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Meal stations.
 Limited trains No 3. ,stb0GhqS, GARF Nc 4, eaStbo m l, run 'mi-weekly.
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 Pa>Se 'gers r Orih Of MOj9ve holding tif K- cts req ilg direct via Moi change ct Bursto7V tb No
 No VII leave Los Angeles It a, m. Tues TVS an Fridays TaSSin FarStDw at IA D. m and Ne rdlcS A D m same q ys: Alb lqu' r4Ue 3:i5 D m Wehne Sdays and lurcavS, irving at hiclga 9.43 m Frid TVS and Mon avs. PnsSenge from north Of Mojav1 m take the mitpd e;the: BarSiow or he Nc edleS . O fly fl -S e ss ti'ket> 90 d at II rltes are honnrcd II th linn ted rains
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 Pullman u',t sleeping CUTS fly thrOugl betwee1 Chi ago and san Franc scoaI.d U. ic go an Los tugei.>.
 Tonris arS leave SI- Frd"ciscO eve-y Tu s- day ni Los An-e ev " We II, sd y.runiilg through to Kan as Ci'y, ( hi ago and boStun. The Q ly .ile re ching te Grand Cam on of the Colo a.io
 Ask f'-a be beauti'ully lustr ted book which will be mailed free.
 JNO. l. BYRNE,
 Gen.Passenger Agent, Los Angel,s Cal
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NUTRIOSO J0TTINGS.
What s"'Erue" saw at NutriOSo
 this week

Harvest is almost over.
 Mrs Bndd Greer has returned home. Jack Frost did considerable damage to unripe grain and garden products. Mrs. Patrick Trainer Is going to Mag dalena to meet her sister. Sheriff w. V. Berry was here yes terday, snbp@naing jurors and wit nesses.
 .Orson Wilkins met with slight ac. cident yesterday. He was driving up the street on the running gears of a wagon when the reach broke causing him 10 fall under the wheels one pass. ing over his head.
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Tax Collectors S Notice.
 TAXES FOR 1898.

Notice Is hereby gwen that the Dup ica'e s. sessment Roll of Al ache coun'y. Ar'z ra Terri toy. for the year 3sS : s now in my losse sS:on for the col ectil of the tixes levied
 Taxes will be d linquenC on iffe third M day of December. 1Sgs. and unless paid on that d y or pIier thereto, five per cent will be added to the amount thereof penalty.
 Taxes are row due. and may be paid at myo of fee in St Johns. Apache c11nty, Aiiz st any tme within office hours, until December Iotk 1898.
 SCHUsTFR. Tax rClle"tor St, Johns Arizona, g embcr 2iih. 1893.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON

Noice is hereby given that an appl:c, on Will b made t1 the Governor nf Arizona wi hin thirty days from the date If this notice for the p rfon of Tre' que ino nde'aria, who is n W serv ng n 'rm of five years in the Terr torirl convicted at 'he O tohor Term IS :, in tho Dis tIict Court, Fourth Ju1ical Distrct Terr'tory of Arizona In and for the County of Apache
 S1 JOHNS, ARr1uNA
 September 24th, 1s9S.l
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4 grand military hall will be given in the Armary Hal Friday. Septenb Der 5Oih. Captain JarvIs has received his commission. and gives the party to stow ms gratitude to the boys for their choice.
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w H. Gibbons returned from Ala hamhra. California last Mond " morn- ing. He says that California iS much dryer than has been known for years. and that our own little burg IS para disc compared with it.
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for Publication.

