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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-03-28

Garfield Tea Just simple. health-sivins
herbs. The best medicine YOU can take
1t regulates the Ever and kidneys, over
comes constipation and purifes the blood.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-03-28

Women learn more as they grow old-
er: it's different with men.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-03-28

Poverty has taken many a hard fall
out Of ambition.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
The Shamrock,
Erin S Flower.
Ey MARTIN FITZGERALD.

lCopyright, 1901. by T. f. McGrath.I
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16

FOrWlrd WoVcment m TFeTahu.
In Ireland forward movement all
along the line Is the order of the day.
The government is disposed to pursue
a more liberal policy toward Ireland,
and the people themselves are taking
advantage of every opportunity for
general advancement. What may be
described as "A renaissance in learning
and in the arts and crafts is now well
under way. Ireland is looking both
forward and backward, but the back
ward glance also makes for culture
and consequently for progress. Gaelic
is now taught in hundreds of schools,
and lace classes are adding to Ireland's
prosperity.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16

Ma all Ec-ts # God guati agaiatt Gemors wiIe,.
Against n passions and ell thoughts which mind o
is.
pacc al tuss that wcrk for good and the
Canst Druid snaes and vomans wics and all the pagan
.rong.
May G .t he ever at my side. within still abide.
And b, with L who speak to to and to guide
Salvation comet, from the Christi salvation the Lords.
May Coos talvaGon be with US and guard from demon
iarles.
MICHAEL O'IIAIA.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16

Old Erin's native shamrock

Ola Erin : lIllNt SnOLllOCh.
So sang Tom Moore, the immortal
and the shamrock goes whether it be
clover or wood sorrel The present
word shamrock is the generic name in
Irish AMI Gaelic for all trefoilS. In
the ancient Gaelic tongue and the sue
cecImg dialects it occurs NariouSly as
seamrag, SeamSog, Seamrog, Scamrogc,
Shamrutr. shamrocke, Shamrokc, sham
rOgh, Shamroote, Shamru@ shamroge,
seamol-o"c and chambroch. 1t really
means "littlc clover"
We have. OF course, little cloverS in
the United States. but none of us who
are Irish will deign to accept any
such specimen as Il shamrock. In the
streets Of New York and other cities
there are sold on ST. patrick'S day
three lcavcd green's purporting to he
the true Irish shamrock, but many of
them are merely American clover. Any
freshman can detect the fraud at Il
Glance because the shamrock leaf Is
tmaller - '"'""io"n clover.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16

Els. every bod Y
knows that the
shamrock grows
in Ireland, but
not everybody
knows jus t
what the sham
rock really is.
Even in Ireland
there is much
~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-10
GREEN DENIES 1T.
Says There Is NJ Truth in Statement
Regarding Use of Katy Tracks

There is 10 truth in the story from
WaXehachie 70 the effect that us
seusion has arisen, calling OF the
agreement the Trinity and Brazos
Valley has to use the Missouri. KAN
sas and Texas tracks between Wax
ahachie and Dallas, according to w.
+. Green. vice president and general
manager of the Trinity and Brazos
Valley. who was approached ahen'
the rumor yesterday afternoon.
Nh. Green stated that there Is h"
need 70 connect the r. x u. Y. tracks
with the KATY until the inauguration
OF the service. and this being IN"
case. the connection viii probably
not he made for som" time. The
agreements enabling the Valley
Route 10 use the Katy track has been
made for many months. and mo- tric-
lion whatsoever has arisen. ~aNs MI
Green.
Cooperation with the Katy VIII
save The construction OF "a separate
track between WaSuhaehiy and pai
| las. and the aFraugcmeut Is consid
cred convenient. to saV che least
/ Fort Worth Nreprd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-10

