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In Lincoln Park.

The reference in The Times OF the 18th
instant to the fact that Col T. w.
syraons. superintendent OF Public Build
ings and Grounds. had just awarded a
contract TO develop and beaudfy Lincoln
Park has proved to be most CRAFTY ing
Information to the residents and prop
erty owners OF that section. Lincoln
Park has always been regarded as one
Of the prettiest IN the city. and some Of
the finest residences Of Capitol HIl
Ave been built around IT.
The recent development OF real estate
in this vicinity has been great. About
twenty-five new dwellings and large
four-story apartment house have been
erected within one square OF the park
IN the present season. ". F. Wright.
real estate broker, in connection with
James W French, IS now putting the
finishing touches on six handsome eight
room houses on Thirteenth Street, just
south % the park. constituting one Of
the notable improvements in that local
fty
The real estate corporattsn Of Stone &
Fairfax reports a large volume OF bust
ness this fall. and since September l has
communicated over sixty sales. which is
a continuance OF the enormous bust
ness conducted by this corpora ton. The
ms 5ority OF sales made were to home
buyers. who are realizing every year the
importance OF obtaining a residence, and
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FOR sALE-sUBUPBAN.

FOR sALE-six large building lots: terms IS
cash; balance 81 per week; price, 800; 6 per
cent of for cash. scent fare to and from
Washington. JAMES E. CLEMENTS. 1906 C
ST. NV. Oc21-14t
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FOUND.

FOUND-Lscey's ice cream, absolutely pure,
20 cents per gallon. Delivered in unlettered
wagons. tO7 New York ave. NV. apl0-tf
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a Rumor Denied.

A report was afiOat the last week to
the effect that a millionaire investor In
real estate. who within the past year or
50 has made notable improvements in
the District. had offered an enormous
sum Of money for the property OF tie
Convent OF the Visitation, witch IS
bounded by Connecticut Avenue. De
Sales, Seventeenth and L Streets. The
story had IL that this same capitalist
had on q previous occasion offered 300.
coo for this property and his OFFER, having
then been refused, he had now rendered
q sum ranging from $500, 900 to $500. 600
The story was furthermore embellished
by the plausible explanation that the
Ipbuilding of Connecticut Avenue and
me other adjacent streets had deprived
the nuns Of the Visitation OF the privacy
OF movement for themselves and their
charges. Of which they are known 70 be
most solicitOus, and for this reason they
would be glad TO dispose Of the property
and remove 20 some more secluded -sDot
Inquiry proves the whole story TO have
been without a shadow Of foundation
The accredited agent OF the aforesaid
capitalist positively denied that his
patron harbOred any intention OF making
such an investment. and those IN
authority al the convent put in an
equally positive disclaimer.
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FOR sALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE-Lot on Kenyon st.. Mt. Pleasant,
25xI50; only $500; best bareain on hill. roll
AND G. BOOTH, corner 10th and G NV.
nof-7t
FOR SALE-Beautifui building lots at Baliston
between Washington City and Falls Church,
electric car line; scent fare 10 and from
Washington city; only . required for first pay
ment; balance only 81 per week. Price, 500 per
lot or $50 cash per lot. Now is the time to
purchase a lot OF lots, either for home in
vestment. JAMES z. CLEMENTS, I406 G. ST.
NV. oc3O-5t
DROP POSTAL for Handsomely illustrated 20
page booklet. plat, etc. Of Connecticut Avenue
Highland the new addition TO the fashionable
Northwest 4 few lots at 800 cash and $50
monthly Money loaned TO build. Automobile
free TO show the property. FULTON r. COR
DON. 704 18th St NV. Phone Main 50s-N.
oc27-I0t
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PERSONAL.

YOUNG LADY wishes TO meet a gentleman a.
a business partner. small capital required; one
who thoroughly understands dancing address
BOX POI, this Office. II
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Restricted Neighborhood.

