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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1899-10-05
FOR CO. COMMISSIONER. i.
Petitions For Candidates For
Commissioner in 3rd.
District.

Petitions have been in circulation by
the friends OF Chas. Schumacher, IN
,he Third Commissioner district for
him to become candidate for county
commissioner at the election to be held
on Novem Der 7th next. The law re-
quires one commissioner to be elected d
from each district every year, TO hold
for three years. The term for which
Mr.. keeler was appointed to succeed
Commissioner Clark, will expire this
year end new commissioner will have
to be elected to take his place Mr..
Schumacher has decided to become
candidate in response to the request
from the voters of his district.
The petitlon was signed by most every
one in Courtenay, it Is stld, and largely
IN other parts of the districts where Mr..
Schumacher Is we'll known. He is en-
gagged in farming, bis farm being miles
south west OF Courtenay, and has been
resident OF some ii years standing in
the county. Those who have had busi-
ness dealipgs With Mr.. Schumacher say
he is we'll qualified to fill the position OF
commissioner.
Petitions are also IN circulation for
Commissioner Frank Keeler Of PinRree
to become q candidate.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1899-10-05
THE DECORATIONS

jamestown W6e never rs &o0oT6lly
and as profusely decorated for any &C.
oasion ss this. Thousands OF ysrds OF
bunting, and thousands of fa2s big and
little have been used. The wind whip
ped them around considerably yesterday
but they presented fine appearance to-
day. They represented an expense of a
goodly sum in money, besids much
time and labor.
Fifth avenue. in the business part, was
very handsomely decorated. The view
from the M. E. church corner was snllv'
eniug and beautiful. The sidewalks
were crowded with people ana every
where there was color and activity end
plenty of noise.
The telegraph and telephone poles on
both sides Of the avenue we're Warped
with bunting-red, blue and white.
The principal business buildings and
store windows we're bright with the na'
tionsl colors, and flags. Over fifth
avenue at the crossing Of Front and
Main streets the Electric Light CON-
psny placed in large letters "Welcome'
and Go H." The letters were made OF
hundreds OF red white and blue incsn'
cescent lamps and when light presented
a most besutiful appearance. 1t was
the chief street decoration and was
equal to the occasion.
Flags were drsped from every window
of the Gladstone and Capital hotels.
The banks, RAILROAD depots and head
quarters building we're gay with bant.
ing and flags. The stores along the
street presented q fine appearance.
The merchants IN the Watson block
Orlady, Halstead and Lsthrop-joined
in very attractive arcade of flags and
buntings and the same was continued
along the store fronts OF Churchill
Webster 4 Bolinger and E. 8. Lawrence.
The James River Bank building was
eIaborateIy decorated from the roof to
the basement. Heavy folds of bunting
were around the entire building and IN
the windows.
The Columbia Clothing o., had tine
desplsy also over It's front and IN the big
windows. Postmaster M,tchell's build
lng was bright with dags and was very
attractive. In the windows hung PIC
lures Of Mckinley and Dewey wreathed
with flags and ropes of colored tissue
paper The entire front Of the post
Office was decorated and excited many
compliments. Beck's big store front
and windows came to the front as usual
az did Crum's and Ohristopherson &
Reed. 1he Opera House block contain
ing Kirk & Allen's, and Lymsn's large
stores were bright with colors. In Ly-
mans special attraction was seen in
tho war relics Of ls6l-5, guns, pistols, q
camp tent, pan of beans and bacon and
the reminders OF . soldiers life in the
field.
Stone's large front was much admired
especially the piece done IN artificial
flowers over the front door. "Welcome
10. H." Chsses decorated bicycle,
Flints, Hofscker & Smith, Fellows,
Bald WINS, Gieseler's, Wbite's, Chsnery
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1899-10-05

