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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
old Point Next Meeting-PIace.

ST. LOUIS. October 19-The Whole
sale Druggists. who have been in session
here this week, to-day selected old Point
Comfort, Va, as their next annual meet
ng-place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
Mr.. Thomas Potts Ill.

Mr.. Thomas Potts IN quite III at St
Luke's Home. where he was operated
on yesterday by Or. Hunter Mcclure for
gladstone. lie stood the operation very
well. but Is naturally very much weak
ened thereby. The chances for bis re-
covery are bright.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
CAPT. pEGRAM COMING HOME.
Lieutenant Daughtry VIII Succeed
Him as Captaiu

A telegram from Jacksonville states
that Captain Pegram has received ac-
ceptance OF his resignation. and expects
to leave for his home this evening. Lieu
tenant Daughtry will be in command
until captain is appointed by the Gov
ernor There is no doubt OF Lieutenant
Daughtry's appointment.
Joseph X. Reed OF Company A. mail
orderly for the regiment, was thrown
from a mule yesterday afternoon and
knocked senseless. He was taken to the
hospital. He is not dangerously hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
Football I'm Brief.

Football results yesterday:
University OF Pennsylvania, II; Wes-
leyan College. 0.
Yale. ~: Brown 6.
Harvard. %; Newton. 0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
Dreyfus Case Next Week.

PARIS. October LIT is believed that
the Court Of Cessation will take up the
Dreyfus case next week, and the general
impression is that the decision will be
in favor of revision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
Andree Given Up for Gold.

VANCOUVER, b. c., October ia
letter has reached here to-day FROM St.
Michael saying that the balloonists sent
out TO search for Andree have given up
their balloon trip and staked twenty-five
claims.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
WE FIGHT THE FILIPINOs.
Rumored Naval Engagement With
the RebeIs-We Capture Their ships.

LONDON, october 19.-The Madrid cor
respondent OF the Times says:
Captain Aunon, the Minister OF Ma
rine. has received a dispatch from Ma
Mia. announcing naval engagement
between the Americans and the rebels
in consequence of Admiral Dewey's for
bidding the latter 10 fly the rebel flag
from their ships. The dispatch adds that
there were losses on both sides, but that
the Americans captured the rebel ships
."rhe scene OF the engagement Is not
stated but II is supposed to have been
In Manila bay"
NO INFORMATION AT WASHING
TON.
WASHINGTON, October 1s.-As far as
could be ascertained, no Information re-
garding the reported naval engagement
has been received at the Navy Depart
ment, nor has General Otis, command
ing the United States troops at Manila.
made any reference 10 IL In any commu-
nication he may have made to the War
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20

Truth wears well. People have learned
that DeWitts Little Early Risers are re-
liable little pills for regulating the bowels,
curing constipation. and sick headache.
They don't grippe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20

Children's White Wool
Mixed Shirts and Pants, in
large and small sizes, at 25c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20

Ladies 25c. White Ribbed
Vests for lie.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-26

Of July celebration. Some will no
doubt go to Butte to see the big race
meeting and others will go to Basin.
Lees Taylor. proprietor of the
Springs hotel. made a business trip TO
Butte during the week. Mrs. Nichol-
son of Pony is expected here soon 10
take the position of h~ousekeeper at the
Springs.
l.. Planson sustained a broken leg
while at work in his placer diggings
the first of the week.
@. l.. Finley. who comes from CO.
lumbus on the Northern Pacific. has
taken a position as night agent at the
Great Northern station here. Mr.. Fos-
ter. who had the place. is looking after
the te~legraphing for a work train near
Suite
Miss Uretta Ryan has returned TO her
home in the valley after a ear in
school and under musical instruction At
salt Lake: also Misses Sallie and An
ME Mcguire are here for the summer
after attending a school at Salt Lake.
Mrs. a. :. Kellogg. Miss Kellogg AMI
Miss Morrison of Whitehall were here
during the week and stopped with Mrs.
A. Belcher pm their way TO Wickes.
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In Billings.

