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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-11-23
1883 50

Or.
BY amount turned over to
treasurer. .s15ss y
Respectfully submitted.
H. II. HOHORST, Collector.
The secretary reported the following
warrants drawn during the month of
October and. up to date and the same
vas approved and ordered spread on
the minutes. Carried.
SPECIAL FUND.
$40 to Haywood Bros. for a
of fuel +. & N. q. l7443. 800. S1O6 p
663 to c.. F. Melchert for labor
week ending 1O-7-N. ........ n 60
664 to G.. F. Melchert for labor
week ending 1O-14-O4........ Sc 20
Cts to A. E. MOutOn for freight
car of oil N. o. 1852. $685.. 81 o.
GG6 to Ed Bertrand for labor
week ending 1O-2l-O........ 81 Is
667 to A. E. MOutOn for freight
on generators. ............ 153 90
668 Ed Bertrand for labor week
/. ending 1O-28-O4.. 81 63
$50 to Haywood Bros. for car
of fuel r. 4 N. O. 1892. So. l28 81
$40 to c. F. Melchert for Oct.
125 90
81 to John Ard for Oct. salary IS 90
672 to A. +. MoutOn for freight
a of oil N. o. 17746. ....... 81 O8
673 to G. E. Melchert for freight
on 6 bdles states. .......... q e
674 to G. F. Melchert for labor
week ending 11-4-N. ........ 30 %
GENERAL FUND.
11O2 to Edwin Campbell for
September salary 70 90
1903 to S. j. Veazey for Sep
TENDER salary 60 90
l1W to Billy AzOr for street
work. Northumberland. Ii 81
l1l2 to Alfred Hebert for street
work. 10 90
1113 to Andrew Hebert for fare
70 sick man to Franklin
HoSnisst. / 50
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THANKSGIVING Services.

