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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-03

cut glass punch bowl ever made. Mr
Robinson Is Democrat, but strong
admirer of President McKinleys pol
icy and his personal friend. The
punch bowl is cut to represent the
stars and stripes, and on the sides are
six shields, each with thirteen stars to
represent the original states of the I'm
ion. Scattered around the bowl are
45 large stars to represent the states
now in the Union. The President has
several reasons for appreciating this
splendid gift, not the least of which is
that it is American-made and con-
slant reminder that the establishment
of the industry of cutting glass in tie
United States, which opponents of the
Republican party once declared to be
an impOssi-.lity and which now rivals
both in. extent and workmanship that
produced by any country on earth,
was the direct resul. of Republican eff
forts
One of the first results of American
possession of tne Philippines will be
the squelching of Aguinaldo and his
pinchback government and the dis
bandment of his army Officials dc
not anticipate that any trouble will
follow when Aguinaldo is ordered tc
disarm his followers and to tell them
10 resume their ordinary occupation
but if there is any trouble it will be
short and decisive, as there are enough
American troops now at Manila tc
make short work of whipping Aguin.
aldo's forces nto obedience, should il
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-03

dress was yellow silk with black bod
ice.
Miss Cotton, as Madam Chrysan-
themum' made a charming appear
ance. Her dress a multicolored crea- 4
tion of silk, with chrysanthemums
conspicuously applied.
Mrs. IL. N. curtis, as Harlequin
was a striking and animated character
'and her costume was most complete.
It was of red sink, striped with yellow
and green. Cap and bells she wore
and carried fool
Miss Buell. was Lydia Languish. "
She was dressed in a becoming man
ner. in black grenadine over white.
Miss Riley dressed the part of our
own Marie Antoinette, and was enter
tanning and gorgeous in gown of
green silk with many laces and a re-
dundancy of plume5.
Mrs. George NJ Cooke was dressed
as flower girl. Every one said she
locked very pretty. CWe've thought
that for years) Her dress was an
organdie with pink bodice, trimmed
with smilax, carnations and roses.
For the gentlemen we can but give
space to tabulate:
Mr. A. j. Mercer, Arab shiek.
Mr.. ID. C. Larcomb, Mexican gentle
man.
Mr.. A. D. Follett, Santa Claus
Mr.. E. e. Phillips, Greek Priest
| (modern.J
Mr.. r. d. Cooke, Iii lung Chang.
DR.. II. N. Curtis, William Tell.
Mr.. w. J. Cram, colonial gentleman.
Mr.. H. j. Guthrie, Turk.
Mr.. Fred Moore, Marquis de La
Fayette.
Mr.. C. A. Ludey Spanish student.
DIR. c. r. Waters, General Grant.
DR.. Addison Kingsbury, Sir Philip
Sydney.
Geo. M. Cooke, Sousa.
Mr.. Bosworth received a number of
very handsome presents, and letters OF
good will from friends at distance.
The house looked charming, and the
supper room was dream IN its eX-
tremely dainty decoration of roses and
smiraX, softly lighted by many candles
Each guest received souvenir from
the host, and handed around by Santa
Claus. 1nese favors were in pairs and
the gentleman selected his lady to be
escorted to the supper room by match
ing souvenirs.
1t was a pretty party in every re-
speot, and those who were there en-
dor5ed the good taste of the hostess in
devising such form of entertainment
We hope Mr.. Bosworth may have
many more such happy birthdays.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-03
The Hon. Abraham Lincoln Brick.

Among the new statesmen elected
to the Fifty-siXtn congress is the Hon.
Abraham Lincoln Brick from the thir-
teenth Indiana district. Mr.. Brick, as
his baptismal names would indicate to
most people, is a fine specimen brick
of Hoosier Republicanism, and the
country will confidently expect to see
him advance valiantly to the bat in
defense of the old party, as well as in
defense of the constitution, the flag
and the usual pro rata of appropria-
tions for Indiana. The Hon. Abraham
Lincoln Brick is all grit and dead
game, kiln burnt, polished and proof
against Democratic fire.-Baltimore
Herald.
Take DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup for all
those dangerous Affections severe colds,
pleurisy ard grippe,-which FAN and Winter
bring along. II is the greatest cure for brOn-
u fG I....
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-03

