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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-21
SUNDAY WAS AN ANXIOUS DAY.
Emperor William and Duke of Connaugh
Arrive from Germany

London. Jan. 21.-Throughtout the
United Kingdom yesterday was a sun
day OF anxiety and suspense. No one
in England outsidetthe circle of the
court knew the real condition of the
Queen or the nature Of her disease. The
bulletins threw but little light ON the
universal question whether death was
imminent The London newspapers had
not learned that her majesty had suf
fered shock of paralysis. Extra edi-
tions of the Sunday papers contained
no informa tion. but there were many
of the official bulletins and they were
eagerly. bought. There were small gath
erings in the vicinity of Buckingham
palace and Marlborough house as we'll
as other centers where the bulletins
were posted.
The most alarming reports of the
day came in the form of kilograms
from the princesses at Osborne House.
The coming of Emperor William and
the news that King Leopold was about
starting for London inspired fears that
death was at. hand. On. the other hand
the fact that the Prince of Wales was
able to leave Osborne House had an
encouraging effect. When the prince
arrived at Victoria station, London, at
4 p. M, with Sir Francis knollys at
tending, several hundred people were
there TO greet him. But there was no
demonstration beyond a respctful ra1s-
ing OF hats. The Earl of Clarendon and
the Earl of Pembroke received the
prince. When they inquired regarding
the Queens condition, he replied. You
see they have let me come away
The government had arranged to
send the fast cruiser Minerva to bring
Emperor William but he embarked on
n mail packet before he learned of the
plans, being accompanied by the Duke
of Connaught. The steamer had
rough passage, and on entering Speer-
ness harbor she went by the warships
without any ceremonies. Admiral Ken
nedy and Count Won Mirbach of the
German embassy. received the emperor
and escorted him to a special waiting
room. Two hours before his majesty's
train was due in London people be-
gan to gather about Charing Cross
station. The crowd included not only
the usual hangers-0n but many fash
ionable people and hundreds of Ger
mans, anxious to see the emperor on
his first appearance in London for
years. The throng became so large
that the railroad authorities erected
wooden barriers. and 100 OF the tallest
police of the Metropolitan force. with
squads of mounted men, lined up the
people on the streets. forming 4 lane
for two blocks to Nelson's monument
in Trafalgar square.
Through this lane moved proces-
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GOLFERS ON STRIKE.

Twelve Hundred Men Quit at Hazleton
Today.
Hazelton, Pa, Jan. 21.-Twelve
hundred men employed at the Lati-
mer colliery of Pardee & Co. struck
today because of the alleged unwar-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-21
Nine Buildings Completely Wiped Out by the Flames This
Morning.
PEORIA SENDS ASSISTANCE TO THE SCENE
0nsaf the Total Amount of the Destruction is Covered by
Insurance.

ranted discharge of two drill runners
and the company's refusal to REIN
state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-21
NEELY MUST GO BACK
And Take His Medicine "A La Spanish styis

of Justice.
New York, Jan. 21.-Judge La
conbe, in the United States circuit
court Saturday, signed an order va
eating the order of arrest in the civil
suit against c. f. w. Neely, under
which he was held in SOC, 1000 bail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-21

National agreement has been signed,
and there is peace between the new
and old base ball aggregations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-21
AATcHLEss REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA.


