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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-08-12

Yellowstone Park contains an area of
1916 square miles.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-08-12

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Ice or &c.
III c. c. C. fail TO cure, drug Eistx refund money.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-08-12
EDUCATIONAL.

A High Glass Academy for Young
Ladies'.
Dubuque, Iowa. Mount st. Joseph ACADEMY
FOB GIRLS. Careful Training in Every DE.
partrsent, Regular and Elective Courses OF
Study, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocutior
and Physical Culture. Rates Low. Send foI
Prospectus. Address the Sister Superior.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-08-12

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup
Fer children teething~. softens the gums reduces infam-
nation, alays pain, cures WIND collie. 20 cents a bottle.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-08-12
Tno Snnnu to Nntice

Goes Cough Balsam
II the oldest and best. Ii will break up a cold quicker
than anything else. Ii is always reliable. Try IL.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13

Wislebni nasi sadzili, ts zapewnia-
jso mi asyste tego ksied.a, o~statuie
mole chwile oslod.s i u Pana Boga
lekks smierc mi wyprosra.
Agouija jus sic rospoc.eaa - oby
tylko dlugo ME trwala. - Obym sic
tylko ME meczyl; obym zgasl jak
swieos 49,. Notes. smiaio Zgodo
kochana nekrolog moi napisac, DO
chocias jeszoze dys.e - ale ohwile
mole "a jua stanowozo policzone.. 49,.
Badz 1drows, miia Zgodo, jesli pre-
civ tobie zgr.es.yiem, to ME . VIA
snej wolf, kliks mials mnie W SVEN
reku i robi}a re nina co choiala 80.
o Oieakie bylo aycie mole, ohooiai
tax kr6tkie. ... Przebso1 mi ws.yst-
ko Zgodo - wszystkiemu winien
lest on.... Szukalski. Kara
Boza ME mimic go "a me sdeptane,
zmarnowane j szkodliwe zycie. On
to mnie tax mlodo do grobu wpedza'
Badz zdrows i dalej tax szczerze
ola Zwiszku pracuj.
Umisrajscy
Katolik milwaucki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
sckiej. Postepek ten sas6w pooh
walaja nawet pisma berlihskie.