With the Fort Totten hand playing
patriotic air, the fire whistle shriekinR
and an immense crowd waiting i'm
patiently at the depot, the train bearing
Companys q. G, I, u, G and B arrived
in jamestown Sunday afternoon at 3:25.
A delegation headed by Mayor Steele
went west on No. l yesterday to meet
the hoys and welcome them long and
hearty.
Cheers greeted the boys as they
slighted from the tram. The members
OF Company H we're welcomed by their
friends and relatives aud went at once to
their homes. They we're all tired after
their long journey and needed rest.
Company d, Devils Lake, were given
dinner while the other companies we're
taken to the Workmen hall and given
lunch. Thirty of the Devils Lake boys
had dinner at the Delmonico and eiRh-
teen at the Gladstone. Il took but
fifty.five minutes to unload the troops,
march them to the hall and return them
to the train. ..
The Devils Lake Company left on a
special for M,nneswsukan about an
hour after the arrival OF the regiment.
From Minneawaukan they were taken
on Mayor hermann's boat to Devils
Lake, where they we're given royal
welcome. The boys were sorry to part
after being in the same regiment for
seventeen months.
The boys have changed considerably
in appearance during their absence. The
hardships of the campaign have had
come effect. They have regained their
health wonderfully on the voyage across
the Pacific and during their stoy in San
Francisco. Some Of them stated that
the wind of Saturday and Sunday chill
cd them greatly. It will take some
time for them to become acclimated.
1t IS remarkable fact that although
two members of members Of the COM
pany died of disease and one was killed,
none Of these we're we'll known in James.
town or IN North Dakota. They had
no relatives in the state and hence their
lose was not felt as ksenly as would
have otherwise been the case.
The boys all speak we'll of Captain
Port Eddy and cay that he always plan
ned to have things az comfortable ss
possible for them. The other officers
are also praised by the men and are pop
ular. The best OF good feeling exists
between the men and also the officers.
Major White was especially commended
for his general efficiency and good fell
lowship He is q great favorite with
the men, being a man Of good sense
who was not affected in the least by be-
ing transformed from plain civilian to
an officer OF considerable power.
The men were given breakfast at
Dickinson yesterday morning and we're
royalty entertained. They reached Bis
msrck at noon. There wss q large
crowd present to welcome Company A.
The appearance OF the boys 10 on the
whole greatly better than expected.
Many look even in finer physical condi-
tion than when they left. Their man
nor 10 more formal perhaps and dlgnified
and in all decidedly soldierly bearing
10 msnifestsd. They all move erectly,
and look % it the II months of foreign
service in On army OF occupation had
made . deep and lasting impression on
each man. Some Of the boys have
grown nOtlcably older, others have not
changed any in appearance. A few
show tho traces OF hot climate and sick-
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1899-10-05

James Schaeffer has leased the Colum.
bis of Landlord Shain and will shortly
take charge. His family will arrive
from the east scop.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1899-10-05
OUR SOLDIERS HOME AGAIN

Was
Whistles
Scenes Hospitality Welcome Never Before Witnessed Here The
Soldiers Happy % Home
Affecting
The Pacific Special The
Conn The Parade
a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-05-04
GOOD LOOKS.

Some people say good looks
doesn't matter, but they don't be-
lieve it. Looks do matter, and
matter very much, aid the woman
who does not care about her APP
pearance and TO make herself pleas
ing to the eyes Of others is no true
woman. Most women have an in
nate love of the beautiful, which
makes them careful for their own
sakes to look as nice as they can,
but even supposing that in some
this feeling does not exist, they are
not exempt from the duty Of making
the best Of themselves.
Expensive or even fashionable
clothes are not within the reach of
every body, but neatness and dainti
ness are, and after all is said and
done, dress only contributes to
beauty, and does not make it..
Culture and education are I'M
portant factors in the making Of
beauty Indeed, 8 gently reared,
refined and intelligent girl can
hardly fnl TO BE- plensing-looking,
la spite of lackiug any reA beauty
Of feature. The training Of the
mind is 40 immense AID to beauty.
md this one often secs in gil's who
haya been taken from surroundings
whore they were intellectually
starved, ard whore they bad q dull.
heavy iooS mach The reverse or
pleasing. pl4cod iD refined sur
roundtngs and given intellec'u5Iad.
yautagcs, even the pl,i1cst OF them
acquires a grace and dignity and a
urRutues5 winch arc perfectly
Transforming and reveal beauty
hth RIO unsuspected.-Home and
Garden.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-05-04
SOME FUNNY ADS.

