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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-18
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FOR REyT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-Cio Sd ST. NV, 3 story and base
ment bay window brick house. II rooms and
hath. Key ola Sd st. fels-3t
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WANTED colcred girl for general house
work; small family. Apply lll2 ST. ne
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FOR sALE-To colcred person. a bargain. small
cash payment. balance s,j per month. rooms
and bath; .. IN. j.; Just completed; half square
from cars: wide paved alley and sidewalk: price
$3.50. Apply to owner. PERCY II. RUSSELL.
1905 & St nv. felj-st, EN-
FOR SALE-Ncw houses: send for list COLLINS
& GADDIS. 5li ilth st. NV. felO-imo. EN-
FOR sAIE-7Is Nd ave ne. I-roorn house and
cellar. ,,S IIt,em
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRIIG-we do catetul wosk;
charges very reasonable: also buy. sell. and
rent typcwri;ers LABoflsfl. III sIh Of. NV.
3al7-lnio
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HELP wANrEp-rEMALE.

Advertise ments under this bend
will be inserted for one cent n word
for each Insertion.
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WANTED-ROONs
wANTED-nooMs AND poAnD.

YOUNG man will teach shorthand and typewTit-
ing evenings in exchange for room and board I:
private family. Box 7is, this Office. fsl53t, en-
BY THREE gentlemen. private family preferred:
one large or two small connecting rooms; we'll
lighted. heated ventilated; three hall beds; all
couvenicncer: hrs,-clsss board: must he pcrns-
ncnt; cheap Box 49, this Office. iei5-:t en-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
tConnmunicated.l
Colored Y. M. c. a.

one Of the most interesting features
Of the Anniversary meeting held by the
coipred A. c. y. last Sunday after
noon M's the report AZ the Building
committee, road by Samuel H. Tucker.
IL was surprising TO the large audicnca
pre- sent to learn how generously prom
ihcHi White men OF Norfolk had con
trihnied 20 this fund. The report in
Guided the following contributions,
Messrs- .luhn =. Roper Williani 81
DICKSON, o. ". ,'randy 5000 each: Mrs.
William Sclden lnd Mr rcphas Brain
erh, 500 each. Ncssrs. Is. f. Loyal. j.
W. Hunter, Charles Reid. W. ". Bar
iiard. Mrs. NJ 4. Cooke. The Noting
nam Wrenn company. $50 each. Gap.
tain William r. Taylor. $50: Messrs. Il.
). Sonihgatc, w. X. Mayo. j. w. Me
Currick. Watt. Rcttcw x Clay: w. w.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04

SUITS AT sl2:-madc Of new blue ana
castor Venetian cloth F'ly-front.
sill! lined Jackets with inlaid velvet
collars. The skirts have the swell
double boX-pieat back --percaine
lined aud velvctecn bound All
SEAMS are overlapping.
SUITS AT M2:-vcry handsome
jackets. lined with twillcd silk. and
have silk faced lapels The skirts
have the double box plcat back
percdline lined ana vc.vctcen
hound. All seams are beautifully
tailored.
SHOPPING SUITS AT slS:-made Of
plaid black golf su!ting-lEht gray
dark gray. navy and brown. Dip
jackets. The skirts are walking
lengths, finished with five rows OF
siitchinSs around the bottom.
The same style suits made of better
material at $l5.
MISSES SUITS AT $40 made OF
gray Shcviot for misses from H.
IL to Is years. I'ly-frcnt. silk lined
jackets. The skirts have the new
double boX-plc;tt back-iined with
percainc and bound with vclvctcen
SEPARATE SKIRTS At sG:-mnds
OF light and durkk gray cheviot--
double box-plc;tt b.lck-stylish seal
Ioped front finished with seven
rows of titchings-ptrcalnc lined.
NciVeteen bound. Extra long.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04

of the period, one Of the most interest
ing IS that OF Hon. VIM. y. Clark the
new United States Senator from Non
tana, by Joaquin Miller.
The Munscy. one OF the most proni-
ncnt ten cent magazines of the country
has a large tabl" Of contents anu s
profuseiy illustrated. lis 'Storicftesr
are short, but very interesting and are
an enjoyable feature of the masazine
The American Queen has FOR its chief
contents the following; Spring fash
lon. Several prize lace and embroidery
designs. of which patterns on paper,
linen and cambria are furnished
Death and a Woman by Chaloner
Lyon "A Puncture." by Fanny John
son. On the edge of II storm" by
TORN Blair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04