ackiej. Postepek ten sas6w pooh
walaja nawet pisma berlihskie.
Gasety niemieokie zwracajs uwa-
&c na ma.ur6w Z Prus Wschoduich,
kt6rzy zsmys'sjs nj ~przyszaosc do
sejmu ! parlamentu poslow swego
ohowu irodu wybierac. d.i ekujso
niemcom "a dalsrs przyjszh.
w sprawie brud6w panamskich
stawili s~ooyalisoi wniOsek, ably ga
rzsdzic W oalsj Francyi powszeohne
g~iosowanie celem wyboru sedzi6w,
kt6rzyby os.ustwa Z gruutu zbadali'
Arton oofs swe deuncyaoye o lyle,
ze opowiads teraz sedziemu, jakoby
aadnego posla ME przekupywal. leaz
pienisdze roz laval tax ter sobie, Z
wdziec.nnsci "a wyswiadozone mu
uslugi.
Parl. angielskiem1 przedio.yi mi
ulster rachuuek Kruegera z Transv.
alu. Ia szkody, kt6re Trausvaalo.
wi ~wyr1ad.ii Jameson, tsds Kruger
wynagrodzenis " sumie blisko 2 mil.
fantow sgt. o wojuie Auglii Z
Tran:vaalem jest ooraz glosniej.
Rad sngielski formuje jus nave,
wyPrawe do Afryki poiudniowej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
KOrespOndencya z Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE. 8 maja 1897.
Pr.ypomiuscie sobie wr,awe ma
ostatnim sejmie Stowarzyszeuia Pc
lak6w W Ameryoe, kiedy to ks. Szu-
kalski pcdsupat jedoemu z delega-
tow rezoluoye, opiewsjsos, re kaady
calouek must do s~powiedzi chodzic,
,hociaz wiadomo. ze wszysoy ozion
kowie Stowarzyszenia So prabtyoz'
nymi katolikami, a inni i tax by sic
do tegoa ME p~rzyiaczyli. Lecz ksie-
"a uparli sic PREY tel rezolucyi, a de-
legaoi prsykiwneli TAX! taxi" jAk
kaozki "a kaczorem. Cd tego czasu
umarlo tn kilka osob bez spowiedzi,
czyli jak mowia: bee ksisdza; ME
ola tego, saeby ksiedza ME chcieli,
ale ola tego, ae sic ksiedzu ME ohoia
10 isc do ohorego, kiedy ten go ko-
nieo.nie aada}. Wspomne tylko trey
wypadki z parafi sw. S~tanis'awa;
Smentkowa, Wojciechowsk ego i
Datke. Jeden ksiadz powiedziai, Re
,,nie ma crasu", inny zn6w, ze chory
ME naleay do jego paraii ftp. Ko-
nieo kohoem, chor.y umarli bee ksie-
dza - nikogo to tutsj jskos ME
oburza. Prawda, re n~iektorzy mru-
era przeoiw ks. adminissratorowi re
Stauislawowa, re tlomaczy sic "bra-
klein czasu", a polskiego wikaryusza
wzia6 ME chce, tylko 90 niedsiele
niemieckim ksiedzem sobie wypoma.
ga. Prawda, ae niekt6rIy delegaci
zaozyuajs powatpiewae o szcnerosoi
ksieay W domaganiu sic cd kstdego
spowiedzi, jezeli go ma smierc spo-
wiadat ME chos. Ale to tylko pole
dyhozs glossy. Ogoi zdaje sic bye
o~bojetnym; mysli mole o tenn ale
ME mowi. Ciekawym, coby tee te-
raz powiedzieli owl delegaci j ksieza,
kt6rzy ns sejuie utrzymywali, Re
beg ksiedza i spowiedri laden ozio-
wick zbawiony by ME moaes Gle
kawym 90 ma to powie nKatolik"?
Co do ,Katolika", to proroctws
,,Zgody" sprawdzajs sic Wydawcy
podzielili sic ma try psrtye; picnic.
dry ME ma; redaktor ma stanowisku
wytrzyma6 ME mole, DO "a wielu ma
boss6w, a katdy inne rozkazy wy.
dale. A propos ~redsktora. Pan dr..
Jswornioki jest d1iennikarzem dosyc
doswiadczonym, ozlowiekiem Powa:-
nym j zupelnie odpowiednim ma re-
dsktors organu katolickiego. Ale
k~rsyaujsoe sic rozkazy i wymsgania
wydawo6w, szozegolnie ks. Szukal-
skiego i ks. Skuliks, ludzi zarozu-
mialyoh, lecz ME msjscyoh nsjmniej-
srego wyobrstenis o dzienniksrstwie,
odebraiy mu zupsinie fsntazye i
zdolnosc napisania czegos lepszego.
rKatolik" W obeonyoh ~warunkach
diugo istnisc ME mote. Poparcis ME
ma tn zadnego.
KS. Gulski ohory cd diuzszego
czasu ma reumstyzm ! kilkakrotnie
zachodzils Ottawa, te pozegns sic z
tym swiatem. A szkoda by byio.
Jako ksisdz piorunoje on wprawdzie
czasami W uniesieniu ma mas, ale to
mu sic predko zspomina. Jestto
cziowisk " ks.dym rszis dobry, &C.
SONNY, uprrejmy ola katdego gdy
" odpowiedniem usposobisniu. Me
piorunowsiby on ami POI lyle ma Ii
beralow" ! rzwiszkowoow', gdyby
ME cisgie podbechtywanis niekto-
ryoh waroholskich konfratrow. VIA
Solve podesllemu wiekowi ohoro-
by irytuja go tskte presto. Bsdz
90 badz, gdyby ME byio gorszyOh
cd niego, ME byioby tax lie jsk jest.
Bawi tn cd niejakiegos orasu ks.
~Siedlsozsk ! poluje ma cos; ale ma
COZ Moae Wy tam lspiej wieoieR
Me ten sam.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
POsiedzenie Oddziafu.

w niedziele o loci pred polud.
MEM odbedzie sic posiedzeuie obi.
osgoskiego Oddz. Sksrbu N. p. "
lokalu Rssdu Cent.
W. Wleklihski, podk.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
REDAKToR:
Franciszek Heronim Jdbtontski.