Connecticut Avenue for distance of five miles
locality by ourselves the Chevy Chase Company against the
of inferior houses These conditions prevail
city, only tooughfare where for FIVE
miles ground almost exclusively
controlled by twoor threep parties
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FOR sALE-m1scELLANEous.

FOR SALE-See for yourself; IS. per cent
cheaper for cash. cheap as anyone on credit;
psrlors, bedrooms, dining rooms, and kitchens
furnished complete; reliable goods; cash o.
credit. $50 Goth 81. NV. nol.st
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN in sums Of IS to $50.
JOSEPH Calm. 2s7 Pa ave. no1-7t
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s4,1OO; Rhode Island ave. near 7th; rooms
bath; stories. A GREAT BARGAIN.
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FOR SALE-The studio building in White Lot.
where the Sherman statue made. Apply
there only Monday. between s a. n. and
p m. II
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FOR sALE-Brickl Brick Brick i-Second hand;
5000 OF more: in lots to suit; also four large
steam radiators KARRICK & NETCALF. 1883
C st. NV. Telephone s27. noI-st
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NOTHING so GOOD FOR HOMES OR INVEST
MENTS
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improvements.

All lots be established grade water sewer
gas, curbing ganothic sidewalks streets etc. all free
of TO the purchasers
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DROP POSTAL for handsomely illustrated 20
page booklet" plat, etc, Of Connecticut Ave
nue. Highlands, the new addition 10 the fash
ionable Northwest; few lots at 500 cash and
$50 monthly Money loaned TO built Automo-
bile free 10 show the property. FULTON r.
GORDON, 704 14th St NV. Tel Main 50s-M.
rc2T-1nf
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TELEGRAPHIC
 x TICKS x

Rome, Feb 2O.-"What a glorious morning for the jubilee ol my pontifi- cate," was the pope's remark, on rising this morning. He completed the func- tions of the jubilee without undue fatigue. For the first time in 25 years he left the Vatican grounds. He held a reception in the hall of beatitication above the portico of St. Peters. The struggle to get into the hall was terrific. Women tainted and priests were swept off their feet, and babel of tongues in protest testihed the worldwide charac- ter of the gathering. "Long live Leo, long live pope-king," shouted the popu- lace, as the pope was borne into the hall on the shoulders of eight men. A tremendous rush ensued to touch the pope's gown, and the guards had all they could do protect his holiness.
 Cape Town, Feb. 1S.-Secretary Chamberlain received a cordial well come at Cape Town, but Premier Sprigg was hooted and jeered. The colonial secretary made a powerful ap- peal for union of the races, but he has admitted since his arrival in Cape Col ony that he has become less hopeful of immediate and satisfactory results. He has found the antas sonisnI between the two races has become chronic. Re- bellion is exalted to heroism and lOy- alty is discountenanced and Ostracised, even the pulpit joining in the propa' ganda tending to intensity the separa tiOn of the two races.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To & w. Cur,iS, T. w. Curtis. G. W. Curtis,
 Walls. T. Walls G. Walls. Robert Aber-
 nethy. J. T. Hamilton, Wm. ; Aberncthy
 and any and all persons interested Ill the
 Rose Bud Group mining cluim
 You and each of you are hereby nOtihed that the undersigned have expended during the year 1902 one hundred dollars ill labor upon the min ing location in the kougarok Mining and Rec ording district, of the District of Alaska, known and described as the Rose Bud Group mining claim situated on the right or easterly limit of Dahl creek d tributary of Quartz creek. oppoS te creek claims Nos. 6, {, g, o. 10 and II in the second and third tier of benches of Dahl creek in order to hold said claim under the provisions of Section oi24 of the Revised Statutes of the United States and the amendment thereto ap- proved January 22nd. lSS0 concerning annual labor upon mining claims. being the amount re- ouired to be done on said location during the year ending on the 3!St t.ny of December lga2 to hold said location: aud yoN &nC e.trd oi you and all DorsonS iltcrC~ lt,u iI Sid lucittlUn uoti- fled that |; Wltaia ninety tso) days after the date of the final publication Of this notice you or any of you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expendi .ure us co-owners, your interests in the said claim, or the interest or interests of those failing or refusing, will become the property of the subscribers, your co.ownerS, who have made the expenditure re- quired by the terms of said section 2324 of the Revised Statutes, and the amendment thereto
 E. A WHITTARD, Trustee.
 r. MAUZY,
 CB. YOUNG,
 Co.owners of sSid property Date of first publication April D, 1908.
 Dats of lest publicstioo July 9s leQ0.
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Camp stoves: cook stoves. 1 Lang Co.
NOTICE or FORFEITURE.