SUITS AT S:-arlS gray. navy and
artillery tuc. ily-front iuciets
lined with silk finished Italian cloth
Skirts have the new box-plcat back
= pcrcalinc lined mad vclvctecn
bound.
SUITS AT $7:--madr Of dark gray and
brown ladies' cloth--fy front jack
cts lined with Mcrccrizcu satin ro-
main. The skirts have the new
hoN-pleat back-pcrcalinc lined ana
relvetcen bound. All seams are
tailor stitched.
SUITS AT $S-mado OF light tan and
navy Venetian cloth and cadet and
light tan covert cloth-iy front
Jackets lined with Mcrcorized Ital-
ian cloth. The skirts have the new
boS-plcat back-pcrcafinc lined and
vclVctccn bound. All seams are
tailor stitched.
SUITS AT $lO-madc OF light gray
dark gray, tan and brown chcvioi
Fly-front and doubc-brcasted luck
cts lined with twillud silk. The
skirts have tailor stitched box
plcat back-pcrcalne lined and vel
v"tcen bound. All seams are over
tapping.
SUITS AT SlO:--madc OF cadet bluy.
dark Srny and light tam Venetian
cloth front jackets lined with
iwllcd silk The skirts have tho
now hoX-plcat bnck-pcrcs,lin lined
and vclvctcen bound. All seams are
overlapping.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
ChiIdren's White Wear.

Short Skirts-with waists made
OF good cambria. 25c.
Better ones, OF cambria, at 80, SO.
50 and 0oc.
OF fine long cloth, at 75c., ST, SIPS
ami $50.
Long sklyis ,-a3+t.2is, .92; ll &c.,
81, ST. and $50.
Short Dresses, at %, SO, 50, o.
HI, SIZES, 81, sl.25, $3.50, sl.5o
and 50.
l-onglDresses, at Is, so, Is, Soe.,
Isl, Si.25, Si.30, Si.5o AMI s..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
New Curtains.

For hail windows, doors and cot
taSe tirlperieS
Ecru ground with woven pink,
blue, green or yellow cross stripes.
White ground with woven blue cross
stripes.
Fringe top and bottom.
SEA pair.
llaniSomtr and heavier ones olive
and green grounds with woven color
ed chenille cross stripes.
Fringe top and bottom.
81 pair
New Noour< for pillow cons. VI jrr!s
chair cushions ard cosy corner
cushions. Magniiccn, GulOrn-s-
fch designs The same as others
ask SIZE. for Hero III doc. 4 y.trd.
i0-insh Dotted 'lsired ana Stilrei
Curtnin SwisS-l5. ~ yard
S6-inch White Cultnin Swiss with eel
cred dctsl2i.c a yard.
New Tapestry Table Covers frlurcd
all AroundfrSsh colornst and de-
ssSrs-'i-t size. $l.25; ST. Size. 81:
lG-i size 81.
New llsiS> cks-moducttr. tapestry ana
i''tis sels--beau,its i.c each
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
Sporting Goods.