[Homestead Entry No. I07OJ
 LAND CFE.CF AT Fn--coTr ARIZONA,
 Sert-Hghes Q 1898. Notice is hereby given that ina followin -- named sett CT has fled u0ii of is intention o make final pr, of Suprarto' his claim. an l that Said proof VII b. made ef,re the Clerk of the rob tie oIrt at St. fahsrs. "a Ire con .ty Arizona. on Oc-o5 20 ls2S, viz F lij.h R De- Wit. If Springervilt". Ariz 11s for fsa NEHNW 4 NWI4NE14 Wi4NC and NWl4~E4 Sec 6, NOrth. Rng.' ZS East. He names the Following B 51sSeS to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of , said lan1, viz;
 Duane Hamtil1. of Sp-ingerviIia. Arizona: James C, e ?. ot Spriu gerville, Arizona; g. H Howell. of Greer Arizona
 FREDERI T. A TBI1LE, ,JR., Register ri-et 7;,Hl:cs:iC CC Sent r. 1s9
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AGENTS WANTED
 For the Life of Vim. E. Gladstone.
By JOHN CLARK R1pPArH LID

By JOHN CLARK RIDPATH, IT. b.
 The most celebrated orator and statesman of nod Tn times His brilliant genius and rem trk / able char, ct r. his grand achievements as Leads- CT and ?. imP Minister; his magnificent triumpAa in gr et political uggleS; including his fsrouG SpI eeChes, striking incidents, personal snec. doieS. tt' Wary suDeIb enfrayings OVEK 2 50 PAGES. ONLY ;2jO Splendid CanvassinRr Ontft with ya!u ble pren ium. terms and full in. str ctiOES sent free for cents in st ms to cover DO [ ee Mes. Hheral terms guaranteed. Twen.- ty da' $ cT dit Freight D. i'd Agents makinR S 0' 10 $3b O. a day. Be first m the field. Order Outfittl- " Exp7rienc' net nc cesS>ry as ev rybo V W ,rts lt. Ment' on tlis paper NON ROE B0' K O., Dep'tJ., Dearbrn St, Ch;e4cr
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that It's shoulder was broken, it was found necessary to shoot the beautiful
 aDimal-for beautiful she was-ail are getting along fairly well and think themselves lucky that they were not all
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"FoR SALE--I2, 900 high grade. Fr, nc h Mrrino ewes. at 8. 50 delivered at Mar. Ia. Tex, October lst to 18th. Address l. F. rigner Albuquerque, or Tigner Bros, Maria, Tex"
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Col. A o. Brodie has been elected ss delegate to congress by the Repuh. liran party. He is one of the Rough Riders"
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 24.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.

w, II, Gibbons
 Chairman. soARpoFsuPEEvIsoRs l.. '. Brown.
 Eli-ha Av' rette,
 IL 1T. Greer, Clerk. Quarterly ,neeiings nf the Board will he held 7irxi Monday in Jan.. April. Iulvand 0ct. SHERIFF. Vi liam W B rrv BTTerrT ATTORNEY ...-.. Alfred Ruiz Rcosoye ...-.... . Grcs- PerHsreFs - Pen Sch~stt r 'f'nGr "r TIE DISTRICT COURT R. lpan pRoR4Tr frnGE l.. K GiI b~ns CLERK ov corRT .... ..-..- John T. HoPtt tn April and the first Monday in october.
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Capt. John T. Hogue returned from Prescott, last Thursday morning, where hs has heeu a Delegate 10 the Repuhli- can County Convention. He says it was the best Onvemtinn he ever attended,
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Two Peddlers with grapes from New Mexico are upon our streets, the grapes are sweet and delirious.
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Chas. Davis rame in from Ramah, New Mexico last Sunday. where he has been fir sometime. He intends return ing in few days.
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kx;1FsiO.IS t. the Pacific Coast This
 Summer.

Summer.
 The Santa Fe will sell cheap excur. sion tickets to Los Angeles, San Diego < Rodondo Beach CT Santa Monica during June, July and August. The summer at the seaside is not only delightful. but It IS a most beneficial change from the high attitudes of New Mexico and AIiZona
 There is no finer summer resort in the world than COrOn ado Beach. and Tn the summer one can stop at this bea tlful place at no greater expenss than at Criinary places. and at less than half what is costs at Atlantic Coast resorts.
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Mrs. A J Davis has inst received her fall and winter goods of Ladies and Misses hats. Anyone wishing a go' d hat can call at Mrs. 4. !. Davis'es store and get good one at a reasonable price.
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Dist. Attorney Alfred Ruiz returned from Prescott last Tuesday Alfred male quite record for himself down at the convention.
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Bon at St. Joseph. to Mir. and Mrs Sanu'eson. an her. boy at that. All are getting along pretty well. Mrs. Canuteson was formerly Miss Susie Chapman of St Johrs.
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$l0O REWARD!