cons Falt:ss7 Hsfofe retiring fr8fa shs
hoaFa iasi night he made he failos
/ tax repost. ahu~ing ~hat haa h@en
done BY him az chairman II the va
, tes commltin. toward psseina sha
sater system on cash hasle
Two yeSFs ago sas appointed
chairman of The water eomnitts. hY
the mayer. and In booking ovef ,hs
water works pumping nsachsuery and
station | found II In bad condition.
I he machinery very much run down
with one compressor and pump en-
ufeiy out Of commission So much
sat"r Was going to waste by reason
uf icaks that II was Impossible tn
supply the amount needed by the city
aud citizens. Consequently there
was much complaint from water Gus
toners We made some needed re-
pairs, overhaulfed the mae hincry and
pat &, in good shape and installed
oil for fuel. all of which cost about
&fTi0. This amount was Paid out OF
the water Improvement fund. Since
then there has been lille or no com
plaiht from consumers and the plant
has been and is now in better shape
than ever The machinery Is now
running smoothly. On April / 1905.
the water plant was found TO be iu
debt $i,5iG2a. and on April /. 1907
the treasurer report showed the in
debtedness 10 be &6.2324o. but /
am proud To state that there is now
due and payable from customers for
the quarter just ended the sum of
$500 and there is also due from the
water improvement fund the further |
sum OF 1921. With these two !
amounts making total Of So,oSi |
deducted from $G,232l 30 leaves our |
city water works with an indebted |
ness of &115l.40 Besides this our !
city water works has paid out about !
$500 for repairs on the stand pipe |
and for one boiler feed pump.
The annual report of r. r. Deven |
port. superintendent OF the water |
system, for the year ending March |
81, 1907, was submitted to the eoun- |
Gil last night and after its approval |,
as itlci ieu W Inc duuiliHS Noil init
tee for inspection. The report was |
prepared in excellent form and shows-l
the water system to be in first class
condition. From the report the fol-
lowing summary Is taken
Bonded Indebtedness, $4,000.
Assets--Inventory OF the water
system. $51, ,221.13; water pipe lines,
l$1s,9lb42; sewer pipe hnes.@ $1e..
t2l176: total, 47S,34S.31.
Flat rate consumers, 4A2; mete
consumers, 273.
Cash received during the yeaI
i$1O,9215S: gross earnings, includ
ing free water, $1S,S63.23: total ex
penditures, $1O,46O.65.
| Water pipe lines. 7.13 miles; val
| yes, %; fire hydrants, 50; sewer pipe
lines, SIS miles: man holes, 40.
The council adjourned TO meet
Tuesday night, April %, at which
time the board expects to make the
tax levy for 1907. Assessor Kennedy
hopes to have his roles ready by that
time. The petition of the school
board for an increase in taxation Tor
school purposes will receive consid-
Grafton at that meeting.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-10

k9rs-Glasscoc present. who
would vote yea with HARRISON ap-
sent. who would vote nay. Murray
present aye with Paulus. absent.
Nay and Stokes present may with
Terrell absent "aye.
In brief, the bucket shop bill de
fines bucket shops as any place
where gambling in futures IS carried
on. Il also defines gambling IN fu-
lures as any future contract where
there is no intention 10 deliver, ana
also where the contract Is made
through an exchange that allows any
grade other than the basic grade 10
be- delivered in fulfillment OF said
contract az any price other than tue
actual market price. of such othel
grade. Al the time of delivery or ten
der. This act makes II an ottthse to'
any one to rent property 10 D" used
AS a bucket shop. an offense TOT any
broker 10 make gambling tranSa'
ton in futures for any other person
or for any person to make su'h con
tract for himself II makes it an ot
fense Tor any telegraph as t"lrph"h'
company to knowingly permit lt'
I wires to be- used bS any bucket shop
/ n p,rmits the legitimate hedsins
/ aud proyides for cuIoiuinE &C. hueke
7 shop
II tn. p.nalts Tor suudustius
buskst .hop is 60 fcloH, oth"f often
a.. ar, miad.m~auors l' n'N"n'~ 81
te.,l,. go days after sdiouFnm"n'
Cauefyssmau luties"W ~aa ih ih
..nate whsu the nill passed aud sal'
If Was wlthoui doubf onn ot 'hr ass
ri.e.s If LEGISLATION thHl ts haa h'af
~ fnr mauY dayr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-10