Special Services will be con.
Quoted by Rev. C. G. Kramer, in
the Episcopal church, at IL
O'Clock tomorrow morning, to
which the public are cordially
invited.
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street from Pierce street to Methodist
church one block on south side.
along ea>terly side in part and
in part ON westerly side from Wash
ingtOp street to Methodist church.
along the North side Of second
street and west side of st. John street
from Convent to Catholic church.
6-AlOng south side VermiliOn
street, east side of Johnston in part
and in part ON west side of Johnston
street from Lee avenue to Industrial
school property.
Along south side of VermiliOn
street from Johnston street to Lamar
street.
Section }. BE it further ordained
that public notice be given for ten
days Of this ordinance. and moreover
the street committee shall call for
bids to do said work. and shall let the
contract to the lowest responsible
bidder. who shall give satisfactory
security to said committee in a sum
to be- determined by them for the faith
full compliance of said contract and
the completion of said work.
Section ;. Be it further ordained
that the entire cost of said walks shall
be paid by the owners Of the real
estate abutting the same. ON the basis
of the respective frontage of the
property thereon. which amounts
shall be due and cOllectable within
ten days after the completion of the
work and its acceptance by the City
Council. and if not paid within ten
days the council shall proceed by
suit against said Owners. and said
real estate to collect said delinquent
assessment, and for payment of said
sum so assessed: this council shall
have a special privilege on said
properties. to Secur payment OF the
said sum. with six per e per annum
interest thereon. from expiration of
said ten days until paid, which lien
shall be the first privilege over all
other claims except taxes, and shall
effect third persons from date of
registry of said assessment in the
mortgage book of Lafayette Parish.
Section ;. Be it ordained that said
committee may accept said work or
any part thereof by section of one or
more blocks.
Section 4. Be. it further ordained
that in case no satisfactory bid is
received for the construction of said
walks. then said street committee is
hereby authorized and empowered to
proceed without delay to construct
the same as provided by said act No.
147 of 1902.
TREASURERS' REPORT FOR MONTH OF
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. HOLDING PROBATE
Court Estate of Fannie Green Deceased
no fe ziI. AdmlniStutiou.-Ap APPLICATION having
been made 90 the supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia holding a PROBATE
Count. for probate of the last viii and testa-
rtut of said deceased. and Tor letters testa-
l.eutarv ou said estate. boy Edward c. Ar
Geeser 10 is ordered this 10th day of Decem-
Der A. D. 1908. that notice be and hereby
is given -5 the unknown heirs at law and
next of Kim of Fannie Green, deceased and
ro an others concerned 10 appear ina said
count ON WEDNESDAY. the 18th DAY OF
JANUARY. a. ID. 1896, at 10 O'CLOCK A. n.
10 show cause why such application should
nor be granted. Provided this notice be pun
Ushed iu the washington Law Reporter
ana rho Evening Times once iu each Of
three successive weeks before the return day
herein meutloned-tne first publication 70 be
non lees thau thirty days before said return
fay tSeaB ASHLEY 81. GOULD. Justice.
Attest. JAMES TANNER. Register of Wills
r1r me District Of Columbia; Clerk Of the
Probate Court. CHAS. $. SHRENE, Jr-
Arfarfl-y dele. 80
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DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR,
Ufice Of the superintendent of the u. ;.
Capitol Buildings ana Grounds, WASH
fuEtou D. g., December S, l9G.-Sealed
proposals Tin dupllcatel viii be received
at the above Office until . O'CLOCK
p M, DECEMBER y, 1904, for the
building material for the construction OF
the concrete fOOtinEs and foundations
for the Office Building for the House or
REPRESENTATIVES,, including concrete and
building sand, broken stone, gravel, ce-
Weut and brick, and thereafter opener
i'm the presence of bidders and all others
desiring TO attend Eacn proposal must
be accompanied by ceTtlned check Tor
per cent OF the total amount or the
Eid. payable 10 the order OF the SupeflE-
Jeudent OF the L.. ). Capitol Building
and Grounds. as guaranty that the
bidder VIII, II successful, promptly exc
cute satisfactory contract ana IuruleL
bond Co the sum of % per cent of the
contract price for the faithful perior-
nance of the contract Further pro
pOsals VIII be invited for the cut-stone
work, masonry work, iron and steel
work nre-prOonIg, roof work. and other
work and material necessary TO COM
building on the foundations 10 De erect
ed by the Government. and that plans
ana specifications therefor VIII De issued
on OF about January 2, lJUo, which viii
apaOunce the time OF the receipt and
opening OF bids for said work. and viii
contain further details for The infoTma-
tion OF bidders, copies OF which VIII be
supplied on application. The right is re-
served 10 reject any or all bids, To ac-
cept one part and reject the cher, and
20 waive technical defects, as the mtet-
csts OF the service may require. Ell
LOTT WOODS, superintendent l.. ).
Capitol Building and Grounds.
deI2-6t
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS viii be received at the
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department Washington, ID. g., until 10
O'CLOCK, a. NJ, DECEMBER 20 lgol,
and publicly opened Immediately there
after, TO furnish at the navy yards,
League Island. Pa. Washington -. G,
and the Naval Academy, Annapolis Nd,
as specified. a quantity OF arc lamp iron
poles motor, wire, red brick, IRE clay,
land cement rivets, pulleys, L. & w.
air drills, Little Giant air drills. Norton
cOrundum wheels, bTeechbiOcks, uniyer-
sal joints Prentiss VisCs, miscellaneous
hardware and hand tools, oak, white
and yellow pine. etc, sash, switch ties
pig lead, nickel steel. machine steel
Crescent spring steel. Sanderson drill
rod, steel bars and shapes plain and sal
VauiZeU sheet steel, steel castings. switch
points. etc sheet tin, miscellaneous
metals, cbClite packing, strip and sheet
play pipes. Howard hose racks, paints,
etC. VaTnish RenOWn engine oil Union
petroleum OF, Albany grease, Smith 8
dura BILE metal coating, asphaitum pltcii,
pine pitch, Gibson soap polish, marine
cement. terra Gotta pipe and specials,
aEe>ss r,i1.a- steel tubes, WrOught-lron
pipe. Cast-irOn pipe and specials, pipe
fittings, valves. Mason traps, black
bristlcs. window shades, etc. leather
betting. belt laces, horse and carriage
supplies. asbestos mlttens, tripOh, ielt
wheels. emery. anthracite coal, books,
range. and candles. Blank proposals
viii be furnished upon application 10 the
navy pay offices. Philadelphia, Pa, ana
Baltimore. Md, or TO the Bureau. IL. II.
/ b. HARRIS, Paymaster General u y
/ \. de9.l6
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For SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-VALCABLE STOCK, DAIRY,
OR POULTRY FARM-6J acres, one mile
from LHulIm's S. FrUusy sylyaula Railroad 81
miles from steam and electric cars az Col
leEe Park. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
which is S miles from White House. adioin-
ing PRINCESS GARDENS and miles from
HyatJsyillt, "a town OF 5000 inhabitants, 9 .
miles from Riyergalef improved hy small
dwelling large new barn, with driveway
through center. stable, corn house. and gran
ury combined. excellent poultry house. Mne
springs near dwelling. two splendid streams
Of water running through property 20 acres
lf fertile meadow land, 20 acres in grass sod
- acres iu asparagus. d acres in wood adj
Joining three subdivisions where land iS sell
iue from $3.50 Co $500 per acre, price So, ,l3Hf
Oue-thiri cash. balance To suit. r. B E-
CHEW. DR.. 5l1 h II. NV owner. tel6-lL
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WESTWARD.

