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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-26

A RE YOU o UT OF WORK?
II If so, why don't you start
In painting signs with our pat
terms You can earn SIS a day
with ease. No experience in
lettering required. Outfit $3.50
North Dakota Supply Co., For
man, North Dakota.
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On to Steubenville.

For the &c. A. R." encamp-
ment to be held at Steubepville.
April 9th, 10 2Slh. The @. Ii,
V. & L. r. 4. will sell to the old
soldiers and their friends, eXcur-
sion tickets at extremely low
rates. For time of trains, rates
and detailed information write OF
call upon Agents of the Buckeye
Route. w. II. Fisher, q. z. s.
T. A. Columbus, Ohio.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
]. M. Floyd Administrator, de bonis non of
Jas. r. Groghan, decd.
VS..
Edward Groghan ct. al.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Hook
ing COuntv OHIO.
In pursuance of an order of appraism ent
and sale by the Court of Common Pleas
of said County. I will offer at Public
Auction on Saturday April 1lth, A d 1891,
at O'Clock P. NJ, at the door OF the Court
House IN the town of Logan, Hooking
County Ohio.
The following described real estate free
of Dover, situated IN the County OF Hook
ing and State OF Ohio, and bounded and des
cribed as follows to-wit:
The south west quarter of
Section twenty five (25) Township eleven
QU range nineteen Q9) containing l64
acres more or less.
The above described tract appraised as
follows:
Appraised at s35o.O0.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third cash, one
third in nine months, and one third in
eighteen months from day of sale; deferred
payments to bear interest at per cent
per annum, and secured by mortgage on
premises sold.
JIM. FLOYD,
Administrator de bonis non of james R
Grogan decd.
o w II WRIGHT, Atty for Ppf.
Mar II, 81
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DIE D..

March %, at the residence OF
B. o. Kittsmiller, Mrs. Eliza
James, aged 81 yrs.
At her residence in Logan, Mrs.
EIizeabeth Carnes, widow of Rev.
j. Carnes, of Marion TIP.
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DON'T give Up

The use Of Ayers Sa-saparilla. One bottle
may not cure fright OF" complaint Of
years; persist until cure is effected. AS q
general rule, improvement follows shortly
after beginning the use of this medicine.
With many people, the effect is Immediately
noticeable; but some constitutions are less
susceptible to medicinal influences than
others, and the curative process may, there
fore, In such cases, be less prompt. Perse-
verance in using this remedy is sure of its
reward at last. Sooner or later, the most
stubborn blood diseases Weld to
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-26
FARM FOR SALE.

A good farm Of ITO acres
8 1-2 miles east of Logan,
All R.inds of Farm Buildings
good Orchard, we'll. 60 acres
Bottom. Will sell reasonable
Inquire of
ANDREW w VURIS,
Ag't, Enterprise. 0.
MAJ. 26. low.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS:
Per Year.

HARAER'S WEEKLY 81 90
HARPER'S MAGAZINE 400
HARPER'S BAZAAR 400
HARPER'S YOUNG PEO.
PIE 200
Postage Free to all subscribers
liz the United States Canada and
Mexico.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-26

UIor The cure OF colds. coughs,
l. and arrangements of the re-
spiratory organs, no other medi-
cine is so reliable as Ayers
Cherry Pectorai. II relic YES he
asthmatic and consumptive, even
in advanced stages of disease,
and has saved innumberabIe
lives.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

"For several years, in the spring months.
/ used to be troubled with a drowsy, tired
feeling, and a dull pain in the small Of my
back, so bad, at times, as to prevent my
being able to walk, tho least sudden motion
causing me severe distress. Frequently,
boils and rashes would break out on various
parts of the body. by the advice of friend:
and my family physician, began the use OF
Ayers Sarsaparil)a and continued it till the
poison In my blood was thoroughly eradica-
ted."-L.W. English, Montgomery City, Mo.
My system was all run down; my skin
rough and of yelowish hue. tried various
remedies, and while some of them gave me
temporary relief, none Of them did any per-
manent good. At last began to take
Ayers Sarsaparilla, continuing it exclusive
iy for considerable time, and am pleased
to say that it completely
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Local Items.
DOn0yaa--Artistic Tailor.