NO MORE ROUGH SKIN.---If yomu
use "BtuG Soap lpe promise yolu skid
Wtl not chap in cOId lDedther. The MAX
erS Of this soap guarantee 10 better than
Cuticurd, WOOdbuU's, or any other med
icdted Sodp, or money refunded. WhB
pGU 20cand 25c iohen "Blue' (d better
One) sells for foe?
IVEHRS &c SONS,
No. 2SS Front. Finest Groceries.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.
STANDARD Time,)

STANDARD Time)
q. & o. S. W. r. r,
Depart-5:OO a. m, 9:2O a. M; l:5j p. mi
4:55 p IN, 7:20p m; 1880 p IN; 1:E5 IN
Arrivals--1:CS a IN; 20 q m 500 q. M
1910 p. m. 4:20 p. m; 1908 p. M; 0;4Op. m,
g. g. NJ. RYi
Depart $3.50 q. IN. and 2:35 6:3s p. m. Ar
rive 10:2S a. m; l:25 p m G:3S p. IN.
2 & O.. RY.
Depart-6:20 M; 2:40 p. m. Arrive-lt .40
a. M; $3.50 p. m.
T.&O. G. E.. r.. r.,
Depart-s:'0 a. M, and $3.50 p. IN.
Arrive 1880 p. m; 1880 p. mi
OHIO RIVER ROAD.
Leave Williamstown.
NoRTH~-'7:84 am; +i2:37 PM t3:45 PM t0'O3
I. IN.
soUTH-'O:s5 M, 1880 a. m, $500 p. NJ
Il SO p m.
*DRily.
tDailY except Sunday.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-03


sell Adolph Luetgert is now making sau-
you Ie-witbout the help of his wife
an Joliet and his place knows him no
YdraC,re. His factory stands forlorn ana
5ilorsaken on the line Of the North
Ioffwestern railway. and is visited only by
relic hunters by day and ghosts by
voright. The doors have been broken in
al md everything movable is fast disap-
7 knSearing, and the children of the neigh
yoborhood, having overcome their awe,
iicind the old sausage works fine play
S house. All this wreck and ruin has
S been caused by the unjust laws, which
unrelentingly condemn man for
merely trying to convert his wife into
Ness flexible and more useful sub
s6ance.--Times Recorder
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Ito be Continued.

DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup, the peoples
friend. has been in use over fifty years 1t
cures the severest affections of the throat and
lungs; such as, bronchitis, grippe, laryngitis
and incipient consumption Price only rs
cents bottle.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-03

Eczema, scAld head, hives, itchiness
OF the skin of any sort instantly reliev
ed, permanently cured. Doan's Oint
ment. At any drug store
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-03

When we advertise a
reduction on Over
coats you will get a re-
duCtion. Star Cloth
ing House.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-03

,se, 40, ,Frdn6lsco friend of Admiral
not OF dress, s,ho cont him an account of
Sava W. had osculatory experience and
have had toprophecies for Dewey's fate
to the, stqurning, says he received this
y answer from the Admiral; THE
olippings you send do not seem posi-
BILE. The threats you make persuade
mo M remain forever in Manila"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-03
A Special Drive In Pianos

Makes it possible for us to sell you
the famous Jacob Doll, Baldwin, Stod-
art, Ellington and Valley Gem Pianos
cheap for such high grade Instruments,
and you shall share in the reduction.
If you're thinking of getting piano,
come in and talk the matter over with
us. Our terms are equally as adyant-
ageous as the piano, and on small pay
ments you'll own one of these sweet
toned, easy action, reliable pianos be.
fore you know it.
ISRAEL, THE PIANO MAN,
Front Street. Union Block
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-03

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II 1t fails to cure.
2jc. The genuine has L. Is @. on each tablet
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-03
sArveOAY. DEC. 3, 1893

There is a precedent Tor paying
snaiu s2O,OOO,OO for conquered terri
tory The United States paid Mexico
aS,OOOOOO for California after whip
ming Santa Anna But of his boots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-19

SARATOGA SPRINGS n. Y.
For health or recreation Elevator. steam bells syn
Paror and Roof Promenade Suites with hath. Massage
Electricity. Turkish Russian. Natural Sulphur Water
and oil Baths and health appliances. The Nauhem
Treatment. Adirondack air. Saratoga waters Bicycle
FAITHS. Entertainments. Tournaments. etc. Send fos
illustrated circular
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In conformity with