CHICAGO and NORTHWEST. '11:OO am.
'5.30 pm. 1900 -
VILE 30 90 a. M. -f.05 p.m.s "l2 - night.
PITTSBURG and CLEN ELAND. 'll;OJ am.
-. .l5 pm. and si2:40 night.
COLUMBUS. - 80 pm.
WHEELING. 1905 am, $50 pm. 49,
WINCHESTER @-S.35 am, "'4;0J, $500
pm. - 80
1905 noon, AS Geo pm. Sundays, S,3-
a ul. 500 and 1000 pm. - - - -.
FREDERICK. @'s:z5. -%'s.l5s DO III 'jl
M. ss+I:l5 $500 s'5;55 pm.
HAGERsTOWN, @-10:05 q m. and $500 p.
BOYD and way points. as 30 ,-@@9.I5 a. m.
eel ~ $500. ss5:85 ssal0I5, ssl1 30 pm.
GAITHERSBURG ana way points. ''s:55.
sss9:I5 am, ss12;50. SFf1.l5, $3.50. 800
ss5:S5, SO so, sss7 ,35. ''gl0I5, "sll;31 pm.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points
ssg.s5. ssFg:i5 am. s&@l:I5. $500, s'5 80 pm.
sDaily Except Sunday. sssSunday only.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co.. on or
ders left at ticket Offices, 6l9 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. New York ave. and 18TH ST. and Al
station.
s. r. HEGE. District Passenger Agent.
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FOR SALE
DON'T THINK OF BUYING A
PROPERTY OF ANY DESCRIP-
TON WITHOUT SEEING THE
MOORE & HILL LIST.
A CHOICE LIST or LOW
PRICED HOMES - A SELECT
LIST or INV EsTMENTS, PAY
ISG 10 ana I2C
MOORE & HILL Gnc).
dsl5-tl ~ 18th 81. NV.
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
UNUSUAL PROPERTY BARGAINSl

o s s5- s-T2qm 90 Fr5a Frame 1oqso. on s,h $1,000
-G-roum frame house on 24th ST..
terrace. 5a,,;, SesP yard side entrance $1,000
Two 7-ro0m and bath bTiCk houses. ACker
st. me-. between 9Th and 9TH; DO 400
rented for s10- each. Price each. P-j jhOO
The Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Co.
luCD
MAIN OFFICE. 1923 s2d ST. Phone w TO-
First Ward Branch Office. Pa ave. and Rock
Greek Phone West 544 deI0-tt
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY


Ticket Once, 1874 Penna. Ave.
For Petersburg Raleigh Wilmington. Co
Iumbia Savannah, jacksonville, Tampa. At
lanta. Birmingham. Mobile, Pensacola. and
New Orleans.
1880 A NJ DAILY - Seab0ard Mail
Fla. connecting at Hamlet with Pullman
Sleeper 10 Atlanta.
as r. a. DAI-Y-Seaboard Ezpress-S0lid
train 10 Jacksonville and Tampa. with Pull
fnan SIeepers through 10 Atlanta. Jackson
Vile and Tampa Cafe Dining Car Washing
ton 20 HicnmaHd. Va
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WANTED-HOUSES.

