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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13
RECEIVERS SALE.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State or Washington for king County.
W, W. Dearborn et al, plaintiffs, W. The
Washington Savings Bank. defendant.
No. l1.30S.
Notice is hereby given that under an or
der OF court made In said cause on october
l. 1897. the undersigned viii sell al public
auction 70 the highest and best bidder Tor
casa. on Wednesday, October 10Th, 1877. at
10 a. m. all those certain pieces OF personal
property of the Washington Savings Bank
sci OUT and described in a certain peuuon
OF the undersigned, filed in said court on
the 31th DAY of August, 1891.
said prop rty consists among other Things
OF the following:
Promssory notes secured by mortgage
and other collateral, and unsecured.
Yakima county warrants.
Nhatcom county warrants.
Seattle street Improvement warrants.
Town Of Columbia warrants.
Town or Hamilton warrants.
IoHn or CentraIia warrants.
Clailam county warrants
Anacortes school district warrants
Tax certificates and tax deeds on prop
erty in King county, Washington, Tor the
years 1880, 1891, 1892 and 1893.
- Said sale Will take place in the Library
Room OF the King County Court house;
Seattle. King County Washington, and
VIII De continued from day to day until all
the property is sold
Terms of sale: Ten per cent. cash on the
day OF sale and the balance in cash on con-
nrma ton of sale by the court.
A detailed list of said property may be
had on application TO the undersigned.
At the same time and place the receiver
will. under an order of court in said cause,
sell ten six per cent. bonds Of the Third
Street AZ Suburban Railway Company 10
the highest and best bidder for cash, upon
the following terms:
No bid TO be received for less than $3.50
for the ten bonds; terms. ten per cent.
cash on the day Of sale and balance In cash
on confirmation OF sale by the court.
GEORGE H. KING,
Receiver OF the Washington Savings Bank.
Room 90. Boston Block. Seattle. Wash
ington.
Date of frs. publication October ., 1887.
RECEIVERS SALE-Notiee is hereby
given that the undersigned will receive
sealed bids for the period of thirty days
after the first day of October, 1897 for
the purchase OF S226, 2000o par value. of
the first mortgage bonds Of the Last
Chance Mining Company, and for g71OS
shares Of its capital stock of the par
value of $40 per share. Said bonds are
secured by first mortgage on said mining
companys valuable properties in Sho-
shone county. Idaho. Such bonds and
such bonds are majority of the first
mortgage bonds. the issue OF bonds be-
Ing $0000000 -four hundred thousand
doilars). Said sale 10 be for cash paw
able within thirty days after notice Of
acceptance Of bid.
All bids must be accompanied by GER
tilted check for 5000 give thousand dol
lars). payable 20 the undersigned. TO be
forfeited unless full payment be made
within the time specified.
The undersigned reserve the right to re-
ject any and all bids. All bids must be
sealed and addressed to either of the UNI
dersigned. al Spokane. Wash.
A. ID. LYNCH,
Receiver First National Bank
FRED b GRTNNELI
Receiver Spokane Savings Bank.
Spokane. Wash, Sept. >. 1897.
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roR s.LE-REaL ESTATE