Inferred at 2. o. at Chicago, Illinois as second-class
matter.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13

Aha, 90 tam slychacp Jak sic
ma mas. koohany dzieksn i pr.szaony
p. SliszP
Nam OF zabawns historyjke do
opowiedzenia.
Biore 1araz olowek | papier j krzy.
one nieoierpliwy:
- Nov ma Bogs, NOV!
- Cay .nasz ks. JakimowiczaP
- A jake, znam. TOT on Oh cial
sic do sw. Trolley dostac, byi nawet
n kard. Satolli'ego ale ia ton tego,
narobisem mu wiele diego. 1 ME u.
ds}o mu sic.
Cay wiesz, ae on przeszedl do
nie.aleanych, a obecnie jest prycze-
rem baptyskimf
- Wien w~szystko, wien nawet
to, Re on panic, ohoialem m6wi6 ksie.
Re dobrodaisju .eni sic . corka pa
stora Antoszewskiego.
- Ale tego ME wissz 60 ia wien.
Pyszna hlstorya powiadam OF!
A we mnie 1arsz odezwa}a sic zyi-
ka dziennikarsks. Wieo sciskam o.
iowek TAX %ozule, jakby to byia rsoz.
ka kobieoa, a SERGE mi wall jsk mlot.
Ma miiosc Boska - gadaj!
Powoli, powoli. Ot6z widzisz,
6w ~Jskimowioz zaprosil ma swoje we.
sele p. Sliszs.
Czy mole bycr
TAX j napisat, il kupil umysl-
ME ola uiego pietnasoie butelek sta
rego burbonu.
"A 90 S'iszP
"A no, ks. dziekan zobaozywszy
zaproszenie ma stole oburzyl sic stra.
srnie i swoim zwyozajem podkradl
sic dc Slisza i dsl mu pstyozka W
nos.
Slisz, jak wiadomo zupelnie ooiem-
Mai; - wiedLial on doskonale kto
go W nos uderry', ale ably ks. die
ksnowi humoru ME popsut - udsje,
ze ME vie kto.
Kto CT dal ~pstyczksP pyta
d.iekan.
- Cc-c-oj ia ma-am c-o-odp powie-
dzieeS odPar} Slisz. Chy-y-y-ba
p-p-P-Przysiowiem: Zgs-a-dnij Chry-
y-ste, kto-o Gle billie?
- Ty bezbotniku, opoju, ty oozaj-
duszo to ia Gle u~derzy}em!
P-p-p-rc-o-sze ksiedza p-p-pro.
c-bc-o-szcza moi no-os d-d-o-o je-
ego u-u-saug.
Czy ty btlwauie p6jdziesz ma
weselisko Jakimowicza?
Ja-aP Me p-p-prc-o boszozui
- A 90 to "a karta leay ma ste.
leP
To Don ohy'y-csl p-p-przy-y-
slal. Me p-p6jde.
A pc ciohu m6wii do siebie: Szko-
o-ds. ...p-p-p:e-e-tnascie b-bu.u-te
lex b-bu-u-rbonu. 80. A..
1 omoknai jezykism.
Ksiadz dziekan wpadi W dobry hui
NOR.
- Sliszu, ty pijsku - wszakzs je-
stes oziowiekism wyksztaaoonymP
Ts-a-k p-p-pro.o. boo seoul
BY y lem u sw. Mioha a Ia W Kra.
kowie.
- Powiedz wiec mi ty berszniku,
ola czego kura przechodzi przsz uli-
oeP
Slisz sic glupio ~usmiechnsi.
- Dla-a czegoP HIM!
P~rzypomLisl mu sic W tel ohwili
starry burbon q Jakimowioza i cmok-
MAJ znowu je.ykiem.
- No powiedz Sliszu, to ci dam
kiel seek w6dki.
- HIM! Boo. ME 9 wien ....
- Bsfwsn jestes. Powiedz cze-
mu?
- Me 9 wien.
- Czemu kurs przschodzi przez
ulicer
Slisz 10 zwiesis. A nos jsgo kla-
syozny p~rzypomina piekny krajobras
oblsny purpura zaohodzsosgo sioh.
ca.
- Nie-e WIEN.
l usmiechna} sic jak glupi do kie{-
basy.
A z kacika odezwsi sic p~odrostek,
ktory sIis.a oprowad.a.
ia wien ksisae probossozu.
- No czemu kura przsohod.i przez
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
ZarZad Zwiazku Mar. Pol.