Moving.
Gardening.
General cleaning.
Mr.. 4. Myers of Springfield
is vistingsfriends and relations In
Logan.
Harry Cozad of Nelsonvii'e
o. was seen on our streets last
Monday.
Mayors Proclamation OF
election in this week.
The "Hub" rips the churches
up the back this week.
Miss Josephine Davenport
scent Saturday and Sunday On
last week in Columbus.
Mrs. D. j. Cresap spent few
days IN Neisonville this week. with
her daughter, Mrs. Webb Poston.
You can't afford to miss the
lecture at the Presbyterian church
next Tuesday night. by Prof. q. u
Miller.
-"Dady" Lawrence, an old
veteran aud esteemed citizen OF
our town is about to pass from
this life.
Mr.. DeisIey, father OF Mar
snaf Geo. Deisley of our town, is
renderd perfectly helpless by
late stroke of paralysis.
Miss Emma Case, attendant
at the Insane Asylum at Columbus
was called home by the death OF
her grandmother, Mrs Eliza james.
We noticed The genial Oapt.
IF. Welch. Nelsonville's Post.
Master, oD our streets last Mon
day the guest Of Post Master
Pursell.
The Lancaster Council is in
our town for the purpose of inves-
tigating for the purchase OF l,ooo'
600 brick. News concerning their
actions later.
-KessIer. Bros are now the
agents for the Lowell Safety
Bycicle and will be pleased TO
haveyou call and examine wheels
and get prices.
Mr.. Geo. Kern. The genial
salesman with Chas Rose, who
has been having serious trouble
with his eyee, is again able to-
resume his position.
; There was a deficiency in
musical portion of the program
al the M. e. Church SundaS. ow
ing 10 the sickness of the organ
list, Mrs. b. L. Wright.
Remember that the lecture
course given by the schools is for
benefit to your children hence to
yourself. Buy a season ticket and
thus hesr two lectures without cost.
Mr.. Chas Balger has return
ed from the Cincinnati Dental
School, having completed has
We predict for Chas a
grand success in his new pro-
fession.
Invitations are out for a
grand Easter Ball to be gwen in
McCarlby's Hall next Monday
night, Mar. 30th. The Queen
City Orchestra have been en-
gagged to render the music.
ID NJ. u Hare, our able record |
,r, had a narrow escape of his life {
Monday evening. In leaving the |
court room ho missed the Top step I
of the long fight of stairs and fell i
head first down them. He sustained s
some severe bruises but is now able |
to be at lis Office again. E
Hon. o. w. q. Wright ad-
dressed the High School last
Friday P. NJ, after the literary
were concluded. He .
suggested that when the stalwart
Knight said: IL will take thee '
BY the hand, dear Cordella, and
forever thou shalt be mIne."
that he probably did not sit a.
cross the room and merely re- .
peat the words. Good sugges-
ions. There cannot be to much
ife and action in the plays of {
Shakespeare.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-26

Headquarters for Carts, Bug
Ill gies, Plows, Seed-sowers,
Corn Drills and Fertilizers at
lowest prices at SwartZ's.
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DOR SALE, 9 Room Frame
l. House Oh Hunter Street. Dry
Celler a good wei! OF water and
clstern. A great variety of fruits
on Lot. For further information
inquire of j. o. Upton. Logan
Ohio. 3 W.
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DOR RENT: The Store Room
l. in The Bishop building, oc-
cupled by J. y. Upton.
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no YOUR employees work "a
~ hours day 2 A standing
advertisement works while you
sleep.
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TERTILIZER for the garden
l. and farm, sold in any guam
itv at Jacob Swarfz's.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-26

Remittance should be made by
Post-Otlice Money Order or
Draft. to AVOID chance of loss.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-26

Cloth Cases for each volume.
suitable for binding, will be sent
by mail, postpaid, on receipt of
81 GO each.
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CD + + Z SHEARS: Call at
~ Jacob Swartz's Hardware
Store and get his prices. All
celebrated brands kept in stock.
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Tust received a large stock of
y Hill side Plows. also the
world renowned Crown Princess
Plows. Call at jacob SwariZ's.
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Administrators Sale
REAL ESTATE.