To Mrs. L NJ Hcaly. co-owner with the under signed in placer claim known as No. below discovery on Pine creek situated n old Sonan- "a mining district. but now q part of Cape Nome recording dis. lct. Alaska:
 To R. j. EmbIelol. ro-own"r with the under signed in placer cl. m '.uown as No. below discovery on Piuc ttcCh. situated iii old Bo- nanZa mining q >ttc,. uul now part of Cape Nome rccorCtnS district. Alaska;
 To o. E. Cr.Ue Co-own th the undersigned in placer claim known as No. : below dlScov' cry on Pine cfec; stu. ted in oid Bonanza mining dist ic. but now Il part of Cape Nom. recording di>;rirt, AlGSh,t:
 You and each of you are hereby notified that 1. the unde erNignpu. have expended tn" sum Oi tIGO on each of tn, :nON" tr>CtiDcu Claims m q. vh of the years A. D. lHOl and l"W2 according to the provisions Ui See. !;2i Uf th" Revised S,.it ties uf lhe Iniied Statr~ and the amend mrntN thereto. | pproved Jan. P lS6b, concern. iuE ;.uund IJ.".. pOu placer 'nlnlnG cidlnN. Nlo. i Wijhlu !u ta.r 1iler last PuDlcatlon Of ,Ii;~ uuilrr. .u't ,.il to contribute 'Our portion .', ro-uWl,,r> jU me rnd' Ni@Hcd respectively in .hr aDD,t ,tt>VrjNrt clain.r for both years of l!ul uG l,na your lu,crc~.N in said claims will brculuc tu, property of the undersigned, under muvi> iuu~ of sid Srrtiun 25?l And all settle. Iucut> >,l.I pr mad" Nith il" undersigned at Nome Ai. ~N,..
 i'i.>t publication February II, lHo3.
 DAVID GOODFIIEND
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scarcely he overestimated. For year: great tinanciers, great statesmen. ev' cry one, in short who desires to keeE within instant touch of the world or both -lde ui the Alta tic, have found it a great loss to be completely isolated for eek or uore ia rOssin- It is not oruHt s y that history, even ,n tn recent century, Ould have been very uif frently written had wireless nmunicatio with ships at been possible. Great battles would not have been fought, and financial panic would perhaps ave been averted by this in- iuyi-i le eut.
 The wireless communication would, besides, have saved many thousands oi live Tn tue lust te tury y avertlng shipwrecks or y n blin, tho,c in per- at >tato C res ued.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To F.. j. MattCSUn:
 You will please take notice that the Solomui River Mining Company, co-owuer with you o the Muttcson bench placer mining clam on Sol" mon river. ill the Cape Nome recording prrCiur. Alaska. notice of location of which claim is u record in volume 3 Bonanza mining district rec ord>. at page 3S, which said record IS now in tn office of the recorder of said Nome preC'uct hu' during each of the years of 1900. lHUl and l!U expended in labor and Improvements on Sai, mining claim the sum of SW: that said eApcn uitures were made during each Of said years tc Spectivcly for the purpose Ot doing the annu representation work thereon a> rcqu' ed by SCt tiUn 2j2i Of the Revised Statues of the Cnitc, States and amendments thcrrlO, as follows During the year ending December 1lSt 1900. o representation for that calendar year. TlOO. ur. ing the year enGing December 3lSt, lHUl, as rep reSentation for that ca!cuuar year. SlUO: all, during the year ending December 3lNt. E0l. U. representation for that calendar year, SlO0
 And you are further notified that unless you within ninety days after the dt'" of service ol you of this notice by publication. aS req; rd bI said section 232i k ViSed StatuteSO of the lnltc' States, contribute your proportlunate Snd oi the expenditures So made aA aforesaid, 2' co owner in said mining claim, to the undersigned at the Bank of Cape Nome, in the City of Nome Alaska you will. under said Section 2j2i. forI' all your interest in said miniug claim.
 Date ui first publication Feb D, 1903.
 Date of last puuIcatluu May ', l"U3
 SOLOMON RIVER MINING Co.,,
 By (. Il. SOULE w Manager
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Notice of Forfeiture.
VO V. EulkCuDury.

