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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-31
WESTFlELD.

While visiting in Mont gomcry last week
Bernie Gilbert went out with n huUtiuE
party and killed one bear and was ON, of
five who poured Il hroadsldc into another
bear. killing 1t. The story Is current that
last Monday a North Troy man would,d
a'dccr on the West hill and was running
il down when two hunters from Richfprd
shot and killed 1t and lugged it off i'm spite
of protests from hunter No. 1.-Mr and
Mrs. Richardson of Broomc Corner. Car.
visited her brother, Jos. Goddard. last
" cok.-Thc Independent Order of Forest
crs' will give IA Thanksgiving bah at
AikenS' hall. Troy. Blair's orchestra from
Newport will furnish m~usic.-Frauk CNip-
man has moved his furniture to Carl
Beans, whore his family will remaih the
most of the winter.-R II. Wright started
for Buffalo last Saturday.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

\ prize speaking contest. under the Iii
I,ction Of the Wonan's Christie Ttnrrr-
aucc Unions Of Franklin and East Frank
Lin. will uo held at the town hall ut
Franklin. Friday evening. November iot
Nli ere cordially invited to be present..
Miss Sara scott of Milton spent Sunday
at $. w. Armstroug's.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Culcord If lichford have been
visiting friends in town for u few dag So
Mrs. -. T. Hihblrd and Mrs. w. II. None
visited 1T u. j. ItuhleC's of M~ontS"ln'iN.
tnis wtcN. Miss Della Honey is VISITING
friends in MuutaumcrY Center for II + W
days.-Tho regular meeting Of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union of tHis
place will u' h,ld It the HON" OF MIR.
f.. T.. Thomas. saturday afternoon at 30.
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JOHNSON.

O. Il. 1.andon spent sunday with his
sister, Mrs. II. II. Allen. in Grand isle
W. T.. Ranger and family spent "A few
day, with relatives in Lynuonvillc. re
turning MANUFACTURING Hayes Of Man
eli, st,r. y. H.. was ~ town last week
taking back a carload of pctatCes.-ii"ury
Tuliper, an old veteran and long n resi-
dent of this town. died Friday morning.
Services were held st hi@ late residence
ON Monday, Rev. T.. c.. French officiating.
old brigade post. assisted hv tho :. z. Hill
avn 5. of V. acted as an escort. rhc
Eous" was filled, many having to remain
outSidc. thus ShoN ing their respect 80:
tLc,r fallen comraie.- Edgar Wright is
quite sick. -pcrlcy IioCkins and wife from
~liardWick spent sunday with relatives in
town, returning Nor day.-l3oV. |. u. john
sons family are expected next week nh
VIII move into the Methodist parsonage.
Which has been greatly imprcICd and Il
rev barn has hccn luilt also.
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WATERVllLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. 4. Wiley were in
Waterbury last week, Mrs. Charles Chili
and sister, Mrs. Sanborn, are visiting Mrs.
Edward Culver at Eichford.-A Mr.. Han.
kinS of Boston. Mass, was In town the
past week setting q very nice monum" 1t
in the Mace family ot.-Clic young friends
of Miss Abbic Mann gave her II strpriS"
at the hotel on the 2lst inst, ANA present
ed her with a beautiful gold watch.-IIir.
am Leach. an old and respected citizen Of
this place, died at the home of his iaugl-
ter. Mrs. H.. w. Smith, at North Hyde
iark on the 9th inst. The funeral was
hold at the I'rion church or Tuesday.
kcv. Mir. Howard officiating.
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GREENSBORO

Walter Wiley visited friends nj South
Albany last wcek.-James White has moV-
ed to the farm which he purchased of
Iicrbort Hanson.-Elwood Erill has moved
into the McRoy house at East Crafts1ur..
was II box social mt Hcrlcrt
Taiicy's Friday night. All had a very en-.
icNn able timc.-Mauricc and Carl Spcir
spent ~ few days last week with their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. TN NIP
Son.-Mrs. Frank Graham, who has been
stopping with h"r sister. Mrs. ". A.
Thompson, for Il time mas returned to her
home at South AlbanY.-Mrs. William
Lang died very suddenly at her home
Thursday. The funeral was held Satpr-
day. Much sympathy Is felt FOR the b.
rcaVed family.-Aboht - friends aud
~ncighhors gathered at Horace McIHrtu's
last Tuesday evening to remind him If his
10th birthday. 1T was u very pleasant oc-
Ca!,on.
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FORESTDALE,