CENZOR:-T. N. Helinski,
Duluth, MINI.
wICE-CENzoR: : J. M~aternowicz, 1126 Broad
way Buffalo, N. Y.
PRsZES:-E K. z. Brodowski, sol Noble ct. Chi
cago, Illinois.
VICE -PREZESOwIE:- A. Bfaszczynski, 64s W
Il &c. Chicago, Illinois.
j. sz6stakowski, 500 Superior ave-, South
Chicago, III.
SAsYER:SW W. wleklihski. lo2 lo4 W. Division
ST., Chicago, Illinois.
KASY:-A. X. Centela, IS Cha
pin ST.. Chicago, Ill.
b. L. Maciejewski, si6 w Il st., Chicago, Ill.
1. +. Dsnkowski, ESQ W. IL It. Chi ago, Ills,
eEKR. JEN ADMINISTRATORS ,,ZGODY":-
NJ. j. Sadowski, l0s = iI W. Division ct.
Chicago, Ill.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-04-16
BREVITIES.

Miss Bessie c. Bunnell is home for
the Easter holidays.
MIR. W. Allen Griffith is home for
the Easter holidays.
The Orphans Court will hold
regular meeting next Tuesday.
Mrs. Zantzinger is spending this week
with her parents at "Ellerslie"
Invitations are out for dance at the
Town Hall next Monday night
When bilious or costive, eat a Casca-
ret, candy cathartic, and guaranteed, 1Oc,
25c.
Mr.. Frederick w. Wilson left this
morning for short stay in Vincer mes,
Indiana.
MIR. W. H. Suite Jr., of Washington is
on a visit to his uncle Mr.. c. Courtney
Crandell
Master Robert Waring, of Washing
ton, has been visiting relatives in this
neighborhood
An interesting chapter of the histori-
cal narrative, "A Subatern in America"
will be found in this issue.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Association for the election of officers
will be held at the usual place on Easter
Monday at p. m.
Charles Henry Stewart, colored, of
Baden, this county, who was bitten last
Friday by what was supposed to be mad
dog, is under the Pasteur treatment at the
City Hospital, Baltimore
For your stylish Spring Hats, and
Caps, Ribbons, Feathers, white, tan and
black Slippers; Extracts, Pcrfumcry Soaps
| and Easter Novelties call at J L. Edla-
vitch's Store opposite Court House this
town.
Types of Maryland tobacco wanted
this year by the French government are
now open for examination by those inter
| French consul, in the Equitable Building
| Baltimore.
Miss Bess lie May Duvall, daughter of Mr.,
| VIM. f. Duvall. and DR. Herbert Spencer
| Emerson, which will take place at St,
Thomas Church, Groom, on Wednesday
| the 2Sth instant, at | o'clock a. M
The st. Georges Episcopal Sunday
School at Glendale is making elahorat T.
preparations for their Eastertide which
will be held at the Chapel, Monday Even
ing April 18th. at 80 p. m, under the
| dictatorship of Mr.. G.. II Williams and
assisted by the teachers of the Sunday
! School.
Services at Trinity Church daily thi.
week, at 4:lj p. M. Good Friday, Holy
Communion will be celebrated at 1.:}O and
II a. m. Easter Day, First celebration
| and sermon will be at 6 O'Clock, Morning
| Prayer, Sermon and Holy Communion
at II a. m, Children's Festival at 4 r..
m. Election of Vestrymen, Easter Mon
day at II O'Clock a. m.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-04-16

found all in good condition and perfectly
clean. We found ID inmates, white and
colored. From all appearances they are
well cared for, and from the Doctors re-
port and for sanitary reasons there is an
absolute necessity for bath room. The
Committee think that a strong room ought
to be fixed in which to contne unmanage-
able inmates when necessary, for their
own protection and others, until removed
to another place. The Committee recon-
mend that the meadow be grubbed. We
find the water in bad condition and not
fit to use. We advise that one of the out
buildings could be fixed up for bath
room and strong room at small cost to
the county. In conclusion the Committee
wish to state that the condition of the in
stitute reflects great credit on the Keeper
and the Trustees.
WILLIAM p. MAGRUDER,
BENJAMIN H. G. BOWIE,
SAMUEL E. Cox,
Committee.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-04-16

The applicant must either make oath,
as heretofore, before the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of the county where he is en-
gagged in business, of the amount of goods
kept on hand, at the principal season of
sale; or the oath may be administered by
a Justice of the Peace, when the person
wanting the license applies through an
agent.
LICENSE TO ORDINARIEs AND TAVERN
KEEPERs-The license to ordinaries and
tavern keepers to sell sprituous or fer
mented liquors or lager beer, in quantities
less than pint, at any one time, are all
follows: Provided. that the applicant
shall first be recommended to the Clerk
bv five respectable freeholders of his i'm
mediate vicinity, and shall make oath be-
fore said Clerk that he has bona fide and
without intending to evade the require
ments of this article. provided aud cX-
poets to maintain six good beds, with suf-
ficient covering therefor-and three rooms
more than sufficient for the private uses
of said ordinary keeper, with stabing and
provender for five horses ut least
The said applicant is also to make oath
before the Clerk as to the rate of rent or
annual value of the house at or in which
the business tn he authorized by the Ii
CcnSc may be done, or intended to be done:
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-04-16
Obituary..