m Princess Victoria widow Prince
Emch Karl of Leiningen.
Born-Kensington Palace May
Succeeded ThroneOf her uncle King William w. June 90
Crowned-west Minister Abbey June 2s 1888.
MarriedTo Prince Albert of saxecoburgoha February TO-
Left vdow-December IA. 1851.
Proclaimed empress of India-Jauuary 1. 1871
Mother of Albert Edward. heir apparent of England
Mother of Victoria dowager empress of Germany.
/ Grandmother of Wilhelm emperor Germany.
Grandmother of Victoria Alice czarna Russia.
Grandmother of Marie princess of Roumania
Grandmother of Victoria, grand duchess of Hesse.
Grandmother Sophia duchess of Sparta wife of heir
ent of Greece.
Grandmother Elizabeth grand serge of
Grandmother OF Ernest grand duke of Hesse.
Greagrandmothe of the Prussia
to German empire.
Greagandnoshor Olga. grand Russia heres ap
o a
Reigned greater years any Europeau
Iasted6 and day exceeding by
three months and "a the reign George ILL., which
longest England before she o
Empress of India for nearly years
ouived all the members house lords peers
of accession except
who then had been members the house
Survived all the her original prvy
being
of
every Episcopal twice dur
judicial least from end end
widow years.
Saw five arohbishOps of Canterbury
chanclors prime ministers and six preachers
of the house of commons.
vforoRIAs REIGN.
growth empire the regime of
Queen Victoria may be formed from the following table:
In su.ro
,s.s s.isl
Donso
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far as her immediate safety is con-
cerned, the extreme weakness of the
Queen causes almost more alarm than
the paralysis. Much difficulty has been
experienced in administering nourish-
ment, for she appears quite unable to
masticate. To this weakness are prob
ably due the long spells of unconscious
ness through which she has been pass
ing, although it is almost impossible
to distinguish these from the insidious
encroachment of paralysis. For more
than a week the court attendants have
had hard work to prevent her from
sleeping at the wrong time. The last
time she drove out the villagers were
astounded to hear the clear treble of
the son of the Princess of Battenberg
trilling out popular songs from the
royal carriage.
Sang to X eep Her Awake.
The explanation is that he was sing
ing to keep his grandmother awake.
Now and again she dozeds waking to
tell the boy to continue his chant
which to the initiated oniooker con-
talned world of pathos. Emperor
William. the Prince of Wales and the
Duke of York are all expected 10 ar
rive at Osborne house today. The
only additional royal personage who
arrived was the Princess Victoria of
sSchleswig- -Holstein, who arrived dur
ing the afternoon.
News at the Cape Of Good Hope.
Cape Town, Jan. 21.-The news of
Queen Victoria's illness caused con-
sternation in Cape Town. Sir Alfred
Miner and his staff attended service
in the cathedral, where prayers were
offered for her majesty's recovery
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same reductions.
AT lec., REDUCED FROM 49c.-Per.
Gale waists, stripes and figures, pink
and blue; also dark colorings.
AT 2sc., REDUCED FROM 7ec.-Fine
lawn and gingham-a variety Of styles
dainty colorings.
AT Acc, REDUCED FROM csc. AND
Sl.79-An exceptionally good LOT OF
dainty waists-variety OF materials, OK
blood stripes, madras and grass linen
effects.
AT csc, REDUCED FROM Sl.7e AND
S29S-These waists are all OF very
fine materials, some grass linen, others
OF mercerized chambrays and zephyr
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Books at 1C., SC. and 10c.

Not sent C. q. ID, Exchanged or Credlt'd.
AT Ic PUBLISHERS PRICE 25c.-These paper
cred books-good paper large type Among them such IL
ties as Bracebrdge Hail. Lucille, Poe's Poems Dreams
Queen OF the Air Essays OF Ella Ethics OF the Dust, Eme
sons Essays Frankensein Brownngs Poems and Light OF
Asia, ETC., etc.
AT Sc, PUBLISHERS PRICE soc. AND 75c.-These are
cloth bound books good paper and good Ype-among the
titles are: Dancing Girl, Shattered Idol The Three I'm.
posters Queen OF the Air Laa Rookh, Patonc Affections
Man With Seven Hearts, etc., etc.
AT iOc., PUBLISHERS PRICE Sl.00.-Gilt top, Emo,
cloth bound booka standard works BY standard authors,
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Towels at Low Prices.

AT &c. FOR Sc. Il, ,2OO) wash cloths, all
hemmed, fine quality.
AT isc. FOR iec. extra heavy, double
AT 25c. FOR 35c. bleached Turkish
towels, hemned and fringed, size 2Sx
46.
REMNANTS Of bleached and unbleached
damask At less than import prices.
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A S1.1O Umbrella Bargain.

thousand 20 and 28.nch umbrellas for men and women
covered with Union affeta silk mounted with handles OF
horn Dresden natural woods and black for mourning
Harvey steel rod paragon Frame cases, and made they
should be in every dea umbrella for SllO. Not the
cotton covered kind sometimes offered Just good.
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zfsdfrift 3seSer 4 o..
New Ribbons
Cheaper than the old.