Somebody has been collecting
queer advertisements here are
few specimens
Wanted-An organist and boy
to blow the same.
Bulldog for sale; Will eat any
thing; very fond Of children.
Wanted--A boy TO be partly
outside and partly behind The coun-
ter.
Widow in comfortable circum-
stances wishes to marry two sons.
Annual sale now on. Don't 90
elsewhere to be cheated-come in
here.
For Sale-A pianoforte, tho
property of musician with carved
legs.
Wanted-Room by two gentle.
mon about 30 feet long and 20
feet broad.
a lady wants to sell her piano, as
she is going abroad in "a strong
iron frame.
Wanted-For the summer, cot.
tage for a small family with good
drainage.
Wanted-By respectable girl,
her passage to New York; willing
TO take care Of children aud "a good
sailor.
To be disposed of, mail
phaeton, the property of gentle
man with a movable head piece rs
good as new.
Lost-Near Highgate arehway,
AN umbrella belonging 20 gcntle.
man with q bent rio and bone
handle.
Lost-.A collie dog by man on
Saturday evening answering to
jim with brass collar round his
neck and muzz'c.
Mr. Brown, iurrier. begs to an
uOanCe that Dee win make up gowns.
capes, ETC.. for ladies out OF their
own skins.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-05-04

Under the ,Lpye heading the
News of Greeuyilie, South Caro-
lima. Of April III contained "a
splendid editorial about The pros
pective departure Of the soldier
boys from the camp there aud ,e
cxir,ct from It as fellows:
They are going. In few days
we will miss The bluc uniforms. the
whre ana gold soldier straps. the
sliilcd legs AMI the ceasoless
clump. cluup. clnmp "f the boys
ma, ching in army shoes tina, made
our str,ots pictures Of busy life
aud movement and gwen us
chprming color schemes.
Good bye. you good West Vir-
ginia boys, last of all ro 60. sharing
the supreme affections of THE
community w,:I tic : ,nkce dandy
b Massachusetts. You two RI i-
m Rts did not love eacn other, but
we who were impartial could see
the beauties and virtues i'm both of
YOU. You are al good Americans,
stalwort, study representatives. of
the best manhood and the special
local ideas of your States. If there
h al been need we know you would
have burst your respective hearts
out trying to see which cosld carry
the fl @ furlhest up hill against
IA hail of hostile bullets, Just ns the
Old Nirginians and North Caro-
linians did at Gettysburg-they
have been quarrclliug now thirty
odd years over which State left its
dead closest to the federal cannon.
ana its only matter of few yards
because both were practically wiped
out. We are fighting people all
through, we Americans, which is
the truth, and my the Lord have
mercy on whoever gets in our way
Good bye, boys, you half timed
youngsters from tho Hatfield Nc
Coy clans of West Virginia and
Kentucky who came out to 6ght
with the ieweiry makers from
Attleboro', Mass, and the disciples
Of the occult from Beacon Hill.
Boston. You will bear our ben
sious with you. Go home prouder,
better and broader Americans.
Tell your mountaineer people Of
the comrades you met from Mnssa-
chusetts and South Carolina, from
the ice line to the rice line.
And GreenvilIe, missing the
soldiers, looking on darkened and
comparatively deserted streets-if
she objects TO looking and feeling
like thirty cents, let her peopla
move, An electric street railway
line, "a modern opera touso and
hotel which will hold its own with
the best are her hopes. All these
can be accomplished by September
and we can be kept aiIye, moving
and hopeful if each man of us here
will do his full and honest part in
building. pushing and developing
the town.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-05-04
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
Arch Enemies TO Peace the Unlovely
Fashions Warmer Weather.

