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Real Estate Transfers.

Central Heights-F. w II. Weishaupt
TO Mary +. Weishaupt. east half lot s.
block II, so.
Z. Street northwest between Nine
teenth and Twentieth Streets-Charles ?.
S'oae et al, trustees. 10 James strayer.
part original lot ], square ~. $3.50
FRANKLIN Street northwest, between
Fourth and Fifth streets-WiHiam c.
johnson 10 Lizzie Hill Outlaw. one
third interest in lot n. square $40; SO.
sixth Street southwest between II and
\ STeets-JoEn Miller ct ux. TO Mamie
A French. lot 80. square 47s. $500
Second Street northeast, between G
and II Streets-M. Il. Lynch. trustee. In
Percy Crawford. part original lot IA.
square rs; 50 900.
Alley between New Jersey Avenue and
FlTst street. * and J. Streets northwest
doSeph SalOmOn TO George W Lang
aede, part original lots . and 10. square
Alley between c. and II. Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Streets-Arthur carr II
GX 10 Robert l. and sarah N. Carr
lois ~, ~, %. square 1927 SO.
New Jersey Avenue and Rhode Island
avenue nOrthWest-TalcOtt II. Russell
et al 10 George +. KIipstein, lots no
i, square north OF sos. s. 90
JOS Thirteenth Street northeast
charles n. Bennett 20 Alice ]. Bennett.
lot 30. square 1912, SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Alice p. Tanner 10 Lydia a. Tanner.
lot l32. $40
Alley between X and L. Twentieth
ana TWeuty-first Streets northwest
John Crilly et NIX. TO Ella X. Smith. lois
6. g.. IS. square 16. SO.
Alley between + and +. Twentv-first
and TWenty-second Streets northW est
John w Pllling et al. trustees. To aeirs
OF Ihc0phlius Z. ROessle, lot 81. square
81, 81 COO
5lZb q Street nOTthWest-Marfe 4
Lewis ct viz, Arthur c., 20 Anderson b.
Lacey, part lots 243 PIG, Fl, square
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WANT CARS HEATED.

The Commuters Association OF Alex
andria and Washington has. for the
past few days, been in consultation with
me off1cials of the Washington. AIexaD-
drla and Mount Vernon Railway Com
pany in regard to the proper heating of
the electric cars between this city and
Washington.
No conclusion has yet been reached
by the company hut IL is expected that.
through the efforts of the association
the cars viii be well heated this win
ter.
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!. gu. A. M. TO ATTEND CHURCH.

Alexandria Council No. SO. Junior Order
United American Mechanics. will attend
the services at the First Baptist ChuFci.
tomorrow evening. The national coun-
cilor of the order has issued prOclama-
tiOn setting forth November u, as a day
OF thanksgiving and prayer.
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TWO FUNERALS TODAY.

The funeral Ct the late Mrs. Edith
Fry will take place Som hor home. l1Og
Cameron Street. tomorrow afternoon
The interment VIII be MADE In Bethel
Cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs Catherine Du-
laney, a negress, will take place from
Roberts Chapel tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

ALEXANDRIA. Nov. 26.--The Bust
ness Mems League of this city has been
invited by the executive committee Of
The Interstate Commerce Law Conven-
ton TO unite in a petition 10 the next
CONGRESS- prav:ng for the speedy enact
ment of legislation giving greater eff
fectiveness to the interstate commerce
act and making the orders Of the COM
mission operative upon due notice to the
carrier 30 meeting of the league to
consider the subject has yet been held.
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Building Operations.

Shepard e jenkins. real estate bro
kers. intend 70 build a seven-story, fire.
proof apartment house al 1885 HI Street
northwest for which Wood & Deming
are drawing the plans. The cost OF the
proposed structure Is given as $4,000.
4 j.. MulleJt g. Co. are preparing
plans for "a bakery and warehouse TO BE
built on First Street. near H., northwest
by Holmes a. son. IL IS 10 be three
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INVESTIGATION POSTPONED.

