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MOB GROWS MORE CORY
Wants to ''Kin All the Niggers"-Po-
lice to the Rescue.

lice to the Rescue.
The mob then turned its attention to
JacksOn's negro protectors, and soon
there were several rough -and-tumble
battles along Fifth avenue. The mob,
crying all the while Kill all the mig
gers" caught several other negroes
and proceeded to bump their heads up
against the stone buildings. Jackson,
bleeding, and his clothes almost torn
off, was temporarily forgotten, and he
ran down Fifth avenue
Somebody cried: The nigger's es-
Gaping" and several hundred persons
took up the chase. Down Fifth ave
nue. to Loberty avenue, two blocks
away, and then down Liberty
avenue to Fifth street the chase
continued, and every minute new
members joined the crowd. Just
new members Joined the crowd. Just
below Fifth street Jackson ran into
the arms of several policemen. The
officers ran Jackson into an alley and
attempted to hold back the crowd with
their night sticks.
They were fast losing ground, how
ever. when a large force of city fire.
men from nearby engine house came
to their aid. The police and firemen
guarded the entrance to the alley until
the patrol wagon, loaded with officers,
responded TO riot call. Within a few
minutes the crowd was scattered by
the free application of night sticks and
Jackson was taken to the Central po-
lice station. After Jackson's wounds
were dressed he was locked up on q
/ charge of disorderly conduct.
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CHAPTER TX.
The Girl and the Rabbit.

Wind and rain rioted in the wood,
and occasionally both fell upon the
library windows with a howl and a
splash. The tempest had wakened
me; it seemed that every chimney in
the house held screaming demon.
We were now we'll launched upon De-
cember and I was growing used to my
surroundings. l had offered myself
frequently as target by land and wa
ter: I had sat on the wall and tempted
fate: and had roamed the house con-
stantly expecting to surprise Bates in
some act of treachery; but the days
were passing monotonously. Twice
had seen the red tam-o' -shanter far
through the wood, and once / had
passed my young acquaintance with
another girl. a dark, laughing young
ster walking in the highway and she
had bowed to me indifferently. Even
the ghost in the wall proved incon-
slant, but l had twice heard the steps
without being able to account for them.
Memory kept plucking my sleeve
with reminders of my grandfather /
was touched at finding constantly his
marginal notes in the books he had
collected with SO much intelligence and
loving care. 1t occurred to me That
some memorial, a tablet attached to
the outer wall. or perhaps, more prop
erly placed in the chapel, would be fit
ting; and l experimental with designs
for it, covering many sheets Of draw
ing paper in an effort to set forth in a
few words some hint of his character.
On this gray morning I produced this:
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Indians Get a Eat Wad.

Washington, Jan 81. - The Indian
appropriation bill as reported to the
senate carries S14, sos. POI, net in
crease of S6,3O6.132 over the bill as
passed by the house
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HEGEW1SCH NEWS

Little Addie Jordan is on the sick
list
Harold Carlson made a business trip
TO Chicago today.
William sippell made a business trip
to Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. J. ". Pinkerton made bsuiness
trip to Chicago yesterday.
Martin Erickson saw AS Ye Sow" at
McVickcrs Sunday evening.
Miss Florence Deitrick was the guest
Of Hammond friends yesterday.
Victor Beckman. chief craftsman at
the Ryan Car company is reported to
be quite sick.
Valerie e. Groves spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. y. Burnham
or Englewood.
Mrs. Harry Renbarger entertained
the Afternoon Pedro club Tuesday
Mrs. Charles McRil won the first prize
and Mrs. J. \. Hendriclzson the second
number of changes have been
made at the Ryan Car company. VIM.
Moran is now superintendent, Victor
Beckman, chief craftsman and Mr..
Golden, chief clerk and store keeper.
Mr.. Hostedt president Of the Pressed
steel Car company of Pittsburg; a. C..
McCord. president of the Western Steel
Car and foundry company and Mr..
Friend, vic6 president and manager Of
the Pressed Steel Car company and
manager of the Western Steel Car and
Foundry company, were visitors at the
Hegewisch plant Of the Western Steel
Car and Foundry company, yesterday.
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Louis Gordon Is having an addition
built on the rear of his saloon for
dining room. Messrs. Heams and
Seehasse are doing the carpenter work.
work
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Pay
County Taxes