Between the fire fend AMI the
secret prisoner, the country is not
having he happy time it should
enjoy, now that Tho weather is so
pleasant. and war is ended official
Nv, formally, tremendously and
properly. The Samoans are still
keeping things warm at the present
writing.
The chain of evidence against
Roland Molineaux is Tightening
daily. If guilty, who so deserving
Of punishment as he =! II is a ter
rible thing for youDg man so re
plete with the best forces and facili-
ties to misuse his opportunities as
he seems to have done. One can
form some conception OF the pas
sion which nerves the hard to deal
sudden death by blade or bullet
under great prOvocation ;but the arts
Of the underhaud assassin are. let
us hope, beyond the average grasp.
My gracious Dame Fashion
should weep and hide her head
when confronted with the hideous
skirt models, tight waists and
scanty sleeves she has foisted upon
us. But the season is young yet,
so she has big chance for reform
ing before her.
The sweetest little cap that was
ever designed for mortal baby is
shown by Best & Co. 1t is of
finest oIgandie, covered with hand
tucks run with baby ribbon and
rare Valenciennes insertion lace.
The face is outlined by a ruche of
plain net; and perched right on top
Is big rosette of ribbon, matching
IN color that which appears in
the tucks.
The pineapple gauzes from the
Philippines are having great
ovation. They slightly resemble
organizes, and are made up over
silk linings.
Blue is the seasons pet color. 1t
runs from the palest "baby" tint
10 an almost purple hue.
Every woman realizes the i'm
portance Of q perfect corset. The
only one that can BE depended
ufon to keep IT'S shape as long as
IL lasts, must be made right. in the
frat place. GOOD Grrssers mv.i
big select The r & g.. becluso OF
Its exquisite modelling.
Pcs5lan patterns ore gre sellers.
end appear both in SIX aud cotton
VpHgps.
fne English girl much affects
The ugly box cost.
The coolest kind NJ dress or
Wiist Tor summer Is Of Chinese or
JapsuesC silk.
White tallc Deckties covered with
p rrow tuiIe fuchcs ut the ends are
pretty and bpcJmin2.
EyELYN GABLE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-05-04
PREACHER
Who Combines the Business OF Depu-
~ Sheriff Suspends his Sermon
TO Make two Arrests.

BluefeId, w. Va, April 2l.-
Mercer county is still ahead. One
of Sheriff Whites deputies Of that
county is preacher. which does
not prevent him from being one
of the most efficient officers in the
county. Last Sunday he had an
appointment to preach near
Spanishburg and there was q large
attendance. After service began
the preacher deputy noticed that
two men were in the audience for
whom he had warrants and for
whom he had been searching for
some time. After the opening
hymn was concluded he gave out
his text, and then, to the great
surprise of his audience, drew his
pistol, walked down the aisle and
arrested the two fugitives. After
securing hem with handouts, he
led them back to the pulpit and
went on with his sermon rs is
nothing unusual bad occurred.
The TWO prisoners are now in jail
here under sentence.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-05-04
I IFE INSURANCE.
L&A1S q I2SSeSe-1sAaSAS

WHEN You INSURE Your LIFE.
select Massachusetts Company,
under he " Massachusetts, system I"
which guarantees equity to all. No
one insured in Massachusetts
Company has lost anything ON ac-
connt of failure to pay premiums.
Premium reduces as the age of tho
insured gets greater. Investignis
the plan of the y EW ENGLAND
MU UAL LIFE INSURANCE
co. Of Boston, Mass. Write. Civ.
ing age and occupation, and receive
Il specimen policy with full instruo-
tons.
W. II. L. MONTGOMERY,
Representative,
ICNNEIToN, WEST VA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-05-04
BERRYGOOD