FOR SAL.E-EQNES-
sss9-A business tsoek Of stories. On
F5rss avs1ae- near Pike: 10, saxlA
s. .5ssg-E.ne investment n good lIls-ae p.og -
cry L psr cent. AZ present rents, ~liE
double n value wi,ain tWo SeA-s.
& sss5-F11e corner or BoEen avenue sseaE
Madison; good le-ro0Eai, strictly nsodsTn
house. lot saxI2a
81 Ea-FEne. strictly modern house o.
rooms. brick foundation and basement,
lot a corner. 10 fee, square. or Fifteenth
ave1ue. north Of M2d-soa-
& 5aA-A great bargain OF Renion AllAs
fine home for some one; easy terms. IN
s. asGs-roosn modern house On Ninth ave
nue.; near James los axlze.
8 ssl-Ells s-ro0nn tnocera mouse an sle-
CANT home; fine view flowers. etc. near
81 ssl-New s-room house. strictly modern:
lot s2xI78: lear Madison street.
81 Iasa-Six room cottage, with oatht me
lawn. xita aowers and fruis, elegait
view. only IL blocks from Madison street.
or graded strees
q 4oss-ae lots Skin and t8xl1a. overlooking
lake Washington. on ear Anes street
graded: dne location.
Ssse--A corner. 1l.xI14 feet on lesler ave-
nue. overlooking the lake, on iast nilA
s61o-Elegaut building lots commanding me
view: good ueignoor6ood-
S5oe-Fine lot 6oxlso. North Seattle; close
- car line. fine view.
Ss5s-Fine building lots, near Madison
street Axi15 feet; fne yiew.
FARMS.
s. Soo-Ffns water front farm Of Us acres; .
acres under high state Of cul-vaIions 20
bearing fruit trees. boat landing on place:
good buildings
s. 51o-Fiae frat farm of 1ee acres. %
acres cleared. with buildings: 100 bear
ing fruit trees; near Seattle.
81 6e4-4f-acre farm Is acres under align
state Of cultfvation good 1-room house
and outbuildings. horses. harness. farm
ing implements etc.
s. 5sA-Ie1 acres In Wenstchee valley.
nile from town and p. o: p acres under
pillow: la9 bearing fruit trees. perpetual
water right. easy terms
500 acres all cleared and under plow;
bearing fruit trees: South Seattle
s4s}-s acres: 3 acres cleared and under
pillow: acres in grass; all kinds o. fruit;
Groom plastered house; spring water IN
house. F. NJ. JORDAN.
and s Colonial block. Second avenue and
Columbia.
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CARL or THashr.

we DESIRE te faank ine many ifHs' -
who rendered E1eh KIND as4is 49, - pr-,3tn
ing .he illness o. our nsece- MS f~1'.-'
S ~ ND MRS. LEONARD DILI--E
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IN order 10 cerssre correct tnss's'on -
acfic~s u-dsr these bezdErzh. 80 : 49,.
mould br ixft - rae fesfness c'1sce y. .s..-r
caner. NJ, esa-s~Se Il MADE tor s1cs. -. -
Funeral notices resolutions % - - :, 49,.
rial aprcu.sc1f-erss -f!A - 49,. -
rate az 10 cents Der I5rse eacn 49,. -. ~,
pos Y.sT Il GEAC ~ -.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposals In duplicate. endorsed
Proposals for the construction of ma
rine barracks and officers quarters, Pu-
get Sound Naval Station, Bremert0n
Washington. will DC received by the IN
dersigned until L O'Clock, noon, on Ist
day Of November. 1897. and publicly
opened Immediately thereafter. Plans
specifications. blank forms of proposals
and other information essential 70 bid
ders viii be forwarded upon application
10 the Commanding Officer of Marines
Puget Sound Naval Station. Bremert0n.
Washington. or 10 the undersigned. The
right to reject any or all bids Is reserved.
r. l.. Denny, Major and Quartermasier,
Headquarters. L. ;. Marine Corps, Wash
fugton. ID. u.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

san FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
eaE1rsers and contractors: bridge hr]tg1
trg dredging. haroor Improvement -
general contracting. Charles strget -
ILrst avenue south.
SEA IL@h bHIiftsf- ItlAPANT, builders
- BRIDGES Ter railroads ard hteh-vs,-ss
p.ie driving. Jrestle ard wharf bu{isi1-'
81 Seattle y LrLc-sl Rank bulaf~v
MECHANICAL DRaTCUTTxc
PATENT OFFICE ant machine wrrs,tnx
CRAVINGS p.e.rs Barnes. e. Sseoad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13
wsNrnp-nsaL rsrA9s..

WANTED Business or vvs1eneo trcsfrty
FOR Eastern inyesseFs- Aa9tr NCat,y Ce
$3.50 haller block.
sOIrTH DAKOTA farm lsrJs arf -
acre tracts 0eAT city. far casa, Eaasn
~ - block
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A6~~~st.x~. se4sr<aw Display advertise
u,rnfs chan-sd for re sunday issue : vsS
bard IN copy BIZ / o'cIock Saturday 70 u
sure change.
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-. - It, NValu Nt prhlle -,
~. FRANK oLESoN, ss.,, sesxS
,sd 5,''e Of hrsS publication o iSssss.a'g
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tlned check, payable 10 ne orasr = - 4.
city comptroller, for a sum moi Isss y ~ ~
hves % per cent. OF the bid, ana M NJ ~
Will pe considered unless acconpanIss \
said check. ''@ y
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: wA>rrp-ro aENr.

