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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-16
Summons.

In the District Cour OF the Third Judiciai
District Of the TERRITORY OF Montana within aud
Tor be county Of Custer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-16
Agnes Duffy,

ActlOn brought IN
lthe DESTRUCTION
LOT the Third Ju.
Idicisl District Of
Agnes Duffy, 1.-THE Territory Of
Plaintiff, Montana, In and
Against for the county Of
Charles A, DUFFY, Custer, and the
Defendant complaint 6led In
lssid county OF
lCuster, In the Of.
Ihee OF the clerk
Iof said District
Court.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-16
Liebig World Dispensary.

Call or address Kansas City. No.. or San Fran.
cisco, Cal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

irg ihe roon VIII o. -. - tse ci.ail sni
81 a moment Niii ae pasf-f t.lcs ia-o e.
fde hooks r. the b,lf aaoa. l,sslT -sr-
ps-I into The rings Is the char aa.s thers
sssierei ia place By The tarn q tas
crews. AZ the srne moment ~ s.et
vii be- raised. the f,ot resi siippei 1n.i.r
.l4esn and fastened hy tasn ofthe @-H.E
4n.i a strap on ton ef the nsst viii ~
ba-kied rightly over his ansiez. in
another moment the tao ilns'ing wires
sill he fastened. one % the metal a. The
centre ofthe back Of The cap and the
other 20 the metal coanectiou on theheel
of each shoe. A black cloth vii te
pulled over the lace Of the prisoner. she
officers vii stand well back from the
ehaiE and Al signal The executioner AZ
the switch viii turn on the carpnt. the
yeians Of which has previously been ad-
iussed 70 suit the resistance of the prison
es. as shown By the test in the cell
Only the experience ofJo~eph Eemm-
Ter can certainly Tell what xiii happen
thea. but II the eonadsnc- q those in
char-p. or the efsciency Of the apparatus
is weii-lcauded, II tie instant that The
witch IS touched there viii be a lislie
stEeniag Of the prisoners body, liit.o
quiyeTing Of the limbs life viii flaiter
for bare instant. Ike the nee.lie that
VIII be dancing upon theisiai on the vail
and then Il viii be al over. There vii
- no pain. no convuision. s-arcely 5
movement 70 mark the rass.lee from lie
70 deafh. but the victim vii be hopeless
lv ana unmlstakabIy dead.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19
A Slight Mistake.

In the little city Of Geneva, Georgia. a
certain merchant employed as a clerk a
good, clever farmers boy, who knew very
little about different articles OF merchan-
disc and who had always creased his
wagon with fresh tar. One day the mer-
chant sent the clerk into a side-room
where he kept groceries, to attend to
some matter there, and not seeing him
again for some time, ne went TO see
about him. lie found him eating some
thing with apparent relish, and asked
what he was doing. The clerk replied /.
l have found a whole lot Of ittle
cheeses aad they are mighty good With
crackers The merchant proreedei to
investigate, and vas perfectly thunder
struck to find that the boy had eaten
nearly a box Of axle-g grease, thinking il
was cheese
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19
An Irresistible Bait for Rats.


According to a Washington correspsnd-
ent to the Cincinnati CDmssercsal q -sse
an interesting not to say valuable discov-
cry has been made by Capt. Weedia, in
charge Of the animals at the Zoo. The
building Is infested by rats, and how 10
get rid of them has been a perplexing
question. Traps we're used, but nothing
would tempt the rodents to enter. In a
store rom drawer was placed quantity
of sunfiower seeds, used as food for some
Of the birds. Int, this drawer the rats
gnawed their way, fact which led the
Captain 10 experiment with them for
bait in the traps The result was that
the rats can't be kept ont. 4 trap which
appears crowded with six or eight rass IS
sound some morning 10 hold fifteen.
They are turned into the cages contain
ing weasels and minks- The latter wlli
kill rat absolutely almost before one
can see il, 50 rapid are its movements.
The weasels are a trifle slower, but none
Of the rats escape them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19
Cream as Food and Medicine.

Persons consamptively inclined. those
with feeble iigestions. aged people and
those inclined to chilliness and cold ex-
tremiiies, are especially benefited by 4
liberal use Of sweet cream. No other ar
iiele Of food or medicine will give them
results equally satisfactory, and either as
food OF medicine it Is not bad to take.
As an antidote for tendency to con-
sumption, It acts like charm, and serves
all the purposes intended to be served by
cod liver oil with much greater certainty
and effect. Where sweet cream can be
had, cod liver oil is never needed. The
volatile and easily appropriated unetious
matter in cream, besides contributing il
Tee;ly to warmth and vigor, aids indirect
Iy by promoting digestion for the slme
reason and in the same way that other
aromatic and aitenuateG oils aid the IL
sestiye fune ion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19
Weak Women.