NANtED-SlN or seven room house, city ar
suburbs state particulars and price. Address
BOX -. this office dcIB-at
WE SELL HOUSES LOTS.
AND FARMS
ATKINSON G BALLARD co. Gnc.)
Real Estate. Loans. and Insurance.
l4ll q ST. n. W de4-tf
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'tit SALE-DulF 50 cash. balance 81 per
week altAlut interest. large lots lu tE-
EAST ARLINGTON SJBDIAISIDN." Near
iHe west end uf Che ness Highway Bridge ur-
tween washington clty ana tHs L. s. Ar
.tHEiHu property. Eu-I atIus- Fha river. Iu
iIL tirH 1I Washington city, and only about
$40 minutes walk or lu minutes ride aH cleo
fIic car Go FcuusE lNauIa ave. Prices oT I1ts
lt9in $50 90 500 uu above easy terms. Lots
are being sold rapidly 40 white and r1l8E-i
people. TO only takes la cents "a dag tl
hHy one m these lots. Money can Doe buI-
I.t.et t1 build with. Homes here are cone
f"UlsHi l1f persons employed Boo tHe O.. g.
departments ana business HHGsrs Of WASH
iugtlH. Euy huUe arl stop paying rent
For further information Ctu uu8n oT write
90 JAMES T. CLEMENTS owner.
le lf--It 30. IlJG q ST. ~ ".
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No extracting,
no pain, look feel act. and last longer than
natural teeth. shI Inlzen faces made normal,
painless Filings. DIR. J. L. WILSON. l203 z
st no2I-85t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Trains leave from PeHHsE Esyauia station
1855 A. H. DAILI-Lgcal Tor HaTTIsuuburr
WaTr.utou, Dauyilie, and way stations.
1881 4. A. DAILY Washington ana FluriIu
IaItfaI. IIrst-elass CuaCns-s and eeprr %
Columbia, Savannah, ana Jacksonville. Din
luE car Service.
Il.I5 A. NJ DAILY-UniteI States Fast Mail
FIrst-rIass coaches and drawing room
sleeper 10 EeE Orleans. Dining car service.
suuburs and way stations un Manassas
ass j.. H. DAILy-LocaI for Warrouton ana
Charlottesville.
1880 H. NJ BAILY-New York and Atlanta
EEuresH FIr-t-class coach Tp Atlanta.
sleepr. 90 Columbus. viE Atlanta. Sunset
tourist. sleeper Washington 10 san Fran
cisco MuTdayF, FcaucaIaEs. and Fridays.
Sis.pa. tG Iiu-aurst Maaaag. Wednesday.
and Friday.
$50 j.. M pAILY-Tcw York and F!orid1
Express IlIst-class coaches and sleep-Ts
10 Columbia Savannah, and JachsonE lile.
Sleeper Co Augusta and Port Tampa. Din
ing ear service Ga la carte
IG-ll H. n. DAII.T-EeH York and Memphis
slmiteI tgia LyuchUuTE}- tiTst-cjass coach
and aIceliHg car 90 Roanoke, Knoxville.
CuattluouEa. and Memphis sleeper 20 New
Orleans. Dining Car service
western Limited All Pullman train. club
and observation cars foo Atlanta and 1Ia-
con: sIeepegs to Nashville. Atlanta, Macon.
ATefnuHfs. ana N-w Orleans.
TRAINS ON ELTEMDNT BRANCH
Leave Washington h-lt 4. M-- l-ap j. ~. H-iI
o. 81 Ural DAYS. a-Hl IL. NJ. daily. Tor Blue
mont. G.zs 3" e. Ws-I. days for Lsesbure
ONLY sunday trains leave Washington Sid
A. 81. sos j. a.. fo- Hluemant-
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Trans-contineutal route to the Canadian and
United States Northwest, connecting at Van
c0uVer with the finest nes OF steamers on
the Pacidc Tor China Japan. Philippines.
Fiji. Honolulu. Australia. and New Zealand.
F0r rates and Information apply 10
u. II. MORSE. i. s. 2. A.,
Ifth and New York ave. Bond Building.
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FOR HENT-HoUSEs.