Billings. June 23.-rhe residence OF II.
=. Segur. general agent OF the Bur-
lington. was the scene of a pleasant
party last Saturday evening. about 10
Of the girl and boy friends Of young
Harry Segur had been invited. without
his knowledge. 10 assist him in cele-
brating his 18th birthday, and they
succeeded in surprising him very much.
The entertainment was in the form Of
IN open air party. and red. white n
blue bunting being very much in evil
dence in the decorations, gave 10 the
pretty scene a decidedly patriotic sf-
feet. The guests were invited for half
past 8. when light refreshments were
served from tables temptingly spread.
and Miss Colvin dispensed refreshing
frappe from a large punch bowl. The
young host received a great many pref
~ gifts. Mrs. Segur was assisted BY
Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Morse n Miss
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Colvin. The boys and girls present
We're: Patty Allen. Sophia Be~nning-
hon. Winnie Burton. Marguerite Bair.
Lizzie Barstow. Edna Cardwell. Ger
trude Grove. Connie Chapple. James
Carwile, Nat Carwile. Frank Connel-
ly. Clifford Evans. Vera Frizelle. Helen
Goddard. Warren Gruwell. Madge
Hungerford. Robe Holmes. Fay Lo-
gan. Dick Logan. Tom Logan. Perley
Linton, Roy Linton. Fred Lechner.
Valentine Lechner. Roy Matheson.
Kate Matheson. Liquora Mccormick.
James Peters. Mabel Ross. Jessie Rails
back. Lulu Railsback. Helen Rowley,
Hugh Rowley. Farr Rowley. Harold
Rixon. Ellen Stebbins. Harold Stull.
Clara Spear, Mabel Salisbury. Olive Ten
Eyck. Toddie Ten Eyck. Ned Town
send. Edna Williams. Orilla Whitney.
Max Zimmerman.
on Friday Mrs. Sidney F. Morse en-
tertained a number of ladies at after
noon tea in honor OF Mrs Warren a.
Evans OF Grow agency.
on the evening OF July 4 a ball will
be given at the armory under the aus
pieces Of Maverick Hose No 1.
for the benefit of the hospital fund Of
Troop NJ OF Grigsby's cavalry. which
halls from this city. The boys of the
Billings troop ave voluntarily taxed
themselves a certain percentage of
their pay in order 10 procure Injuries
for such OF them as may be sick. AMI
the proceeds of this ball will go to a D
p~leulent the fund.
Rev. and Mrs. w. n. Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w Rowley. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
VI. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Z. VI. Gala
CHER. with the children and Mrs. E. IL.
Lee OF California. had "a pleasant out-
ing and picnic on the banks Of the
Yellowstone last Monday.
Miss Georgia Mcconnell. who has
been attending school at Valley City.
y. D. returned home for her vacation
on Wednesday.
Miss Dora GruwelI. who has been vis-
iting in Butte. returned home this
week. Miss Stella Treat will be her
guest for the summer.
Mrs. \. l.. Babcock. who had been
attending the commencement exercises
at F~aribault. Mimi. and Lewis Bah
cock returned home Monday night
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tertainment by local talent for the ben
eft of the fire department. The kelton
family will appear in various sketches.
musical and otherwise. and there will
be a few numbers by others. After the
entertainment there will be a ball.
Miss Mabel Carpenter entertained a
few friends at a party at her home
Tuesday evening.
". G. Barnum is here from Buffalo.
y. Y, and has taken a place in the
Gaffney Mercantile company establish
ment. Although coming here now af-
ter several years residence in the East.
he has been in Montana before. having
been in Boulder ten years ago and IN
Beaverhead county before that w. u.
Gaffney contemplates making a trip %
the coast soon.
w. Il. TenBroeck, for a number Of
years a resident of Boulder. has gone
TO Helena to make his home.
DR.. Houck il away on a trip to Three
Forks with a view OF purchasing min
ing machinery To place on the Little
Boulder property that he is operating.
Jed, the young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Powell. met with an accident Fri
day in falling from a horse. He struck
on his head and the extent of the in
jury is not yet known.
Reports are hat the concert COM
pany which organized in Boulder and
Is now visiting the towns in Madison
county Is doing very well.
Miss Belle Ttley is here taking
charge Of Miss Carson's class in music
during her absence
Mr.. and Mrs. Brush Bcckwith. who
moved from here 10 Butte. are again
residents Of Boulder
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Callahan Were
among the visitors from Butte at tbs
Springs during the week.
John Guthrie and his two brothers
| in-law have gone to the vicinity OF
Sheridan. Madison county. 4 work a
mining claim.
Miss Carey returned Thursday even
ing from an official visit TO the schools
in the southern part Of the county.
+. l.. Merrill and family OF Helena
were mere the rrst Of the week visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. u. :. Merrill.
Boulder people viii need to 20 awav
from home this year 10 fine a Fourth
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guest Of DR.. and Mrs. A. II. Mitchell
and Mrs. Mears. Mrs. Hamilton will
leave shortly to spend the summer at
her old home in Detroit.
Mrs. j. +. Bradley, who with her hus-
band has been in Anaconda for the past
two months, paid a short visit to Deer
Lodge friends on Tuesday. Mr.. Brad
ley has gone TO st. Louis for a brief
business trip.
Mrs. Judge Fitzgerald of Anaconda
came down on the excursion Tuesday
and spent the day with her friend, Miss
L. l.. Thompson.
Mrs. Tom McTague. who has been on
an extended visit to relatives in the