uw f "a shrg~ood Hf 'Ait~a"
~iil ett. an atiernvan ifstHit "a stt
ss gtua tlbmr S#@uuiRs Nrfit ~"
A. sh.fMufsf b. asli saa iatuFAssif
hreun af thr three 'eAdius ''a-
tawaaas as wsii sa ir aii fsSae '"~ -
49,. nas slsltpa She wlii lAt' ~a'h
49,. f, pumtef ef original rss'nFss
.rs eaYlsu n famaas rainttnE' a"'a'
,f ahteh she pss~mrs~l an hes rsfT'ii
igts abrnad Mr shs ~'ea
.rmmlusmt slub vemsu nd 'a" les'
,ur. wsll h.s esren andsf 'he anrg'isws
~ IA. sAsNssreare elnh
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-10
the BUCKET SHOP BILL
/, ,pa,Sl1ture Puts kib0Sh on Gambling IN
Cotton futureS in Texas.

Austin. Tex, April lo.-fhe very
first thing in the senate yesterday
morning was the bucket shop matter.
senator Harper renewed his motion
70 concur in the house amendments
to the Watterson bill, whlch motloi
prevailed thereby finally adopting
he Mayfield-Jcnkins bin, which VIII
20 TO the governor The vote was cN-
tremely close and was as follows
Yeas tsarrett. Brachiield, Cuh-
ningham. Green. Greer, truman
Harper. Holsey. Hudspeth, I.ooneN p
Nevfield skinner Neale l3.
Nays Alexander ChaMoe'H'
Faust Griggs. kellie, MasteF"oh
Meachum. Seuter. Smith. stone Nai
son. Willacy IL.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-10
PHYSICAL CULTURE GRAFT.
How u smooth Athlete Fl~ec~t tfs'
Anssan ReopAr.

How u smooth Athlete Fl~ec~tt os''
Aastin FeopAr.
Austin, TEES, Aprti 10-- A = re-
| en1t uf tha Nr4eZ Aia1e WnAssat sfaA 80
minated oniy = inv 6EayH A8C. 70 tns'
city by self-styled physical instrue
tor quite a few of Austin's foremos
citizens are out 20 the amount OF 81
apiece.
This physical wonder arrived II
/ Austin a week or two ago and I'M
| mediately proceeded to catch re"
suckers on his own hook and by
method, which. though simple one
has never before been tried In TINS
city. so far as is known TO the police
department or to other local parties'
This parasite. otherwise known in
the parlance of the common folk. as
CRATER. carefully prepared list
of Austin citizens, went to them IN
dividually, put up a spiel as belhs "
physical instructor of great promlh-
ence and prowess with a record be
hind him as long as the alphabet
and calling himself on his business
cards. prof T. Thingumy So-ahd-
So" or some such funny name as
that.
The Austinite bit. and soon he
had a class of some three or touF-
score representatives. doctors. law
vers, merchants, clerks. etc. culled
from the city's best. desiring instruc-
tion in physical torture. The names
of these Austiuites can not be lul-
nished the public for obvious reasons
but the genteel and polished oe'o- ]
nus entwmed his timber limbs about
them. aud sucked into his Golfers me
crisp $40 bank notes ON" after ihe
other.
Then when the day and time Ton f.
The first class of instruction rolled .
around. the pupils assembled at the
place designated to receive their les
son but they found they Wcr" mln- /
his their teacher. and. incidentally. /
minus their long green.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-10

have just received "a car load OF
fine driving aud farm horses from
Arkansas They are for sale 40 the
Alliance Wagon yard. can and sc"
them and get prices. Vi. NJ. Mosiey 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-10
Notice

7 have opened a pressing anc
cleaning shop on College street. All
work guaranteed. Prices right. Thee
Farley.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS

WANTED-FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS WOULD
undertake care and pay nominal rent for use of
furnished house or apartment OF not less than
rooms from May 1 10 September or October:
reference. Address c. l.. A, Star ONCE.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.-OFFICE OF THE
Superintendent. State. War and Navy Department
Building.-sealed proposals, in duplicate; will be
22, 1907 for supplying this office with fuel during
the fiscal year ending June 80. 1905 as follows
About 1000 tons Of best quality No. buckwheat
coal and 10 tons of hard white ash stove coal; 100
cords of hickory wood and 50 cords OF spruce pine
wood. Specifications and all available 1nformati6n
will be furnished at this Office. J. H. PooLE'
First Lieutenant. U. s. A., Superintendent.
mill 20. 3Oap9 II
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CHOICE VILLA SITES IN
CHEVY CHASE (Section lid

COLLEGE PARK, Md; BEAUTIFULLY AND
conveniently located; steam and electric roads;
acre and half-acre lots; two cottages Of and
rooms, at moderate prices; pleasant suburban
homes. GEO. II. CALVERT, College Park Md.
mh9-3Ots5
HOUSES AND LOTS IN LAUREL FOR SALE.
Large and small farms for sale. Write Tor de-
scriptve booklet. LAUREL REAL ESTATE CO..
Laurel. Md. mh2 30t4
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE = AT SILVER
Springs, Md, q beautiful home; 12A g., IA rms,
all modern Improvements, minutes 70 electric
or steam roads, beautiful t-ees, all kinds; elegant
soil For particulars, W. w. CURTES, Silver
Springs, Md fe2S-eo. l6t'6
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PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUP.
plies.-ofiee of Superintendent State: war ana q,
duplicate viii be received at this office until 2
pm. Monday. April 22. 1907 for furnishing this
ofce for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1908. with
miscellaneous supplies for the running and repair
Of this building. Blank forms and all available
information will be furnished at this ONCE. J. H.
POOLE, First Lieutenant. U. Q. A., Superintendent
mill 20, 30apo,I7
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PROPOSALS.

Of Superintendent q. $. Capitol Building and
| the above office at u O'Clock neon wednesday,
U. 5. Capitol Building eight 81 sets Of reroivins
doors cireu.ar letter OF requirements furnished
on application. The right Is reserved to reject
or ali bids and 10 waive any technically or IN
fSTmali,s in any bid Gn,, ELICIT WOODS s.-
| Approved. JAMES RtDoLPH GIRFIEI.D. sec.
rotary. misc 2aw.4t
OFFICE OF Mb TIE % c. WASH
received at this S Office until IL o'clock noon Sat
avenae east of the Brentwood read Blank forms Of
proposal, specifications and all necessary infor
ana Bs Ti Rans T. On H MAcFAhS
JOHN BlDDI-E Commissioners, d. c.
mh29 ,eSu
WASHINGTON. D.. C., MARCH 25. 1907
Sealed proposals will be received by the Washing
| ton Gas Light Company at fits ohce. No. ALB 10th
o at for 9e the ls9 foy
| supply of anthracite and gas Goals for the year
ooo crds. tons Of bes ncS H Screened gas gas
coal. to be delivered T. b. alongside wharf
26th and G streets. this city. us required by the
For East Station Gas Works during the year
named above: 2oooS gross erosion, tons Of best = Inch
tracks in our yard at 18th and streets southeast.
TINS city rTfR aerr' BRokES GOAL
20 600 gross tons Of anthracite broken coal to be
| 2etlI aud G streets. this city: also
6;ooo tons of anthracite broken coal. to be dslv
cred needed our tracks Z. o. b. cars at East
Station, 18th and streets southeast this city.
An Of the above named Goals to be gross tonnage
| OF 2,240 lbs.
! Contractors for any OF the Goals enumerated
| above will be required 10 give ample security to
| the gas company for faithful funllment OF
| contract.
The Gas Company reserves the right to reject
| any all bids
| All proposals shall be sealed and addressed to
| the Washington Gas Light Company and marked
Proposals for Coal
! WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
|
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

