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YER MONT LOCAL NEWS
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son. to whom it was given by Mr. King.
Mrs. Young claimed the note had been
paid by her father b, fore his death. JudS-
mcnt was rendered for the plaintiff When
tic case was tried in Orange county Court
but the case was pas scd up TO the supreme
Court on certain law points, which were
decided in favor CT the defendant The
case would have come up again al the De
Comher term of County CCurt had 1t not
been thus settled.
Franklin A. Hobart and wife celebrated
the tifticth anniversary Of their MARIA &c
Wednesday by family gathering at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. William
Tracy. Mr. Hobart, who is Il years Oil,
is native Of this town and has done
much work here IS a carpenter and build
er Ills wife was Elizal eth. daughter of
Lewis and Anna Fish. They have been
parents of four sons and two @-uEntcrs,
two sons aud two daughters Of whom arc
lciU The party included Mr. ana Mrs. j.
II Angel of Rochester. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed
ward O. Hobart Of Windsor. Mr. and Mrs
j. f. Hobart of this place ard Mr.. and
Ars. Tracy. a sister of Mr. Hobart, Mrs
G. l.. Greene, was also present.
special town meeting WAS Weld i:
DUBOIS d GTays hall Saturday Afternoon
to vote upon the acceptance # the gitt
of $4,000 for n public library from col
Rctert j. Kimbnll. The pift was accepted
also the site on Main street lately pur'
chased by the village district to he pre-
scented 20 thu town for library purposes
Judge J w Rowell offered resolutions ac'
Ccpting both gifts, stating that inasmuci
as COL Kimball was to furnish TIN
architects plans and pay him for his ser
vices, the gift offered Is virtually about
SO oo0. The resolutions were adopted, also
enc of appreciation and thanks to Col
Kimhall and one instructng the library
trustees to cXpend the Kimbal fund in tn,
erection Of the building. which will be
suitably inscribed the "Kimball Publ,
Library"
n. l.. Bovden, administrator, has trans
forred to Mark n Durham an interest II
tho Anna Durham estate In the Sou
village. the considora ton being 500 HI'
is settling the estate of Marccllus L. Blu n
ham.
The stock shipment Monday included
cattle, l. hogs bought at AZ cents, /
sheep and lambs at cents, and about .
calves at / to ~ cents
Tuesday in Lebanon " H.. oCcurre-
the funeral of Mrs. Curtis Carpenter.
former resident of Randolph and a sis el
of Mrs. +. \. Hobart ana \. Il. Fish o
this place. She was 70 years old and haC
been i'll about week.
Lemuel Richmond has orders for abou
100000 feet If hard wood lumber and il
now shipping a quantity from this sta
ton. He expects to ship 10000 feet tn:
season but cannot fill his entire order be
fore another year.
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A DIsAGREEAHLE MONTH.

The month which rassed into history
Saturday night distinguished itself by he
ing the most disagroeablc November IN the
last 20 years, and November is never a
pleasant month. Tho temperature was five
degrees below the formal ana there were
hut three days Of sunshine i'm the Co.
Strong north winds prevailed ana storms
were frequent, although the total prccpi-
tatiCn was comparatively small, The mra
temperature was 80 degrees with maxi
mum of IL and maximum Of q, on only
8 days did the temperature rise above ..
and after the 18th it did not rise to 40 The
rainfall and melted snow amounted to 1.Si
inches there being lG days when the pre-
oipitation reached N inch on more. Tho
snowfall amounted to y. inches. Tho
month was made up of three cleah nine
partlV cloudy and IS cloudy DAVIS.
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WATERBURY,.

The first entertainment of the Philoma-
thean lecture course took place Monday
before "A crowded house. The entertain
ent was the "Durno- Emmett combina-
ton.
Fred Waterman of Barre has opened a
bakery and confectionery shop in the Par
ker block. lie has moved his family into
the Evans tenement on Randall street.
John Carroll has sold his residence on
Railroad street to Ezra Clark
Two new milk carts are to be started in
a few days. This is owing to the raise In
the price Of milk to cents per quart by
the other teams.
lillian +. Butler. who has been spend
ing a few days In Boston, has returned.
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WIllIAMST0WN.