Lake County Savings & Trust Co,
% State st.
Open evenings except Thursday.
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1885

generosity, 1cFDedTdnee ana DenIieHS$S
Che beautiful things be leved
were not nobler than bis own days
Bis grandson (whc served bin IT'D
writes this Of bin
1901
had sketched these words on a
piece of cardboard and was studying
them critically when Bates cam IN
with wood
They're uRmistakable snowfakes,
sir" he remarked from the window.
Were in fer winter now"
1t was undeniably snow; great lazy
fakes of it were crowding down upon
the wood
Bates had not mentioned Morgan or
referred even remotely to the pistol
shot of my first night, and he had GER
tainly conducted himself as a model
servant. The gardener at st. Agathas.
a ScOtchman named Ferguson, had Wis
tied him several times, and / had sur
prised them once innocently enjoying
their pipes and whisky and water in
the kitchen.
They are having trouble at the
school, sir" observed Bates.
The young ladies running little
wild, eh?"
Sister Theresa's i'll, sir. Ferguson
told me last night. And Ferguson says
that Miss Devereux's devotion to her
aunt is quite touching"
I stood up straight and stared at
Bates back-he was trying to stop the
rattle which the wind had set up IN
one of the windows
Miss Devereux,"
That's the name, sir,-rather odd,
/ should call it"
Yes, it is rather odd" said, com
posed again, but not referring to the
name. My mind was busy with a Ger
tain paragraph in my grandfather
will:
Should he fail at any time during
said year to comply with this provi
sion, said property shall at once revert
to my general estate, and become
without reservation, and without ne
cessity for any process of law, the
property, absolutely, of Marian Dew
ereux, of the county and state of New
York"
Your grandfather was very fond Of
her, sir. She and Sister Theresa were
abroad at the time he died. 1t was my
sorrowful duty to tell them the sac
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William Gallagher where a Presby-
terrain church will be erected.
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Miss Edith Johnson entertained
friends at her home in Chicago avenue
last evening.
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Silas J. Llewellyn. general manager
Of the Interstate. paid visit to the
plant here yesterday.
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Martin Erickson saw AS Ye Sow" at
McVickcrs Sunday evening.
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Mrs. J. W Pinkerton made a bsuiness
trip to Chicago yesterday.
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Miss Florence Deitrick was the guest
Of Hammond friends yesterday.
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William Sippel made business trip
to Chicago yesterday.
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Victor Beckman. chief craftsman at
the Ryan Car company is reported to
be quite sick.
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Valerie E. Groves spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. n Burnham
or Englewood.
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Harold Carlson made business trip
to Chicago today
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Little Addie Jordan is on the sick
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Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Nichols were
visitors yesterday.
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Mail Carrier Louis Shurr is on the
sick list
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August Johnson was in Chicago yes
terday.
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County Clerk Pierce is expected home
in few days from Boston, Mass.
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Roy Fricbeth has returned to South
Bend, after spending a few days here
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G. T. Thompson OF the Fitzhugh-
Luther company. after being on the
sick list for few days, is now able
to be out again.
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Mrs. Harry Renbarger entertained
the Afternoon Pedro club Tuesday.
Mrs Charles AIcRiIl won the first prize
and Mrs. J. \. IIendrickson the second.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-12-20
Kniants Of PythIos.

Idanha lodge was organized in July.
1885, being at that time Within the grand
jurisdiction Of Ctph and h. ing nnm.
bered ). In 1891 when the grand lodge
of Idaho was organized Idauha became
one Of the lodges II this jurisdiction.
he,ng the eighth The first officers
were: Pete Maner. G. c.: = VI Miller,
&c; hill Hnnak r. ] F OConnnr.
VI ~ A., Geo Elliott X Of X. and 5
D MeLennan, VI r 5. A Mills NJ F.,
The first lodge was instituted by Col.
Hannaford. of rocatello. At its organ.
izatiou the lodge had - members
ldanha lodge is considered one If tn
banner lodges of the jurisdictioU a.
wYll as being one Of the best fixed
financially IN the STATE
The officers for the ensuing term are
{. G. John Thomas.
V. C.--J g. Bnrrett.
Prelate iohn Perkins
NJ. W.--John . Conuar.
NJ A. John Barrett
/ NJ F.-Alfred Hoover.
NJ f Ethel Thomas
G. George Gardner
! y q joe Vincent
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Eostern Star

Queen Isabel Chapter Order of East
ern star organized under charter from
General Grand Chapter at Chicago,
Sept. %, 1893, with thirty members. a
good many of the charter members
have since left Montpelier and the
charter was transferred 70 the Grand
Jurisdiction of Idaho upon the organiza.
tion of that body with the following Of.
ficers: Mrs. VIM. Roberts w. NJ; Thos
Douglas. w. P; Irene Douglas. Con-
Chas. ager. Sec Joe Met art. Treas
The officers for the ensuing term are
w. NJ Lucy Wright.
". P-Wm. Roberts.
A. Minnie Roberts.
Secretary Sne Wright.
Treasn Hampton.
CON. Anna Spongberg.
A. Con. Mrs. Flora Lewis,
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#Ludies of the Moecobees