East, came home the first Of the week.
Professor Schwarm. who held a po-
sition at the College of Montana during
the last term, has gon to Chicago,
where he has secured a situation for the
summer.
MIR. and Mrs. A. ID. Peck came down
from Anaconda Monday afternoon. MIR.
Peck went to Helena IN the evening TO
be present at a meeting Of the capitol
commission. leaving Mrs. Peck here as
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Chap
man. They returned home To Ana
conda on Thursday.
The Junior Endeavor society of tine
Christian church ave an ice cream
social in the court house yard this
tSdturudyD AFTERNOON.
Len Curn of Dashley & Curn. Garnet.
was up from that thriving little camp
last week.
Allen McPhail of New Chicago was in
Deer Lodge last Saturday.
Casper Gherdts came over from Pio-
neer Sunday last to spend the day with
his family here.
Miss Jessie Stackpole returned 10
Butte Monday, where she is undergoing
medical treatment.
Professor Wolfe and wife left Wednes-
day morning on their bicycles for Dill
lon. where they will spend four or five
weeks visiting with friends.
Miss Augusta Bielenberg was an Ana
conda visitor last week:
Rev. W. NJ. Jordan viii hold religious
services at Rae Track tomorrow aft
ernoon az 3 O'Clock.
II. :. Reed, OF Larabie Bros. * Co. is
on a business trip 10 oregon this week.
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secured situations already. Miss Stack
pole will teach in Butte next term, Miss
H~ardenbrook in Anaconda, and Mr.. AL
bee has zone with the Davis party as
civil engineer.
Lou Coleman and Miss Edna Waiter
bury of Anaconda spent last Sunday in
Deer Lodge, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Coleman.
Charles s. Aspiring came down from
Anaconda last Sunday n spent the
day with the folks at home.
Mrs. James H.. Mills and daughter,
Miss Nellie. and Master James returned
home Saturday last from California.
where they have been for the past four
or five months. Mrs. Mills took the trip
for her health and her many friends
will be pleased to learn that she gets
back very much improved.
Mrs. Barbara O'Neill, who has been
spending the winter in San Jose. Cal,
home Wednesday evening,
much improved in health by her trip.
Mrs. voolfolk of Deer Lodge has been
in Butte during the past week on a visit
TO her daughter. Mrs Aft Whitworth,
and to see her new g:andchild.
John McMurray and u. r. Dodson OF
the Anaconda Recorder were in Deer
Lodge Monday.
H.. b. Davis and party left last week
to do some surveying for the govern
ment on the Blackfoot reservation. lie
will be gone all summer
Mrs. John G.. Morony came down from
Anaconda Tuesday 10 make a visit TO
her mother and sister, Mrs. Mills and
Miss Nellie. who just returned from
California.
Mss Vonnie Owings is on a visit to
her aunt, Mrs. John Williams, of Phil
ipsburg.
Mrs. +. j. Groeneveld Of Butte has
been a Deer Lodge visitor for the past
week and is a guest of Mrs. James
Evans of South ID street.
Billy Yates. formerly a guard at the
pen, put now of Helena. came over from
the capital on Thursday morning $
train.
Dr. Rickert paid a professional trip
to Butte Thursday.
Mrs. Barrie Hamilton Of Butte, nee
Miss Harriet Reed. spent several days
the first of the week in town as the
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The many friends of Mrs. w. b.
Rodgers of Anaconda in this city were
much grieved TO hear of hat lady's re-
cent and severe illness. and many earn
est prayers will be said for her speedy
and lasting recovery.
r. Donald Larabie, who has been at
tending school at Wooster, Ohio for
the past year. returned home Thurs
day n will spend the summer aca
ton i'm Deer Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. O'Neill. formerly
of Anaconda and Deer Lodge, but now
of Los Angeles. Cal. were made happy
on the nth inst. by the arrival of a fine
boy baby in their home.
Will Reed and family of the Emery
district moved to Deer Lodge during
the week and occupy a residence on
Rainbow avenue.
The Needlecraft society held their
regular Tuesday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. %Shaubut. and were very
pleasantly entertained.
Attorney Ed Scharnikow paid a pro-
fessional visit to Missoula the first Of
the week.
city Detective O'Rrien Of Anaconda.
accompanied by Jack Conley, were in
town from h Smelter City on Mon
day.
Nathan Smith of Garrison and Will
lam Wallace Of New Chicago were in
town on business last Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Harris got home Tuesday
from Anaconda. where she had been on
a visit to her sister. Mrs. Spence.
Miss Flood Of Carroll came down on
Monday TO stay for a week In Deer
Lodge. bringing with her the four chill
dren Of her sister-in-law. Mrs. Charles
Flood. The mother of the children
came down Tuesday to be present at
the st. Mary's academy exercises. and
the youngsters made such "A protest
against remaining longer that Mrs.
n~Naninr
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from Anaconda last Saturday, and was
the guest of Mrs. John Mcmahon for
several days the past week.
Miss Mary Stuart, who has been Nv
ing i'm Butte for several months past, is
home for a stay with her parents.
]. u. Reins came down from Butte
on Monday afternoon for a short stay in
town
Miss Mabel McMinn of Butte. who at
tended the public school here last win
ter. came down on the Copper City Linn
tied Monday and will remain for some
time in the city. She is the guest of
Mrs. Woodward.
The graduating class of '9s of the Col
lege of Montana is IA in having
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In Boulder.