We have reduced the price OH what
remains of The Spalding Sporting
Goods.
And baseball season will soon be
open!
spaldng's Base Balls ana Bats at ex-
acily hair Spalding's prices
Base inll SpaldinS'S prices
are lie, 25c. and 81.
Elastic Supporters. Spaldlng's price,
soc. Our price, DC.
White Cotton Supporters. Spalding' S
price. 25c. Our price, 12,ac.
White Tennis Shocs-rubbcr solcs
Spaldins's price, 15c. our price,
Black Bicycle stockngs-rancy turn
back tops. Spalding's price. pc.
Our price. l2Iac.
Coli Shrts-gcnune Scotch plaids.
Standings price $i.5o. Our price,
Indian Clubs-spalding' prices were
80 and ZOE Our prices are % and
37lac. IL pair.
Bicycle Carriers Spaldings price, 25c
our price. l2iac.
2i4foot Hickory Trapezo Bar. Spald-
ing's price, Sl.25. our price. 75c
i-foo; Hickory l'rapczc Bar. Spaldng' $
price. 81 our price, 81.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
Clildren's Headwear.
New just opened.
Strlkinsly attractive bits Of head
dress for the little folks.

NAVAL CADET CApS-madc of navy
blue, brown ana rcd beaver cloth
silk iincd-hoavy silk band stamped
~. S. Navy''-with heavy gold
cord and hutrons-patcnt leather
shields, 81 each.
JACK les TAM O'StTANTr.R CAPS
-m@de OF navy blue. brown and
rcd beaver cloth-heavy silk band
stamped III. s Navy'-trimmed
with two rows of gold braid-silk
lined: 7lc. each
DUCK TAN O'Si1ANTERS-ma of
white and natural linen duck
white silk bands. see. each.
DUCK IIATS-whitc and natural linen
-plain or braid trimmed. Zoe. each.
INFANTS NULL beautifully
made. 2Jc.. zoe, 75c. and 81 each
SILK BON NErS-pink blue and
white Jap. silk aud silk null Bon
nets-tr!mmed with lace and rib
l'.f.t-$$ii,-sSii -, sii.f7e. =, S1.lU and
S2.7., each
WHITE NULL BONNE,TS-w washable
trimmed with iucks, embroidery
and insertion--5oc.. Toe. 81 and sl.35
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
IN HIS STEPS.
"What Would Jesus Do 2"
Sc. a copy.
LITERARY NOTES.
OIARcH PUBLICATIONS.

In addition TO very excellent table
Of contents The North American Re
view contains the following articles
which deal directly With the Anglo
Boer war; Realities of tho South Arr
can War" by The Marquis of I.or,o.
"Mcrits of the TIansvaal Disputa" Inv.
Cant. ~ It. Mahan, u. S. a.; The
Doom OF the Bocr Oigarchlcs" nv
Thos. c. Hutton "Amcrica's Attidudo
Towards ]lngiand' by Il. a. Aigcr In
Secy War; Gould the War Have Been
Averted?" by Prof. S. NJ. NIacvane
Harvard Univ: America and the
War, by Sidney Brooks, and THE Res
ponslbiiIiy OF Cecil Rhodes by Brit
ish Officer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
Mems Goods.

We have changed The price OH the
81 and Sl.5O "Fitwell," Monarch"
and emery" fancy pcrcale shirts
cuffs to match 10 zoe each. Full
line OF sizes in The assortment.
Sterling" brand suspcndcrs-fancy
webs. Regularly 5Gc.. at .5c
Putfa. Four-in- hands and 1;at-wing
Club Tics. Regularly a0c Al pc.
Band Bows, Tccks, puffs ana Club
Ties heavy Silks. Regularly 25c.,
at lal4c.
ARROW Brand high turn down col
lars. Sizes II, lila, Is, f,i. ard 16.
Regularly l1c.. al Giic. each, 7jc. Il
dozen.
Fancy Stripe Underwear shirts. sizes;
~ 81 and ~: Drawers. size 50 only.
Regularly BIG, AT l2l.c
gray Mixed SHIRTS and prawers-ail
sizes. Regularly 25c., at l2Ec.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
The Denorest
Sewing Machine.
High Arm Sf9; Drop Head $40.

lind Rnhin and William Il. Ingram. S
each; Mr.. John o. Carnage; twenty
barrels. and Mr.. William II Collins ten
barrels OF lime. Contributions iii nails
we're reseived from Waters & Msrsil,
and J. G. Womble & Son.
Work on the building has been 70 q
SuTned y delay of three months was
caused by the tardincss In delivery of
TWO iron beams. } # X
The association4 hopes to aeeupy its
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
WATT, RETTEW. & CLAY.
WATT, Il T TIE N
Rich Black Brocade Taffetas, 60cg
and some other good silk news.