Mrs. AFRO Nichols, who has been in
poor health for some time, died at her
home the Both ult., and her funeral was
held at the house Sunday, December L.,
Rev. ID. f. Strong olficiating,-Mr. and
Mr.. o. d. Bosworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter f. Granger and Mrs. Anna NJ.
Fraukum and children, were at the home
of Mrs Aurora Burnham in Montpelier
THANKSGIVING day. Miss Sara Burnham
is to give UP her work at the Randc Jpn
Normal school for the present TO acc ut
4 position As teacher in the primary room
at Graniteville.-The teachers meeting.
which IS usually held the first Frida y
evening Of the term. is postponed TIL tie
evening of the 18th inst so as not to con-
fct with the lecture by Volney g. Gu h
ing ON the evening OF the 9th at the Il wn
hall.-The annual supper and sale by th-
Ladies Social Circle is to be given at
the town hall on the afternoon and cvel-
ing of Wednesday, December II. A
ChicEen-pic supper will be served from
to $50, The entertaining Mt for the even
ing Includes violin solos by Prof Lent
of Iarre. selections in the French-Cana-
dian dialect by DIR. Frank NJ. Lyndc aud
farce by the young people OF tho par
ish,-Charles n. Beckett of New York tas
lately been the guest Of his father, Hon.
George Beckett.-Jerry NJ. Hutchinson s
at work on the foundation of his new
house ana intends t. push the work as
fast as weather will permit.-Clarenc,
ana Grace Whore arc attending schoo
at Mortified this winter. Katie Car T
and Leon and Ora Poor are at Montpel er
Seminary Theron and Grace Williams
are to attend the Spaulding graded sch o.
at Barre. All these and many nor.
would attend school here II there was
room in which higher English, including
mathematics ana the sciences wer,
taught. The ncighborng town of BrooE,
uc,d has such II school in successful op7r
alton and We ought to have it, After
pupil has finished the work of the public
schools. two years az least, could be prof
itahly spent i'm a high school before coins
to a fitting school. To those who Canno
60 ont Of town to school the benefits o
a high school need only to be montionet
TO lac appreciated. The annual town mo- {
ing Is the time end place for action il
the matter.-Thc Ladies' Reading Club /
to meet with Mrs, c. Il. ingalls, on th'
afternoon of the eth inst. Topic, Robert
Burns.
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afternoon adjourned meeting Of the
Congregational church and society is to
he held next Tuesday afternoon at .
O'Clock. Officers of the new corporation
are to be elected at this meeting Tho
marriage is announced of Il. q. Webs CT
and Mrs. Cora Meade.-Sohools reopen
cd this week with but Few chan. es.
An alarm of fire was given Fri
day. 1t was found that the village school
building was on fire in the hall and in
"a ventilator shaft next to the chimn y.
The burning out of the latter caused the
blaze. F.. 7. Paquin was at work in the
building and a few pals of water soon
put out the flames The damage was
lhni1t
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BRADFORD.

Mir. ana Mrs Carl Murray returned t.
Canaan. y. H.. Saturday after visitin-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S .Davis.-Miss Carrie
Lee Of Quincy. Mess. is spending n few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. George jenkins
MIR. and Mrs. Warren Prichard of Ma
shua, y. H.. wcr, guests Of their parents
Mr. and Mrs j. y. ". Plichard ThursdaJ
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Hartman, Miss
Edith and Robert Fulton CT East Corinth
were at Dr. l.. Il. Smiths last week.
MI. and Mrs. A. b Hunt end family OF
Lebanon, y. f., Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wor-
CeSter and Earl Peterson of st. ohnsbur%
II. A. Rabbit and daughter. Miss Helen
OF Montpelier, and Mrs H. NJ. Cuthbcrt-
son of Greensboro were guests OF Edgar
Hunt for Thanks 81 ling Mrs. Eta Mer-
rll and son Glenn. r. turned to Chester
SatmdaY.-Niss Elizabeth lewis spent me
THANKSGIVING vacation at fcr home In Bel
lows Falls.--Miss Ethel Webb cf Montpel-
icr and Charles Webb. who have just re.
turned from q several months stay In
Chicago, ILL.,, We're at the home Of thcil
parents Rev. and Mrs. 4. II. Webb last
weok.-Charlcs Webb is row ut Waterbury
and is at work for NJ. II. Needy in the
post Office. Henry Watson, Raymond
Brown, Henry Stafford. Griffin and Ncnlcy
OF Dartmouth college were in town Col
tho Thanks giving NacatiG n.-Miss Maudc
Harris of West Lebanon, y, H., was witt
her mother, Mrs. V. G. Harris, Thursday
-- Mrs George Morris Is visiting in Han.
over, n. H.-Mrs. i. G. Libby and Miss
Fl0ssie Sawyer returned to LaCoria, y. II.
Saturday morning.-The Cecilia string
ouaitette OF Boston, with Pauline Dun
-t n reader vii he the first number ir
tho lecture course, and it will be TuesdHN
cr,uing in village hall.-Nrs u. c. Stoarns
and son, Walter, were guests of Gardner
SUrrburne IN Wentworth. Thursday Mis-,
Edith Peary returned to East Randolph
Monday after visiting her parents, Mr.
rl Mrs. c. l.. Peary.-Mrs. Fay Blake o.
/ ,re is spending Il few davs with he,
-rudr0ther Mrs. BagleY.-Mrs. L. r.
smith, jr., returned from Sandusky, Ohio
Thursday morning after visiting hcl
mother for two or three months. Free
Everett of lSinphan's pharmacy, St
Johnsbury, was at home for several days
last week
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MONTPELIER.

