSf@ ~ REMOVAL! -iS= 3
n IN ssstSt5&5gMary Taggart will now be found IN the
sgt0f6foom recently occupied by E.W. Hays,
and Known as the "Hnb.'' Mrs. Taggsrt has
SremodeIed and painted up everything, and Is
opening nice1resh stock. Prices as low as
the lowest. Call and see her when in the city
'as she bias bargains for one and all. ...
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il. w. Whites Locals {

Notwithstanding the bad wea@9 OGRE
past week, there has been grsSr q8 t%Se
store OF L. w. White for theS tempf9ts;
Just think OF It! Bleached Stms9yH s8e
ing in pound packages fopH pH8ftsSR eeatsSaa
pound. Also white duckS,es *hSeS R9feS
piques, and white lawns In fsssggts a1t@syS
cheap. ~ SS>S.0% a.
The prettiest line of mads gssessSeeSeH H
ASSsyliis !,ols i nov gs on sAi t,S
II you want percalegs N1tSof HpgeanS
very cheap, cali on 4G,XF WEte apdSoPsy'
them. SaAh 2-Ts, CSS
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-03-07
McKINLEY'S SPEECH.

The LiberatOrs Will Never Become
the OppressOra-A Self Governed
People Will Never Permit Desp"t-
ism i'm Any Government which
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portunity Is Greater Than the
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-11-30
MUST PAY.

The supreme court of the state has
affirmed the decision of the lower
court i'm the case OF DR.. J. E. Engstad
VS.. Grand Forks county. The action
was brought on the grounds that as
st. Luke's hospital was to a certain
extent a charitable institution, it
should not be taxed as other property.
States Attorney Bangs took the posi-
'tion that the concern was not run as
a charitable institution and that it
therefore subject to the same taxes
as any other property, and the courts
were OF the same opinion. The 'SS
tax amounting to $500 was involved
and unless there is further litigation
this amount will have to be paid to the
county. The case has been watched
from the start with a great deal of
interest and it is understood that there
are a number of similar cases that will
be started on the same grounds in
different parts of the state. The hos
pital has passed out of the hands of
DR.. Engstad into those of a
ton, which will probably settle. but
it is stated that proceedings will be
begun to have rendered void the taxes
for at least two subsequent years.