We have Of sharing good things with YOU whenever
Worthy to sell ooc we consider just LITTLE
ou OF the ordinary We're price they really ought Be-
priced in view OF the steady advance their production
woull he S7t.c S17;S%Ss
They three inches quality thread
silk beautiful dye YOU hdozen and
small set figures and grouped dots
We also have good quality Pdiu 7aetl, 500 yanf We
sold little better grade price months ago. this is the est
that we sell At ha-doar
teyL ia7t "a llsuAkLt. a.a..aas
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
Store Closes Promptly at s P. NJ; Saturday 4
4 word or two that will interest every reas
Honest methods VS.. the other kind.

First OF all not too busy independ.
ent to acknowledge the existence Of competitions
competition is the very life of trade
1t makes you and this closer and faster friends
1t makes your confidence in this the more lastino
and unshakable
Why Because quality sacrificed to meet com
petlng price quotations.
get it, ~-- 80
We want you to make comparisons Comparing the prices
and Qualities found at Watts with the prices qualities found
elsewhere IS a deservedy beneficial thing for
tribute to our leadership.
he loose and questionable methods pursued by mer
na nave been very ocb brought to notice
these merchants wholesale telling fairy tales completely
outvang the widest fancies Of Baron Munchausen Grimm
Anderson
The values offered by Watt Retew Clay are values completely
beyond the possibilities OF any other Norfolk store
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
in The paper" to-day are:

Darning Cottou--a balls for IL.
Womcns h'rilcd Elastic Side Garters-
The 27c. Kind. ut ioc a pair.
Childrcn's Best I.isc Elastic Hose
Supportcrs-rubbcr protected catch
all sizes--thc 15c. Kind at Toe /,
pair.
Best quality steel Scissors-ali sizes,
The ioc. kind at 33c. Il pair.
i5cst Wire Bustlcs- the 25c kind ut l5c
l1c. POmDad 9ur Combs, l0c.
25c. Pompadour Combs, zoe.
MIC, lompadour Combs, 25c.
23c. Side Combs, Ilc. n pair.
DC. Side Combs, Zoe. II pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04

i.igh, pieccA Of new Spring Goods
double foll-oVer-shot fancy stripes
i2'.c. goods. at 6'sc yard
Nint pieces OF Fancy Tartan Plaids-
double fold. l.i=t goods. At 1c. II
yard.
Sovtn pieces OF ucw Spring Novelty
CheckS-aN inches wic--newest col
or combinations. S7i9J. goods. AT
.lc. yard.
il-inch Novelty Goods en garnet
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04

Afarshalls Linen Thrcad-3c. u SPOOL
Black Sewing Silks spools for &c.
Large Stockinet Dress Shiclds-ic. a
pair
e-yard punches OF Fcathorstitch Braid
&c. Il bunch.
Nickel safety rins-all sizcs-2c. a
dozen
BLACK rins-larsc boXc-3c a box
Collar Buttons-2c IL dozen.
Pearl Shirt 8uttous--1c. dozen.
Black SILK Garter Elasiic-2i-yard
lengths-Jc. n length.
b-hook Corset Steels--ic. ~ pair
Black brush Edge Skirt lSlnding-3c. 4
Nnrn.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
i2hc Embroideries, at SC.