Right OF Main Entrance
AT lSc. INSTEAD OF 2sc.-Fsncy tai.
ieta ribbon; oil silk, very pretty, 3 In.
vice; very newest designs - white
ground, light colored stripe.
AT Ice. INSTEAD OF 28c.-Plain stripe
soft lustrous tafieta, 81 In. wide,
french pattern, beautiful all silk rib.
bon-all colors.
AT 2ec. INSTEAD OF 4se.-Anothsr 10,
fresh from the looms, all silk Gin. soft
taiieta, all the most wanted shades and
white and black.
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Picture Frames at q and u
Under Prices,

Third Floor Not Credited or Exchanged.
A large assortment OF almost all kinds
Of picture frames; gilt, white and gilt and
oak; all regular sizes, viz:
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Sheets and Pillow Cases.
Sheets made OF good quality muslin,
torn bv hand and aundered ready for use.
2l.x2h, 4Sc. each, reduced from 60c.
2hx21,, SAC. each, reduced from Csc.
Pillow cases, 45x36, l2i,c. each, re-
duced from l6c.
Bleached mus lin, yard wide, Sc. yard,
reduced from 7c.
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White Goods Reduced.

AT &C., REDUCED FROM lsc.-Fine
white dimities, sheer quality.
AT I2nc., REDUCED FROM ISc.-
White India Linon, 40 inches wide.
ATi4c., REDUCED FROM 25c.-White
madras, soft finish.
English long cloth, csc. a piece OF IL
Yards, regular price Si.25.
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Wash Dresses for Girls.

Wash Dresses for Girls.
Clearing SaIe.-IncomparabIe Reductions.
I'd F"o.
At &C.,, 98c., SIPS; we're SIPS to $500.
They consist Of gumpe high neck and blouse effects made
white lawn linen, pique percae etcsome plain others
trimmed with laces and embroidery; assortment OF odd
styles and sizes, to IL years.
At S2.25, $3.50, $3.50; we're $500 to $4,000.
dresses Of pecae lawns, meceied nen imported pques,
ETC.; 8 to 10 year Sizes
WOmen'S Washable Dresses.
Clearing Sale Away Under to Make Prices.
Sec,nd Floor.
At $I.65, we're $3.50 to $4.75
S2.25, $500 to $6.75
$3.50, $500 to $1,000
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White Waists.

AT 4ec., REDUCED FROM SOC. AND
sSc.-Shrt waists OF white lawn, some
made with shield front, trimmed with
insertion, others tucked effect.
AT CSC, REDUCED FROM Sl.49 AND
Sl.79 - Women's white lawn shit
waists, five styles, one style buttoned
in the back with cluster tucking in
front, others lace insertion and tucks
or embroidery, sailor collar and shield
effects.
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frs6srirk 3seSer Z 6s.
lie. for 25C. and 40c.
Printed Linen Lawns.

Second Floor.
Every yard new this season-styles and
colorings Of the staple sorts--and Q good
assortment-all reduced to lie. yard 70
close QUA .. -
&c. for 25c. Irish Oimitles.
Second Floor.
Didn't get rid Of oil those imported dim
tiles last Monday, so there's enough Tor
another day-the wanted colors and styles
and, you know, imported dimities never
sold At &c. before we Offered them. ve'rs
closing them out.
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Old English Sponge Ware.

Reproductions OF old English patterns
Cobalt blue and maroon, attractive be-
cause OF It's crude, antique appearance;
nothing prettier Tor decorating purposes,
and useful too
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Third Floor.