PIDS FOR COAL-Bids In conformity with
the specifications he had a: the Office ~ the Board
o. Managers CO.. Fulton st Brooklyn. for supplying the
Inc Island Hospital coal FOR period Of
year from october 1895 will he received until noon
on the 23th day Of July. al the above address.
- TRUMAN T. RACKrS
Prcsiden. Board Q. Managers.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

po,e. Charles r. 20 John Rcnhard'. NO i'"'o
2h-avr months - =. ,oue b.
cos,e!L-. Mar 4. to Anna + Woolsey' az"
duct-sve Is IT u forihhm 70 - 57th-
t-iia. Wuilarn J. 20 Katharine Enas' gu"
o7a : {, W o, Lexington ave. years -.
N,cho!as. George. 10 Walter II Close NO ~ We
lOth-st. years. - X, 70 Fast
Waring Thomas !. 10 'arl Fi'ohc' y" - ''''~
sa,o- n Max Woln trustee etc. same property :"
,y,isnn lanes J 20 Charles Dunn '"'h''
poultvari and e1th-st. d. mana ''''''''''''
sa,ne N samr. same property. demand
Wnvmsn1 Ernst c. N Teachers co-operallNe
puildlng ana Loan Association: brlsss''
i,- n " OF Suburban-st instruments .--.'' :.
c.. Nargarethe and Herman. TO Emma T.
woore q . corner Tin'on-ave and Home 81. :"
..............-.. .'- :. % .
s,sIEen John a 70 George Heyman; iton ,
a., 225 n . OF Willis-ave; secures indep'eu"es'
uorrenthau. Gustave I. to Title GUARANTEES ana
:" Te,s, c'ofnpsny. i,h-st Nos l3s and lio. .
correr isi-n,e. No G2 ist-ave. nos ., anI 20
Avenne A. No AL East 5th-st. No b. - III 10
liz and l2i and l23 Avenue :: No 10 s,h
70 s3l 10 a31 bth-st. Nos f26. 40. foI fof anu
ias Gih-s,: Nos 49, i22. i2o. Us. III ana 100
c,,''abi,n peter. 70 East River Savings fnstitu-
ion Locu5t-ave bo II % "'o'' ~
ca,,SSs sSc Ellen V, to Mary Iiasins ls'-
ave- zoo II o. st Olnvine, years E, ., !.
,,tnaoio iienry W 10 Eliza Edmlston w ;
Ms Marion ave. lot No III. map Of East fremont
,,a,bey,s ca,herin. 81. to Nathan Necar.uinnef,
anS another trustees. IS lOith-st lp ! u
4th,svs;; i,,y.r Mn and Lumber Company TO
Inc na,s VcGahey 9 Kingsbrde Hoad al "
Nathalle ave runs l'gex "Vo u ho''
svcrue Kill l year. ....'...'.''
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7Is;-st. Nos 5i7.52l East. 70 four-story b,tck
and stone bakery, David Bleier and Rose
Herschman. 40 5l7 East Iis,-st owners; ooo
Baylies architect %"p
lGSth ~. n . $50 II Park-ave, 10 three
story brick factory; Mrs N Walton. No 100 West 49,.
ssth-st. Edward Wenz. architect. 10
Woodruff No .26a 70 a two story frame
dwelling. 22Sls; Henry O Reid No 1888 East .oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-19

~ New York City July iG 81 eIo noon july
and then opened. for supplying S schedle
~ ,ns Of mineral OIL spec hca,loiss
gallons M 10 Furnished on application 10 the
,mence win be 10 articles OF hon',S Sc dncudng
conditions OF quality ana pic - d,Y
or ne nrce OF gn production or the rish
IN uie equal The Government reserves
thereon bens snv or all proposals. or any par,
70 reJsv ,eiones containing proposals snouiu 90
.'pronosas for Mineral on; All" "-N'N
yfNi,aI.lA L. .. II. General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-19
NEW BUILDINGS.