wANTFp-Te rens modern nolase 81.
a. least eight rooms With some gFuSat
Srsars Nsssf ~ situated wigain nfstrn
Blocks Of pcstafiices Address \. +. Posi-
lnselhgrneTT office.
WANTED Tive o. tsEre fuer secd ToersS
fer liSht Rause kscPiag in private family.
Z Address REX. care EoSs-4aIeA4se EceF.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
An Indian Reautv From Georr,a.

When Nivekananda, the HindOo monk, visited Chicago during tho Worlds lair, he was greatly de- lighted one afternoon to learn that the international beauty show" Oil the Midway plaisance contained an East Indian princess. He lost no time in visiting the show. In one of the booths was a dusky dam- sol arrayed in East Indian costume and prominently placaIded us a Charmer from the land of the Gan ges.
 Viyekananda addressed her polite ly in Hindoostanee, and for his pains was rewarded by a stare of blank astonishment. Then he tried Cinga- lese with no better success, and also the several allied dialects of the in- terior provinces of India. At last the dusky heauty spoke in sheer self defense:
 'Go way, man, she said. You mus be crazyl'
 Excuse me, remarked Viveka- nanda, in faultless English, "but will you kindly inform me where you were bolu;'
 Ize bonn in savannah, an I'ze dun lived in Georgy aH 41ah life, '' she said, but yo' can't ,ol wid iup. if yO' is a stuck up no'theIl. Ing gahl" And he didn't try to do su Chicago Times Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
Forfeiture Notice.
Prescott, Arizona, April [, in,

Prescott, Arlzona, Aprl q, ls9, To Clark Churchill, his heirs or assiQu,. You are hereby notified that the nns,. signed heve during the years 1895 and f9e expended $200 in labor upon the SK=. Cut mining claim, notice of loesf~ whereof, is recorded in Book CT of N;s- pages 54 and 55 records of Yayapai cou1.s Territory of Arizona. and have during k year 1856 also expended two hundred dolI,- in labor upon the shelton mining eleE- notice of location whereof is reconde5 X Book F-6 of Mines page 315 recordso Ysss pal county, Territory of Arizona, sa claims being situate in the Walker minin. district, Yavapai county, Territory Of l1. zona, said expenditures being one krna red dollars on each of the nia claims for each of the above ysss in order to hold said claims under lh, provisions of Section 232{ of the RsYissi Statutes of the United States and a amendments thereto, concerning anna, labor upon mining claims, it being Ia amount required to hold said claims for a periods ending December 3lst. 1895 ar Decem-er 3lst, 1886. and if with ninety (90) days after the first uuI lication hereof you fail or refuse to em tribute your proportion of such expendisu. as co-owner, your interest in the said ui.. ing claims will become the property of fk. subscribers, your co-owners, who have lnal. the required expenditure by the terms ss said Section 2324.
 CLARK & STUKRY
 First publication April g. 1S97.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
Forfeiture Notice.

Big Bug, Ariz., June e. lsss To w. E. WIcks, or his heirs or assigne
 You are hereby notified that l have s,, ing the year lSs6 expended three huui-' dollars in labor upon the Morning e.' mining claim, notice of location whsfeef - recorded in book & of mines. pace 9 \. cords of Yayapai county. Arizona, and Ia. Blue Bondey mining claim, notice of ln-. tion whereof sOf record in book 36of uis- page 26. of said records, and the Blus RE,I mining claim, notice of location vhsr-1 IS of record in book 8 of mines paQs q said records, all of said claims beinS silr,. in Big Bug mining district. Yavapai cou1I- Ariz. in order to hold said claims under It. provisions of section 2S24 of the Revised s.,E utes of the United States and ths ame1i. ments thereto, concerning anuaal Iabor r.. on mining claims, 1t being the amount \. quired to hold said claims for the per,s3 ending December 31, 1896. the sum If ms hundred dollars being expended on e.rs claim. and If within ninety 1901 davs sfe the publication hereof you fail or Fsfnsa . contribute your proportion of such exps.S. tnre as co owner, your interest in fAe ~ mining claims will become the preoertv 4 the subscriber, your co-owner. vho kas made the required expenditure bT Rs terms of said section.
 DAN BOWEN.
 First publication June 23.-D
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
PROCLAMATION OF REw1ve
TERRITORY OF ARr,. EXECUTIVE DFs.r-.eAs
10 ALL WHo4 THrsr PnrsrV-s -..,laasT S.as