Boulder. June 25.-SoC.al affairs ap-
pear 10 be at a standsr.l In Boulder.
an occasional picnic party being abou:
the only diversion. Next Thursday
evening. however, there will be an en-
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FRANK II. SCHARDIN. ARCHITECT
Pioneer Hall. l0l1 Seventh, Sacramento
JAS. SEADLER, OFFICE lois EIGHTH
street. between j and X streets.
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LAID AT REST.
Services at the Funeral Of the Late
CAPTAIN ], M. Paulk.

The following communication has
been received from a prominent mem
| Der of the Ladies of the Grand Army
| in relation to the funeral of the late
| Captain j. NJ. Paulk:
| Notwithstanding the rain there was a
large attendance at the funeral Of Cap
tain J. M. Paulk from his late resi-
dence, o13 F street, on Thursday. The
! Grand Army of the Republic and the
! Ladies of the Grand Army attended
in body, besides hosts of friends to
whom the Captain had endeared HIM
self in the past few years. Although
| he had been confined to the house for
over fourteen years from the results of
stroke of paralysis, he still had made
| a great many warm friends, especially
among the G. A. r. organizations. His
| military career was one of which he
| and his family had just cause to be
proud, he having served over three
years in Company K, Thirty ninth Ohio
Volunteers.
The funeral services at the house
were conducted by Rev. Banks. The
Ladies of the c. A. r. flag service was
performed by Mrs. Belle S. Herr, as
sisted by the members of the Circle At
the auspices of Sumner Post, No. 3, of
which he was a member. The salute
was fired by members of the National
Guard in uniform and taps was sound
ed by Frank Adams The choir. con-
sisting of Mesdames Dassonville, Herr,
Hills ard jerks and Messrs Barkwith
and HORACE, with Professor E. w. Lit
Teton as organist, sang at the house
Asleep in Jesus" "It Is Well With My
Soul ard Nearer My God to Thee"
At the grave they sang Jesus, l Come
to Thee He's Gone and Some
Sweet Day." The flower pieces were
very beautiful, especially the pieces
sent by Sumner Post, No. 3; Edward
Roby Circle, No. 2. Sumner Re-
lief Corps, No. II, and the teachers
from the Seventh and G street school
The pall-bearers were: General T. w.
Sheehan, M. E. Gates and o. P. Dodge
from Sumner Post, and L. w. Grothen,
George w. Herr and Harvey Moore
from Warren Post
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A STATE INSTITUTION.
The Yountville Soldiers Home Will
Receive It's Allowance.