Montuelier Hive, No. l. Ladies of the
Alaccabees OF the W lid. was organized
on MAY 9Th. 1897. with thirty two
charter members Mrs. NJ. J Whitman
wa its first Lady Commander, aud Mrs.
BESSIE Hoover the first Record Keeper
The Hive has grown steadlly until 1t
now numbers about 20 members. aud rs
looked upon as one of the leading
frAternal orders of he city. The mem
bcrship is composed Of most OF the lead
ing ladies of the city. Il h 5 always
had the distinction of having within iis
fold the most enthus astic AMI energetic
lodge workers to be found in town.
hence The reason for its continued pros,
perity.
The organization combines social A.
well as insurance featur and those
who cannot stand rigid physical ex
animation are taken in as ''soS.ial'
members. thus being permitted 20 EMO,
all the advantages Of the lodge excep
its insurance protection. The socia
members Of Montpelier Hive have
greatly assisted in making the Hiy'
what il il today.
The officers for the ensuing term arr
Past adv Com Mary edel.
LADY Commander -Lostie Mikan.
Lieut.. Com II otlie Redman.
Record Keeper-FraEces Smeafh.
Finance keeper-Mary Harris.
Chaplain-Iaverne Pease.
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The CHEAP CASH STORE

Montpelier Is fortunate in being me
location IL one If the stores If the Golr
en- Rnle Mercantile Company L !
known here as the Golden Rule Mere
Co.. Chap fash Store. This company
owns stores in Evanston. Cumberland
Rock Springs, and Krmme,er. Wye
Fl. Collins. colo Ogden, Utah; ami
P,cstello and Blsuktoot, ldano, Ih'
proprie,ors u the Montpelier store arr
j. /. Barney and r NJ Callahan Mr.
Barney Is local and manager has built
an prosperous business, having cou
menced on very small scale. Very
much of the Success here Is due to his
tireless energy and great amount i
also due To the system by which the>'
stores are operated Not only d
hey sell Tor cash hut they pay cash iot
\ their Z .ods add buy IN enormous qmat-
titles for their various Western stores,
+ from eastern markets. The company
calls the proprietor or manager of each
Il ere and together they cote New Nars
markets and consult all advantages i've
/ fore buying Sv tins means they a,t
able 10 keep in touch with eastern styles
and can compete with any Of the ca,a.
logue houses In prices aud quality Of
goods. They keep complete line e
Dry Gooes, Ladies and Gent's Furnish.
ings, Shoes, Notions, etc
Mrs Barney assists her husband ~
The store and her pleasing maunvl
makes her IA general lavorite with tht
people.
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SECRECT ORDERS
OF MONTPELIER
Odd Fellows.

Enterprise lodge M II. Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, was instituted
Oct IL. 1897. with - charter members.
by Past Grand Master Monte Gwinn.
In 1897 the lohge erected substantial
two story stone building, the second
floor Of which is used for lodge purposes,
and at present il the meeting place of
every secret order IN Montpelier En-
terprise lodge now has a membership of
81 and the officers for the ensuing term
are as follows
N G.-Andrew Larson.
V. G. Steve Stalev
Rec. Secretary Schmid.
Fin. Secretary Fred Grnnig.
Treasurer Thomson.
Trustrrs H. B. Whitman. F.
Guyon. Joe Bagley.
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modern woodmep of America.

Red Pine Camp No i,l4j. N. W Of
A.. was organized Nov %, 1906. with
Is members The camp merits the
second and fourth Saturday nights Of
each month. The oftieers-elect for the
ensuing term are.
Chief Forester Al Thirl
Consul Thos : Enos.
Advisor. {. Vincent
Banker J. w Thomas.
Clerk j. w Arnold
Eseort-.A NJ Hoover
Watc.Saan John ,jewett
Sentry J. Perkins.
Managers D. ! Sutton u A. Sulli-
van. Herman Hatf
III, stefan II II King
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JOHN BUNNEY
a Rear Lake pioneer
CONTEST NOTICE.

CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior
Land once at Blacktoot Idaho Dec 10. 1907
sunieirnt contest Afidavit having been
filed In this ONCE by Andrew Snrcnton con
testant against homestead entry M iRed
made May slh, 1905, fr lots and saA neA
and sen nwi4. section 3, township u :, mngr
u r 10y freeman Cliftnn, COME. Ire. IN which
II IL alleged that sail clifton has never es-
lab ishcd an actual Residence upnn said land
that their i NJ fencing ~ cultivation upon said
entry: that there are no improvements what.
ever upon said ENTRY. except an nuinhabitaple
Ing house. IL witch Tits entrymnn hs- never
resided said parties Rf" hcrrbf no,hul u ~
pear. respond nni offer evidence r,uchiuR said
allegation at 80 O'Clock m, 90 IAunHfF ~
i1Qs. before the Register ana Receiver a. he
United states Land oifee Ia Blnekto0t. idaho
The said contestant having. IN prapef az
dayit. aled Deeemb-r 10 1877 81 forth fast.
which show thai after due diligence persona
service IT this notice eau not b. made Il Is
hereby ordered ana directed that sneh nuiieH hs
i given due ana proper publication
t HES ~ NJ kIFfEH.
ia0 hfRtsie
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Women Of " oodcroft.

Gem of the Mountain Circle No. Ill,
Women of Woodcraft. WIS organized
Nov 8. 1901. with ~ members. There
are at present 46 life benefit members
and four social memhers The circle
meets the first and third Friday nights
of each month Drs Pointer and Guyon
are the examining physicians and thu
officers eject for the ensuing term are
p. q. n Lihhie Whitman.
G.. N Josephine Malone.
Advisor Dorothy Vincent
Attendant Hannah Downing.
Magician-Nlary Maguire.
Clerk Mary Gee.
Banker Martha Groo.
Tuner Sentinel Mamie Massey
Cater Sentinel Annie Med maid.
Capt Of Guards Hannah Roller.
Mana :er Hannah Downing
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Rebekohs

The Odd Fellows and their wives de-
string to have Rebekah lodge here,
set about to having one instituted. and
necessary arrangements were made At =
meeting held in Odd Fellows lodge
room in April, 1892, when Past Grand
Master A. G. Rex IF Wyoming, assisted
by Special Deputy g. c. Patton. pro.
ceeded to institute Hope Lodge, No ~.
with 80 charter members
The first officers were: G e. Patton,
N. G.; Mrs w. Z. Chapman, Y. q !:
Miss Maggie Maher. Sec Mrs Nellie
Staley. Treasurer.
FIJI cen years have pa-sn aud the
lod Fl st
twelve Years loo member were laltlat-
ed. Many have moved away and some
have 81 /. rsul vtd bt death, but they
ale not FORGOTTEN. and once a year the
loving hands of sistt rs scatter flowers
on their graves.
The Rebekahs have done. all in their
mower in the establi- ana main
tenance of home for the aged Odd
Fellows aud wives and the care and
education of the orphans, and have done
many kindly deeds known only TO the
order. They have helped to beautity
the odd Fellows hall by furnishing u
piano, chairs, etc. and in all their eft
forts are encouraged and aided by the
Odd Fellows.
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Weodmen Of The World.

Walnut Camp No 167, Woodmen Of
the World was organized in April 1894,
and it now has a membership Of go.
The officers for the ensuing term are:
G. C.-Fred Grunig
A John Hirschi.
BankerJ O. Smeath
Clerk r.. Groo
Escort Fred Sarbach.
Natchman--A A. Larson.
Sentry Thos. Bruce
Managers H. Il. Whitman and g.
Spongberg
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Locomotive Firenen.

Re echo lodge No i95. Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Firemen. was Organized
u wears ago The objects Of the order
are protection to - members and their
families. The lodre mee,s every rida,
at , y. m and has membership Of -
Tie officers are
Master A NJ Burke
Wee Master James Massey.
Secretary a. D. Bartlett
Treasurer H II Maguire.
Collector m Hughes.
Chairman VIM Richards.
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King Solomon A. F. 6 a. N.

The Masons of this city we're first
organized under the name of King Solo
mon. No 81. on September l4th, 1892,
with Thos Douglas as the first master,
A. Mcintosh, S. -. VIM. Hull. j. W..
G. C. gray, Treasurer, s, A. Mills
Secretary.
The lodge has gone on in the even
tenor of its way since organization. ad-
dug mem bers constantly until now i
has about sixty in good standing. The
officers of the present term are
E. A. 9urrell. w, NJ.
Chs E. Harris, s w.
ID Orr Poynter, j. w
F. G. Hansen, Treasurer.
c. Z. Reese, secretary.
John Thomas, S. D.
Joe Vincent. J. D.
Geo. Munns, Tyler.
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Loe onotive Engineers