The investigation Of the charges pre-
ferred by Capt. James f. Webster
against Policemen Roberts and Nav
new. Whlch Was 70 nave come up be
pOned on account OF the sickness Of the
TWO accused policemen. No date YES
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CAPTAIN WOODY III TOWN.

Deputy Clerk Of the Corporation Court
n. s. Greenaw way has as his guest Cap
tain Woody, who has just come from
Baltimore, where he has been undergo
ing treatment at a hospital.
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ROCKVILLE NEWS ITEMS.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. Nov. 26.-The
grand jury for the November term of
court finished its business this morning
The jury reported having examined l69
witnesses and brought siXty-One pre-
sentiments. The nature of the cases
brought TO the attention of the jury
necessitated thorough investigation.
The jury visited the jail and aims
house farm, and found all in good
shape, and recommended some small i'm
pTOVements for the courthouse. The
jury was discharged with the thanks of
the court until further notice.
Robert W. Onutt, of Cabin John, has
filed suit I'm this court. through his at
torney, William Veirs Bouic, for a di-
vorce from his wife. Edna NJ Onutt
who is now a resident or the District
of Columbia. The plaintiff alleges that
the defendant deserted him without just
cause, and that such desertion has con-
tinued uninterruptedly for over three
years.
Lafe Caldwell and Emma Hess, both
OF Staunton, Va, were married at this
place today.
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SUBURBAN HOMES
IN BETTER FORM
More Taste Shown in Styles
of Architecture.
FORMAL GARDENS A FEATURE
Dwellers in Suburbs Cry Out for Parks.
Inquiries for Cost of Property
Along Sixteenth Street.

In the development of the suburbs Of
Washington, than which no more inter
esting subject presents itself TO per-
sons watching the growth OF the city,
there is one feature deserving more
than passing notice. This is the great
advance in the architectural quality OF
the residences erected at great cost IN
some OF the sections, and even OF the
more modest dwellings.
While IL is true that one is still oc-
easionaIly anrighted by some structures
that look as il they had been designed
by some one acutely afflicted with
delirium tremens, these denominations
are not as frequent as usual
Instead, it becomes evident that own
ers of suburban homes want not merely
solidity OF construction, hut require
their architects and builders to give due
weight 10 good taste, both in general
form and esthetic ornamentauon-
A Progressive Move.
This is a great step forward. The
people of the District have been too
long accustomed to see along the coun-
IT.. roads hereabout, or half concealed
by groves of trees, box-Hke contrivances
of brick or wood, mostly the latter
that are bad enough when found IN city
streets. but utterly ineXcusable AT the
countryside
This kind Of country houses have been
built for years, and il is surely cause
for Generalization that d change Is
dawning. 4 country house built IN city
stvIe is an objectionable incongruity,
lust as much as a long, rambling struc-
ture would be out Of place on business
street.
Artistic Gardening.
Another most welcome innovation, al
ready noticeable in some suburban
neighborhoods, are the formal gardens
which are beginning TO supersede the
happy-go-Iucky style of gardening that
has been in general vogue. Some OF the
wealthy residents of the northwestern
suburbs have made a notable beginning
in this respect, and Il is reported that
further advance in this direction is con-
idently to.De expected.
one OF these formal gardens is 10 sur
round the large country residence 10 be
erected by General Corbin on thu site
of the old manor house at the intersec-
tion of Rock Greek Ford and Broad
Branch Roads. about one mile east OF
Chevy Chase Circle General CoFbin Is
planning the construction of a magnifl-
cent villa for which the garden, pre-
sumably 10 be held in the italian style,
will form an admirable setting.
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GOES BACK TO SCHOOL.

Conrad Johnson. a cadet at the Vlr-
ginia Military Institute, who has been
visiting his homo I'm this city. left Alex
andria for Lexington today.
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FOR REET-APARTMENrS.