lnes. It. 5oc. 81. s1oo. VIZ. sa-ss. mo-. $780,
FOR sALE-BY OWNER. NEAR CHEVY CHASE
cars, in District OF Columbia, new 7-room house;
hardwood trimmed electric 's and telephone wires;
y acre ground; fronts east So-ft. street. Price
trust MY equity, 81, 400. Box iso, Star ONCE.
mh30-2ts
FOR SALES 5oO-$5O CASH, $40 PER MONTH
papered; hot and cold water; furnace heat; large
chicken , house; corner lot. es51oS: fruit trees,
Ash sts.. Mt. Rainier. mh3O-2t
FOR sALE-AT PINEHURsT. D. G., NEW Z
room room house; hot-wste. heat; hardwood trimmed;
auire Of "i H. L. MANpLRR with the MeIscien
Real Estate and Loan Co.. 10th and G SITS.
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN SUBDIVISION IS ACRES
ds9e feet on Rockville electric road; 1000 feet
no lost acreage. Address Box 154, Star Office.
FOR sALE-A GOOD sEvRN-R0oM HOUSE AT
front o and back porehes also barn for four heads
acres Of land ncfosed with woven n Wire e fence;
asre %nu f. YAH 4 iiSS R hsse
don. Va '''' H. " o mhso-st.
FOR SAFEGUARDING COUNTRY DWELLING
OF rooms, with half acre grounds garden. poul-
s p G.. Star Once Ice. '''e IL ''f'H"e'' A'''e''
FOR REMIT CHEVY CHASE. FURNISHED
mousse u rooms. large yard and porches; Will
rent BY the year only. Call or address IL Kirke
street Chevy Chase.
FOR SALTWATER FRONT. LDJoINING An
nap''' '''t stat sthe sr ftf q acres
mh3o-3t' 116-1l7 Law Bldg, altimore Md.
FOR SALES ACRES, OPPOSITE GEORGE
town on''st sauE ns T bEx1 q E&xfRshnst'n
mh3o-3t' 116-117 Law Bldg, baltimore Md.
FOR SALE OR 5EXCHANGE-7OO ACRES OF
s eqe red clay for pg and red Eeks terra
mh3o-at' 11e-117 Law Bldg. baltimore Md.
FOR SALE-CHEVY CHASE, MD, BEAUTIFUL.
l2roOm house, nearly new, lot 6Ox125, large
Porch and lawn; pwner leaving the city. WEAVER
Bros. 1410 st. NV. mh3O. 81 app If
HOME SEEKERS AND INVEsTORs-MY FACII-
tiles FOR locating you just right In Fairfax or
new catalogue and map address
mhSO-3t' w. H. TAYLOR. Herndon. Va.
FOR RENT OR SALE-WOODLAWN COTTAGE
Colonial Beach, Va, ten rooms, furnished suita-
Bile for boarding house. Mrs. f. Fl. CHIIiDS
2l34 st. NV. mh3o, aps-2t'
FOR sALE-s-ROOM HOUSE; ALL MODERN
improvements; porches; fine shade; principal
street in Hyattsville; other houses for sale in
Hyattsyille easy terms
mh30-2texSu'
WANTED-To RENT-6-ROOM HOUSE; SUB
urbs; large grounds; convenient to Chevy Chase.
14th st. or Brightwood cars. Address, stating
full particulars. +. NJ n. Star Office
FOR sALE-COLONIAL COTTAGE. IN FINE
condition. all newly paDered; concrete cellar and
large attic; fruit trees, hedge and large chicken
GRONBERG 18th ct. and Brentwood road
Brookland mh3O 2t'
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'TEIFPHONE MAIN 2