Bear Lake Division 3!l. Brotherhood
II Locomotive Engineer was organized
Jan. }. Iss7. The membership Of the
Division at present Is -. deetings are
held the 6rst and third Saturday nights
of each month. B. f. Fitzpatrick j.
G. f and Wm Roberts. F. 4 F.
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VI at A Annie Biruey
Sergeant Mary Mcintosh.
Sentinel Leah EIughar,.
Picket Hattie Fitzpatrick.

kDiaSts of the Moccabees.
Montpelier Tent No \. knights Of
the Maccal.eeS was organized Iune ~.
1894 NJ ! Davis is Commander and
H. +. Spiiell r cnri Keeper
Evening journal., 1907-05-09
SHERIFF,S SALES

SHERtFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Ievan Facius, 20 me directed.
viii DE exposed 20 Public sale az the
Gilpin House, IN the city of New Castle.
New Castle county. Delaware.
on TUESDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF MAY. 1907,
AT II o'clock. "a. M,
tho following described Real Estate. viz:
All that plantation and tract of land
situate ln pcncadpr hundred in the coun-
ty OF New Castle and State OF Delaware.
bounded hy lands late of Jocsph Ruup
now of oliver Caulk boy the New Castle
and Frcnchown Turnpike Road and hy
the mill pond formerly known as Me
Crous mill pond. containing two hundred
and nineteen acres OF land more or less
II being the same land and promises of
which Edward G.. Janyicr died sc zcd and
which under an order OF the Orphans
Court In and for New Castle county made
at the February term, a. D., 1852 Nas
sold by Abram Nandcgrift administrator
of Edward O.. JanYier. deceased for the
payment of the debts of the said Janvicr
subject TO the dover OF the widow n the
same and which said land was conveyed
TO Ferdinand JanVicr the purchaser at
public sale under said order by deed
dated September 9Oth, a. d., 1852 and
which O. recorded at New Castle In Book
L. Vol page 90. the said Ann j. JanFicr
widow of the said Edwin G.. Janvicr by
her deed of the same date and recorded
next after the decd aforesaid having re-
leased an claim OF dover in the said
premises unto Ferdinand Janvior as hy
reference TO the records Will more fully
appear.
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property of Ferdinand Janvier and Mary
j. Janvier, his wife, mortgagors and It's,
and 10 be sold by
HENRY STAFFORD, Sheriff.
sherif's office, Wilmington Delaware
April 26, 1907.
a29-mlA69,l3
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PUBLIC SALES
spECIAL punIIc sALn

SPECIAL PUBLIC SALE
or FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Will hc sold az Stidhnm a SONS Auction
Rooms, IN East Fourth street on FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, MAY no. ia01 at
] O'Clock. good oak and walnut bed room
suites iron hedsteads. oak and walnut
sideboards square and drop leaf eaten
sion tables, cane and wooden seat dining
chairs, extra fine paflor suites. ma
hogAny frames and upholstered ln high
grade verona. These suites would sell ln
the store for SO and $50 respectively
Large quartcrcd-oak wardrobe. cost $40
husk and cotton mattresses 4 good
couchcs, in leather and verona; parloi
tables, rockers, one double wire couch
with mattresses and pillows 20 match:
music cabinet and music box with is
records; 1 NiarVest Homo cook stove
No 3; large aHaOrtmcnts of fine pictures
. fine mantle mirrors. 500 yards of new
misht and secondhand carpets. mattings
Summer rugs gyl2 and gXi5, just The
thing Dishes. tubs. knives and forks
sllvcr-pated ware and q great .Qunntltt
of other household Epods This Is the lafi
special sale of the season. The above
goods are all iirst-Class and must Doe sold
for the high dollar as we have 90 settle
with the owners who are going away for
the summer. Furniture. carpets. etc, on
inspection evening before sale and morn
ing of sale, Anyone wishing TO have goods
sold In this sale can do SO by addressing
STTDHAM 4 SON. Auc..
III 10. Fourth st Established 1866.
ID a. Phone 5,h. m6S9
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS-The Board Of Public Edu-
cation in Wilmington. Delaware, will re
cciye bids for all or any part of Sixty
Thousand Dollars School Building and
Equipment Bonds. until S o'clock. p. M.
May 18th, 1901 Said bonds are coupon IN
form and bear interest at the rate Of 4
per ccntum per annum and are Of the de-
nomination of one thousand dollars each
Twenty of said bonds fall due yearly, be
ginning in 1918.
Bids must be IN strict accordance with
circular advertisement, and must be sub
mittcd on form prepared by the Board.
both of which Will hoe supplied on appli-
cation TO Harry J. Guthrie, Secretary of
the Board. SAMUEL H. BAYNARD
Chairman Of Finance Committee. 3Oard
OF Public Education, Wilmington. Della
ware. a25.2L3lm2419,u