For the capture of Will Smith, who broke jail on the morning of the 10th inst. will pay reward of $l00.
 W. w. BERRY, Sheriff.
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POST OFFICE.

JERRY GoNZ ALES. P. NJ. ofice hours 0p~' m (, ", mt. 7P. M. On Sundays rom l2fc p N Wsil .asns going east and te.' af 23n P.N. Going south. at g A. N.
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Y P. FISHER. NEWSPAPER ADvER- tisfng Agent 2 Merchants ~chaDge Building. San Frlncisc0. is our author zad igent. This paper kept Dn ffie in his nfftce.
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Mr. Gonzales returned last Thursday morning from Prescott, where he has been in attcntance to the Republican conniY Convention.
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C. l. k-mpe came over from "nncho last Saturday with load of fruit. he returned Monday.
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J. F. Wilson has been elected dele gate 10 congress by the Democraeic party.
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Brick are being burned for tho Acad- efny btsilding. and We are in hopes that work will soon commence again.
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The weather is Very rhangeable be- ing hot and dry this week.
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Mss Amanda Kempe returned home Fast Tuesday. She has been travelling for her health.
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Afr 'd kniz has just received fine piano, which he bought for his daught.
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The round mp pBssed through town one day this wetk k.
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Santiago Vigil. J. T. Lesneur's fore man is ih from the sheep camp.
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Joe. K"rnes came Tn from his ranch last Monday.
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We have n tie d d number of sheep buyers in town this week.
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Miss Anuie Greer of Concho was i'll town Wrdnesdav
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Hon. J.. Lesnenr left for the sheep camp last "Wednesday
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St. George Craaghe. wife and daught- CT were Tn town thi= week.
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s oCK OUT for the first signs of
 - Impure blood-Hood's Sarsaparilla IS your safeguard. It will purify. slrich aud vitalize your BLOOD.
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EphrIam Stradling ia in town again
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ALFRED RUIZ,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. DISTRICT ATTOR- IA ney of Apache county. Office in the Court House, St. Johns, Arizona.
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Harvest is nearly ever.

Ben. Brown was in town this week.
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Farmers gre husy cutting their hav.
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Ny @DTHT1GEEs 
 Of Voters.

ST. JOHNS, ARIZONA, May IA, 1898.
 lis or Ter by the BOarl of Supervisors that re- cgiotratiOn Of the voters of Apa, he unty be made for t. year 1898. aud the County Re. corder prepare q Great Regisera pub ish the required notice of such registration in ,he St. Johns H,rdld. J. H. GREER
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
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WALTER G. SCOTT.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. "A Office n the Armory building. up stairs. St. Johns Arizona
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NOMINATION. OF EAVAJO
 COUNTY

Followinc are 'he two tickets norni- mated in Navajo County.
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An Enterprising Druggist.

There are few men more vide awake and enterprjsEng than ST. gYhns Drug company, ~ llo sIrire no naIhs to secmre' the best oi everything in tGefr' line for tfeif many customers. They now have fhe vaTnab's 's agency for Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption. coughs and colds. Tfi- Is the wonderful remedy that is prodnciug such a fsFof aTf over the cnmntry by ifs many sfa-tTfng cnres. It absoTTtcly cures asthma bronchitis. hoatseness anef a.i affections of the throat. ehesC an,F lungs. Caif at aIrove drug store and gef triat bottle free or a regular size for 50 cents ani $l. Guar anteed 10 e4se or prlce FefUudt,i.
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A LETTER.