Died at the home of her parents, Silver
He'll, March cath, of typhoid fever, Nellie
wife of Everette f. Humphrey, and laugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lusbv, aged
% years.
She was good, faithful wife for II
months, and the mother of twin boys, who
are now three weeks old and in good
health. 1t is a great consolation to her
many friends to know that she was per-
fectly reconciled to death, though she said
at her last moments, ''Tis hard to leave
thee Ito her husband and babes.)
The funeral took place Friday, March
9th, at l l Il. m, at St. Barnabas Church,
which was filled with Borrowing friends,
who will fee! the loss of such good friend,
and one who always had smile for every
body.
Dear Nellie has gone to rest,
Safe in the Shepherds fold
Untouched by sin! All, God knew best,
For Heaven is full OF peace and rest,
And earth is stern and cold
Gone from earth; yes, gone forever;
Tear-dmmed eyes shall gaze in vain;
We shall hear her voice, oh, never
Never more on earth again.
Home is sad; oh, God, how drearv!
LonesOme-lOne,Ome every spot;
List enirg for her voice till weary
Weary for we hear her not.
She was thoughtful, loving and tender
With us each and every one,
How she suffered, but is now rejoicing
Her joy in heaven is just begun.
The GazeHe will please copy.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-04-16
The PatuXent Planters Club.

A very pleasant and interesting meet
ing of this Club was held on Tuesday eve
ming last at the home of Mr. E. E. Berry
1t was the first formal meeting since No
vember, the two clubs having met in joint
session during the winter months. The
members present besides the host were
DR.. r. S. Hill, President, Franklin Weems,
Secretary, Messrs. William Berry, Upton
Brooke, F. W. Hill, Eugene Roberts and
Frederick Sasscer; also Mr.. Henry Tay-
Tor, as guest. The club in body made
an inspection of the hosts farm, admired
his crop of wheat which showed in = mark
ed degree the beneficial results from the
use Of gas lime, examined a crop of eX-
cellent tocacco, ready for mark ct ; and
saw many things on his well equipped and
highly cultivated farm that might be imi-
tated with profit.
After a delightful dinner the club or
gained for business The host intro
duced as the subject for consideration the
use of lime and salt, and read numb er
of instructive clippings relating thereto
A general discussion ensuei, and the mi
versal opinion was that our lands can be
permanently improved by the use of lime
and agricultural salt as they contribute
must effectively to the production of
grass, which is the basis of all successful
agriculture.
Mr.. Berry has made practice in recent
years of boarding horses from Washing
ingtOn, and the fine condition of those in
his hands now indicates that they receive
the best of attention
Mr.. w. H. Holmead was elected a mem
Der.
The next meeting of the club will bt
held on the 18th of May
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-04-16
An Up-TO-Date Mayor.

The new city council of Laurel has
organized by rejecting R. W. Kerr, presi-
dent and John W. Gray clerk. The new
council is composed of three republicans
and two democrats. Mayor Edward
Phelps sent in the following nominations,
which were confirmed:Bailiff, B. F. Robey:
supervisor, Walter A. Milstead; assessors,
first ward, Charles A. Pritchard; second
ward, W. A. Fairall third ward, E. Bert
Carr. ]. r. Griffith was appointed deputy
bailiff
Mayor Phelps in his annual message
recommends the passage of resolution
calling on the county commissioners to
pay over to the town $4,000 due it as 10
per cent, of $4,000 appropriated for road
work in Prince Georges county. The
amount received by the county in taxes,
this year, the mayor stated, would amount
amount to $4,000.
On the subject of fire protection, the
mayor recommends waterwork and plugs,
instead of chemical fire apparatus. The
mayor submitted proposition for sup
plying water for $2.479 so. and delivery
capacity of more than $4,000 gallons per
day, besides reservoir storage supply
of nearly 10000 gallons. He thought
good suggestion for towns would be to
organize a bicycle fire brigade with hand
grenades.
He also urges the passage of an ordi-
nance requiring taxpayers to pay taxes
in three installments, one-fourth on June
Is, one-fourth on August Is, and one-half
on October ID, instead of the entire
amount at one time as at present
The mayor recommends the striking
out the word male citizens of Laurel
from the town charter and allowing
women to vote in town elections. He
says: Our population, homes and
happiness depend largely upon them, and
[ think they would take deep interest
in the welfare, management and govern
ment of our town, especially of our
schools, libaries and our sanitary con-
ditions."
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-04-16
Reduced Rates to New York via
Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Dedication of Grant Monument.