EXECUTIVE DKrAHTSr.A To ALI WHoN THESE PREsKNrs s.'.- Whereas, information from sushe-..'eo.s eo.s nas nten received by me that Jams. H sooies V. nilier and Cornellia CAIexican1 = ....eskls, stand chHrsea with the cOmmlasior ,., ,sao esll ana were eaeh srseeted and impris-,n1ss - .. Cha m tae county Jal ot Yayapai Count. ,slsz., sas,., And whereas. 1t has come to
 that sAid James Parker, l.. c. Min. .s.sien nellta Mexican did on the eth dsv os ,snd 70 e escape rom the said j2il, and, in m.issssI. l4 escape, oid mnrder Lee Norris, he de-.ss. - trict attorney of favapai Countr. uspo4 a Now, therefore, |, Benjamin J. Yr,nk,,. ernor ot the Territory of Arizona. h~ .;s -;..e es the power and authority in me Yestsi. se lee - oiter the following rewards for tho spneessss... or said rug1tlYes from justice, viz. flye hundred dollars for the spnrnk.,.. sad James Parker, and his detontion in s.. of the United S.ates. 'a anE a Five hundred dollars for the apureh.,...- sad L. C. Mllier. and his detention in szv :.: Two hundred and fifty daIlars for th. ... hensicn Of said C0rnellia tMaxicans. ssf,. astentl0n In any jail of the United Bfaie-. A
 Tn testimony whereof, han L.
 unto set my hand and caus,., <. SEAL 1reat Seal or the Territors |, Done at PhGnix, the Capital, this ie,h s.. May, A. D., 1897. "
 Fly the Governor;
 CHARLKs M. BRUcE, --' 'aa
 Secretary of Ariz0ns.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
Southern CaIIfornIa Rxcurs,on.

On,Aug. 18th, the s. F., P. P.Ry Co. will run the 9th of their California excursions. For the ac- commodation of passengers taking advantage of this excursion a special train will be run passing Prescott about l0:30 a. m. For further information call on or address w. :. Goldsworthy, city ticket agent. Office, Hotel Burke.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
sDining statl0n

 Tho scenic line of Arizona The best route to California. The only North and South Line in Arizona Co the Grand Canon of the Colorado, Terrified Forest, Great Pine Forest. Cliff Dwell ings. Great Salt River Valley and other points of interest
 Through tickets to all points in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
 Nos. and connect at Jerome Junction with trains of U. V. & F. Ry for Jerome.
 Connecting at Prescott with stage lines for all principal mining camps; At Congress Juno tiOn with Congress Gold Co. R R. for Congress and stage lines for Hsrqua HalA. stanton and fArneli; at Phenix with the M. & F. d $. h. V. By. for points on tho S. F. By.
 TrAins for California leave Ash Fork at 1:sh D. m.. arriving in Los Angeles next morning ct s:SO and San Francisco same evening at 6:1A Train for the cast leaves Ash Fork at lfs .. ID.
 GEO N. SARGENT, F. M. MURPHY General F. q P. Agt. Prest & Gen. Mgr. Prescott, Arizona,
 Prescott. Arizona.
 R E- WELLS, w.S. .GOLDSwORTHY,
 Asst. ten Mgr, City Ticket Agent,
 Prescott, Ariz. Prescott. Aria.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
Notice For Publication.
Iomesteaai Entry No. lssa

LAND OFFICE AT PREsc0rT, Asnssa
 Jaly q Is- Notice is hereby given that tLe istssss, named settler bss filed notice 0f his nieliies make final proof in support of biz cha !. =. that said proof will be made uaioge fsys.. and Receiver. at Prescott, Arisnna, sn fa.-li. Aug. %. 1897, viz: k. Wilson yuhnstnn, iof s.. :. x k 8 w Z of Section i2 and N < \ A@ tion IS, Twp l6, x RAW. He names the following witnesses 70 lsss. !. his continuous residence upon, aud eains'e@ of, Aaid land, viz: William T. Baker, of Jerome JuDceop, ALl.D-s .I.. J. II. Brown, of Jeromo Juncnon, In .s.. Alexander Duff. of Jerome Juncilon' AT John Burns, of Jerome, Ariso9A ,..,.-
 FREDERICK A. TitlTlk. IT,, lissls'r9' Eirst publication July1.-O-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11