FOR RENr-TWO front apartments i'm rTTTF,
IONAlNE. 1904 Park ST.. Mount P,easznt
Each tye rooms ana tiled bath Price al.
Tie Lorraine Is one Of the Alouzo o. bliss
Properties. thoroughly modern. conducted i,.
owner. Agent visits property daily
See JanitIr OF W. 4. COWEN. Bliss Build
Ing. 81 u 81 NV. NOES ~
THE DORcHESTEk. 18th ST. and Mar
land ave. sW.-TWO rooms ana cgbi,ef
kitchen, $40. So. SIS steam heat elegant
bat hs. public laundry. ianitor service. TsIr.
phone etc. lZth ST. and Maryland ave so
Reference required. KARRICk & NET
CALF. 1888 g 81 NV noLg-tf
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set for the hearing. but IL is thought
that the charges will be investigated
next week
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AUXILIARY MEETING CALLED.

The Woman's Auxiliary OF Lee Camp.
Confederate Veterans. viii hold a called
meeting at Lee Camp Hall, in Prince
Street, next Monday afternoon.
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FOR RENT-H0USES.

FCl- REM
ThOAAS ]. FISHER s. CO. nc.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND iSSOH-
ASCE. Ii14 + ST. y. W.
TELEPHONES NJ. s4s AND ~. S5ss
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PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE PARTY.

Fitzgerald Council. No $50. Knights OF
Columbus, viii give q progressive euchre
party at the hall Of the Young Mems
Sodality Lyceum on Wednesday, Decem-
Der I.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
IAMEs y. sHEA.

sfs Louisiana Ave. y. W.
S. 5Ga-Cozy little dwelling OF six ROOMS.
on a numbered street, near Dept. OF Agrt-
culture and Bureau Of Engraving ana Print
ing; rented at fi2S5 per month.
81 550-Attractivs six-TOom frame dwelling
on GALES ST. z. CO. st extsnded), near
10th 81. Water IN house: closet in yard; nns
cellar under entire hodse. concerted. Rented
az tI0.5o
81, s5o-Two-story brick dwelling. South.
west: rooms and bathroom: excellent condi-
ton; nice little home at the right price.
g.. soO-Fwo-story. bay-window brick dwell
ing: six rooms and bathroom; gOod-sized
yard 10 alley.
81 s00-Only four out OF is Of those new
tw0-ssory brick dwellings on SIXTH STREET
: w near II ST. are left Contain six large
rooms and reception hall: all modern I'm
pr0vemeEts; tine bath; latrObe heat. range,
hot ana cold water; gcod-sized yard 10 Ia
foot alley; parking front. II you wish q
comfortable and attractive home IN the
Southwest. look these up.
JAMES r. SHEA,
TyOfsfsfaRa II
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FIREMEN'S OYSTER ROAST.

The Reliance Steam Fire Engine Com
pany and the Relief Hook and Ladder
Company held oyster rOasts at their
houses last night.
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BACHELOR APARTMENTS.

" = bIItEIsI Y. ".
TWO ROOMS AND BATH. JUST con-
PLETED, AND WITH EVERY KNOWN
CONVEX FENCE $50 Up. CENTRAL
LOCATION Apply 20 Janitor. on prera-
ises. OF @ oWser. ROOM BOG. SI7 l4th
81 NV Oc2g-tr
FOR RENT-COl0red tenants Of best class
new two-famiiy apartments. four and hve
rooms and bath, SIS % SIT. eth and Virginia
ave. nv.
hottest KARRICK & METCALF. 1888 C 81.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR EENT-AttractlVe new nat. FIRST floor.
i've rooms bath Metropolitan car line 81 30.
80 nth 81. ne; open. no2l-st
FOR RENT-Four-rO fat, with bath and
gas range. FlZ50. zl3I Newport Place, be-
tween 2lst ana Z2d, y and q SITS, MOIST
FOR RENT-December J. 1914 New Jersey
ave. NV second f0oT hati fnest IN city. fve
rooms bath pantry. large closets and stOr-
age. eastern and southern exposure separate
yards nHe EaE and coal ranges SO per month
by year adults only. no28-3t
FOR nENT-I.ovely, hrst-class h0usekeep-
ing apartment fye rooms and bath. THE
ELMORE. 800 nth ST.. s3z-50. JANITOR.
no26-St
FOR RENT-seoond floor fat; heat gas.
reasonable. 55 New York ave. nv. no25-5t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Smau house, with bath. four OF
i've rooms. in Hyattsyille or laurel. or a
nice fiat not too high. HEYDENDAHI..
Artist. 80 Isnnsy lyania ave 90. nO26.3t
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.
H. r. H0WRNSTEIN CO.,
1914 F Street Northwest.
No. 68 Randolph ST.,
Between n. Cap. and First, R and
S Streets n. w.
PRICE, $1,000.
500 cAsH-sa0 monthly NOTES.