TO F.. falkcnDurg.
 You will please take no.ice that the Solomon River Mining Company. co-owner Wllh you ol the St. Michael bench place Ill ming clam on Solomon river. in the C1pe \ouc recording pre- cinct. Alaska. notice of lOc&, ion of which claim is of record in Volume 2. Bonanza mining dis trict records at page l1, Nh,cn sad record IS now in he office of the rcVOruc- of said Nome pre- cinct has. during (; il oi tGe yeIrN O. 1900 l9Ol and lVO2. expended in l,.OOt and improvements on said mi1ln" clHi II the sIm Q, #l0: that Sa ld expenditures were nTic GU ,ng cacn or said years respectively fOt .uc N'')oN' ct dolng the annual representation WOi < thereon as required by Section 2::3i of tnc I;cN '~cd Statutes of the United St' tCS ;nd am 'tptn,N thereto. as lol- lows: DuriA" ,hc NeaC cntun" Deccmbcr 3lNt, 1900 as representation for that calendar year, $lOO: during ne Ne., ending Decenlbcr5lSt 1901 as annua! .cp. .e'eI ton for that calendar year SiO0: tlur,ag ,ne ye. ending December 3l > 1902 as annual veH @ en, tion ior that calcnCur year SlO0
 And you are frrther notified that unless you within ninety days after the date of service on you of this notIce by publication u> required by said Sec lOn 2.?4 Revised Statutes Of the Unlteu States, contribute your proportlonatc snare ol the cXDclt i4utrS 50 maue uS atOrcSald. as co owner in SaiG mining claim, to the undersigned at the Bank of Cape Nome. in the City Of Nome AliSltG you will. under >tid section 2i2l foriclt all your interest ,n ~Hid mining clam.
 Iiat" of first publication Feb. 2'. lEo|.
 Date of last pGblication May !', l@G,
 SOLOMON RIVER MINING CO.,,
 ByC. Ii SOULE. w Manage
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NOiiCi: OF FORFEITURE.

iu n. C. Clark ,n' uI lhe ro'owncrs in the
 u..,'"r nuu.h.G Jams described as follows: Fl Hrplu u .him. GUtiCc ot location of said clalm nci.g recorded ii Book N. page l"3 in the rec urd> uf .h" Cap" Nom" Recording District Terror c.aitn. notice of location of said claim |, ,iup recorded in Book g9 page lF3. in the rec or S ot the Cape Nome Recording District l}l i"herry taim, notice of location of said claim noi [ recorded in book !N, page Do in the rec urtls uf the Cape Nome Recording District. La Fiesta claim. notice of location of said claim hciug recorded in Book !N, page l96 in the rec 0rdS of tAr Cape Nome Recording district Anchor claim. notice of location of said claim being recorded in Book 99, page l95 in the rec ords of the Cape Nome Recording District Fl Corona claim, notice of location of said claim being recorded in book S9, page l9l, in the rec ord, of the Cape Nome Recording District. All of the above described claims being situate III The Cap" Nome Recording district. in the Dis trict of .AiAska
 You are hereby notified that I, J. T. Hamll ton am one of your co-OwnerS in the above de Scribcd mining claims and have performed dur ing the year 1902. Sl00 O0 worth of labor upon each of the said mining claims Tor the purpose of complying with See. 2i2i of the Revised Stat uteS of the United States. And you are hereby the publication of this notice your proportion oi said expenditures or your interest Ill >ald claimS will become the property Ol said J. T. Hamilton your cO-OWnSi.
 J. T HAMILTON Co-owNER Date Of fiySt publication, Aotil IS, 1905
 Date of lasu publication, July Is, 1905.
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