The more sensitive nature Of the female
sex renders women much more sUscepti-
bic than men 10 thOse numerous ills
which spring from laek Of harmony in
the system. The neyvous system gives
away. sickiheadaehe Is frequent, the ap-
petite is lost, and other ailments peculiar
TO the sex czuse great suffering. Hoods
Sarsaparilla Is peculiarly adapted for such
cases, and has received the most gratify-
ing praise for the relief il has afforded
thousands ofwomeu whose very existence
before taking i, was only misery. 1t
strengthens the nerves. cures sick head
ache and indigestion, puriies and vital
izes the blood, and gives regular and
healthy action to every organ in the
body.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19
VOL. XXXVII. NO. 50.
THE FOSSIL RAINDRoPs.

{ Over the quarry 4 children went rambling
Hunting for stones to skip.
Into the clefts and the creviees scrambling
Searching the quarryman's chip.
sweet were their voices. and gay was their
laughter
That holiday afternoon,
One tnmbled down and the rest tunble,i ar
ter.
All Of iaenf singing one tlne.
Here was a stone would skip Ike bubble,
Once were il loosed from It's plsoe-
See what strange lines, all aslani, all a.
trouble.
cover,a ever rs face.
Half for 4 moment their wonder Is smitten.
Nor divine they A. all
That son earth !, was when those slant lines
we're written
BY the raiu susty fall
Nor guess they, while ps.using to look at It
plainly.
The leasi 10 the world l.erplexed,
That the page which old Merlin studied
vainly
Had never such wizzri text
Only stone o'er the placid pool throwing
Ah-Bui il told them, though,
How the rain Was failing. the wind was
blowing.
Ten thouss nj years ago
-Ha-riet TIE colt spoiIorlin St. Nicholas.
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WHOLE NO. 1870.

force is II once on the scene Of action,
and the people know that ali that IS
necessary viii be done. Yet when fire
apparatus wss first introduced, for loaZ
time the people still continued to ran-
They we're unwilling to believe that peril
could be fzced systematically Thus it
IS with our society. We want to show
the country the Red Cross Society can
be safely depended on in any calamity,
however great NogroS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19
A Family Gathering.

Have YOU a father2 Have you a moth
err Have you a son or daughter, sister ~
brother who has not yet taen Kemp's-
Balsam Tor the Throat and Lun-s. the
guaranteed remedy for the cure of
Coughs. Coifis, Asthma. Group. and ail
Threat and LING troBbles2 Il 50. why ?
when a sample bottle is gladly given to
you free By any druggist and the large
size c0sts only 79c. and 500
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

Miss Belle, warnings sally, they
used TO tell me when was = little giri
that If did not let coffee aioDe il would
make me foolish
sally. who owes her oue--W Wei. Ehy
Gidn'tvsu -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

4 hot salad. which j. a vel known
Pennsylvania 'iish i made BY Il cing
Ereen tomatoes anil small. onions. AMI =
few potatoes and fryirz them together.
salt them well AMI seaI them b the IA
be snokins.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

-CaPiain. she said, looking up AZ him
archiy. way does IL l0ok a. if you had
been twice married -
Don't know. Miss Bangs why -
'Beeause you've second mate On
board.
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a pMINlsTRAToR.s NoTIcE.

Estate o. william Yiakey fee'd- iase u S5mer-
sci T1gr-hlr dseeasstl
Letters q sluiuit-rlri1I c,n the above .stAlt
ha1iilz been granted 70 TIE undersigned by tht
tsrer authority 1esile j. HEREBY given 70 al PER-
ses .rsia1fed q sai4 e~iste - zakkt nuritsl "a
uaruacaf ard rhese having clainzs esalasf tht
srliss 4, present. fher1 tuiy a1tAenf Gated g..
sef-irmea7 5a Ssfurdnv Iulg . Isss. a ne i4fs
rs.iStuoe of AIM IN Ssuierser Tounzlfr-
MANASSAS SHOEMAKER.
Adnllnisfraf0z
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

The benefits Of vacation sea-un may BE-
greatly enhanced, d. a. the same time
the blood IS being eieansed and vitalized
BY the ase Of Ayers sansapariIla 4 good
appetite, fresh vigor. and buyant spirits
attend the use Of this wonderful medi-
enc
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