The famous comedian, Burton,
once owed q bill % 20 grocer named
Berry. He WIS go much annoyed
20 the persistent efforts Of The man
10 collect that on bis last visit The
comedian vazod angry and said
You have presented your BILL,
Berry, before 10 is due, Berry.
Yocr father thc elder Berry, would
not have been such q goose. Berry,
bot J don care - straw, berry;
and 10 you come b2ck here again
Ili give you poke. Berry. and
kick your wasp, Berry until 10 is
bisck, Berry,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-05-04

"Whcn The sap, begins to rise
aud the geese begins to mate, we
near He gentle ctrol Of the county
candidate. o. he'sa Jolly fellow.
and he's fnll " vun c0ucejts, and
sees q BOSOM friend Iu every man he
meets. lie asks about your fun e.
~. your horses and your hogs, and
shows friendly interest boz the chill.
dren and the dogs. q. he'sa iOlIv
gsutlsmAr.ps game3Dme as limb.
as bliihsome as meadow lark, and
happy as clam. lis prospects
are the brightcst and biz chIpces
they arc sure, and be spends bis
money freely and he helps The
needy poor lic goes 10 church on
sunday and bic pious trllts appear.
but when ICs necessary he will set
up the beer O, he's ssbpuine.
Oouyant duck, he jocund. candi-
date, be starts out early in the
morn and stays until its late. His
patient wife uulocks The door. and
with % look OF pam. che save: 'Yon
needn' Doe 90 me, vour lcg's been
"a llad azaiu- "-EM.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-05-04

The above e. titl chancury cause bv % de-.
cree OF tho 'hcuit Ou of Preston .Ourtv.
made therein ou The u dat OF go ch. IS OBJ.
I2'. nying been rcferre tot1c undersigned
Commis.ionef boo Chaucefy. with thr fuluvi e
direction: tU ascertain and report thu r.Hl
c-tHie oWUl hY ODE defendant ioee1 ~.
GfOves tho tafo AND condition OF tIr title
thereto. tie Iicus and charges thereon their
amt ANTS. character. priorities. aud t5 whom
Ofine sud that De report any pffo, a.t,uruf
matter which rnHy be- deemed so hy mm.rlT ON
rtguirel hy the 3D. r. o. 0r any OF lhcHn
Ihe Iartica Gov said cau.c Co wit: Ih. Union
Trust Company Do uiufi0 and NOsat o. Groves
defendant wi'l. therefore. take rotIrr tuft CD
the i8 day Of My. n 3d.. 1890, go fut o.i.e in
kine"2nd Preston county ,Mc.t Virginia. Q
tiNCu una gr uy hand ttis Do "a ~ of Nrril. A.
~ 1850 D. ISL. So traov C0nt.uIs.i ..t.r
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. II-EL0LIEN noLDIns-

I"a. persons holding liens bv Judgment.
or utnrrwi te, uu Sine tal e.lnfc or ariv
pHrt turIe e of Be- r. Hepurif:
Do Iur. nance Of dec co. uf fh. C,fruff C.rtrf
poIdlrG. t1 subject thc real refaf. of fIc .aif
Irpptrt to the ,aUelac. inu of TIE liens
Toe. tit 'f 10 1re hereby required tD pres cnt aII
cls li. ltIo nf rDu aud each 0f sou against the
sa lh y D.. hoppert. which are liens on hi- real
estate on any pHri % DO. iOr ad Indication. fo
zoe. ny olnco in kidgwood Preston Gouufg.
vs. ESQ virginia. 0n OF before tbe i1th day III
Nav. a d.. 1897
9iyeuundcr roy hand thstftb day of April
a. d.. ie9 p.
~ Wsaos. Commissiaaeu.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-05-04
Z orlcE roIIEN naL.EMs.