Mrs. \. W. Brown of Portland. Mo. Is
visiting friends in Ills place. Mrs. trrnE
lewis IL spending q wccl; I'M IuSiou and
Lynn. Mass Shubo Brown of NuodstorE
Is visiting mis- parents. MIR. aud Mr.. {. j..
I1own.-MisS Florcrc" hin gave 10 patty
to her Young lady friends Friday aflct-
nuou. it hoing her 18th birthday MIR. and
Mrs. l.. NJ. Baker returned SATURDAY from
their western trip Mrs. Baker visited NJ
sister in Lincoln. Sch. Mr.. Baker visited
i'm San Francisco, Cal. ON their return
they spent several days ut the pau-Am":i.
can cXpositiou.-Gcorg" Carr and fdmll,
of Arlington are visiting at Daniel Bloc
g"tts.-Mrs Ictor Nicklan aul stn. Nor-
man, are visiting. friends in Bri-tol.-M MIS-
Flora Baker Is visiting i'm Rutlaud.-
O. orgc Erslow has moved tp Rutland -
LnMis I.lrnlk Is III.
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BElVIDERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Yatro are the happy
parents OF a son horn oct. 21th.-Ettu Da-
Wis and Lydia Cohurn are visiting friends
in Burlington and Milton.-Nlr and Mrs.
Isaac Hunter of Westford were in town
the Odd, called here by the death of his
mother, Mrs. John Hunter.-iiarry La
fountain shot a deer the Eth,-Henry Pot
ter has moved into one of Smiths houses
and Is at work for $. 9. Smith and son
Matte Foster of Lowell Is visiting Al j.
Tillotson's.-Clarence Coburn is at work
for Mr.. Billings at the Merritt
Ilcmcnway has returned to his home in
Boston.-Eugene Rivers has purchased IA
horse of j, w. Stevens.-There will be a
church covenant meeting at the Christian
church. Saturday, Nov. 2 at . O'clock
Work is booming at the Center Oh Bllling 5
steam mill.
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CRAEISBuRY,

Hon. T.. L. Hastings. DR.. Dustin, Via
F1own and some others left last we X for
the pan-American exposition at Bufolo.-
Roy. &. II. Morse has returned from his
vacation.-Mr. and Mrs. ID. q. Hartman ~
Barton I0nding visited friends in town
las, week. Mrs. Curtis of Sheldon To-
turned to her home last Monday after
spending a fe" Gays in Mrs. f.. y
Nelson has returned from Boston.
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Mrs. A. NJ. Gray, who has hecn very sick
with heart trouble, is imPrcving.-The two
telephone centrals here are very convent
emily located now. Miss Knowlton is the
of the Bell and has the central
in her new house. and the Peoples OPP
posite at T.. l.. Holmes, where they are
very accommodating, giving this section
under both systems extra good service
Mrs. l.. c. Taylor, who Is at IA. A. Bart
let's suffering from a broken hip. Is able
10 sit up about two hours Il day.-Judgs
expects to 20 TO California with
his daughter. Mrs. Kinsman, to spend thu
winter.-Mr. Revoir Is remodeling the
buildings on the Cobb farm, putting II fur
mace into the house and making 1t an mp
to-date farm hcuse.-Ray ~Steadiford, who
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day for the second Central Vermont *
cursion TO New York.
y large party Of Knights Of Columns
went y"siorday Afternoon to ~. jonns-
bury, where the Barre lodge was ~ CON-
Ter the second degree last night.
Mrs. Il. j. Vaughn is in N%orthhclI
caring for her mother, who is in fc,nia
Ectlth.
Rev. Etlo *. NJ. Jones last evening en-
t. rtainod tEt u, mbors of her SunIIy
.chocl class ar q Halloween party at Ii
lnivcrsalist parsonage.
+. }. Sowd'n of Tho tirm Of Sowden *
Lyon icIt yesterday for Dover. y. j.,
where his wife has been for some tiu',.
week.
Dr. 6. W. Steele went yesterday "a
Springfield, Mass, where he is one Of ne
1peHk'rS at the meeting of the Moth
,"St,ru IIcntal association
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BROOKFIElD