TO WlIIIulN lNNtr,
 You Hr,. hereby autiiied that l, the under si. ned hy" cause, 10 be performed work. i.DUl and SerN ice to tue value Of two hundred d",41lN on placer calm No. Id above Dahl'S Discovery on Quartz creek kougIloE recording uiHtriHt District of Alaska. for the years E"l anu iFo> and if you oo not. within ") days from the uatt hereof pay, or cause to be pAid to the uilutF- signed Nour propuTt iOnate share or Nlld cN prnGiture. us COON nCr your interest in Ntd claim will become the prrp"r of the uil"cr sigued under ScctiuI 232i of Llc Revised Ntat uteS of the United states.
 Date hcr"Ul, HnE or ,ic first puNlt"tluh' Jau 2S, lAU3
 iErER BATNE w tu.oH!ti ui aiory- aId part
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from A. H. Durham for conducting a toll bridge that it had been rendered but no provision had been made by or dinance for accepting the same. The Mayor said "iake it." Hill wanted to know by what right.
 Rustsard said by 'Hhe same right hat anybody has when money Is offered them. We need the $l00.
 In accordance with the suggestion in the mayor $ message in relation to the abollshment of the city hospital and he care of the indigent sick by the city, HOxsie moved that the same cease after June neN.. Hill and Stevens both stated that they were surprised at such action. Hoxsie said the price paid was cheap enough but that if 1t was not provided by the code, nothing else could b. done. As to surprises on the part of Stevens, he said he had heard of such things but he certainly was surprised when he heard that SIeNcllS. Ouc Ol thc ltdlbh CohihiiOCSO of the old board, had admitted patients into the hospital over the head of the health official, who when asked to 70 K" the bill for the same had refused to do so. Bard said when it came to charity he thought he was as ready and had distributed as much as anybody in town, but he failed to see where the code provided for such matter and thought the city was justified in taking such action. Stevens made some re- mark in response to HOxsie's surprise" stating that in regard to the natives he had placed in the hospital Dr. Derby shire had refused to care for them.
 City Attorney Bell addressed the council in relation to the case to come up on Saturday next, the city of Nome to prohibit the water company from tearing up the streets of Nome to lay their mains. The mayor asked Bard to take the chair, and then said he didn't think it advisable at this time to dismiss the case: that it was a question virtually of whether the city should get free water for fire purposes, or the company pay a license. He stated that if gone at in the proper way, some terms could be arranged of benefit to both; that the company was very beneticent one, and should be treated q, such.
 Municipal Judge Bard announced that he would hold court every day at 5 D. m. in the city ball.
 The election of captain of the chem ical resulted in favor of Lefehldt, the vote having changed since last meeting by Rowe. who previously had voted for Bolts, but on roll call Monday evening he switched in favor of Lefehldt.
 The treasurer's report showed: Cash on hand in the general fund Sl021.S3; special salary fund Sl021.S2; hospital fund $l0650: attorney fund $46.00: fire $l2014; school fund S2542.9l. A war rant call was ordered.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To Y. PeltOn: , You are hereby notified that l.. the under signed have caused to be performed work laoor and services to the value of two hundred dollars on placer claim No. l4 above Dahi'S Discovery on Quartz creek, kougarOk recording district District of Alaska. for the years 1901 and ls02' and if you do not within 20 days rom the date hereof pay, or cause to be pai to the under signed, your proportionatc share or said c1, penditure as co.owner your interest in said claim will become the property Of the under signed under Section 23A of the Revised Stat utes of the United States.
 Date hereof, and of the first publication. Jan'
 PETER BAYNE, " C00UHer Q. aforesaid party
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To A. Adams: You are hereby notified th1t I, the uuIcf' signed have caused to be performed work, ,Iaoor and services to the value of two hundred dollars on placer claim No. Ia above Dahl Discovery on Quartz creek, kougarok recording district; District of AlaSSG.Iar the years 1901 and ls"2 ana if you do nol within 90 days from the date here of pay, or cause to be paid to the undersigned your proportion.,te share of |, id eXpendltulp; as co-owncr. your interest Ill salu claim vii hecome the Diooerty of the undersigned, under Section 2324 o4 the Revised Statutes Of the United States.
 Date hereof, and oi Lne first publication, Jan' 2S, lSJ3.
 PETER BAYNE, w tOowEer of atCIe Said partA
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If you stop at the Spencer when you are at Council City you will be made e-cOmfOrtabIe.
From the keeWaIik.