Seth Weldy, Administrator of the Es-
VS..
Catherine Beery, ct al. Defts.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hook
ing County Ohio. In pursuance of an or
der of appraisment and sale by the Court
of Common Pleas OF said County. 1 will
offer for sale, at Public Auction on
Saturday, April 1, A. D 1891,
at l O'Clock P. NJ. at the door of the Court
House, in Logan, Hooking County, Ohio,
the following described Real Estate free OF
Dover. situate in the County of Hooking
and State OF Ohio and bounded and de-
scribed us follows, to wit:
The South East quarter (14) of the North
East quarter ca of Section fourteen Q4)
Township fifteen (l5) Range Seventeen (l7)
Containing Forty One (4l) acres, more or
less. Also, the North West quarter "a of
the South East quarter % of same Sec.
ton, Township and range. containing
Forty one (fl) acres, more or less: Except
ing from the above two tracts Ten QOI acres
Also: Fractional lot mum ber in the same
section, Township aud range containing
thirty (50) acres.
Also: Fractional Lot number 8 IN the
same Section, Township and Range, con-
tanning eleven QI acres.
Also; Fractional Lot number in the
same Section, Township and Range. Ref
eranceS being had 10 Book A ~cCorClS OF
Fraci ional Los OF Hockin. County. OHIO.
for greater certainly. Appraised II 81 ,Gin
TERMS Or SALE. One tuirt cash. ono
thI.d III one yr.'i. :,ni one thIr'i III wo
ea.> rom day o S:.le: dc'err,l payments
10 bear interest Ut pc cent per aniufi
and secuted ny mortgage on premises sold.
Se,lF Weldy Admiulst r. tor
o'the i.s,dte o ionas Beery, decd.
Seth Weldy and C..r! /. Buerhaus,
AtlyS. .or Ttn.
Mur W
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Cured M e,

I presume my liver was very much sut Of
order, and the blood impure in consequence.
feel that cannot too highly recommend
Ayers Sarsaparilla to any one afflicted as I
was."-Mrs. N. A. Smith, Glover, vt.
"For years l suffered from scrofula and
blood diseases. The doctors prescriptions
and several so-called blood-purifers being of
no avail, was at last advised by friend to
try Ayers Sarsaparilla. did so, and now
feel like new man. being fully restored to
health."-C. n. Frink, Decorah, Iowa.
Ayers SarsapariIla
PREPARED by
Or. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by druggists. 81, SIX 8. worsh o. boss,s.
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Bound Volumes of HARPER'S
BAZAAR for three years back, in
neat cloth binding. will be sent
by mail postage paid, of by ex-
press, free of expense (provided
the freight dDes moi exceed one
dollar per volume(, tor 81 90 per
unIuma
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ME solicit your advertising.
w
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Seth Weldy, Administrator of the Es-
tate of JONAS BEERY, decd. Plff
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retad Just think for the
always paid
Wall We
possible be able sell people Wall Paper
bout the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-18

ship IN Paynels's hands- That Il final.
They are ready 10 face defsaf. exclusion
From power and political mssfes1une. but
we VIVA not cresfe constitutional leader
AalP Tor Ireland under such guidance No
cosnEfdsrzfl1n xIl4 make as ssser5f 4, fha1- -
In roncsnsien Gladstone said that the
election IN Hartlspool showed fha1 the
Lafssraas would never be more solid, self
possessed or determined to prosecute the
march rs united house towards the NJ
tslnmeni Of great oblect
DEB11y- March 17.-Parneu In Cork 10
dry made speech which contained no
new points. He offered 10 resign his sess
IN parliament d Maurice Healy would 90
the same, 10 test the feeling of the coun-
try- Addressing . trades deputafions
afferward. Parneil said he could NOT he
expersed 10 throw away his sea1 in pariia-
m<nt IN order 10 give labor candidate
chance Of cOntesfing il. bnf under favor
able conditions would be pleased 10 give
Labor candidates chance
Archbishop Walsh has arrived in Rome.
His visit Is made at the resnext Of the
rope- who desires TO confer with hin in
regard TO the attitude Of the IRISH bishops
IN ronner1icn with political affairs In Ire
Land
T. r OE0nnor announces that he IN
tends 70 actively oppose Parneilism by III
the legitimate means ia his power.
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A SoxG FOE THE WORLDS YATR.
Iennysss Wfsi Try 10 Write oDe-NfD-
ne<efa.s Appropriation