Preparations arc being made for the Or
dination Of Rev. Lucius +. Reed as pastor
of Bethany church next Friday evening
An elaborate musical programme is being
arranged under the direction of Hcrmon
ID. Hopkins. Among the churches expect
cd to be represented will be Burlington,
81. Adams St. Johnsbury and Mortified.
Mrs. T. A. Gray, n former resident OF
this city, died Sunday night at Lebanon,
n. II.
Private letters received in the city from
Mason $. Stone, former State superlntend-
Ont of education. make known the lact
that he has received the appointment Of
Superintendent of schools In Manila, and
has entered upon his duties.
The Marquis de Lafayette Chapter
Daughters of American Revolution elect
cd at their annual meeting Monday even
ing these officers: Regent, Mrs. Amelia
+. Briggs; vice regent, Mrs. Mary +. Cum
mings; secretary, Mrs. Nellie D. Hopkins
treasurer. Mrs. Mary B. Peck; registrar,
Mrs. Minnie V. Adams; historian. Mrs. FL
len L. Smile; chaplain, Rev. a. n. Lewis.
The meeting was held with Mrs. r. j.
Deavitt.
A. y. Farwcll has in his possession the
skin of white fox killed in Alaska and
sent here by u. c. Riker of Momcnco, ILL.,,
a brother-in-aw of George Nichols.
Daniel Worcester. the county commits
sonor has reappOinted all of the liquor
Nnt,rt Siroi ,ra,1,1n SoI,ins 90 +ho ,,,,s-
ITO SHRINE aro ,,,arnir, CO.. a nc. GOVT Ia
or,,o,,, bo1i ~ this a.. i,ri,aIe o,.o,tr,r
Zoo 20 rh, aooasio,, ,;,i 10 j., eo,n.,'
ton with the annual meeting. a large
class of candidates are expected TO be on
c,,.tnr niitt,,tr,,,, no., ,,r+t.o,, 60 1,d,o
!, " tIr,tIa,, a,snoin,, i,,dce T., co,,nst,
Cour, tba. - fro| ,,,,r,I doii,,ap,, ,r,ont ,,ii,
to so,+ h,, ,h,, doonrtr,nit 70 W. nrh''r,,
or w. ,,,,nns,. ~ Iaot,ina ot,or mo GA
,,i.t H. ~ .,,,,,.'l,,i,r 49,, ear,;aa ,,,itt,
~, oo,,a " r,,t ,,u',' |''N
rho -. 'r,l,irs ,,1,''..n,, L.. Droo,.- Dec,
q ,r,,".'ia,, o,.o,,,r ny D nrn. ro,,,'
r,,,,,iar Al tiu+CIinsa,7. sanior ,.icn-
ndr,,,araar ~ ,,nndn,n i',,;on ,,ioo-
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WARREN.

The many friends of Mrs. Edward Nc
Claim are glad to see her out again af-
ter long illness Charles Ford returned
to his home in Bristol Sunday-Mr. Jane
son, who works for James Price, dropped
slab on to "A saw which broke the saw
INTO several pieces, One of the pieces
struck Johnson in the foot cutting and
cruising 1t badly.-Albert Tucker was in
Bristol Sunday.-Jackson Hutchinson and
family of South Mortified spent Thanks
giving at George Lang s.-James Eldridge
OF Randolph has been stopping with his
father, Edwin Eldridge for a few days
James McGlaflin has been sick with hard
cold the last week.-M ID. Shattuck, who
works for the pulp company was at home
over Sunday,-Henry Stearns is III with
the grip william Sargent and Valentine
Minor returned to Montpelier Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
NORTHElELD.