Harry Hatchcldcr has purchased the
Frank .Ainsworth place At tho vii
larc.-Arthur Washburu has bought the
late Julian VI, rise iarp.-A son was born
to Mr., and Mr. T. W. Davenport Cctuucr
ETHAN oNsttl supper WAS held Icy tie
Ladies society al Nj. and Mrs. f.. +. Riyu-
arGSOn's last Friday "Noting.-NcN Fri
day cI ming tho Christian Frd' 1vor Will
held a social with Mr.. ana Mrs. J. G.
IiOlmCS.-Thcrc was Il corn huSkiuS at
George Phanton's Friday evening.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

g.. W. Sty.gles went to New York on the
last weck.-Tho remains Of Miss
/ Icknell. who died at her home in Fair.
fax Wednesday. October 23d, aged II years,
father and mother, October 18th. The il-
neral was held at Fairfax Those that
accompanied the remains We're her sister.
Mrs. Addie Baldwin and Mrs. Marie story
Nh. and Mrs Rood and Mr.. and Mr..
Kennedy. Harry Clifford, and Mr., Curry
an of E'pipfny
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RANDOLPH CENTER

The hunters are improving these days
for deer, but fail t. tring much
game.-Hcrman Flint and owen Seymour
have both purchas ed "A bird dog of Mir.
iienyon.-B. +. Blndgetts wife and daugh-
ter from East Randolph were the guests
of II. u. Macy and wife one day recently.
Mrs, T.. II. Lille has been with her sis
ter, Mrs, =. T.. Logan, for n few days
There VAS a church scciahle at George
Panton'S last Friday night, quite a num-
were prcsent.-Ihilip and Guy ScY-
mour are at erik for j \. Pratt chop
ping w~ood,-Irank BlodEett was at II. D.,
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