CE1cAeo. March a7.-In answer 10 a note
from tire Worlds Fair Auxiliary sssocia-
faon, rendering him honorary member
ship and suggesting thar song fro1n his
pea. 20 be sung al the opening Of the fair.
would he appreciated Lord Alfred Tenny-
son has sent the following reply. u &c
ceTsf vour oHer ct honorary rn~in sses-shsr
not without gratitude. bat rs for song,
am an old maa. verylng On - and I csn-
not promise" The belief i. hcEere-. that
be vii fry 20 write . song
ST PsrI- March l1-Soliciforssener
Bufaerwo-1h and rrurnofrrassnerai
Handy OF the Worlds fair cSmsnis-
son, today spoke besore the 5eins
session Of tie 1egis1afzrs On the Worlds
far matters. The Minnesota World. fsir
fill was cut doxn 10 $40 800 by the " Grid q
fair COMMITTEES and u now N the hands of
The committee of the Whole. and -raarv are
inclined 90 -ss3ace TIE amount stsN lower
There Is howevtr. . s1rory feeling II favor
OF 81 least s1sayfsaa
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Nastcesn ersssains ri least 5000 inAafsi-
1aisfs. and this so3nssse saf issSsssssss 9sss ~
sass Esdsssa1fsre Is sufficient 30 Warrant srre
lnasl srssstTy- 4 Ess.e little fi,ree-ca- =e-xsd
Eight ss IN pros-xes Scr 4sse afEsre IS post
master. the canasea5es issins IL Haser-
rasssl' 81 the sssI >ssisesssse xsfsra i. e. grr-
kins al the Old " Eszsex-n osFre. and Fred
thr1stEnan. . teM aS5nraisf for ethcsal
hsrors- The azsEer seems 10 fse si>e corEa-
promise c5sSlda1e and has much the
strongest endorsements The whzscom
T'ssstotf1ce aas basn carried around from one
tais6luc 10 2sfcstsssr i,erauSe. as t5se post
master alisEes, there Is net MONEY enough
IA The esfs1ue 20 gssF reass hat II Is wo-1hy
"a 5sotsce tizst IaErz are stvfrai cAo1i3sfes
wiling 10 tzke 1hs position cf postmaster
with al lis respsnsi iS s5sirs For several
yeers fhe Whatcnrn po~tufSoe has been
cavfed areHad 10 any y.isee which could be
had REM free, the postmaster so3eslinz for
more salary al the 1iiae: bus IL has never
occurred 10 him that resignation xozla re-
hsre him from srOnbic
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81. PATEscK,s DAY.