ECh ttENI-
THOAAS J. FISHER & CO. INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSUR-
ANCE 14l4 l. ST. n. ".
TELEPHONES ~. alS AND n s59A
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EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
To Baltimore With Pullman Service

Weeks days, 2:57. $780, 0.2O 100 720, s0O
s.3j, 500 800 lO.0e. u:00 an; 100 noon;
1905. 100 200, 3.O0, 400. 4:45 5:OO 505
30. QUO. ESQ., 700. 500. 1000. 1850. Ils55
sundays. Z.57. 700. 100. SIS. 500. 100
am. 1900, 1:I5. 800. $3.50. 500. 5:39, 6;S9,
: Iu-nl II % II = u-L
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE
GREAT BUILDERS OPPDETJEITY.
EDl.AIEAD MANOR. NEAR CARS
GREAT EAlGAlN-DNL E.Hu EACH.
ElGHI BEAUTIFUL LOTS
WORTH So. .lHI PER LOT.
STREET IMPROVED. SIDEWALK.
WATER. SEWER. AND GAS.
DON'T MISS THIS
MOORE O. HILL lIucI az 18Th 81. HH-
deIl-IL
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FOR EXCHANGE.

A GENTLEMAN owning an equity in "a beau
rul Dot iu 'Iugleside' Mount Pleasant, viii
.-chaure same for an automobile. Addres
EDN ls7. city F1Stlttice del6-tt
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THREE HOUSES TO SWAP FOR FARMS.
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO., Inc,
I4lI c St n W del0-tf
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AN Is PER CENT RET INVESTMENT

An 18 PER CENT RET INVESTMENT
on am outlay Of 81 80 you viii get S12y
net. after al interest. taxes. water
rents, and insurance are paid. Why put
your money into property that yields
but per cent, or iu banks that pay but
per cent. when you can make IL earn
over is per cent net. .--- US snow yuu
the way.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO., 1914 F S.
de6-tf
FOR aALE-Haudsome new. sanitary apart
.ueuts, i've rooms and bath pay over TO p-!
cent net On investment. Sell OF exchange
EARklck g AGISALF. 1873 81. noi5-ti
TELEPHONE FULTON Il. GORDON ,4iaIu
izsj ~ g9u would like 10 be taken out ia
one Of OlT automobiles 20 See our Connect
cut Avenue Highlands property also aanl-
aome!y illustrated -D-page booklet mailed
free showing you how 90 be y04T own land
loT1 on SlyJ 10 500 cash and 50 10 S-I
monthly. FULTON Il. GORDON. Ll3 Ifta So
nv. Telephone Main lss no4-yJt
FOR SALE-D0n'ti D0a't! DON'T Don't pur-
chase "a ul-se rar home Or Investment with
guJ seeing cur large llst OF bargains SEM
postal case for Iist- STONE A FAIRFAX.
sI4-S p So. uW- IcaI-tF
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
LEAVE STATION New Jersey ave. and c st.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Trains every Other Hour on the Odd
Hour" to
PHILADELPHIA AND EEW YORK.

100 n. m. Diner. Pullman PaTiOT
$500 a. IN. Buffet Parl0r. Hr. Train
as+e 100 a. IA. Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
ssll 90 a. IN. Diner and Pullman ParlOr Car.
100 D. ia. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
900 D. IA. Royal Lin tied, =" All Pullman.
- 100 D. ia. Diner and Pullman PaTlOr.
az 100 D. m. Coaches 20 Philadelphia.
$500 D. IA. Coaches 90 Philadelphia
81 80 y. IN. Sleepers.
F257 a. m. Sleepers-
Atlantic city. $500. s'J.c0. s'1i.O0 am.
90 s3-01 Nm
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APARTMENTS.

FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS ~
THE MARION, SIODDERf. The
E. O. -, THE MADkI. AND
THE REGINA.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APART
AENTS ~ THE PORTLAND.
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Should be read daily. as changes may occur
at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched 10 tie
clGsiuEs IS arranged on the presumption Of
their uninterrupted overland transit. For the
week ending December D.. 1904 the last con-
Meeting closes viii be made from the MAIN
4a fUFIEQ.gr
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Through trains from rhe south arrive Wash
.uetou G.f- g. 3D., G.1- A. NJ, e.i5 A. aI.. lp.i-
A. ~. $500 j. M.. $500 T.. ST. and $500 T.. NJ
BtITv Local trains from Harrl4unburs
TH... 81 week days, and 3-11 g. Ri
DAILY FInu Charlottesville. S.25 A. 1I
and s.-u l.. M- DAILY
Tickets. sleeping car reservations. ana de-
rsifas information can Dee had AT ticker af
ices lJs 18th ST.. on Pennsylvania ave. ana
Pennsylvania station. baggage checked
rrrpt...1 fr8m hotels and residences.
pr.ue Ifs8 p. q. it. Cab Service.
a. H. ACkEET. General Manager
Dec "a s "a HAEBWISE. Pass Traf Mrr
14Yi w %. TaNLOE. Gen. Pass Agent
L. s. EroNE. General Agent
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FOR SALE-We have six single and seven
u1ubie enamel beds that are Nuua from So 30
up 10 $50 tAca- sou can have yuur choice f1r
g ~ yeu come al once. MARCUS NOTES.
corner sth and ID sts. uN. gaLb-gt
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tott SALE-.sci tae bargain OF the season.
100 beautifully framed pictures iu black ana
eolo, -lA-i5 extra iaIEr5 worth s5 20 s.. .ausJ
50 az the remarkable price of sSc. BOSTON
HAtGAIN HOUSE. 6l6 p 81. NV. deIs-at
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NOTES corner 8th and 5 -ts- nv. del6-st
FOR sALE-Haudsome Quartered oak and
II ,,,l, ,-,re--..'-. ,---i ,', ~" 't -1 go - I
NE i'm u-ed of s.5.rl,- -Irs Eaz rari5af r..
10 accept s41 far same IN sIlf ar once
MARCUS NOTES conner s-b and ID SIS. NV
est.-,s
FOR SAL -f--A fra ... I,..r-s ,.f..Flr ,sH. 1874
5th ST. sv. deI6-at
Whole on nam and Sra..,,,st uisao. mo i.sI-
49, srG aT - -.r.r-
EDE SAI.f--ScoW sIuHU yacht. 5INl1- large
ami elegant mahogany cabin UGe sallsr good /
condition. suitable Tor duck club og house F.
boat purposes UlH sgu very cheap HENRY 4
kEIJEi- a. Co. tHs West German Ste, hatt-- +
uOTc. Ali uelb-lt /
FOR SALE-SiuaIl cook SlHNrt ~uLrualt BAKER. B
s.. hauls1m, HicEs-el square par-ol stove /
50, su8p~ a.# lfta ST. sN. deid-5j I
- 80 9-N---- - ---'7 ''' 51.ls+
cf H-Al-f-l Afrt s'9a lie7A COWS .-'
~ w H1cu ave. 1gLo---
o-- -.-t--L---I 1-tt l'--i-,i- l-7.-'---77 Pa.
money, -l- prt l.1tli+- ~ ftH 81 - t--,---
vv.-rOr rOr O-rv,v-r,-r
A<ANOo I SN Nil--A9 = ----S.
I-pprr,trr 14.No- az sre- .r-- sfg5-
fnsf cr-t a-Iri1afI.. r+,sI.y i6UbIe thosa
prices. This is stock Jnat must ue moved
10 make I1o.H t't he" 1900 models. All
pianos sold py us are guaranteed
"a = CAETTEF DvANA m
ot1-o-Lg I1LIl,--l-s. - q -
-pFtrT A ~ l.1trr-g ls-... I..4 --..- ana .--1-
IN t-a 1-i ,r, T,.-- ~ I-I.5-,.- ..-
ION ION il"e e-o Fo4l ahTiISf oi.'. AuSl ~ ia, ,,- So
III Isf-R BEAEERS AZ A.. st sW
eel2-2t
FOR SALE-gSo-cart. cost $3.50; nearly new
viii sell cheap. Obs e. 81. Sc. aeIs-5t
CH SAi-L-iis l'I oi unset scrap ill--issf
papar. I ia,ofs. ne lays stocliag lo5s. etc.
etc. j.. JAY GOT LID, t1i 5th So uvl5-at
FOR SALE-E&t-a long screw cutting ---Le.
uIli, power pu-Ip, s-l1lt-ls, and ul"ct hi,t-
cAintT4r -uuS Eeuusy lNania ave- uN. ce4.f-ai
A-r .pF orFrEINg
sPElIAL- lIANO BARGAINS
IN Ncu -Lu oIsnuy tsed Jpl5Ats and
square f4a-i's-
Olf s'ls-.,s ese- -, ..=, 80, I,r',5 ms
MOO NOHca.
s-5 T. del4-tt
-, $500, p,.... ..,1 ,.- +..r-iar nm. 17sf
tpH SAIL l'.''t" anu l--' tli-''' P-f, ----
5-L HW-
1,13 ..tfrr -f..,.- i.r1a e.rr satin lined. sfz.
50. fola-Hs bea. dresser heater anu gas
-a--sc- -.' ., 90
l-op ms pApGaTJS fn flraitur. of al.
LiIas --e ne ElsIOE BAltGlIN HOUSE.
90 n nv. 1elI-sL
LADIES. v,Ilring sesks. parti.rz. russ. and
IocAers Ipr -A.ta4 4-lesvut=. t-riAe'l"e4 t'is
nu-.4lel-1lo NV Ht-t-.t
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russ, aau cJ~c.-ea. az suet-at lu. prices.
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The Washington times., 1904-12-16