St. Johns. Arizona, 8 p ember 2iih.
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MARIA CAyozLssL.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
ENJOYABLE HACK PAR1y

A very enjoyable hack party to
Ashland left the home of Edward
O'Connor. No. 2S1 Monroe street. on
Friday might last. After the arrival of
the gay party at the home of S. Muir
ray, dancing and various forms of
amusement were indulged in. Among
those present were: Misses Helen c.
Casey, Nellie Gallagher, Alice Smith.
Anna and Mary Lucy, Sadie and Katie
O'Connor, Name and Katie Keenahan.
Sallie Harms, Mamie c. Cunningham.
Nellie Farren, Mary, Katie, Lizzie and
Theresa Murray, James Kelly. John
Harrington, James Gordon, George
Glynn, jules hane, George Corrigan.
William Mcmahon, Edward O'ConnIor.
Martin Meenahan, Rodger Megary,
Hugh Mcbride, John, Elwood and P.
McGinnes, Messrs Quinn and Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Murray, Of Ashland;
MIR. Hickey. of Kennett Square.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
NnAGIARA,s OCEAN SPIN.

New York, June 22-iHoward GOuld's
new steam yacht Niagara passed.
Quarantine, bound out, at 8 o'clock yes
terday morning and anchored in the
lower bay. later she went beyond
Sandy Hook and had a spin on the
ocean, returning in the afternoon. She
passed the Battery at 45O o'clock and
steamer up the Hudson river as far as
Irvington. Miss Kathrine Clemmons
and a woman friend were on board,
accompanied by Owner Gould. The
trio LEFT the Battery landing ON the
tug Moore shortly after Z O'Clock in the
morning and boarded the yacht at
Erie Basin. The captain of the Moore
Invited Miss Clemmons to- breakfast
with him. She said in reply: well,
captain, If there was nothing in sight
certainly would join you" The speed
trial trip Of the Niagara will be made
during the week, and will be private,
so far as known at present. The yacht
Is nominally the property OF the Har-
Ian and Holllngsworth Company. I'm
der her name on the stern the hailing
port is Wilmington, Del This will, OF
course, be replaced by New York
when the craft is turned over to Could.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20

Ter. The wedding will take place on
June 30, in Sacred Heart r. c. Church
at O'Clock a. m. Rev Father Hugo
pastor of the church. will officiate. At
ter the ceremony the couple will go on
a pr0tracted tour.
Miss Annie r. Williams, OF Wood
lawn, Md, is visiting Wilmington
| friends.
Mrs. Ernest Miller has returned from
visit to Mechanics Valley, Md.
Miss Fritz has returned from a visit
to Overbrook, Pa.
Presiding Elder Watt preached in
Hopewell, Md, yesterday.
Miss Greta Nields has returned from
a Western trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Robinson have
been visiting in Cecilton, Md.
Miss Hannah Bunting, Of Philadel-
phia, is the guest Of Mrs. Peter Wright.
J. E. Miller has been visiting his
parents, at Mechanics Valley, Nd.
Mrs. r. H. Matlack and L. Cole Mat
lack have returned from Seaford.
Postmaster Moore spent yesterday at
Rehoboth.
Miss Blanche w. Steele, has returned
from Germantown.
Alexander j. Butler and Miss Mary
Bonner will be married on Wednesday
next in st. Paul's r. G. Churh. The
groom is the choir leader of st. Mary's s
r. c. Church. Rev. Father Fallon will
perform the ceremony. 80
Mrs Clarkson Jennings is spending
few days with relatives and friends
in Harrisburg.
George A. Rumsey, formerly Of this
city, but new of Philadelphia, spent
Saturday and yesterday with relatives
in Wilmington.
Mrs. Luther and her daughter, Miss
o. May Luther of Hagerstown, Md,
are visiting Mrs. Robert ]. Handy and
daughter, at Holly Oak.
Andrew Marvel, of Georgetown,
spent yesterday. at the Clayton House.
Ex-Mayor Austin Harrington, VIII
liam S. Hilles and Walter H. Hayes are
in Mlddletown to-day.
Miss Mabel Parvis, OF Middletown, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hugh C.
Browne.
George A. Mlnngton, Of Dover, was
in town to-day.
Miss Mary Morrow has been engaged
to succeed Miss Heck as alto singer in
st. Andrews P. E. Church choir.
Alvin r. Morrison, James Moylin,
Edgar NJ. Hopes and William Lawton
went up the Susquehanna river this af-
ternoon on fishing trip.
Mrs. Sarah S. England and Mrs.
Mary S. Woodward spent yesterday
with relatives in Chester county, Pa.
Mrs ]. r. Cannon, Of this city, has
gene to Lee, Mass, to visit her sister.
Cards have been issued for the mar
riage Of Miss Margaret c. McAteer,
daughter of Mrs. Margaret McAteer, OF
this city, to John F. Moran, OF Phiia-
delphia, at st. Anne's Church, on
June 30
Mrs. James G. Hopes, Mrs. Edgar P.
Hopes and Mrs. Walter r. Coale, of
this city, visited Camp Tunnell, at
Middletown, to-day.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20