The Wearing of Green RIbbons-Haber-
nian Ball In Evening.
The only formal celebration of ST. Pat
rick day Was bali held by the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians 2t the Armory Inst
night
There were, however. On the streets
plenty OF evidences that ST. Patrick,
though dead. Is not forgotten In some
shop windows tie Irish dag w9s displayed,
and the dry goods stores made . show Of
the green goods In their stock
Abouf one man in every i've who mp
peared en- the streets wore a scrap Of green
ribbon IN his bu1tonh hole, while the Women
we're equally patriotic Several drivers
Decorated their horses with knots Of green.
and every Irish setter had around his red
neck collar OF vivid green ribbon
The barfenders repoT. the sale Of an un-
usually lzrge amount of Irish whisky. and
Irish potatoes were served al I'll Of the
hotels and restaurants.
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EEEH.lls. Aa-ch H. Special. l-E s.
Sysear. ez-staflon sgvrt. tired on . charge
Of larceny of the Northern Pacific Express
Company fands TO the amount CT $500
Was acquitted today Oh the second ballot
by The JURY. The verdict rxre great szfis-
faction and Is considered just every one
sysnyafhsxing with Spear. This was the
second trial the first being on charge Of
eEnhezz}eHens of freight MONEYS. which
Was dismissed He has been in iail here
awaiting trial since last octofer, and Is
wasted 10 a skeleton
A large parry arrived here today from
Missouri. looking for locations All are
well liked financially They are pleased
with this section of The country. having
friends already located
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NEW YoRK, March l1.-Sone excitement
has been caused in the foreign fruit trade
Of this city by reports from Italy TO the
effect that the orange and lemon crops
have been destroyed By the recent storms.
President Confencin, Of the Italian Cham
Der OF Cammerce, who Is al present at So--
renfo, Italy. has written 3 letter In which
he says the damsge 10 the orange and
lemon crops has been enormous and WAS
caused by gale of wind which swept al
the leaves of the trees, leaving the oranges
and lemons without protection The crop,
be estimated. VIII be about . per cent
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Acrsdens ON the U.ien P.riae-

Co1FAx, March III Special THE west
bound Tnion Parific passenger train from
Spokane Falls Was ditched Just about Te-
kos yesterday about noon and the mail
was delave5 eight hours. The first repa-1
was that thirteen passengers had fssen
killsa- but Il proved that no one was in
Jared seriously, although the mai clerk
was badly shaken III The baggage ear
and rusl cz- were wrecked, the latter CIT
ting The ties Ike pipextenls for several
RODS and finally ovs-TurnlnE- The csuss
cf the accident was the breaking of one Of
s-ae axaes ug TIE ser1e-
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Rr>r~ Games .s Mor.cc.

MoSAoo, March 1.-THE Englishnan
who sf Monte Carlo twice broke the hank
recently. yesterday Won $4aos0, making,
he ssys. quits with the gambling place.
He ADDS that he has hitherto teen loser,
and accuses the aank OF cheating. Various
stories are N circulation In connection
with the hesvr losses lately sustained by
the hank. Ii Is said they are dDe 70 3
regular system Of plsv organized by syn
dicste Of wealthy Loadone-s- 1t IS Also
asserted thss the large stakes were AZ won
hy these individuals
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Haraly Any Ce1Dannaann.

Csas4naa Ostasw ef Weassa. 80
Hardly Anv C~wuupueunae~. sE
Kasuyxerox CRY usrch n --xfs-~rssr !
\, ~r~-a-,,s;--. 49, -. 49, ~
- -e <.A-. s-@< !
e.'1 .sas "
fsarun, o. tne cenfus eurc1u- - t111Gf0
just fsz0ed. speaks ~ 3oIlOgB:
In thh snrrry a - wualzA "a rruswn =
Alnnka. IT. annuRvw = asnnk - - -
dinoouxsxznx funnuA - N a. - =
suusuuH O. pvpauum = 1@a - - - 1ar1
cut of ne opunfry w1fneut 1suxznx ~ euu6un.
1euf 70 the fnhakfnuSR n ehiof fnnrrora<1.
snrk = saluou curzer3sn O. ns1ur1nn -
apc the fur frnne ss> ouxrxna - w3kh 49, -,
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Port,.pas. Ffre e'hsef n ,sered.

PaxzAyp. March l--s Special The
member. OF the Portland fire department
r1-nes ous Il trIl force tonight 70 present
Chief Hxr-F Morgan WITH az easgznf god
rssra. The o4ccas5on WIS The chiefs six-
-Sefh birthday Tie presentation Was .
c..Tzsr,sese surprise. IS the chief wss called
an. rsf the sseszse hy saise alarm. nj cir
-zYsss excerss ogunec1loa with The ho2se
hsvlrS f<Su raf CT
Morgan has been ch1s1 of the TIRE oeFssrs.
rasrt eight ysE-s. and fssEEh 80 years al
.r~ i szls active Is ar E-sa IN the ssrvace-
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Bernua. NIlft.rr uprissnr Denied.