RANDOLPH,
ABOUT SIN " crock wednesday cNehlh!' o.
cured the d"ath OF one oil hahd"lpn s
highly respected citizens. Peter SauIt' WIN
hau "teh " SU1ercr Tor ScNeraI years
Win fh~rulnauSm ana govt ne hid b'th
c,"hnhod |" ms ""u Iro1uen'lE nu' lla
u'"'h came Putt' "nINl'cteo'N at ln' last
l''"' "'''' l"l"',' u i'u "''" SpN '',u
i,r nearly Il week h"t with no unusually
nl"rIn'he - nPtoiHS, ne "o"'u nav "''l
Ut NcarS ora next January me IuH' 'Hl
was Hcl" '"'"I""E i"itllopH' ~ t'c
NUS, ,"e N't'r'iT VI ! . ''t"n' i"S', -
"h''n ne WIS d" 'h'it'r ihc'"o'r'pc ioIh,-
60 '"eii ri'ua' ScrN'cc d. n'hc "'I'VA
ana an hour l"'er d requiem mass was
.tIepf"ltd IN me roman tatn"l'c cuurCi''
rev J"S'ph n"floh oil Nlhusor oil' -
lhS' NF' HauIt raves " VIE anu yen 'ilI-
ur"N 10 mourn ms iosS' an oi "hoHl are
mere. btofSc' tl' ti"hr! ana i'oheFt' MIS-
req Hil''i'!lnhe, Misses fiarrle'' AeIeS
ana Naocl Sault are tn" chiIuIeh H'i:1
mere. + " S"uit r'7lutS III M"Eli-N i"'
ana i-dw"ru l.. Sa't al Nersennes' ! hr'e
pr"tn"'S' J." / o"ul., 'uStPn "auit """
J.. + 'f"It' an ~ itahu"ip"' ",S' 9"-
we. Nn'h q Hlt' more imam IN years
"'" Mr. SanIt ,i'iS''" III 'hr Se'ohu I'E'1
'lch' 81 i'h"up iSl""u N"lnn'c"rS 'u'
ScrNe" "''rInE 'h''' H'aiS W wv NiI,' N"''
RIVER 'ice answering VI, i'm "l' ~ w.
" carpenter ny 'r"u' ana d" hp'' one re
vas l." ma" Oh goo" JuusHlcil, Hp"'.' !
ms u'',ihsS ana Il '"",'V 9p','t'u ''."' ]"
"m"S' "'tt" - nl'''no' ~ " '"sr ,.ly'.
'""iNu"H VA "'" MIS- 'VN''',N
locus arrive" from t\ n'"Htl'l'' ""'i'
'n'N "l"'' Il P"Ttl"H ~ 'nNiI HoirN 'l''.'
lh'N were p"ie'IN nh"rrie" 'cto"'l ""
"' l'hil"hUel 'hurch II, i'"@'un, ,"' ~"
hn'-' ",''S az. '''
me 'IIue' i-"'l,G l'E"li ! naSr, d t"1'
'Jr ~ Ni,' "'i' 'nrH, nr',! ~ ~ ~ W "
,!"'' anu tnc Ei"'!'' WINS n.i'.
-N"W >"fh 'ltH' mas "'@i' WIN VA '"",l''
~ E'I' ,"tl"E" I"f 'h' 'u:'Hnor. "'
','"fs' N~''i'SS' r',t'I "!"i' !
'h'r''l' pFrl'r'h'" .n' my ''esr
I>.'.''' ~ NV, Ni'mut 9,
",''N - H't'H ',r,' " w. "u'
'h"l'h "' ms pI','. n' nfpn' M"S ~
AWAY ny H'l i"t"c', ''' 'ioN"U'' ''"'
Hd'' ~ i'oS'''' ANU NV '','''' ","u
i,'SE'lt ~ N'I"''''' W., "'
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iS p'S' I'"'' NlaH ",'i'i" '"''"' o."
lNVer' MASS '',, noe" as ni"iu y ~,
y "'""i"I "'''N'"9a % 'F',
m'Il' ~ liot'I N''l''ir' l"'''"N" "'
hlcdlAielN ait'r inc C'I,hr"n?
hrl'ior" brown - ~ pn.,I, ~ ~ -
iNlh% '"r 'h' pi'S'., >" q ~ ~ A." = ~,
mas purchased Tor >>1' 'nr npn Dr. 81 ~
~ l''Il'N,'' ! "IH'Hsi"" w. -, 5,n,u ~
irSl "i April, re a. W. "ir.S' ="
nav ms nl"'n'l' "'9' 'fV"' ~
h'thol, max h'f nome WIN nm l' ''o
i'S' "I l'I "aNS
fildaE afternoon Hpou, 'mt'I ~
CURED the dt'th Oh 'onll W. Nn'I. Nn'
htu ''cl III less 'n"n 'hIf' u"HH' "'l""-
t''Ilt'' u'rhl" AN, H'"it i"""i' ''u9.''
''Hth' me luher"i VIZ Htl" AZ .l' '""
nom" ~ AIR. l-Nlch SUNDAY "ltVr'""h
al one CLOCK NtN. = a li""hru' P'S-
l"r or the faltlSt 'Iur'h; olh'l"'lhE' m
torment VAS IN o"uth view 'oih"''rN'
MI lNh'l was porn III 'l"i'IioH' :.
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tho farmers much inconvenience in pro-
vidug water for stock. Wells and springs
as N"ll as brooks are totting dry and low.
Tnc highways are elegant. and riding ia
the order Of the - Word VAS ,cotvud
nero the past week that Mrs. Barber
Styles Of Toledo. ohio. was dead. Sha for
mc,iy lived IT. lIurtuuvillr ard Was Will
known here. Mrs. James T.. Iiail Of Bon
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Fairfax cal"es. hogs and lambs Thursday
ct Georgia station. Henry Jones of st. NJ
bans and his sister, Mts. little, OF New
York visited /. II = FdirlHnkS WoducS
duN.-Mr. Jones starts for the Fen Aun"rl-
can l'riday.-Mr. Duuforth of Buck llol-
lew. Fairfax. is I'm toNn@vith his thrrsh-
ing machin doing e number OF large
), hs.-AIr. Jud Mrs. otis ia'oreo have a
hoy. born Thursday, October
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II. w. l. e CO.
An Important Sale Of Linens.