Washington Hastings feels that at
the present time President Mckinley is
too busy in appointing army officers
to pay any heed to the Wilmington
postmastership. While the friends OF
the other men are doing everything
in their power to use the delay to up
set the hopes OF the little man with big
chances, he is smiling in his sleeve
and pressing to his bosom that letter
which he received from President Nc
Kinley thanking him for the big boom
he gave the Mckinley movement out at
the st. Louis convention. The general
public is ignorant Of the warm spot
which Mckinley has in his heart for
the man who led the bolt from the Do
yer convention and then bowled out
Addicks at the St. Louis gathering.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20

McKendree Downiham is a credit 10
Delaware journalism, and we are sorry
that his state OF health compels him
to leave the local newspaper field. He
is man OF strong political convictions
which we cannot share, but his expo
sition OF them is devoid Of offensive
ness. Personally he is a man who has
friends wherever he is Known. We
trust that wherever he may go, or in
whatever new enterprise he may enter,
that he will have his health restored to
him and that success will attend his
business efforts.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
A. SURPRISE PARITY.

"A very enjoyable surprise party
was given by Miss Gertrude Biscoe in
honor Of Miss May Mearns, at No. 1903
West Third street, on Saturday night.
Many games were played and at late
hour the guests were invited to the dim
ing room. where refreshments Were
served. Among those present were:
Misses May Mearns, Gertrude Biscoe,
Mamie Mahoney, Bessie BlocksOm,
Mamie Russell, Bertha McDermott,
Bertha Harper, May MaIten, Mamie
McClane, Helen Bennett, Florence Nc
Mullen and Helen Draper, Clarence
Charsha, Gilbert Mearns, Herbert and
Harvey Mearns, Horace Mckay, Joseph
Dugan, Willie and Albin Shaw, Robert
Biscoe, Howard Richards, Mr.. and Mrs,
Biscoe and Mr.. and Mrs. Richards.
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In another column we print an inter
esting letter from Peter ]. Ford to a
friend in this city. 1t is evident from
its tenor that Wilmington loses moth
ing in his mind by what he sees OF the
Old World, and doubtless he will come
home, like hundreds Of others, fully
convinced that there are few places
more delightful to live in than oui
own little city, with the interests oi
which he has been associated for sucf
a long time.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
Full Set of Teeth, $500

greater than when the business was
more loosely conducted. The exigen-
cies Of banking to-day demand prompt
decision and action. Few transactions
were made between boards in former
years, whereas the bulk Of the business
is now done that way, and reported
next day to the officers.
Notwithstanding the exacting ma
ture Of the duties which Mr.. Comegys
has performed in bank. he has found
time for usefulness in other institu-
tions of financial, religious or chari-
table nature, where his wide experience
and irreproachaIble character have
been of substantial value.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
HIS EHRsT MASS.

Rev. Edward ]. Higgins said his first
mass in the Cathedra ! yesterday.
Father Connolly was deacon of the
mass; Father MacSweeney, sub-deacon,
and Father McGoldrick, master OF
ceremonies. Several students from St.
Mary's Seminary were on the altar.
Bishop Monaghan occupied his throne,
and preached the sermon. The choir
sang "Haydns Third Mass"
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
NOR TIHE sWINpLERs.