Isoypoy- March 11-laeutenanf-gensr
Newdegste. commander Of the forces in
Bermuda. writes the Tsascs. ezuphsl5cally y
denysne the stores OF the alleged military
uprising. two months ago. by the Leicester
shire regiment The a1f0rrsy general 81
Bermuda and rs-om1n nsn1 citizens also ce-
nornce the story IS bAseless he The
75saes. II exp1saaticn- ssTs the dispatch
IN question vas furnished by the Dunlap
Da-zisl agercF.
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HIIlEBoKo, Or. March I7.-iST,eclsL r
The fourth trial OF Charles 0lis, familis-ly
known As .1Sandy" 0lds. for the murder
OF Emil Weber, On May 1ash- issa, al Port
land. upon change Of venue TO Washing
ton county, was begup al Hillsboro this
norning. The court adjourned IN order
To draft more jurors They succeeaed ouf
Of twen-y-one exanIna a1zons IA securing
three ju-yuen-
In the first trial the jury disagreed. and
on the two last he WIS convicted Of nIr-
der IN the first degree both OF which cases
were reversed by the supreme court
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Real Estate Boomers Nay Delay
Its Construction.
HEADQUARTERS At SEATTLE.
The Cable 70 TstooaA Ixlana wIn r
Laid q Soon q Rog5ble.
Sss4lers Ese10eA - cse 1lAbss -
Yhsax Ova rss-USv - 8ssDusr~s
- AlssAs Ars Bsi.g Exhs~sosa Wneh-
sss DsvslsBGng Thas esuDA CsunAsys


w>rxrxeTos Crrx. March f-.-rspeciai]
Lieutenant A B. wyko6. a. fhs rni1ed
States navy. has hsen ordered - rrocerd
20 Seattle. Wash. IN connecfScn with the
selection os . site for dry dock O. rseps
soznd- The naval s3proprsasioa hall this
year contained provision anthorixing IN
secretary cf the navy 20 scquis~ trnrt -
land not excccding 20 aces IN exfeu1 o.
Por1 Orchard Kitsxp county, wash. 1cf
the purpose of dry dock for naval ssd
commercial us<<- The sise of fhe 6nck -
sp~cifed. and ifs dimensions viu p4mjo
the docking o< the i2rsest vsnseas a1eas-
Tea thousand dollars h aDprup<inse1 ~
purchase of land. and the consr1r1 yrsss e
the dock u1sf nct ~ m0so
than sEag0n o. this Szn, oym..
coo NH be xvnilkhie AuyinR
the nexs year. 80 that work. czn ~ hsgu0
ss soon ~ valid t1sie rc<fs IN the eo~exn-
Drnf The secretary IN ~ liberty - sl5eco
site ~ any psrs OF Pom Orchard IwD
commissions hsve already reporsed upuo
the location of tins cry dock and ske No.
fer now seems IN . fair way 20 be de4n53ely
serzl-d.
III the real estate boomers erf the price a
land TOO high, the Law au<horizes cunde0-
nssion Of the site by Judicial pgocen-
This. however. would probably csnR .
delay Of many months In the le1fin8 q
contracts for stock, ~ title 70 tbe lnmd
must he FIRST acquired
Lieutenant wykod surveyed HnGue
sound some years since. and has mout e.
fhuslzsfle elimination for the locnlify nm6
the people He believes fhaf TIE haain of
the Sound viii soon be densely poPalate6,
and that the western parf II WxsAingtna
wlll in the near future be second Remn-
sy1vania In the enormous producfion -
steel. coal and lumber. He Eas heen n
duty as the nary department. for to yeaEs
past and leaves . pleasant bille9 -
many friends Ia Wxshington City wifh
great rexre4- His txo dxnghsers win ~:
missed In society. hut x7ll no dnuAt -
great enjoyment in their nex surroundfneD
af Seattle.