The Linen Department of this great store is located near
the main stairway and the light airy basement.
Housewiely interest at this season turns to replen-
ishing the linen closet. We have made broad pre-
partitions and you can rely on the quality OF every
article offered.
Lot OF all linen Bleached Table Damask, full u inches wide, in five ex
cenent designs at 7c per yard, good value at $1.O0.
Lot of all linen Beached German Damask, SO inches wide, at Coo, value
rs cents.
Lot extra quality Beached Damasks, excellent value at 81. rs. In this
sale at $I.OO per yard.
so dozen % inch all linen Bleached Napkins at 81 90 per dozen, worth
$2 SO.
SO dozen % inch high grade Napkins, easily worth $500, in this sale at
$325.
Table Cloths, borders all around, napkins to match in sets.
Embroidered Tea Cloths. Napkins and Doyies to match. Tray Cloths
Round Doyies, Center pieces, etc.
CRASHES N HUCKABUCK BY the yard
All widths and prices. Glass ToweHng, Butchers linens, Pillow
case linens, Linen Sheetings, etc.
TOWELS-5O dozens, 1896, strictly all linen Towels at ST. per doz-
en- while they last.
SO dozen odds and ends, worth 80, 40 and SO cents, to be closed at zsc,
or $275 per dozen, hemmed, h~emstiched, etc. Some of the
styles only a few in stock, some have two dozen and some five
dozens, all at S275 a dozen, or 25c each,
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
The place where you'll surely get great value is in this section. We call
attention to a big lot of short lengths, right for skirts or full gowns,
at half price. Also to the following specials:
Splendid quality of Homespun Cheviot, ID inches wide, at AZ cents,
value IS cents.
Black Camels Hair Chevot, AZ inches wide, made from fine, long
CLASSY Wool, 60 cents per yard, value $1.O0.
Basket Cheviot and Canvas Etanine. most popular weaves shown this
season. sponged and shrunk ready for use, 70 cents per yard,
value $1.38.
Black cheviot, suitable for Walking Skirts and Tailor Gowns 40 to 50
inches wide, rs cents per yard, value $1.O0 and 81 rs.
French Flannels at 48c, instead of 75c.
Yesterday we mentioned special as'Mtment of French Fannes and Waist cloths under
The goods offered are idndcany the same in kind and quality as others which We are
to-day. Price. 4&.
H.. w. ALLEN e CO.
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TracH's last Friday lie is vet unabl" Z,
work much G. llcbard ard wife were
at Coort tiehard's the first of last week
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vas buried the goth, has been u sufferer
for Il long time. He was about l. years
a bright boy and the parents have the
synpathy of all.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.
MORGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. O. III .Rawson and daugh-
ter Blanche were in Boston last week.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF En-
craving and Printing. Washington, ID. G.. April l.
1s0L-Sealed proposals viii be received at this
nish during the fiscal year beginning July /. 1901
distinctive paper for postage stamps. The paper
must. In respect to composition. sizing, strength
and calendering. be equal 20 the paper in use.
which can be seen at the Bureau OF Engra wing and
Printing. Blank forms with specifications for pro-
posals will be furnished intending bidders on appl-
cation to VIM III. MEREDITH Director of Bu-
reau. apo. I3.2O27
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c. WASH.
ington. March 30. 1D01.-NoTICE is hereby given
that the Commissioners Of the District of Columbia
intend to make the following named improyements
which are In their Judgment necessary for the
public health. safety and comfort Assessments for
one-half the cost of the will be made as Fro
vided In public act No. III, approved August T.
1894. Parties who interested In the proposed
work are notified that the said Commissioners WILL
give bearing ut the District Building on WE'D
NESDAY. THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF APRIL.
1901. at IL o'clock m. in the board room Of the
said Commissioners. to any and all persons who
may desire to object thereto: SET NEW GRANITE
CURB AND LAY CEMENT SIDEwALK-On the
west side Of 14th street NV. from the north line
Of lot 80. square 212, northward to street. at an
In squares 212. 211 and 210 abutting on said 18th
street between the limits named. On the east side
of 14th street NV. from street to Rhode Island
avenue. at an estimated cost OF 81 .732, to be as
sessed against lots in square 242 AUDITING on said
14th street between the limits named SET NEW
GRANITE CURB-On both sides of Columbia read
and Steuben street. from Sherman avenue to 18th
street. at estimated cost of 81, I0O to be as
sessed against lots In blocks Is and 49, Todd &
Browns subdivision and lots in block o. Columbia
Heights. AUDITING said streets between the linn
its named. On both sides OF the Biadensburg read
from II street ne. to the Mount Olivet road at an
estimated cost Of S6500 to be assessed against the
property abutting said Bladensburg road be-
tween the limits named. GRADE AND PAVE
WITH yTTRIFIED OR ASPHALT BLOCK-Ail the
alleys In square 225. at estimated Of 81 800
By order OF the Board Of Commissioners Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. WILLIAM TINDALL. Secretary.
api,2.12.13t
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs

FOR SALE
Small properties ut much reduced prices.
1T. n.e.-6-room and bath brick; nice front
and back yards;
$500.
Emerson st. n.e.-Neariy new brick; rooms
and bath; will rent for $1630.
Price. $3.50.
18th st. n.e-Nice little frame; rooms and
bath; renting for 5000. Price, &, $50.
st. s.e.-New brick: rooms and bath; 'front.'
ing nice park. Price for few days, %, 500.
The above propertiess can be bought on reason
able terms. Make offer. Apply to
Z. LOHGE HILL.
1t 500 ct NV.
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FOR RENT-BY C. II. p
gnI 81 sw, Or ami. $1,000
l343 = Cap. sto, Sr, CeDO. 90
3BIla Il sw. Gr&w II. 80
BIS y sw. Or. &gaS. L.. 80
1872 eth sw Or. WIS. II. 80
SnIMcLeRu av.6r, im-11.30
LIT Union sw Or, W. 10. 80
l3il Sd So. 6r&w. $50
l;sfg LIST Sc. 6rkw. $50
apl3 81
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ONEh1 AND MlSCEL-
Mt OF Justice, Washing
Sealed proposals On dn-
,nery and miscellaneous
mt OF Justice and for
nd judicial officers for
: 30. 1902, will be re-
May 2, 1901. and then
lrtment including fuel.
8 and the washing OF
hfef clerk and those for
n the Division OF Ac-
1ent building, No. 1895
ngton, ID. @. Separate
upplies FOR the depart
Is. Blank proposals and
furnished upon applics-
The right TO reject any
K RICHARDS, Acting
ant. IA % 27
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS OF
the District Of Columbia, Washington April II
1901.-0rdered: That section Z, article 10, of the
Police Regulations IL hereby amended SO as to
read follows: Authorized vehicles Of the police
fire, water and health departments shall have the
right Of way I'm the streets all other vehicles
and the sounding Of the bell gong thereon shall
constitute warning and direction TO other We
hicles and pedestrians to clear the road" HENRY
B. +. MCFARLAND, JOHN w. ROSS, LANSING
H. BEACH. Commissioners. d. C. 1t
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FOR SALE-OR PARTIAL EXCHANGE-DONT
fail to investigate price and terms-The cleanest
cut investmentSand biggest bargain ever offered
To close partnership. 1 oner nearly new.
modn, small brick houses 8 rms. and bath each
ton, convenient to aIf sections and In neighbor-
hood of finest improvements. insuring rapid in
crease Of value and income; now paying at very
chance to get a splendid income property at
little cash outlay. The best and quickest offer
gets them. w. E BURFORD, f13 l4th st.
ap11-i3tf
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U. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE 1s5 y. CAPITOL
ST, Washington. ID. C., April 10. 1901.-Seaed
proposals will be received here until noOn May .,
1901, and then publicly opened for furnishing cast
iron and steel cable Racks porcelain insulatOr
clamps, insulators, and accessories. for electrical
installation for building for Government Print
ing Once Information furnished application.
JOHN STEPHEN SBWELI-, Capt. Engrs
ap1n III L. IamY1ES
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2422 Pa av, Ar, b, mi. .25. 90
95S + sw, Ar, b, mi. 10. 90
ROOMS.
I70S-1O E, 2 large
warerooms- ......G0.0 90
iT10 Pa av, 81, W.
Sd floor. ...-......15.O0
4S2-iS6 La av, ONCE
rooms. $40 & 1900
1871 20th. office. heat. IS. 90
lI10 Pa av, l front
room. I'd floor. ..12.O0
STORES.
1902 Pm ay, Ar, sto.
Is5T-59 52d, Ige I'm. IS. 90
722 18th, 1r, W. g. $3.50
$40 II ne, 1r. %. 90
22l0 14th. lr, sta. w,g.2 Is. 90
300 NJ, sto&2r. 1000
GOO 10th sw, sto. eel. 1880
1855 L, sto, eel. 1850
1906 18th, shop. 1000
1909 18th, If. 10. 90
STABLES.
Tally Ho. ........$150. 90
1912 G, %, ch. l,w,g. 1900
18th. 18th, l., NJ. los
and side lot. .....15.W
l142 18th, 8s, VIZ, w Is. 90
300 21st, IS, w.....12.50
TIC 10Th, RI, IS, wr, 1. wl0.00
lS29-S1 L, Or, W. ....7.@
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FOB sAIE-3S35 MORGAN AVE. is THE CHEAP
est Broom, suburban home on the market No
mistake possible In the purchase of this house. 1t
Is we'll built, planned and handsomely decorated;
large pantry, steel range. concreted cellar under
18th street will sson be finished, when cars WIN
run on next street. Price only $500; easy
terms. 81
For Sale-or ESchange-fof small property
clear, another superior house In Holnead Manor
Also In this section--.7-room bay window brick;
furnace and stable; will be sacrificed to quick
buyer.
Corner property-11-room house and stable in
greatly reduced to effect quick sale.
Groom bay window brick; ami; near pension
office; 50, 100. p. ]. WALSHE,
1t 1-ssftA = GA r st NV