Printed Lawns at &c. yard.
Not c. o. D.
Just opened the last case to be received
from the mills this season. They will sell
quickly-whie only at Sc. yard they are
thoroughly good and suggest 2sc. fabric.
SC. for l9C. Satin Raye
OimitieS.
Not c. o. u.
These dimities are copied from an i'm.
ported Swiss thar sold for ST 90 a yard
ecru grounds overshot with green, white
and black dots-all at SC. yard sold reg.
ularly at lsc.
Women's Neckwear at 15.
At Sc. TO TO asc. INSTEAD OF 2sc. TO
Sea- lot Of washable ties, white
with fancy colored hemstitched bind.
ings; very pretty novelties.
AT SC. AND IOc. INSTEAD OF i5c.
AND 25c.-Some OF the very turn.
over collars that you want, embroid.
cred.
Big Cuts In China Prices.
Some figures here in our china store
that talk and yet they only tell half the
story-you must see the goods.
Pressed glassware.
At Sc.-Cheese and butter plates, olive
trays. spoon trays and Jelly dishes.
AT i0c.-A lot Of deep and shallow com.
potes, or fruit dishes, four styles, rang.
ing from TO 10 inches in diameter;
oil bottles, l5c.; flower vases, l0c.;
water pitchers, 39c., and many other
artit les at like prices.
AT iSc., REDUCED FROM 35c.-
About 20 articles, including large fruit
bowls on stand, cake stands, compotes,
large nappies, large flower vases, celery
holders, etc.
AT iOc., REDUCED FROM 2sc.-A
lot Of O.nch flower vases on foot.
AT 7Sc., REDUCED FROM $i.5O-
Large l4.inch punch bowls in diamond
pattern; punch cups to match, Sc. each.
AT 4Sc., REDUCED FROM 7Oc.-
Crystal water tumblers, fine, thin blown
glass, embellished with neat etched de-
signs, 4Sc. per dozen, regular price Toe.
China.
One table filled with French and Aus.
trian china decorated dnnerware, left
over pieces, incomplete dinner sets, at
next-to-nothing prices.
Old English Sponge Ware.
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no cuffs. II Is by all odds the best shirt
bargain OF this year. Both for boys and
men.
75c. for Mems $I.5O and
$3.50 Shirts.
Plain white and fancy madras negliges
shirts, French bosom shirts, mercerized
linen shrts--the best kinds OF the year;
good enough for anyone TO wear.
SC. and lOC for I0c to Csc.
SCarfS.
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Clearing Sale of COlOred Shirt Waists.
Prices lower than cost of msklnu,


all
o
edci
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Boys Suits Cheap.
At S2.98, Req. 1893 & S4.90.

A splendid lot OF double. breasted suits
for the TO l6.year.old boys, suitable 10
wear now or for the early fall; made OF
tweeds, cassimeres and fancy cheviots,
grays, browns, olives and overplads-
tailoring the very best
Also among them lot Of broken sizes
OF sailor, vestee and Russian suits al
S2.98, reduced from S7.98.
Acc. for boys csc. trousers.
sec. 4" 79c. & 81 90 washable suits
7Sc. A" $l.25&Sl.5O
ST S2.OO&S2.5O /"
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29C for Boys 75C. and $I.W
Shirts.
White and fancy negligee shirts, ~ to
Ia inch; also about 500 odds and ends
OF mems shirts at same price. Not sent,
credited or exchanged.
55c for Mems $I.OO and $l.50
Shirts.
A much better lot than those OF last
week; fancy negligee and stiff bosom Of
madras cloth and percales; about halt
have the pleated bosoms; few have
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Shirts at Prices Never so Low.
o
successful Of discovered
shirts
half will
a
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ginghams, pretty effects, made with
sailor collars, others trimmed With EN-
broidery.
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Some RecapitulatiOnS OF Moment.