In strips measuring five and six
yards each
Very pretty cambria insertions and
edges TO match.
We're s, 10 and i215c. a yard.
Now SC. yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04

Very excellent Jap. Silk--.nade IN Yozs
tahama and converted In Lyons.
Black. white. cerissc old rosa,
pink, hello. lavender, light blue.
yellow. orange. Mic. emerald, tur-;
uuOisc aud purple. Twenty-tour
inchcs wide. Cicap indeed. ut Jqc.i
a yard.
New Jap. Wash Silks-scven very at
tractlyc styles uf stripes-prctty5
orinss-twenty inches wide. aac.
4 yard, 81
y magnificent, extra heavy Black
Peitu de Sole. We guarantee Il TO
civc perfect satisfaction. Twenty
two inches wide. Can't be dupil-
Gated for less than si.s25. We con-
.yder 1t quite bargain ut 81 q
yard.
Very handsome White Corded Taffcta
twenty inches wlde-makes exaui.
site waists and fronts. 81 yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04

ground With black matlassc figure.
,5c. goods. ut 37l@c, II yard.
ii-inch l'arcy Castor Diagonal--a very
desirable a,l-wool fabric. 81 goods
1T &c, n yard. ~
o.-ineh all-wool. Very stylish Home
spuil--in great demand-pew spring
goods-Eray tan and blue mix
lures. 81 goods, at Toe. a yard
5i-inch extra heavy Brdcnded Black
tolnctta Diagonal. sl25 goods, at
ilc. u yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
Black Taffeta Waists.

$3.50.
Made OF excellent quality black
taiieta. s
itht.eHtiTt front, back and sleeves j
are beautifully heinstilched.
Tailor stitched flare cuffs and
French collar.
More of the $3.50 corded
front and back arrived Friday. We
consider them unusually cheap. 3
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
Half-price Coats.

ix-dollar Coats are s..
EiShtdollar Goats are 81.
len-do!lar Goats are S..
Twelve dollar Goats are So. n
Fifteen dollar Goats are $3.50.
And every one is this seasons
Sfrli--not an old one iii the lot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
A selling of short lengths OF
new Cotton Goods right from the mills.

S 7na 5tyy TDa g s41raMa y rs e q hyff no
Some years Joined forces With eleven
Soods concerns in this millions dollars
merged our buying interests
@ oapI an organization that looked upon BY The reputable
buying aud distributing OF large quantities merchandise
he lnnunerabe benefits front this association
We tell of some good things that during the p week
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
DC. Laces at lc. a ward.

We've a LOT of Oriental, Val, imi,
tatlon Iorchon. Point de Paris and
colored laces, that we've sold RIGHT
along Al !, ) and o..
We will sell them tomorrow at lc.
4 yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
loc. Handkerchief, l2Hc

One hundred and twenty-five doz-
ell very pretty Swiss handkerchiefS
have just made their appearance OH our
counters; bargain lol, OF course.
The gathering embraces twenty
eight OF the newest embroidered
edges; narrow and wide,neat ana elab-
CRATE patterns; many OF them finished
with lace
Nineteen cents is what they are
really worth but, we will pass them
10 YOU
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
Newsy Notion news a sale of
little things for the sewing=roon1.

We've often been asked why pins and needleswteh
ii to do
We reply that iI The telling Of and selling Of little things
Our notion read and appreciated You notion BUYERS can
vouch
"ge lheir names in the nape today ara
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
Wrappers, at soc.

We'll made, Of fleeey flannelete
dark colorings.
Yoke and collar are trimmed with
braid.
Were 75c. Now sos.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
fuslii1 Underwear.

Corset Covers OF.
Made of good cotton -lelled seams
GOWNS. AT Would 10 chcap At
pc Mauc OF good cotton tucked
N9h;eEeamhric ruiilc around necl.
GOWNS. Nr $l.ia:-Would he exeel-
rent valuc al Si.l0. Cambria ard
cotton Lace and embroidery trlm-
NAZARETH WAISTS for boys ana
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
A Dress Goods event some
very enticing values await you.

We've gone through the dress goods changed price
IliN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
S.: Corsets, soc.