$500 CAsH-s2o MONTHLY NOTES.
A coy little home I'm a delightful location
Just completed never occupied. Two-story
and cellar brick; front and rear porches;
pantrles and closets; furnace heat. First
sioOT finished IN hardwood with sliding doors
massive cabinet nantels. open nregrates. at
tractive fixtures, etc Open all day sunday.
g4,O0O-NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
4 thoroughly desirable and attractive
home; couveu ieut TO two car lines: has SIX
rooms on two hoorsi modern bath; large.
dry cellar; furnace heat; one OF the most
desirable houses ia this section for the
price.
"a. 5OO-RENTED FOR $3.50.
A corner store On Ca5it0l Hi, with tea
room dwelling attached; large cellar. This
property is IN one OF the best sections On
the hill. and viii prove 10 be a good in
vestment
s.. SOON LINCOLN PARK.
Pretty little home fronting on the
park: mas six rooms. modern BATH concrete
cellar; furnace heat seldom you md
house al this price IN this desirable section.
60 ooo-TENTH STREET NORTHEAST.
A good. tsgo-story brick, seven rooms and
bath. with a two-stOfy brick stable IN
rear. Rented for $3.50.
50. 7Oo-NEAR NINTH AND MASS. AVE. NE.
A good, two-st0ry, bay-wtndow brick; best
section OF Capitol Hlll; six ROOMS and bath.
on two floors. large brick stable.
So 2oO-VERY DESIRABLE HOME.
Built as well many houses selling for
s4OO0. Six rooms sand bath. large pantry
good closets
s4.OOO-NEAR EAST CAPITOL AND THIRD
4 good two-story brick: close to Capitol
and Library. Six rooms and bath. lot
2IX96
H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 F Street Northwest.
FOR sALE-Four-story house, three baths;
every convenience; furnished or unfuFnisied
s. 500; $500 CASH time at "a pei cent
Address BOX 251. this ONCE. So2S-at
FOR sALE-NEw HOUSES FOR CoLoRED
PEOPLE. CORNER 2lst AND VIRGINIA
AVE. NW.-SiK rooms; bath; larobe; range;
up-to-date plumbing; $500 10 81. 900 cash: bal
anee easy. J. o. JOHNSON, ln9 O 81.
no24-4t
FOR sAI.E-Handsone new, sanitary apart
ments. nys rooms and bath; pay over ,, 10 pc, per
KARRIcK & MErCALF. 1883 q st. nol3-tf
TEI,EPHoNE FULTON r. GORDON Main
s29) II you would like 70 be taken out in
one OF our automobiles 70 see our Connect
cut Avenue Highlands property: also hand
somely illustrated Eo-paEe booklet mailed
free, showing you how 20 be your own land
lord on tlOO 10 500 cash and so 20 So
monthly. FULTON II. GORDON. 6i3 18th 1t
nv. Telephone Main %. no4-sOt
FOR sALE-Don'tl DON'T DOn'tI Don't pur-
chase a house Tor home OF inv estment with
out seeing our large list OF bargains Seni
postal card for list. STONE * FAIRFAX
s04-s + ST. nw. oc2l-tf
FOR sALE-I have number OF desirable
and expensive houses for sale in the North
west section. ali or write to HENRY
WELLS. lao 20" 81. nv. ocI5-tf
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS.
81 DOWN-n PER MONTH.