o
he thought o fpuHha sew
by
&C. furniture
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Not c. o. ID.
These dimities are copied from an i'm.
ported Swiss thar sold for ST 90 yard
ecru grounds overshot with green, white
and black dots-all at Sc. yard--sod reg.
ularly at I9c.
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Big Carpet Surprise
Our Semi.AnnuaI Sale
This sale will embrace some Of the most surprisi
Our preparations surprising anything have
advantages. Reserve that day-a week from to-morro,
Surprising Augu
Second Week With Better
AT &c. to 12Hc., Act
The timeliness OF regular August sale OF laces
seemed aces at least aces Our preparations have
and the qualities and prices tomorrow better than the
AT &c. TO I21lc, ACTUAL WORTH Sc. TO 4ec.-Imiaton
Torchon Laces-all Withstand insertion to match.
AT &c. TO &C., ACTUAL WORTH i0c TO 49c-Normande,
Vlenciennes and Point de Paris Lacesal wid'hsgaloons
and straight insertion.
AT Sc. TO 21c., ACTUAL WORTH Ioc. TO esc-Arabian
Gallons, white and butter-al widths.
August Embroidery Sale.
At &c. to I2Hc., Actual Worth I0c. to 69c.
Brooklyn such embroidery offers before They
in keeping with August sale OF sces and their
way present just great merchandising Lots OF
pieces OF ~ yards-peny OF the baby edges ribbons
double edge beading and all between widths the Sinch
demi-flouneing
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Seaboard Air Line RAILWAY,

FLORIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT LINE"
LEAVE WASHINGTON. PENSA. r.. X. STATION.
$3.50 A. NJ daily. Florida and Atlanta Fast Mail
for Petersburg Raleigh, Southern Pines, Pine
hurst. Camden. Columbia Savannah, Jackson
vile, Tallahassee. and Tampa, Charlotte.
Athens. Atlanta New Orleans. and points
West. Through leeping cars to Jacksonville
and Hamlet to Atlanta.
$3.50 P. NJ. daily, Florida and Metropolitan Linz
ited-Drawing Room, Compartment, Ohserva-
ton and Dining Cars-for Raleigh, Southern
Pines PiBehurst. Camden. Columbia Savannah
Jacksonville, and ST. Augustine. sieepng Car
Jacksonville to Tampa.
6;55 P. NJ. daily. Florida and Metropolitan Linn
tied for Charlotte, Athens. Atlanta Chat
tanooga, Nashville. New Orleans, and points
Southwest. Through sleeping cars to Atlantis.
CONNELL. General Agent iiS4 New York Ave
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Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR sALE-NoRTHwEST

FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR sALE-At a bargain, of the most desirq-
BILE building lots in Washington, located on 2lst
ST., bet. \ and q sts NV. surrounded by fine
Improvements; price very low. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER go + St. NV. eg-3
FOR SALE-A desirable lot 25xl0O, on 18th st.
Columbia Road this lot is certain to in
crease in value by reason OF the new and costly
improvements which are surrounding it. LOUIS
p. SHOEMAKER, go + st. NV. esq
FOR SALE-One OF the most desirable lots for
residence purposes in the northwest section. cor
y. II. ave and Riggs; having % feet front y.
II. and containing only 400 square feet OF
land. LOFTS T.. SHOEMAKER, $50 r st. NV.
e0-3
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Staten, Pennsylvania Ave. and IL 1-2 St
In effect November l. 1900.
For AleIandria-Week days $50. 7:o4, $50,
500, s:S5, $50, 9:25, 1000 HOO, IL: 80 q. M,
xl29o5 40 1915, xl.Oo. LIS 2:0o. 1880. x2:59.
$50. 1850, x4:i5, i:55, $50. $40, x5:2f, $40.
sos. $50, 7;06. 1880. 500, SIS $50, l0:l5.
1l:eo and II so p NJ. Sundays, 7:45, 800. e:45,
1880 Hoo, II 30 m, 1900 noon $50. 800.
1;SO, 200, $3.50, $500 8:SJ. AGO $3.50, 500, $50
SEQ. $50, 700, 7:30. $500. S;i5 $3.50, lois,
u:20 and u:50 p m.
For Mount Vernon-wcek DAYS. ESQ. 500. 1000.
n'oo a. FL, xl2:o5. S1:o5, 900. x2;be, s.5a. x415,
x6:A. 1905 and $3.50 p. m Sundays, 300 a. m 4,
II 60 noon, 200. 400. 200, end $50 p. m
For Arlington and Aqueduot Bridgc-week
days $50. 1904. 7:90 500. 1886. $50, 9:25 1890.
end IL: M. sl2sO5. 1920. -l2:45, los. las.
ECO, '2;so. 1850 $3.50. 1859, ABS. $50, 5:2s,
eos, $3.50. 7;o6. and 500 p. m. Sundays, 7:i5,
300. 9:45, 1000. II 60 and I'll; 80 a. m, 200
noon, 'I2:S0, CO. 1880. 200. -2;so. 500. $3.50.
400. 1870. 500, $3.50, 600. $3.50 7:oo. 1880.
and 500 p. m.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
xExpress. TO Arlington only.
C. z. ABBOT. President
j. COLIIN Surer;ntendert-
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PROPOS AIS.