J. B. Dyer, of Keewalik, arrived in town Sunday by way of Teller. Mir Dyer is engaged in the mercantile bus mess at the mouth of the Keewalik and he states that business has beer fairly good during the entire winter He also has store at Teller, having been one ol the pioneers of that town Mir. Dyer will leave for Teller accom- panied by Geo. Grubb, who succeeds the late E. R. Miles as manager of the Teller store of J. B. D! X Co.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To NJ. II. Williams and J. ". Hendricks;
 You are hereby notified that |. the uldorSig'I ed. have car ed ,o be performed work service and laoor O. the value of one hUnuitd dollars upon tlc ollowing p.acer mining claim for the yea ending Dee. 3l. 1902. to wit; The creek cla Il 70. r. datrd on til" right fork of Buck creek. Por, Cl2' cCrc min ng uiA'tict Dis tric. oi Alas cc i": C uf locat ion being re corded in vol.' ne D n e U ot thc records Oi said recording t'>jr,ct. Aod O. are lurthei notified that ,' you do no. V t' ninety CUI days from the daie he 70. carsc 70 be paid to the undersigned your oropo 'or1,e share oi said work co-oWner. Notf est in salu Cl.jlm will become tue pro ,e t' of tae under signed under sec, ion ' Rev SC i S..tutcs ol the United States.
 First publication March I, 1905.
 w k. 0. FULLBROOK.
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NOTICE EE FONi t:iTUkE.

TO. Wm. -. Almetru.'..
 Yuu an- hcIcoy rU ta"t '''t | I'c under .innet have crs.,,l ,,, i. De Q nCu wor. labor and services tu .hr VIi'c o uH" hhIHlcu uol- lars uA. each c. h. lV'IuN' t.>cri1 u placer claims lo-Wit: X,iiii ocpru .|',1 Uh' tutEr p,,Irh on th,. ir .,,i ,, T,i , nc ..t'5 d 'Ipu- for>. q >o,,l., i've ape lt. >,.l,e prQch claim \n' t,.t,.,. i.,vyc Y cu .ru ljmjt of >.id 1riDpicr "3' O. F.. C! .'., rOt ne year l9J; anu if yor co ,U' ;i ,' !0 t>N 'om tnr, unni public ,;ui C "U, D CI'~e to Dc D'lu to inc t,Gc e' ,.t VOL r..,o it. ,'re >aL'c of said eX Jcu' il, ." |, tu-oN''t uV' hte,c>'S in said claims @ilI octo 'C '" ,'" l"I. Y ot hs underSiunpu. ,. opr >,ec.;un - o. tle ltevi>ed Statutes or ,-e Cuitcc S, ,c-.
 Date ne eo, ' lu Of .'e Il -- . pi ,' iou. feo' 25. lS03. '"' Eoh|t' " Co-owaC' Of aIo C.. { p' CpeliN'
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While m Council stop at the Spen. Ger. Home Cooking, New Beds and Warn Rooms,