In our neighborlng State OF New Jer-
sey swindlers are taking advantage OF
the war scare to fleece persons who do
not care to 90 to the front either as
volunteers or drafted men. A dispatch
from WoOdstown, which is not many
miles from our own city, says that
these days Of war seem TO offer special
inducements to swindlers, and the
farmers have been singled out as the
victims. In that vicinity, however, the
arrival Of the swindlers will be a step
in the wrong direction should they fall
into the hands Of the soil tillers. The
swindle, which is known there, is
operated by two men, who have made
their appearance in different sections
of the state. One man gives every APP
pearance OF being United States army
officer, and the other is dressed in ci-
william clothes. Both men let the farm
ers understand that the are United
States officers sent out to draft all
nlble-bodied men, and that they must
so with them. Their plan is this: Az
ter giving the farmer 10 understand
that he must 90 with them without
any delay the soldierly dressed man
wanders away short distance, while
the man in civilian dress proceeds TO
close the game. He cautiously quizzes
the farmer alone, giving him the tip
that he win fix matters so that he will
not have to 80, for a certain money
consideration. OF course most OF the
farmers jump at the idea and give up
their hard cash. To those who can't
pay the officer says he will be around
TO take them away the next day. The
sharpers get from IS to $50 from the
farmers in preventing them from "be-
ing drafted" as they claim.
Now that the New Jersey authOri-
ties are on the lookout for the swim
dlers, they may cross the river and
endeavor to operate in Delaware. The
first person approached should prompt
ly report the fact to the authorities.
Meanwhile let all persons hear in mind
the fact that there has been no draft
and will be none until It is positively
known that the number OF volunteers
win prove inadequate to the task OF
coping with the Spanish forces.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
WnN,T PAY THE TAX.

The Retail Liquor Dealers Associa-
tion held a meeting yesterday in Ger
man Hail and reached an agreement
not to pay the extra 81 tax on beer. A
resolution was offered and passed
which said that the saloon-keepers
were unable to pay the tax, and il the
brewers insist on its collection the sa-
loon-keepers will boycott their beer
and purchase it elsewhere.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
LUTHERAN CHURCH FINISHED.

The new German Lutheran church,
at Sixth and Jackson streets was com
pleted on Saturday. The churcn Is
handsome brick edifice eighty feet long
on the Sixth street side, and sixty 1eet
wide on the jackson street SIDE. II
lis sixty-six and three-quarters iee'
high while the steeple is 135 feet hlgn
The architecture is Of an entirely new
design. Thebuilding OF this handsome
structure cost in the neighborhood Of
$40. .444. David Dangel was the con-
traptOr
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r0InR Ions SOLID.

On Saturday afternoon, the Crestopp.
Land aud Improvement Company sold
four OF its lots on the norths side. Inc
purchasers were as follows; George g.
Raymond. lot 2Ox1O0 feet, $S5; William
A. Coke, lot 1S9x12O feet, s9s.75; lot
40xlOO feet. $3.50. Total sales, $46S. I5.
The other twelve lots were not sold,
the prices realized on those offered and
sold moi being satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
REPAIRED AND BEAUTIFIED.

The work Of remodeling and beauti-
fyinrg St. Joseph's Church on the
Brandywine began to-day, and VIII
continue during the Summer months
The church will be thoroughly repaired
and decorated. New galleries will be
placed in and new stained glass win
dows, also stations of the cross, I'M
ported from Munich. The work is being
done under the supervision of Rev. w
j. Birmingham, the priest in charge
The church will be reopened and re-
dedicated the let of September.
Evening journal., 1898-06-20
HER soN REMAINED.

Several hundred persons were at
Camp Montchanin yesterday. When
the rain hegan to fall the crowd scat
tered i'm ali directions. Most Of the
visitors were from Philadelphia, but
mis- city was we'll represented. The
mo+her OF George Smith, CT Philadel-
mia whe enlisted last week, was at
the camp and she demanded the release
of her son. He is only 16 years old,
but said he was 21. He was not re-
leased and Mrs Smith left the camp.