90. q, Nos II and IS East. for nve,story pre-
and stone private dwelling; *':o sneI "Hsydei &
sS,nsnert No l58 3th-ave. architects 49,.
,,i,o.e-ave n e corner i57th-st Tor nVecs'9 ~
Men'oT rs,rou.e 2lxs5, James Timpson 30 10y
or ,nss'ave owner; w Dlckerson archiieci.
rrank,n-ave g. ?8i 2 It Of Jenerson-"' o Jof
49,. A Pe,nhar, No o02 Franklin-ave, OWN
n VIII No l. 1862 Fransn-ave. architect
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w GENERALS OFFICE Washington p. C.. July H.
1895 -Transportaton of spanish Prisoners OF War TO
span Sealed proposals invited for the transpora
ton ~ spanish prisoners - who surrendered 10
the United forces from Santiago de Cuba TO Cadz
or such port Of Spain hereafter be Gess-
mated number IL estimated az one thousand com
msioned and twenty four thousand enlisted men
Cabin accomm are to be supplied Tor The Officers
and third accommodations having suit
able ealeys accommodations conforming 70 the United
TO space and ventilation, for the
enlisted men The United States Government will deliver
the pr sones on board Santiago. Proposals. TO state
The Der CAPITA Price for Transporting officers and for
sporting enlisted and for their subsistence and
Delivering them on the Spanish port. Suosist
en,c he equal TO L. s. Army Garrison ratlons. a.
follows: 1000 ccmp,et" rations. Meat Pork. 10 10
pounds net weight bacon 30 1870 pound. net weight
Timed i,as, beef 10 700 pounds net weight Flour
llca pounds ret weight. or hard bread 1000 pounds ns
Negetatles: Dry beans. ~ pounds net weight
ne. weight: cnons 800 pounds net weight. Con"-
roasted. pounds ret weight. sugar, 100 pounds ne
W. ehi. vinegar 81 pounds net weight. soap AZ POUNDS
net weight. sa., 10 pounds weight pepper. bla A.
. r.lrdS net weight Needed transportation above
specified TO report Chet Quarternaster AT Santiago
between Juy 30h and August 10Th. 1898. Payment viii
made when that the prisoners have been &C
lyerei presented this oflcc Proposals should ~
addressed 10 Colonel FRANK j. HEcKEIs. Care Dep
Quartermaster. L. :. Army Pudding. New-forE 10y
will be opened a. eleven O'Clock \. NJ. july 2uth
1898. ". / LUDlNGTON. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES! l. = y
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Gcunirn properin for 6als.


J,oR eAIE-Orange raroh California 1000 trees,
l. (4xrfffe hlI4aI karetl"s eleven years, splen1ll
--ovfh ,-t now cary crop q between 5000 and 5000
hore- vauci = IN dollar dollar ani half PER
H., a., 80 -.l4.! Iu addition. 100 tree. rom 10 I
,ear, 20, age al f. hu- growth. and Whole ofnar1 IN
cultivation IrkA4r water htlndAnt ana cI-sY
FINN .h.f r..'ase N about ard hail q lawn.
car OIL 40 az domestic t-uNs berries. etc hfe" tal m
horses Mn requisite farming implements toos wag
e.. Property belongs 90 man TOO 90 To work u himself
and tA- entity IN> al h4s hfrNy h-" opportunl =
on sar,h ar a young q abe % pay Tor ana
avoid himself eleven years = cultivation AHd "atns "
rroxh Z, MAKE permanent Investment 'a-n price I'D OOo
now or $1,000 after present crop marketed Aodross
GAYLORD First Natons' BANK. san Francisco
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financial.
THE PITTSBURGH & WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
cecond Mortgage so Bonds.

=, view Of the Recei' ership OF the above Company.
AZ ,roceed!ngs brought for the foreclosure OF 'he
uh'.' >. made 10 The Mercantile Trust Company. as
.. hearing May 2lst. 1891. and OF me proposed
-,l,aon Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Oo''
~" and allied nes the undersigned at me feeues. %
pa" LIT, OF the outstanding bonds secured by sa'a
80 have consented to act as Committee IN '"e
In =, the holders Of said bonds and TO prepare
-, OF reorganization .. .
I@ rro,,,ee are now prepared receive deposits at
- ys,cantle Trust Company. No. 10 Broadway New
L CIV O. said bonds and deem important Tor the
-, 4 the holders shat such deposits should be
- ., before July 30;h. under bondholders' agree
, copies Of which. FOR the signature o. oondho'ae's'
r he furnished upon APPLICATION
"" JOHN T. TERRY
DUMONT CLARKE
FRANCIS s. SMITHERS.
JAMES W. ALEXANDER
SIMON BORG.
Committee
CHARLES c. DEMING. Counsel.
ALVIN W. KRECII. secy..
100 Broadway
New York July IA. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-19
GUNNER Resort 1ni6es.