controller Colgan seems to have been
l1ght IN his contention that the Veter-
AIS home at Yountville is a State insti-
tut1on, and Governor Budd has qualnled
MS assertion made at a meeting of the
state Board of Examiners in this city
9nat, the home shall have none OF
tne states money until it shall have
complied with the Act of the last Leg
1slature by deciding it's property to the
STATE is evidenced by the fact that on
tne 9th inst, at a meeting of the Board
OF examiners IN San Francisco, he at
nxed his signature to the bill.
AT the same meeting, Attorney Gen
eral Fitzgerald also approved the bill,
and yesterday Controller Colgan drew
MS warrant on the State Treasurer in
Tavor of the institution for ST., $50, that
sum being the first quarters allowance
lot the forty-ninth fiscal year. and
which was due October /, 1897.
Something over a year ago, Secretary
OF State Brown, acting under instruc-
tons from the Board of Examiners, in
vestigated the Veterans Home at
Yountville, and reported that it was not
q State institution and was therefore
not entitled to State aid
Controller Colgan took issue with the
Secretary of State, and both upheld
their positions in the columns of the
Record Union" But a bill was passed
by the last Legislature and approved
by the Governor, providing for the
transfer Of the property of the home to
the State.
The Directors of the home, however,
declined to deed the property to the
State holding that If such a caIlrse
We're taken, there would be no money
for the support of the institution until
the next meeting Of the Legislature, as
the last one made no provisions for the
new institution.
Accordingly, when the first quarters
bill for the forty-ninth fiscal year was
sent in, 1t was laid over until there
should be full meeting of the Board
or Examiners. Governor Budd en-
phasized the statement that the home
would get none of the States money,
and there the matter rested.
Controller Colgan again came to the
The record-union., 1898-01-08
CITY REAL ESTATE.
GOOD CITY PROPERTY