To keep eg-s cool Is great help iu TIE
making of fr0slins. ~ th.-1 in The r.
fliSsrator assr separating whites and
yoiks; they viii beaf ap stitI IN half The
time they would without.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19
SOMERSET. Pa. WEDNESDAY, 10.

stTuctions 70 give Johnstown labores
preference and those in the vicinity will
come next in order. II IS altogether ike
" that By Monday morning 800 to -
90 men will be at work. James Me
knight viii have 1000 Of them. He viii
start to work on the gorge tomorrow
morning with 80 men. No more can be
employ ed on it al one time There are
fully as many men here as can be en-
ployed at present and others will be add
ed as facilities for maintaining them mul-
iiply- Electric lights will be strung
throughout the city and over the gorge,
and affer next Monday, night and day re-
liefs will be worked. The work Of Booth
< Flinn's men in the principal streets has
left little 70 be done in most Of them aud
attention viii be turned 70 cleaning out
tine cellars Of houses and business blocks
that have not been looked into since the
food. It is thought that in the slime
and mud are many bodies. This viii
be the hardest WORK the contractors look
for.
DoUGIASs TELLS MS PRoGRAN.
Colonel Doglass interviewed tonight
in his car 4 have been carefully over
the ground, said he, and / think the
plan laid out by General Hastings a most
excellent one for accomplishing the
quickest resslt should say that about
one-ienih Of the work Necessary 10 put
Jobusiown in good sanitary condition
has been done. We will have, before to-
rnorrnw night. ..about 20 men at work.
do not think at any time We will have
over 1000 men. The greatest attention
will fist be paid TO the driit st the bridge.
We viii work by night as well as by day
as soon as the electric lights can be put
in. We will cut channel through it
80 feet wide. In my opinion it can be
done by SATURDAY night. The most nes-
lected point is Kernviile, bat no work
will be done there at night, or anywhere
else, except atthe bridge, unless it is 70
buras the bodies OF horses. ! can give
no idea Of how soon the work can be
finished. AS to the cost. ! do not think
it will exceed half a million, and it may
not reach that figure
The change Of management from the
committee to the Governor to day was
quietly effected Headquarters were
moved under canvass and Major Huide-
koper distinguished himself by moving
q red-hot stove while supper was cook
in.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

A woman viii confess to almost any
thing but TO the fact that she is growing
old and ugly
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

Peculiar ia ale.!.r.nai merit and Won
derful cures-lIood'- sarsaparilla. NoE
Is the tine 10 tske if. fos nos {. all ls
the most good
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

Set dish of water in The oven with a
cake when baking. and II viii seldom
scorch.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

The devil is never as black as be IS
painted. and a woman Is never as inno-
cent as she appears.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

II you want 10 keep q woman's love.
keep up 4 slight but steady aiftation
with her most hated rival
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

Two things always trained for action
a woman's tongue and mules heels.
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NnsE nnnlEs rnrxn.

While there has been 10 search for
bodies, number have been discovered
to-day at random Or. SiIliman, Brigade
surgeon, discovered the head Of Young
girl protrudingJrom beneath 3 pile Of
debris and had It removed. Two bodies
were pulled oat from behind house in
Ksrnville, where men were cleaning up.
Some members OF the First Presbyteriasl
Church went TO work to-day 10 get the
mud and rubbish out Of the first floor Of
the church editice. They had not labor
ed long before they came across the body
Of a mln lying on the floor. Ezce down
ward. Il Was 80 badly decomposed that
the features csaId not be recognized, but
a young man came along, and by bnneh
OF keys Identified the body as that Of his
brother. Frank E. Staftler. a draashts-
man, employed BY the Johnstown Iron
Company. he had either take refuge
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81 6ENERkL lIEEcTEoxs-sfr a 7sz =
b@saa Or Es,gl sais,rzies irl.s S. gac8ss o. .
G. fyzz o@uot r,seEss fsres Il ..osr ~ ssr0zt-
NJ s1a< osn nezi dough trsfa tir cL cis
EOt4.zg el'e- Tag "a, laa7s eaf saf &c erred
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

nakersfsld. Cal. Oct Z. 1sss.
ha7e used ST Jaccns ol for soiehead o.
chickens Eila prompt permanent cus. one
bottle VIII eare 70 % IS chickens. 81 % drops
cure Whec1ez. JAS BETuAL
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AT DzrssrsTs Ax5 DzA1EE&
WE EeasRlEs yocaER CO.. bs,nnsss. "a
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! recommend IL a. 8 Errs eure- i has szscd
ne many dollars r. 4. KTENEE-
B7ye1sr q Fine EoSls.
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he Somerset Herald.
EgT4slsa4D ss1--