pvERrIsEMENrs ana susssrptisns fos The MS.ne
"a soor north az sist-st. until O'Clock M: ADVERTISE
snts -scsived at following branch oees at regular
oN9cs rates until o'clock D. VIZ Soi stn-ase. O.
cor 25d-st is2 6shave cor i2th-st Maeys 0thay ,S
West <2d-st near 6th-sve. 90 East l4th-st ~ West
t2d-st between 1th and sth 1883 East +hse; lS0
edaya between 10th and nth l.025 3daye., near
sist-st LOS Is-avs near seth-st go Slave nss.
oos 240 East 7sthst: 1921 ave.. 2e62 3davA
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Rockaway Beach

-RAINs Leave FOOT ann ST F. r. T. ~ 30 W y ,s
sAtardAy only, ESQ Saturday ony). $50 40,
80 G ~ 20 $40. 80 - 10 saturday onlyp. ioVo
+ 81 Leave T.. T. city 10 minutes later EXCURSION TICK
30
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REAL ESTATE.
A CORNER IN THE DRYGooDs DISTRICT

A CORNER IN THE DRYGOODS DISTRICT
SOLD.
The mos, important sale OF city realty closed
Yesterday was one by which valuable corner In
the drygoods district changed hands at a good
valuation.
James l. Libby & Son sold for Boehm & Coon. TO
the Washington Life Insurance Company. tho
southwest corner OF Spring and Mercer SITS. for
south side OF Fifty-fourth-st.. between Lexington
and Third ayes. and Nos. 30 and 80 Broo'ne-st
John i. Kirwan sold for Mary J. Gore and others
the lot No. go West Forty st. WIN tiaine
T Manning the two-story frame building. on plot
5oxlOO on the north side OF Chnton-st. 100 feet
west OF Jerome-ave.. in the Twenty-fourih ward
both on private terms 80 .
L. j. Phillips Co. sold for r C, Slobson. 10
dwellin-house. 17xooXiVv. 40. 3l3 West seventy
seyenth-st. on Pirate terms proc.o,rsg.
tho four the north side OF one hurdi ed anu
Cnc-hundrcd- ord -i-htccnth-s' 1870 fcet east OF
Ffth-ave.. luvxlll: No lU2 West Ninety ioufth-st
,-,K9OXlOu. hvc-story double apartInent house fnn
Tor r J. Mclaughlin the remaining f,ur private
one hundred a nd for,y-nith-st.. idxjoxlv" each
Lowcnfed Prayer purchased from Moses Inid-
man for Improvement. tho lot. 2JXlOp. No. w XIV
ington-st and from Charles w Hunter tne plot
51AS7.G with Old buildings thereon. on the south
Gustav l. Morgenthau. who recently acquired by
deed forty pnrces IN AyenuI,e, a fi,n. SlS,A &C.
cnth and Eighth sts. from Ni!lam W hlu't Nr..,i
has mortgaged tho property for 500" TO mo I!t'e
Guarantee and Trust Company. The loan Is ior a
period Of two and half months. AZ per cont ,
Al the Broadway Salesroom yesterday George r.
Read sold in foreclosure the story DICK pa,
house Oh .ot sNlC0 II, No. - East ono hunore'-
and ciglfeenth-st to Frank Morse. FOR 81 90.
Peter f. Meyer sod In foreclosure ne i,1r:"%fy
brick store and tenement house. on lot sAs'o, 30
Is Iudow-st TO the plaluilr. ior f9f"'l. and ne
two four STORY brick hRfhOuses on lot 'acn ~
Nos Gss and 6ss East one NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ST ~ Mary Dc Casiano, for s@j'S -.-..
Richard Y. Harnett sold IN partition mo nseo''orS
b,t. ~ toy -
go Ellzaboth-st To the p.ant.N. for $50
A H. Muller & Son sold IN fore losu rc the wv
story franz dwelling house, on plot t"klh on ',s
north side ~ Fourth-st - feet west 81 Avenue -
Cnionport to A J. Dol an Tor t-"'
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miscellaneous.


nSor rrt, clearing sale Of Corses shirtwaists Hand
kerchfefs stockings Partisan Jewelry. Take advan-
age removing prices. never 70 o, sen any n"
after GOODS are gone ioe"'' A'''"A"N'' 49,
JAMNES 900 RoadwI
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Suburban Real estate.