No; 2S2-ss,00o will buy a two-story house
good barn
No. a4-We have a neat cottage of five
rooms located on Twenty-fourth street,
between K and L streets; cement walks:
complete, 81. 500 takes it,
slf-S5, zoV-Another neat cottage of 6
rooms lot S0x90, in the same Vicinity as
the above. This property is in good con-
No. 3S4-s5,5oo-A two-story and basement
mouse, containing rooms, lot 40x1eo To-
GATED on M street. between Fifth and
Sixth streets. a desirable location for a
party wanting to rent rooms
IS, 2oV-A two-story residence containing 8
rooms; situated on H, between Nine
seentn ana Twentieth streets: lot 40xleo
S2o0 cash, deferred payments in quar-
terly !nstallments.
S2,Io0--sl,o0O cash, deferred payments upon
easy terms, with Gig per cent interest
1purchaser paying taxes), Will purchase
me two-story residence containing 9
rooms, on l. street, between Ninth and
IenIh streets; always rented and pays a
good rate of interest
few of them left in the block between
Is and l. streets, and Nineteenth and
twentieth streets. These lots are CEN
trai, high, cheap and in every way a
down.
81, 500-At this low price we will offer Won
fuli lot, Sox160 feet, located on p street
between Twenty-first and Twenty-sec-
ond streets
s35o-40x160 feet, lot on G street be-
tween Thirtieth and Thirty-first streets
nice homes adjoining.
Sl50-40xl50-foot lot, on Nineteenth street.
between Q and r streets
MONEY TO LOAN
insurance placed in good companies.
EDWIN K, ALSIP & CO.,
lois Fourth street
laS-3t
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POI TPV Bargains in thorough
! ~ Il. bred Minorcas, b. p.
Rocks, Wyandottes, -Leghorns, etc Poul-
try supplies and dog cakes, soaps end
remedies. +. E TOWNSEND & CO., 1925
street. Capital telephone. 490.
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INSPECTED DIARIES.

NETHERCOTT BROS VALLEY DAIRY
Located Thirty-first and streets. p. o
address Oak Park. Pure milk
f. KRIPP'S YOLO PARK DAIRY.
Washington. p. o. address, GIT Fl. Tel.
blue -
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TO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping; very reasonable; electric
light hot and cold water, bath and
telephone. 40S n street.
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woRDEN WAS AFFECTED.
He Was Informed Yesterday Of tn
Hanging of Durraut.

Salter D. Worden was informed yes
terday afternoon by Warden Aull of
the Folsom State Prison of the hang
ing of Durrant and the communication
visibly affected the prisoner.
He has also been informed of the
refusal to interfere in his case by the
United States Supreme Court, and he
has apparently made up his mind that
he cannot escape being hanged on
February 18th. He believes it will be
useless to rely, in future, in such cases
on applications to the higher courts
for habea.s corpus proceedings.
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ROYAL Arcanum New osacer..

Following is the list of officers in
stalled in Sacramento Council, No 1883,
Royal Arcanum: Past Regent. DR..
II. w. Strader; Regent, c. NJ. Beck
with; Vice Regent, H. L. Stevenson;
Orator. o. w. Erlewine; Secretary, H
G. Watrous; Collector, L. H Jacox;
Treasurer, w. B. Geiser; Chaplain, L.
c. Hitchcock; Guide, F. c. Chinn;
Warden, c. w. Baker; Sentry, NJ. F.
Huff; Trustees-H. w. Ball, DR.. G.. NJ.
Dixon, c.. w. Baker
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FOL ST-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room; suitable for / or gentlemen
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FOR SALE-CHoICE LOT ON Suffer Ter
vided into good lots.
l922 NJ, cosy home, 5 rooms and lot; sold to
close an estate; price only $1,000.
attractive building site. s0xS0. s. E. cor.
18th and n, opposite Capitol Park: street
improvements paid for
Lots in Oak Park on installments.
Lots in Le1tch Tract. Thirty-frst and
w street, on easy terms.
MILLS-GALVlN COMPANY, 301 street.
Real Estate and Loans. Insurance, No
taries.
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LOWER FLAT OF 8 ROOMS FOR
housekeeping. 622 Seventh street
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front, and in an interview published in
the Record Union" again declared the
home to be a State institution, and
quoted authorities for his contention.
The action Of the Governor and the
Attorney General. in approving the BILL
in reality admitted the business of the
Controllers position, and the Yount-
vile Home is still receiving State sup
mort