PROPOSA AIS for constructing an eigit-rOom school
building on northwest corner Of X and Sd street.
sw. Washington. d. C.. capable OF being enlarged
into sixtcen-TOom building, II 50 desired.
Office OF the Commissioners. ID. C.. Washington.
March D. 1901. Sealed Proposals will be received
at this Office until u NJ. Ca MARCH 20. 1901.
for constructing an eight-room school building on
northwest corner Of and Third streets sw.,
Washington d. C., capable of being enlarged
into a siNteen-roOm building, if so desired
Blank forms OF proposals and specifications, to-
gether with all necessary information. can be
obtained upon application therefor at the Office
OF the Inspector oi Buildings Of the District Of
Columbia. and bids upon these forms only Will
he considered The right is reserved to reject anv
or all bids Proposals must be enclosed in an
envelope sealed and endorsed on the outside
Proposals Tor Constructing an eisht-Eoom school
building for the District Of Columbia HENRY
b. f. MCFARLAND. JOHN ". ROSS. LANSING
II. BEACH, Commissioners. D. c. e7-CexS
Proposals for constructing the Washington
Heights school Building the north side Of
california Avenue between Eighteenth street
and FLORIDA Avenue NV. Washington. d. G..
Office of the Commissioners. ID. C., Washington.
March o, 1901. Scaled Proposals will he received
At this Office until T. NJ. ON MAR(H 30. 1901.
for constructing the Washington Heights School
BuiIdins on iets ca TO 20. inclusive. block 5.
on the north side OF California Avenue
between Florida Avenue and Eighteenth
Street northwest. Washington, d. c. Blank
forms of proposals and Specifications, to
petber with al necessary information. can be
obtained upon application therefor at the otiee
OF the Inspector OF Buildings OF the District OF
Columbia and bids upon these forms only will
be considered The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids Proposals must be enclosed in an
envelope. sealed and endorsed on the outside:
s'Propo-alS Tor constructing the N2ShngtoT
Heights School Building for the District OF CO.
lumbil" HENRY b F. MCFARLAND. JOHN
". ROSS. LANSING II. BEACH, Commission
crs ID C. c7-6exS
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| WANTEn-Waiters aud butlers for private fami-
| lies: hotel and cafe Enquire 1888 nth ST. NV.
| nj
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waxrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED Rooms and board for 4 young men
not &c exceed 50 each; OF near East Capito
81. o. Pa ave Address BOX Il. this Office
Hi2-3
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT OR sAiE--in and about HydttSSille,
several beautiful homes with lots, and small
acreage suitable for chicken runs; Pricc moderate
VILE ms
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FOR nENT-oFFrCE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Rooms in building 9S2 + St. NV
cheap rent. Apply to v. j. DANTE. liutchlns
Building. 10Th and ~ stS delS
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FOR SAI.E-SuBtR 8iAN-

WE WILL SELL a lot 25xl2J, on electric fail-
way (snglo farcJ Tor s2zj monthly payments,
without interest or taxes this prlee Soo1 ior
COS 18Th st. ti MOI
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Tickets. sleeping car reservations. and other in
formation furnished and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Co. on orders left 2. Ticket Office. I05
18th St NV; 5II Perna. Ave NV. and 1t
Peuna. Station.
Phone liii for p. II. h Cab Service.
FRANKS CANNON. Sd V P. aad Gen Ng-.
; IT, HARDWICK. General Pass'r Agent.
L. 5. BRoWN General Agent
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

" ANTED- SMALL pony cant. Address Z. sTuBE-
NER Bladensburg. Md. ell-3
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-12
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