In accusing the United States of scheming with Russia to get up a claim that the Yukon gold section is within the boundary Of Alaska, England judges ny what it would do under similar circumstances.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
Notice For Publication.
Homestead Entry No. ss&
LANp OvrIcr Ar PRrscoTT. A1,n1

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARlpEs.
 July q nk Notice is hereby given that the tall@E named settler has filed notice of his nflnlzz that said proof win be made before Ee9seE Receiver. at Prescott. Arizona, on SafurhI "a. &, 1897, viz: Jehn l. Bachtiger Tor ihs D \ w A Sec and E E 5 x | See a Twp f,AEst He names the following witnesses lo pEus 2 continuous residence upon. and cultisElcn ( said land. viz:
 of Wickenburg, Arizona, lisznon Naeiaa . HickenbGrg. Arizona
 FREDERICK 1. TRITLE, JR.. Essis<. First publication July 2S.-D.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
sItuntInn Wanted.

Situation wanted by young man desiring to locate in vicinity for wife's health. Steady habits, good references; six years experience as partner in general merchandise. J. w. MITCHELL, Americus, Kas. e-2Sti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
For Homeless R0ES

sni. ns 1rnest E Christian, weekly. SO cepts vear ls pss colorado, is devoted to the upbniil;n, n, haSnn' great industrial training school 0o ho. hieless ,s and neglected boys. There are so H ;3o o2y ramps m the United States and Rrisbt nn.i .ue is the only school offering them e hoyao
 aAi Nathihg. on halr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
Notice For PubIicaiIaa.
II. M.so. sl1.
LAsD orrIcs A1 Pnrseorr. Asnnon..

LAND OFFICE AT PREscor7. AsHzoxA.
 July l5, fsg. Notice is hereby given that tks follow, named settler has filed notica of his intentios mske final proof in support of his claim ni that said proof will be made before Rexzz and Receiver at Prescott, Arizona. en Wsdza day, August IS. 1897, viz: Thomas F. HoraE ot Kirkland Valley, Arizona, for the W ksWt Sec. 10 and E ES 5 E A Sec Q. Ti3. SRtH I60 acres.
 He names the following witnesses to pross ls continuous residence upon. and eultFstios < s~id iand. viz:
 Robert Schultz, of Kerr Valley, Arizona bs Blackburn, of Ferguson Valley, ArizonA
 FREDERICK A. TRIPLE. JR.. ResistH First publication July l6.-D.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
MINING MACHINERY !! 1 FOR ESALE!

Two stamp mill-stamps S50fbs each, heavy battery and s to 10 herse power engine and Perfection con centrator. Will be sold cheap and on reasonable terms.
 Also a complete small steam hoist capable of raising 500 feet. Perfect new, never in use. Will be sold or cash for less than it cost in Chi ago. APPLY AT THIS OFFICE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
ARIZONAJOURNAL-MINER
WEDNESDAY, ....:.Aug, Il, 1897

THE WITNESS OF THE so. He was a gallant suitor, And she a princess fit; He called to see her often, And he'd
 Sit.
 Sit.
 Sit. He loved her, O so dearly Qt's true as holy writ. She was a tempting morsel, And he
 Bit.
 Bit. And when he thought he'd won her, To ascertain the sit, .Thro' life" said he: together Let us
 Fit.
 Fit.
 Fit. Her answer was a sumner, He freely did admit; It bore but one construction It was
 Nit r.
 Nit
 Nit IT
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
HELP WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED for Dr. TAl1assrr .,.sr ssss.l A Earth tiirdied," l" or his tan, o.,.ss ,zi 4, the world. A thrilling story oI s.. s-, 6.uaks =. barous lands. Four million iilia.s.t s.d gs and "rhe Earth Girdled" is hts ls.5,' l.5s ~-snt ss est. Demand enormous. Every g,k. ks er.. famous book. Only SS.J0. Big o09rs r-sdjf pe1 mission A gold mine for wor ke's- n,,,e si -, = freightage prepaid. 0uthts frees ...ss O. = . and sell the king of books anu .ns.--;iors ...r month. Address for outht anu l5. Ps niisr PLIES, S941 Market St., Philsdeiphl@
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11