James Meagher of Burlington and Miss
Mary McCdrty, whose home Is In this
place, were married in st. Johns church
Thursday morning at eight O'Clock by
Rev. j. +. ONein A wedding breakfa it
was served at the home OF the bride S
mother, Mrs, Hannah McCarty on Water
street. Mr.. and Mrs Meagher left on the
express for New York. after being libor-
ally sprinkled with rice by a bevy of
friends who accompanied them to the sta
ton.
Rhoda Gicdges) Severance, 81 years old.
died Wednesday evening at her home on
school street after AN ILLNESS of three
months with partial paralysis of the brain.
FOR week or more preceding death she
lay in an Unconscious condition. Mrs.
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EAST ROXBURY,

The creamery shut down Saturday but
is expected to start up again soon under
n new manasems nt.-About 80 attended
the surprise patty at A. J. Ladds and all
report a pleasant time.-Winifred Foss re-
turned to Wells River Monday after spend-
ing the Thanksgiving vacation at hel
ome-Albcr Benedict was ut l.. w
Blanchard's last week. George West was
called to Stoclthridee last week by the
death of his father, Robert West-Charles
Blanchard, who has been ill., is better.
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SOUTH WOODBURY.,

Glee Lilly returns to Waltham, Mass
next STANDARDIZATION Carr is still very
ill.--Dwight Coolidge Is slowly recover
ing.-Eva Dana returned Monday to her
school in Montpeler.-Rev. G. w. Nor
row provides man to speak here on tenn
perance on the 18th at the usual hour for
service.--The Ladies' Aid Society meets
this week with Mrs Lewis Strongly NJ.
Strong teaches the winter term Of school
at North Calais.
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CABOT.

II G. Cotton and wife OF MONTPELIER were
the guests Of DR.. and Mrs S. L. Wiswell
over Sunday.--The Christian iIndeavor So
ciety Is to hold fair and sale Thursday,
December 49, Homemade adornmcnts,
candles. etc, will be offered. The electric
light poles have arrived and will be placed
in position soon.-Doan Blodgett Is i'll at
IiaIdwick. whore he has been working,
With typhoid fever. w, c. Walker Is TAX
inE care of nim.--The w &. Y. L. will
meet with Mrs. g. L. Wisw ell next Friday
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WORCESTER.

w. +. Vail of Burlington spent Thanks
giving at his mother s.-J. r. Wilson. who
was in Barre last week, goes to Rutland
this week for few days.-Miss Flo Lula
CloGston will teach in Midescx again lhis
winter, Miss Aenes Wilson returns TO tic
same town-All schools in town opened
Monday are beginning to
haul in the logs though there is hardly
srow enough except In the woods
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CALAIS.

There was a chicken pie supper at
East Calais, Wednesday evening, Deem
her I'D. u. Lamb, l.. G. Ellis and VIII
liam Stickney returned from their huntul;
TRIP In New Hampshire Monday.-Gcoree
Gilman has gone to Montpelier to attend
the Seminary.-C. o. Adams. Lewis Mel o.,
Franklin Dwinell and Mrs. Austin Saun-
GCrs are sick.
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Juggling Of Separator Facts
AT THE
BUFFALO EXPOSITION.

One of desperate would be competitors persists its
puou juggling Separator facts and records the Buffalo EXPOSE
One lie misrepresentation stamped out hobs the next
everything end
correspondent erneny writes long after both these rate
initiating machines and their turned fertilizer
the De Laval will in the pasto demonstrate its all
round superiority anything else made in shape
separator
The De Laval Cream Searators having been awarded the Gold
Medal buffalo gold medal
rhibH chuns and Babcock
braeny advere having received 1.-The Gold Medal and Highest
Award its epators without qualification in the hope thus
influence possible separator buyer.
Next proceed out what purports to be milk
O by ~ machines the Model Dairy
Buffalo AS matter of fact this record of The full run Of
the machines but simply of selected part Mu of the ~
s. work during the first month of their would compare fav
orab with ordinary gravity setting 1t bad that machine
thrown altogether Their for the full time shows
skim.mik loss of nearly three times the published figures
then these so-caled '5kn-mitk"
juggling and show absolutely nothing the work of the
machines These records were achieved only through excessive
speed cutting capacity and running thin
that fat lost in churnng than saved separating The
following voluntary statement from the engineer of the Model Dairy
tells its story in this regard:
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SONS OF VETERANS.

Division Commander Smith in orders No
reports for the last quarter % camps
with 4Si members; the division account
shows a balance Of S1G7 and the camp
account shows u balance of $6l2S2.
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tOR SALE Hotels. saloons. small
stock merchandise country trade no
competition, dairy farm, of 26l acres
with established milk route in Port Hen
~, GO head of cattle, livery stable, Ii
horses, 20 carriages, good residence,
$500 yearly profit, established i've years.
Would trade fer good farm. Drug s;ore
with big whiskey trade, manufacturing
town, no competition. J. u. Shlhau,
Port Henry, y. y 2SW If.
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FOR SALE-in the beautiful village of
Jericho Corners, a dandy 61 acre farm,
buildings in apple pie order slated
roofs, railroad, church, school and
creamery PRIVILEGES Al. Price 5000 j.
F. Hunt Real Estate, Essex Junction,
Vt. 22wtf
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FOR SALE.-Pair handsome bay horses,
with black points, half brothers, five
and six years old, lGi2 high, weight 2,ioj,
fine style and action, good roadsters.
sound and gentle. For further partc-
ulars write Frank b. Ross, Bristol, Vt,
224t.
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SOUTH R0YAlT0N.