UNSURPASSED FACILITIES UOR THE
COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM AL
CLASSES OF PROPERTY.
As the above is only part OF the list o. prop
critics under our charge. We VIII gladly fur
nlsh complete bulletins on application being
ueaGe az this Olhce OF by mail.
TiIOS- j. FISHER & CO. Inc
1913 + %, nv, adjoining the New willard.
FOR BENT-l24 + 81. Sc. near the CAPITOL:
rooms, bay-Window brick cellar, fur
LaCc. 81.
MOORE d. HILL U4c). 7I7 I4th ST. nv.
uo-a-u
FOR RE&I-l20J u ST. NV. convenient To-
canty5 rooms porcelain bath. etc . now
being papered and painted throughout
50 per month.
MOORE & HILL dne). III 14th st. NV.
uo.6-tf
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-07-14
NEW BRIDGE
WAS INSPECTED TODAY BY
COUNTY OFFICIALS.

County Judge r. T. Lightfoot,
Road Supervisor Bert johnson accom-
panied by several magistrates and the
bridge construction people, went to
Bolin Ford, Clsrks River, to inspect
the iron ridge just completed by Don.
tractor Sinnott. Of Nashville.
The bridge is now ready for accep-
lance and the committee will report
to fiscal court at the next meeting the
result of todAy's inspection. If the
bridge is found to be built according
to specifications, IL will be thrown
open to the public for use. The bridge
cost about IS. 900.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-07-14
BURIED HERE
BROTHER OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM
BRYANT ARR YES.

Captain Samuel Bryant, brother Of
Captain William Bryant, who dropped
dead Tuesday night on the steamer J..
B. Richardson, arrived from Memphis
this afternoon. He has arranged to
have the body of his brother buried
here, ana the funeral will take place
from Effinger's Undertaking establish
ment at 0 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The burial will be at Oak Grove.
The verdict of the ooroner's inquest
held yesterday afternoon was that
death resulted from heart disease.