As small letters weary the eye most so also the smallest affuir- disturb us most.-Montaignc.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
iy27x6

FoInd.-A flat steel key. Owner apply at this office. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
Drug Stores Close

On and after August l, 1897, the drug stores of Prescott will close promptly at 9 o'clock p. m.
 Respectfully,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
THE COPPER OCrrUI.
cochtss County Leads in tho Arizona
 Production.

Production.
 The protest of the American Copper Producers Association. filed with the ways and means com mittee, shows the production of copper in the United States was as follows, showing that Cochise coun- " leads in Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
Warning Notice

Notice is hereby given that the undersiened aro thas s St three tOurths Of the Little King and ia.. Ain,Iinhf claims situated in Loneaoma Val Ty, Tiey, miners1 Point mining district. Ysvansi sounty, AslzonA. and they will not be respons;bia oIs;nS oIs any debt contracted against said mininS
 D. w. WERr
 J. w. HEMINaER pra.oa., A.,.. J. N. HUDaEMs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
Notice !

r0;uo ho mh9m 1t May Concern: The Last tI., ins ;1li s, and the Martinez mine, in Msrti ,I, debts can,s. VII not be responsible for ues working same under bond or othsrwisss 7-I-amdv, 5OHN F. HOLDEN
 JAMES REFS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11
WARNING NOTICR

N1slee IS hereby given that the Model rnine and ;rs, n;s. plscler claim located in Weaver Min ins h.t Dlstrlct fayapai County, Arizona win nat or otss TOT any debts for labor, material oL otLIst purposes, contracted while said cIs;,.. are under bond or lease. ''o 9,'' oiSiiils
 Hi4nz R. c. POWERS. Owner.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-07-15


If the All-Father takes note of the
fall Of u sparrow, and tenderly bears
with our mis-deeds, giving solace to
the wounded spirit when even those
who should cherish it turn from it,
how grimly must He smile when He
sees little mites of humanity, and
frail as small, unsurpassing the power
of God and dethrOning Him to sit
themselves in harsh, unforgiving,
unrelenting judgement on their
fellows, whose conditions of stress
and temptation none but the
All-Wise can know. And those of us
whose hearts have sorrowed and
suffered, whose feelings have grown
tender under affection, whose feet lin
ger nearer and nearer the source of
all gentleness and kindness, meek
ness and peace, have the growing
sense that much of the evil in the
world is fostered and strengthened
by those who falsely conclude them
selves to be good, barring as they do
by their sacrosanct manners the way
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-07-15
Some Rambling Thoughts.
copyrighted by Dave Il Tabor
BY MEMO"

copyrighted by Dave Il Tabor
Is there not in your neighborhood
person whose past has a blot on il.
and whose name is mentioned with a
look of holy horror by cronies wien
together for chat? 1t is of such Der.
sons l would write this week. and
may my pen be dipped in power far
the task.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-07-15
REAL ESTATE!


Two r,,,,s j., D;.t.,.+ y, >.
oco " y '''' '-'' - ~ - w =
house, improved hv ; houses.
) barns and orchards. WI be
Soid separately or as a whole,
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mouse Oh =! ROOMS = acres OF
Lake pgrk
ad;o;n;no T,ocb Ir,en rI7;ob t
VIII ho soId nbo.3 - ''''
Heiob{s. lnest IN f5o c,n3t ~,
nonSf bo SOLD o+ n,..o
mouse ;'1" io' II MI. Lake
oo acres; improved by a small
{ h.. 1 l.. i
f tiOa9'' ''''' 0''''''''9 ''"0e
'''' =
House and : lots IN McHenry.
Farm near Deer Park: i'm
proved.
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Rvan's Glade
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One 90- ~ lot ADJOINING the
farm lar OF W: l. JAMESON near
Mt Lake Park
| 5O-acre lot adjoining the