For the dedication of the Grant Monu-
mental Tomb, April 9th, the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company will sell ex-
cursion tickets to New York to the general
public from all points on its line, exclusive
of Pittsburg and Erie proper, on April
Goth, and from Altoona and Williamsport
and intermediate points, and stations on
other divisions within one hun lred and
fifty miles of New York, on April Goth,
and for trains reaching New York before
noon on April 9th, at rate of single fare
for the round trip (no less rate than 81 .0O)
good to return until April Goth, inclusive
Tickets for military and other organiza-
tons in uniform, numbering twenty-five
or more, travelling in body on one ticket
will be sold on same dates, from points
not less than twenty-five miles from New
York, at further reduction. For specific
rates apply to ticket agents.
The parade on this occasion will be the
grandest military demonstration since the
war. Thousands of vetrans, United
States regulars, and State militiamen will
be in line.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-04-16

States Attorney Roger Bells has ex-
land Agricultural College, containing 2l3
acres and a commodious dwelling, for
three houses in Georgetown and $1,000
cash. The exchange was made with
Mr.. Cartwright, of Hyattsville, who will
soon move into the Bells place. Mr..
Bells has started new home in the
town of Hyattsville.
The Rev. Theodore G. Gambrill, Arch
deacon of the Protestant Episcopal Con-
vocation of Annapolis and rector of St.
Barnabas' Protestant Epicopal Church at
Curtis Bay, who was stricken with
paralysis last Friday, is slightly improved.
His right side is affected. His condition
is regarded as critical, but his physicians,
Dr. T. B. Horton of Curtis Bay and Dr.
A. r. Bond of Baltimore, are hopeful of
recovery.
George S. Livingston of Laurel is a
candidate for chief of one of the divisions
in the Pension Office. He at present
holds an important clerkship in the finance
division of the Pension Office. He has
the Endorsement of Senator Wellington
and all of the Maryland members except
one, of Governor Lowndes and the State
officers for the position he seeks. There
are believed to be several candidates for
Mr.. Livingston's present position
We are in receipt of copy of the
Daily independent, published at Elko,
Nevada, which contains IN full an eloquent
speech delivered at the Gold Greek ban
quet, March 18th, by Mr.. VIM B. Duvall,
son of Mr.. John w. Duvall and nephew
of Tobacco Inspector B. F. Duvall, of
t lis county. Mr. Duvall has been interest
ed in mining in the West for several years
and is promising young man. The Elko
newspaper speaks of him as "a Congress
man in Embryo" and. of his speech as
the best on Nevada in 90 years." and
thinks it should be read by every citizer.
of the State and treasured by its youth"
Don't Worry about your health Keep
your blood pure by taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and you need not fear the grip.
colds, bronchitis, pneumonia or typhoid
fever.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-04-16
Sale of AvOndale Mill Property.

The Avandale Flour Mill property,
owned by Benjamin F. Crabbs, of Laurel,
was sold at a mortgages sale to John
Gill, of Baltimore, and Frederick Dallam,
of Laurel, on Monday, for $11 300 The
property consists of 81 acres of ground,
the strip running from Main street, in
Laurel, across the river into Howard
county. The improvements consist of a
large four story stone Touring mill, a large
two-story building, double frame dwell
ing house, four frame store buildings on
Main street and sixteen smaller wo-story
dwelling houses. The property was add
vertiser in THE ENQUIRER
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-04-16
RoAD Nor1cr.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Coun-
~ ty Commissioners will be petitioned
by the undersigned on the 4th day of May,
1897, to open up road through the lands
of the Riverdale Park Company, DR..
Charles A. Wells and J. Harris Rogers,
situate and lying in Prince Georges coun-
ty and BladensDurg district
j. HARRIS ROGERS,
J. A. BLUNDoN,
JOSEPH s. ROGERS,
J. G. BURCHFIELD,
JAMES s. STEWART
April end, 1S91-5w.