Terms Of Publication.
gusAaed s7ssF Neine-iay znoruiay ~ = @
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IL. -rss.tsss = caA-seA
10 ou1.ezi4aoa SIN Be e'seor.inred ss'rii sil
.-ss sss pzad rp Postaazasz aegiecsins
.,.stfy 81 rhsa slhst-iaeFs dsnot tahs oat tasl-
-.B- rin 5e hsla reepoas;sls tur she saascr.r'-
tga
s-ss-ae- re1noriaE fHoa one yrs;nsics % Al
,.,.- ,saalt gre ne tie nszss of re s0rmer q
s,sss ssaseai ns.cs Adi-es
THE soxKEsEr HERALD,
somERsET, PA.
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Sheriff steinman to-day discharged
all of his deputies Tomorrow the mill
tarY viii be withdrawn from the subur-
ban boroughs, and they will have to take
charge Of their own police affairs. Gen
eral Hastings xill furnish assistance on
request Of the local authorities.
Clara Barton, whose wonderful field
hospital corps here has been thanked by
General Hastings and blessed by the snf-
fering, to-day organized a iwomon's Home
Relief Society Of Johnssown. Its object
Is to devise means for home support and
relief, and General Hastings mas promis-
ed her all the assistance she may neei,
SHELLS. But so EriDExIc.
The rain that has fallen all day long
has again soaked the fallen city, and the
vast area still uncovered k reeking with
noxious odors. The State BolnI Of
Health still insists that there is sarpris-
ingly little sickness in the town, no dan
gerOus diseases having been reported in
a LOurs. There Is some diphtheri-,
some measles. some pneumonia and some
chieken-pox- There are buf few cases
OF each, and there does not seem to be
any fear on the part Of DIS. Ice and
GroH Of an epidemic.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

Or. Evans, Coroner Of Cambria coun-
iy. failed to get his jury together to-day
and gave notice the inquest on the body
Of Mrs. Eiiia was postponed till June 26.
Or. Evans said this evening that 10 prove
anything or 10 do anything Of a tangible
nature be must have expert testimony as
TO the past and present Of the dam, to-
gether with any clear testimony as 10 its
capacity. He has no funds TO pay for
the attendance Of witnesses to testify in
this particular and no power to compel
attendance, and was very doubtful of
what he Is to do in the matter The YER
dict Of the jury hinges therefore upon
the possibilities Of the evidence OF ex-
perts In the meantime the jury will
probably pay visit 70 the dam and take
its own inventory CT Affairs, and be ready
to size up the estimates Of the witnesses
that they may examine.
Dr. Lownan, by orders Of the medical
authorities Of the National Guard to day
took charge OF the Bedford Street Hos
pital, which is nov the general hospital.
Dr. McCaskey viii be his assistant and.
If other assistance is necessary, the med
ical outfit of another regiment will be
ordered to the hospital.
The seven assistant commissioners 10
Gated in the towns in aud around Johns
town have been ordered TO take census
Of ail applicants for relief, register them
aud send duplicates 10 the headquarters
and other stations in order TO prevent
fraud and doubling up.
Colonel Rodgers began his work of as
certaining the aggregate Of lost to-day by
contracting with Mr. Clark, the directory
man. to furnish him with hiz copy Of the
names of residents Of Johnstown and
the boroaghs. Then he viii take CEN
sus Of them all again he viii then sub
tract the aggregate Of found from the
ones knoEn to be living, and assume that
the reminder will show tie lost.
At each Of the five contract divisions
tomorrow a corps OF men with stretch
ers viii be stationed to take charge OF
bodies for the morgues. 4 citizen will
be with the stretcher corps to take charge
OF yalnables.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

a haad.one wonan j. dangeroas.
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THE WORST. ONE WAY.
MoRE DEaD IL JonSsTowx. SAYS CIAnA
BAH1oS, nUT LES HoEEoEs
WHERE HEAkrs BIED.