No, not the "1-imfritai Lddp, 1, the
queen OF all dollar corsets, but we'll
known make thai you y are asked A
dollar for everywhere.
In these sizes only; IS, "a, IS, 90,
IS, 20 and so.
Not many Of them either; some
only one OF a size.
II your size is here, iwyy. soc.
one Of the mosj popular makes OF.
Nursing COrsets--sizss IS 3D. "a 2a
-. 2, y. - ANA 81, Regularly St.3s,
at 81. ff 5s 3.
Misses Cnrscts-sizes -, Il and g..
Regularly OCT, ut pc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
WATT, RETTEW & CLAY.
WATT, RETTEW & CLAY.
Silk lined Black Cheviot Suits, SIS
better than others ask SIS for.

individuality, Distinction fashion, fit wear and all around
excellence were compressed into suit they these
handsome hlach che0iot t7Hoy-nnadc snHs
lined throughout piN black hl6th al SIS
The date yfront jackets lined with good quality black taft
feta silk.
So are the graceful boxpea with good quality black
taheta silk. r' -
hese suits more than match the "s25
Customers tell us and they "know thing
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
White Spread Bargain.

Magnlllcnt MarSellleS Spreads Tie
$3.50 sort, At 500. Want 10 know
particulars /? Listen!
y New York iobbtr lc us hav,, them
a lower price on account of their
having tiny spot or b!, of
smut on them
TIC IN, mt washing VIII fix thcm all
rhcy are worth $3.50 perfect.
y go they're Oh up indeed.
Aou save almost q dollar by not he
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04
Cottons, etc.

56-nch extra heavy u'nblcAched Got
ton smooth. even weave TO IL
yard lengths. Regularly &c. AT ac.
yard
'6-inch Blcachcd Cotton-iine and even
y woven-l0 TO lS-yard lengths.
Regularly loc.. at 7c. !; yard.
Finch Cnhlcached Sheeting-good
Iuaiity. Regularly loc., nj &c. Il
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-04

Turkey Rel DAmask tive good nat
terms fun licces-we sell 1t rcsti-
larry AT lac. Now it's lac. - yard
All-ln2n fv.nsci Doyiles-iSXIS inch
Beauties white blue ANA red Dor
cers-cNtra quality Sc each
Heavy ilCnyy-Comb Cotton ToWolljuls
- yards TOR he
cotton luck T0wcls-iSx3G Inches
woven rcd torders l;esularly s.
~ IC. each
ENtra grade lincn llucl Towels-laxs7
int hes Very absorbent- white. r,,i
Would be cnc.in IN ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-26
PROPOSALS.

6 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect, Washington, D. c. Novem-
Der "a lsoomSealsd proposals will be received at
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1900, and
then opened for the Extension of Vault tissue d.
yision,, office OF the Comptroller of Currency
Treasury Department building. Washington, D. G.,
in accordance with drawing and specifications
copies OF which may be had at this office at The
discretion of the supervising architect. JAMES
KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising Architect.
no26-m. f.6t
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE BU-
reau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department,
Washington D. O., until II O'Clock noon November
q, 1900, ard publicly opened Immediately thereaf-
ter to furnish at the Navy Yard, Washington, DC,
quantity OF bricks, lime, sand, stone cement
states glass. paving blocks granite, hardware, lum
Der. rivets. angle steel steel plates, manganese
bronze castings sheet brass steel forglngs and cast
ngs. Blank proposals will be furnished upon appIi.
cation to the Navy Yard, Washington. DC. A. s.
KENNY. Paymaster General, u 8. n. no19-1aw2w
FORT MONROE ARSENAL, VA, NOVEMBER
s. 19OO.-SeaIrd proposals. in duplicate will be
received here until TWO PM. NOVEMBER
TWENTY-SEVENTH. 1900 for purchase Of con-
demned ordnance and ordnance stores. including
cannon. pro1ectiles, small arms. ammunition, etc
Information can be had on application to w. A.
AARYE, Col, Ordnance Department, Cor,dg.
no19, 20.21, q, 24&26