No Iuterest-No Taxes.
PRICES. so up. City property. Fire anc
Police protection. City collection and De-
livery Of mail Three squares from car line
one car fare. Lots 25xi00 aud upward
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS COMPANY
sls + ~. nW. Phone II. 400. nolo-tf
FOR SALE-BeautifuI 1O-acre farm, 81, 600.
q PIERCE, Vienna. Va no27-i0,
A BARGAIN-REDUCED TO S4250, EASY
terms only 500 cash required-NeE s-rOOm
house modern cOnvehieucess one acre srcdnd.
on Forest Glen Railroad Apply 2s17 18th -.
NV no2E-3t
FOR SALE-Attractive new 7-room house;
town water Prince George ST. East Hyattg-
vile; land Tor fruit garden, and poultry;
81 SO to quick buyer, monthly payments
WELLS & WELLS. HyattsviIle no25-5t
FOR sALE-Six- room house; ready Decsm-
Der 5: Charles 81. East Hyattsviue, with
Two acres. readily subdivided. a bargain
Monthly payments. WELLS & WELLS. Hy-
attsyilie. nnZ3-6t
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY-six lots for sale
cheap at Capitol Heights. c. JACKSON
noZz-Gt
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FOR RENr-sUBURBAN.

4 GOOD TENANT. without children, can
dnd home comforts IN Is-rO0m house in sub
urb by calling at Queens Chapel road Rhode
Island ave. ne all rooms heated. vacant
December j.. s25 per MONTH take green
cars, ri. @. II. LLOYD. owner. n0ZI-3t
FOR Handsome 7-FO0m house. Sl2 90
per month PIERCE g. PIERCE. Vienna. Va
u021-l0t
FOR RENT-Nice six-r0Om house. Congress
Heights. Inquire q. =. PETERS. noZI-7t
FOR RENT. 900 Providence St. Brookland
eight rooms bath pantry; all improvements
large yard and stable Key IN rear.
uoZ7-5t
18th ST ROAD. BrightWood. u. O.. near
hotel. two 1-rOom houses, with bath. 500 each.
LOUIS +, SHOEMAKER. $50 i 81. NV.
no&3-3t
FOR RENT-Fiye-room house ana large l0t;
Piney BraE-. road. North Brtghtwood. Err
NEST /. CJRWIN. MOIST
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MONEY TO LOAN On REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN Of -. e. REAL ESTATE
-I.oysest rates OF interest. Payment on pFin-
rffal ID amounts OF $50 OF more received al
80 Interest period. THE h. II SMITH
COMPANY. Bond Building. u0s New l0ra
ave. uW.
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real ea-
fats AZ 4 "a. and per cent Interest. Spa
clai privileges with respect 10 pFiof payments
I.arse AMOUNTS q specially. TYLER q
RUTHERFORD. 1907 81 NV ocIo- n
MONEY no I.OAN-gz50 70 10000 on ID. IL
Tsal estate. Interest low and all trausac-
tions conducted with economical consldera-
ton Tor borrowers
M Al. SAUNDERS = CO.
IA9z ST ~. W
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UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE
COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM ALI.
CLASSES OF PROPERTY.
AS the above is only part OF the list OF prop-
critics under our charge. Ne viii gladly fur
nish complete bulletins on application being
made "a this Office or by NAH
THOs. J. FISHER & CO. Inc,
lli4 Z 81. NV, adjoining the New Willard
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-siz acres GA Rockville
car line improved Groom frame: want Aouss
near Washington Circle. might pay some
cash.
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO. 0nc.)
AL ST y. w no25-tf
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FOR sALE-Sl, 200 will buy a pretty seven
room and bath brick corner house. in good
location Southeast. This offer good only ml-
til December 1; convenient to navy yard
ard two car lines cHAS. FUSS CO. COZ
fsth st NV II
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
SoME SPECIAL HOME BARGAINsl