Mr.. and Mrs. wynn Rogers and daugh-
ter, Hazel arrived last week Wednesday
to spend Thanksgiving at Mrs. Julia Eos
ters.--Mr. Rogers returned home Satur-
day night, but Mrs. Rogers will stay two
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TO ACCOMMODATE those who are
partial to the use of atoni2ers in applying
liquids into the nasal passages for
catarrhal troubles, the proTretors prepare
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Price INCLUDING
the spraying tube is IL cents Druggists
or by mail The liqnid embCdies the
ticn. Cream Balm is quickly absorbed by
the membrane ana does not dry up the
and healthy character. Ely Brothers, J6
Warren St.. ". Y.
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Apents UUantc Il.

AGENTS and canyassers wanted in every
town and city. a sale at every house.
Easy terms and hg profits. Address
Eradeline Chemical Co., 123 Liberty
street, n. Y. 23,Wlt
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rnc sale

W.T. RELEVANT BLOWER for sale with
3 II. L. engine attained. In good oondl-
ton. Free Press Association, Burlng-
ton Vt d--Wtf
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ESTATE or CATHARINE r. WORCES-
TER OF IkLINGTON.

We. the subscribers, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden, COM
missioncrs TO receive, examine ana adjust
the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Catharine +. Wor-
Cester late of Burlington, in said
district deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in OFFSET
thereto; and six months from the
day of the date hereof being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice that We will az
tend to the duties of our appointment at
the office of the burlington Savings Bank.
in Burlington, in said district on the
fourth Saturdays of January and May
next, at 10 o'clock a. m, on each of said
days,
Dated this Both day Of November 1901
HENRY GREEN,
A. q. PIERCE,
%, W3t Commissioners.
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ulllls>
G0al>tcd.

WANTED March l. 1902, good competent
man and his wife to work on farm.
Aust be a good farmer and capable Of
handling a large dairy. reference re-
CURED Address Box Al. Shclourne, VI
% WIT
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A SCHOOL wanted by teacher Of *
pcrience, for the winter Common
branches taught j. SIlas Stafford. Fair
fax, Vt. HWt.
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THE De LAVAL SEPARATOR Co.,
"a Cortlandt St, New York, N. Y.

men:--Ase Pan-Am
O seam when ate mach ne va muse
n t i
it
O.
sknning Of
in
andin
alongside
Yours truly,
JAMES F. DowNY,
Engineer Model Dairy
The published records of the De Laval machine the Mode
be duplicated by De La machine everyday and TIE
machine by the Exposition employees themselves and
manipulating expert Juggling for skim milk" records
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ENTERED THE ENCLOSURE Of the
subscriber on December l. one heifrr
coming two years old. The owu.r is re
Qucst,d to- prove property. pay hargcs
and remove her Maria l.. Russell,
Charlotte, Vt. 25,W1t
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TottCc

YOU CAN BUY 10 lbs gran. sugar for
sl0O, salt pork 10c., best lard pc, smok-
ed shoulders lie. tripe 4c per h., men s
and ladies outhttngs cheap at Prin-
dies, Last and West Charlotte, Vt.
li7d&w,tf
The times., 1901-06-24


WASHINGTON, D. C., POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded TO the ports OF
sailing daily and the schedule OF closinEs is ar
ranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week c1dng June %,
1901, the last connecting closes vii be made from
this Office as follows.
The times., 1901-06-24
PROPOSALS..

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. Z. 5. NATIONAL
MUSEUM. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
WASHINGTON, d. C., JUNE 21 109I.-Seale,l
proposals will be received at this Office until
NO0N. JUNE ,, 1901. 10 be opened at l O'Clock
D. M on the same day. First-For the metal
work required for two $50 horsepower water tube
boilers OF approved constructions; with pump,
receiving tank, and connections complete Sec
ond-For the mason work connected with the
erection thereof Specifications and further in
formation can be obtained upon application to
j. Elfreth Watkins Superintendent. L. 5. Na-
tional Museum. The right TO reject any and
all bids and parts of bids is reserved. RICHARD
RATHBUN, Acting Secretary.