A GFSf'Y -Montclar real estate all tnfr. sale ana
n rent CLARENCE Il II IBIS. Moniclar y J.
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ALTERATIONS.

,,a,h-c n corner Madison-aye TO toui- yu,L
nd attic brick schoolnouse: CITY OF view IN
awner: J Snyder. architect .'.''''''''''''
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Proposals.
NV BI-IIDI\G, WHITEHALL STREET,

New York CITY July g. ls9s-seaed pr3pIsaIs IN
,r,nlcne VIII be received here until twelve ocloes nm
W, ooth and then opened FOR manufacturing ana nrl
cling quickly to this Depot $1,000 unned an
r,s.es IN he made Of flannel. conforming 10 hpecn
,Ins ana Army standard both OF which can De seen
Dept Quick and prompt delivery l'po o q, delivery
plarls Tor bidding and specifications can oe dm.sc
i,nno, Preference will be given 20 htuois "a "a
ro,c,ion or manufacture. conditions 0, or
in the price foreign pros.nctiyns
price ,,ss he auty thereon being equal The Cni,e
i,ass reserves right reec, or accep hgud L.
rLei proposals for unned Flame, b Gns.s ~
..@ea ~ a S KIMBAfI. i. O. IL oehe'AA
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Druuosdls.
JIUpObuI9.
PROPOSALS For FORAGE AND STRA

f7IkOT OSNIlN r OR FUHAJE h-ND u Nh w ..
West Point. y. Y. July ~. ls9s.-sealed proposals
IN trplcae VIII be received here until IL O'CLOCK NJ
August ~ 1895 and then opened. for furnishing Forage
and Straw required during r.cal year 1902 l. :. re
serves right reject all proposals. or any part
thereof Information furnished upon application. En-
velo1e containing proposals should be marked Poposs IS
FOR Forage and Straw. and addressed WM F. sPCRGlN.
O. NJ
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


''i MeBds f-, ERE to MAJ iiAi,as 1870
op 2rssaSr to K:u5e . 5sin MsMaoon All We
ss%, t bropsp noscc seer IT, to John
r5 y. Mans ave. $40 II ot ,,h It, n ;1s,
Cs,harns connor and another 70 Anns 400
M %oai S:io f s E NAP ' ana sd.nd to
,s Msn. s H isa7 o., b,alcyar1 iei,l.iI
Ie1Ics5. John a Pict'n Hnd wife 20 Ma" 100,
o'i6~.!. -. i; 4. q calam0o'-"ve. 2'Iloo'
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100 cirsn. savings Bank to John Oar ,,oo
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tsh-st 100 q n ave. isSooo' Arlington 100
8, o M%i r q 'l's ana j. sna Pa5' +,
l. rrap 80 / south vernon PARK. "N 1S s
i6'Iisiio Annie Tomas to Ausn''' : 'rA"- 40
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nj sx2srIG3 10. James Mocha" ann ano'hef % 100
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10 srhuIngNr to eczema Schilfsr1 -
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io,' If xi00. 7tf-s, :. 100 II " o. Avenue -.
iy,x.D 10. Avenue 4. W corner o,h..'' isS -
lrresdlsr ls-sye. eoInff Morgen,hau.' s7s 1877
,es,,b-s, y, IS East. l6sylo0ll' Henry III ,
t;ucktn 4, Mary Rasnor ....-..
G, %ich"as-ave :. 20 10 Z, n 81 l5othft' ~'h ,
10 Iahn = Bnrfh . MAY !. Mott
ad-ate IS o, 80, I S,t,%; ION" l2ico
n. ',asI.,, . - Of lo 2Si map 'il.asc
"' WaEeTen 3oxioO Giuseppe Pngue To Mar nooo
Same property; Margaret ceourTe TO hT.ase. $500
buckley
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-20
WILLOW
lother fine rain Sunday.

Another fine rain Sunday.
Roy Wolf was the guest of Warren
Edison Sunday.
Mr.. Middleton is talking of erecting
a new wind mill.
Mrs. Moushang was calling on Mrs.
Middleton last week.
Most of the farmers of this place
have finished planting corn.
Most of the people of Willow creek
reservation were in Cowles Saturday.
The rain Sunday prevented Sunday
school and church at the Willow creek
school house.
Some Of the boys of this place are
wishing their corr was laid by SO they
could go to war.
Some of u farmers fear they will
have to plant their corn over because
of it rotting in the ground.
IE~NDERFOOT.