Three handsome 1-story homes
on J. ST., near Washington Cir 81 S00
Gle. Price. each .-----...- ~ 49,
Two Groom frame homes on h1 0o0
zsth 81. near NJ. Price. EACH. p JoOO
The Miller Shoemaker t'eai Estate 1i 70.
MAIN OFFICE, 1923 8sd 81. Phone w IG
Flrst Nard branch once. ia. ave and Rock
Creek Phone West 5ff u0z7- n
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FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS III
THE MARION, STODDERT. THE
b. s. O.. THE MAURY, AND
THE 4-EGlNA
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APART
MENTS N THE PORTLAND.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

lss ACRES or GOOD LAND. comfortable
buildings. ia Maryland twelve miles from
Washington. must sell 10 close an estate
S. 900 takes Il. TOWER COMPANY Ell TN
81 nv noeG-gt
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coy little home I'm delightful location
Just Completed never occupied TwO-sto
and cellar brick; 'front.' and rear porchss
six rooms, on two floors. tiled bath. large
lantrles and closets furnace heat First
floor finished in hardwood. with sliding doors
massive cabinet nantels. open hregrates. AT,
tracJive fixtures, etc Open all day Sunday
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

FOR RENT-1El3 4th 81 uw SIDE IICFTT
six rooms. bath. with porcelain tub; cellar.
furnace desirable locality. Sg5
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FOR sALE-Don'ti Don't Don'tI Don't pur-
chase a house for home OF inv estment with
out seeing our large list Of bargains. 5eni
postal card for list STONE &. FAIRFAX
k04-g 4 81. nv. oC3l-tf
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-04-08
ELECTEsN vSTECE

The question whether the city Of
Aberdeen, South Dakota, shall issue
its bonds in a sum not exceeding
seventy-fve Thousand dollars and
bearing rate of interest not exceed
ing Eve per cent per anuum, payable
semi-annualiy, said bonds payable
twenty years from date of issue, the
proceeds of said bonds to be a special
fund for the purpose Of extending, re-
arranging and enlarglng the system of
water works of said city, will be sub
nitted to the voters of said city at
the general city election to be held
in the several wards of said city on
Tuesday, the 10th day of April. 1904
At said election those favoring the
issuing of said bonds will vote "Yes'
land those opposed will vote No. -
Dated this 2eth day Of March, 1904
M. 2. STRoUPE,
l[apr1-2tl City Auditor.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-04-08
ElECFlON notice.

The question wether the city. Of
Aberdeen South Dakota, shall issue.
its bonds in a I'm not exceeding forty
seyen Thousand dollars and bearing a
rate OF interest not exceeding five per
cent per annum, payable semi-annual-
ly, said bonds payable twenty years
after the date OF issue. the proceeds
of said bonds to be a special fund for
for the purpose OF extending, rear.
ranging and enlarging the sewer sys-
TEN of said city, will be submitted to
the voters of said city at the general
election to be held in the several
wards OF said city on Tuesday, the 10Th
day of April, 1904. At said el. ction
thosea fayoring the issuing of said
bonds will vote Yes" and those
opposed will vote mo-
Dated this 29th day Of March, 1904
M. p. STRouPE,
laprl-2tl City Auditor.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-04-08
Large Funeral
at Columbia
HIATT WILBUR LAID TO HIS
LAST REST.
BY His Brethren Of the Wood
man Camp.

Hiatt Wilbur, whose death occurred
at two O'Clock last Friday morning
was buried on Sunday in the cemetery
at Columbia. The funeral services
were held in the Congregational
church, beginning at eleven o'clock.
The churcn was crowded to it's ut
most capacity by the many friends
the deceased. Rev. Larson preached
a remarkably good sermon, payiug a
most touching tribute to. his dead
friend. At the close of the sermon,
"Unanswered Yet" was sung by Mr..
and Mrs. g. E. Cory.
The burial service was conducted
by the members of the Columbia
camp of Modern Woodman in ac-
cordance with their impressive ritual.
The members we're out in full force,
while few members of negihboring
camps joined their ranks.
The deceased was born at Dryden,
Lapeer county, Michigan, being fifty
years old the latter part of last Feb
fuary. He came to Columbia town
ship where he engaged in farming
February, 1889. A few years ago he
became resident of the city Of Col
umbia and year ago last January took
charge of the post Office, establishing
it in the brick bank building on the
corner which had become his proper.
ty.
His own family consisted OF Mrs
Wilbur and "a son, Caryl, aged Is, re-
Gently a student at Brookings college
A brother resides in Ward county
N. ID. and his mother, still surviving
him, and a sister reside at Dryden,
Michigan.