Toa'l persons boiling lions by iufg.r-uf ,r
Otherwise. ON thc rcH estate. or amy 1arl
fhUFeof. at Woes G. Groves.
of Preston Couu.y. WaiD iu 20 cqu.c. tberein
pcndrH. tu subject fhH real estate uf tG. s,iI
NuseH ". Groves fp tup abstraction of tho lions
thereon. fpu dre hereby rpQuireI tn present Do
claims ne hN YOU aud each of YOU nrfifisf flo
tnid hoscs n. Groves. which are rrr4 1f his
teHi estate or any nHrt O. be-. fsr adudicatlun.
go ue. go my Office iu kld1wo0i Preston
,"lhp "eN NirEiuin-ou or before che 18Th
day ui lHy. a I'D I-an
"A. 10 is.B
$40 IN. 80 90
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Morgantown and Kingwood Railroad
Company

and the court deems Il desirable for said Die
I, c' 20 appropriate money for the Iurposcs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-05-04

Therefore u Is ordered nv ne County Cour.
OF ~ este County th"t vote ~ The legally
be taken at a Special ectiOn which shaiI be
held on
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V utREA-. many voters 81
Valley District ia Preston Countg.

ha pet Toned and asked fhts cnurt 10 .ub ~
10 the voie-e "f said Vaile. Dis'rct The question
or fnofor. Ding rtd arpr igiatiug rooney or
bonds To cid ~ the co'. ncfin ~ the S,if-
read Tie cgraph and To euhone li e. uronoSet
70 ne con- tficlcd ADD ";,eraf I'll IN through
by the said ~ N'N''
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-05-04
RHhR0ED B0EDS.
srArE oF W. vIRGIN1A.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CoUNrY or PRssrOS ~
Ar CountY CONT held t,r said cou1tT
at the Cou.t Iloase thereof. on Tues
day. the 'he S'hof April. a. .. 1872.
the following order was made and
entered ~ record. viz:
"Wit bFAS. he MOrgant ~, ani Rirg,vonf
PalirOa ororauv h1- y en- f~i- az d fo-.d
~ q urgHnizei under the Laws car Vireiafa
WIFI inIfal stock 6yed az sac OF the
purpose - .'siructii r ard o-era''n- "a uaii-
to1f with Ieie h,lIc ti. 10 ee-rnl, "a . f-.,rn
point ~ ~ ~ the town 90 eorganfowr 81 Va
Va. and
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-24

DRUG CLERKS WHO ARE NOW EN-.
ployed can learn of an honorable and
easy means of adding to their income
without interfering with their present
position, by addressing e. G.. c., box
1892 Schenectady, N. Y.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-24

Have you thought of Yarmouth as a
good place to spend your vacation in? If
not, let us send you a booklet. The sum-
mer temperature at Yarmouth is a con-
slant delight: other conditions for enjoy
ment are excellent; good fishing, boating
and bathing, good roads and charming
scenery; air that cures hay fever in a
day. Yarmouth has also the one thing
needed TO enable you to thoroughly enjoy
all these-one of the best hotels in Canada
-"THE GRAND" Address
+. c. WILSON. Manager.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-24

wish to spend a few quiet weeks in the
country; large, cool sleeping and dining
rooms; pleasant scenery, large grounds;
hammocks, settees; all kinds of berries,
vegetable garden, eggs, milk, cream,
butter; trout brook good team, pleasant
drives; mail every day; one-halt hour
drive from station near many places OF
interest: IS per week. Highland Farm,
Freeport. Me, box $50.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-24

SILVER BEACH, NORTH FALMOUTH,
Mass; we have got six new cottages
for sale or to rent for the season at
four bed rooms, large sitting room,
fireplace, kitchen and dining room,
pump in kitchen good water, good
boating, fishing, plenty of shelltish, and
Bay; come and see us or write for full
particulars; we can sell you nice lot
to build on. B. B. Nutter, E. P. Williams.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-24
FOR SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE NEW HOUSE, R. w.
Emerson of Boston, architect lower story
of stone, hardwood finish, electric light
ing, steam heating, all modern conven-
fences, large lot of land with room for
stable and good-sized garden. situated
on Park way, off Burncoat street, with
in 1850 feet of car line, only II minutes
ride from Lincoln sd. and l6 from city
hall. win be sold on very favorable
terms Apply to Elnora w. Curtis. Tel
ephone 1854