FOR RENT-SIX ROONS AND BATH, ATTIC
and cellar for S24 81. No. 81 ScatOn st. n.w.i
y square OF car line. STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912
Y Y ave. NV. mh30-}t
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, ETC.-GOv-
ernmenting Printing Office, Washington. ID. c.,
March IL, l907.-Sealed proposals will be received
at this office until O'Clock pm. MONDAY,
APRIL %. 1907. for furnishing stationery, fuel,
ice, hardware, plumbing and electric supplies,
lumber, etc, for the OF the Government Print
ing Office during the fiscal year ending June 80,
waive defects is reserved. Detailed schedules Of
the stationery. fuel ice. etc. required. accom-
panied by blank proposals. and giving the regula-
lions with which bidders must comply. may be
obtained by addressing this office. CHAS. A
STIILINGS, Public Printer. mill p. 30. ap9,l1
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL. ErC.-GovERN-
ment Printing Office Washington, ID. c., March ii,
190T-Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until 10 O'Clock Am. TT ESDAY. APRIL
o. 1907, for furnishing material etc: for the use
Of the Government Printing Office during the fiscal
wear ending June 80. 1905 The right to reject any
and all bids and to waive defects Is reserved De-
tailed schedules of the material etc. required. ae-
companied by blank proposals. and giving the regu-
iations with which bidders must comply. may be
STILIINGS, Public Printer. mill 20 30ap9.17
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE. FOR
furnishing stationery and miscellaneous supplies
States courts and judicial officers, for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1908. will be received untn
o'clock pm, Monday, April %. 1907, and then
opened In the office of the Attorney General. labs
K st. NV. Separate proposals will be required
for fuel. ice washing Of towels cleaning and lay
horses, care Of horses. and removal of ashes rub
bish. etc. Blank forms OF proposals, with tnsruc-
lions to bidders, will be furnished upon application
to the chief clerk. The right to reject any all
bids is reserved. CHARLES J. BoNAPARTE
Attorney General. mill. %. soape.l7
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eou EAST CAPITOL ST. CORNER SOUTHERN
eNpn~urej: large rooms and bath; hot-water
heat. back porch: adults. Party desiring quiet
apartment may inspect after 4:3O pm.
mh.!u-t-
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PRoPOSALS.-U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
culture. Office of the Secretary. Washington, ID. c.,
March 8. 19O7-Sealed proposals will be received
at the office Of the Disbursing Clerk until 2 pm.
Monday, April % 1907. for furnishing supplies dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 80, 1905. as fol-
lows: Stationery, laboratory, lumber and packing
aud map frames, forage car seals. etc; brooms.
brushes. etc; flower pots. cleaning carpets. wash
ing towels and waste paper. electrical supplies.
Tags Instruments, towers and lanterns, printing
and lithographlng material. Full Information fur
nished application to the Discussing Clerk. Bids
must be sealed and addressed to the Secretary OF
Agriculture, in accordance with instructions given
on schedules. JAMES WILSON. Secretary.
mill 20, 80, ap9,11
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FOR EENT-IN THE HARVARD. No 1920 HAIR
ward 81. NV, desirable > and Groom apartments;
rents. $3.50 aud So. 20.
DAVID MOORE, lbs New York
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RUSH To SUBURBS BEGUN.

southern exposure.
DELIGHTFUL ADAMS ST. APARTMENTS.
Beautiful reception room, iSxlG; two large bed
rooms. dining room. kitchen tile bath. etc:
built 10 give as good accommodation for 500 per
month as can be- had IA the fashionable north.
west f1r $50. Now open. Rent to begin April
IL Take green g st. to intersection OF
Rhode Island and ith st. ne.
+ a. SMITH CO. i4OS NEW YORK AVE,
mhgO-It AGENTS.
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IS PROPOSALS.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
March 6. 1907.-Sealed proposals will be received
at this department until O'Clock pm. Monday,
April %. 1907. for furnishing the Treasury Building
and its dependencies in the city of Washington,
d. c., during the fiscal year ending June 30. 1908,
the following described service and supplies: For
removing ashes. sewing. laying and cleaning car
pets, and washing towels; for purchase of waste
paper; for supplying stationery forage, fuel lee,
lumber, file boxes. furniture, plumbers and paint
ers' material. hardware and miscellaneous articles.
Proposals for forage fuel and ice will include the
quantities required by the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing. Blank forms of proposals. with In
-structons to bidders can be obtained upon appli-
cation TO the efice of the Superintendent Treasury
Building. The department reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids. or any part of bid. and
to waive defects. GEO. b. CORTELYOU, Sec
rotary. mill 20, Soaps, IT
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rooms. porcelain bath; cellar; side yard; porches;
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