JoHSsrowS, June l3.--One Of the busi-
est women in Johnstown to-day is Miss
CInra Barton, President Of the National
Department Of the Red Gross Society
but she nevertheless found time to cor
daily receive your correspondent and
give him the following facts concerning
the noble society she 50 woEthily repre-
sents:
In the first place said Miss Barton,
let me give you some little idea ofwhat
ihe Red Cross Society really Is. Although
We have been closely identitied with ese-
rything that could be considered na-
tional calamity since 1852, comparatively
few people understand wha. our mission
is. To-day every civilized nation recog-
nizesI the society in is medical depart
ment, and every civilized eoGn;ry-with
tie exception OF Turkey, that has spe-
eial permission TO use the ereseeHt-has
but one hospital flag, the red cross on a
white background
7 But great and powerful as our organi-
zaiion is, i will be still greater, for we are
grOwiug-slowiy, its true, for that is our
object. We don't want 10 grow too fast
We want
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Real Estate For Sale I!
-
JoHNSTowWS NEW SUBURB,
M O XII a NJ
Rapd Transit R abroad,

on which Trains r1n crerv fh.rty MINUTES. and
alter % III Isl. vlil rln every iIdeel uluutez-
The fare i tie sane a. uu Iile street cars. i've
cc1iis time, eight minutes Ehis make Mor-
lan cglal D. SAX 9f 0usy lIair SQUARES froin
tiie Iosi-of-ce in addition % which, ihe new
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19

In hiring laborers. Contractor have in
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-19
VALLEY PIKE

runs through the hearf Uf ne property and forms
The main thoruushflre. making sluri level
drive INFO lulusfarl over god fu1fWay and
heavy steel bridges
Tie large number ~ hoIl-es already erected Al
AnNla1i have lustihc'i every Inole-n improve
mel-. among Riich may D. uleusiuued
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A asmertst Killed by Tobacco.

Phslip IL Weleh, one az the bright
est II the humorous writer's on The
New York daily press, died RECENTLY At
bis residence. No. SSl Jefferson aYenas,
BROOKLYN. His disease was cancer ON
shs tongue. the nlSiady 10 which Gen
Grant saccumazad, and. as in the lat.
hers case, il was eausea by excessive
smoking Tsr. t.ssonais. who vas at
tending Mr. WeieA, informed hins SIX
months age that be ccaid nos live un-
Il March. Vet with this sentence Of
death hanging over him he continued
50 wElte his hrlFhs articles. many OF
which we're eored IN distaEs parts OF
Tie wegli, lie waS a contributor TO
EAark, .5ssfss and the ktsaeA, ard was 70
years oil, He leaves s widow and
several chisslren
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The managers of the -. r. & n. Go.
have wisely recalled the order Feduc-
ing salaries of captains and engineers
on their steamboats,. and which was
the occasion of the recent strike.
Most of the men have returned to
work and to-day all the boats will he
running as usual. The course Of the
strikers has been excellent in all re
spectS, They completed their runs
in every instance. LEFT the boats
IN their home ports and in
good condition. and made no effort To
prevent others from working. Ne
strike was ever conducted in better
spirit, or hy more respectable methods
The steamhosnaen. who are useful
and hAEd-worke,i body OF pahsic ser.
wants deserved to succeed. and there
viii be general rahlic satisfaction over
The faci that they have maintained
ahg.r uaSftion.
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ssss n tsao AsMeF s&sa. Tnss esse.tsss
IS 81 ss'sss sfstss-ssaa - svs a. pxsl~s. ssss
- FsAsssa i-asatts NNFv An0wn 81
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Al ksnos ct blank booSs and
rulings 20 any pattern oone az :.
Anfhonys bookbindery. Opera
9toCks &C the ioNkssf nrfcaa
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$3.50 tfN4 ia
sss % ts1n - sxAss. -
=, 30 IL a5s ~ ssasss.
ais assIA
kiss s. r.. snsg
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We call special attention 10 the
2AIATfNE HILL ADDITION.

This property comprises the choicest and
cheapest building lots in the market, the
creates. msrgiE for profit even upon their
present merits alone, but upon the con-
strucrion of the navy ward at Lake WASH
ingten these lots win increase In value be-
youd the most saDguine expectations
Even now the addition is In the center of
toe manufacturing district, surrounded by
factories aud lying st the salt water gate
way of the canal Postoffiee. schoolhouse,
pubic hall. railroad depot on the property.
Only Is minutes from the city by the s. l..
S. & E. r r., which runs hoariy trains at
line Is about 70 be constructed TO the prop
erty. Lots 6Gxll0 feet from sl65 upwards.
4
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LANDsCAPE GARDENERS.
REAL ESTATE RROKERs
aSsA YERs AND CHEMISTS.
SOCIETY NOTICES.

DHILEMoN PRIORY, NO. 81 X. K. A. (.
l E., holds its regular meetings NJ
olive Branch Hail on the first and third
Friday evenings OF each month at 7:so
o'clock. Visiting members cordially in
gitesf. Harold Preston. Excellent Prior;
fohn Wallace. Registrar