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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-11
Costumes and Wraps

From Paris come the Model Gar
ments. They're here. with their re-
productions by American tailors. With
them are the selected creations Of
American designers and cutters, who
have drawn inspiration from the foun-
tain heads of Fashion.
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After an
Introduction,

If you're interested, it's we'll to
look into the standing of your
newly made acquaintance; as to
his reputation, reliability, and
characteristics. We introduced
ourselves to the women of Sctan-
ton, through the Tribune, last
September and again on March
9th.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-11
D|SFIGURED
FOR LIFE

Our little girls humor commenced with
tiny sore on one nostril, but II kept on spread.
ing till we thought she would never get It
cured. We tried everything wo could get,
but II kept getting larger all the time, Til
both nostrils, the upper lip, a part Of the loper
hp, and up one side 10 thc eye, rere solid sore.
We thought there was no euro, and that sho
would DO disdgured for lie Finally we tried
CurIcuRA REMEDIES. We used CUT1cURA
REsoLynST and nearly q boz Of cUr1CuRA
(ointment), and in q short time she was en-
tirely wen, with no scar or trace OF the humor.
Mrs. VIM. CHICHESTER, Plainville, Ct.
srttpr CrRx TRp LruIrT Tob TohruRira, Disrlg.
rEtNo urpons wtIu Loss or HAtE. baths win
CUrtcrHA soar, gentle snoihhnt. with CUricVtA thd
mild dosss OF CUTICuRL REsoLvHFT.
a,ldth,o,vhoutt tNs world. rorrps DRue AND CHEN
Com Prop,, Boston. nov 20 Cure Baby Hunon, frea
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We are wilma

To spend more time in the show
ing of all these than we have
in the telling, whether you buy
or no.
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"Things Ill Gotten .
Are III Spent. "

This is true of the man
svhose physical condition has
forced him TO call upon his
nerves to make good the de-
pletion of the rest of his sys-
TEN. The overdraqvn busf-
ness man is overdrasvn be-
cause he lacks proper capital.
The capital of the physical
man is pure. wholesome. life
gfvfng blood.
Make this capital for yourself and do
not overdraw. The best blood giving
banker is Hoods Ssrsaparills. 1t lends
and gives interest, too. You cannot
beat that. II your physical bank ac-
count is low, see what this banker will
do for you. 1t nerer disappointS.
Rheumatism A few bottles Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla entirely cured my sufferings
from rheumatism. Later on it stopped
dyspepsia from which / suffered intensely
can eat anything now." WIN. A. BUCKLEY
344 Summer St., East Boston, Mass.
ScrofuIa-"W When three months old our
baby Roy was covered with itching and
burning scrofula sores The best physicians
failed to relieve. Hoods SarsapaTilla saved
his life as II made permanent cure" MRS.
LILLE NJ. FISH, East Springport, Mich.
Stomach Trouble 1.-Two years suffer
| ing with stomach trouble made me weak,
run down, with severe headaches. Life
was a burden TO me until took Hoods
| Sarsaparilla which cured me. 1t makes my
| children strong and healthy" MRS. M.
| BACH, Gil I'd ST., n. h., Minneapolis, MINI.
Indigestion ~ now have a good APP
| petite, eat well, sleep well and my dyspep-
| sia and indigestion have left me. The
reason is / took Hoods Sarsaparilla which
| entirely cured me. ] am Baggage Master
| on the b. & o. Railroad" THOMAS Coles
11s Carr St., Sandusky, Ohio.
Blood Poison - At l2 had bone dis
ease and used crutches. Doctor prescribed
and wanted to scrape it. My grandfather
| gave ME Hoods Sarsaparllla. After taking
| four bottles threw away crutches, am well
| and 90 to school," CHARLES CAMPBELL, 1916
Ontario Ave, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
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WIN. CONNELL. President.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., Vice Pres.
WILLIAM Ii. PECK, Cashier

The vault OF this bank Is pro.
tected by Holmes Electris Pro.
tective System.
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NARcH 9, '9s.
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but thus far have been unable to locate
the pin. g.
The Coconino sun., 1899-11-18
Mineral Application No. 423. ,s.

United States Land once, Prescott, Arizona,
 October sS, 1899. 1s
 Notice Is hereby given that Ralph H. Cameron ct al whose postoffice address is Flagstaff. Ari- zona, have made application for United States patent for the Last Chance lode mining claim, and Last Chance mill site claim. mineral survey No. 1888 A and B. situate in the Grand Canon Mining District, County of Coconfno, Territory of Arizona, covering 75O feet in a north-easterly direction and 750feet in a south easterly direction from the discovery point, and more particularly described as follows, to-wit:
 Last Chance Lode Survey No. 1858 A.-Be- ginning at Cor. No. set sandstone slab 34 ins i2 ins ins IS ins in ground with mound of stone alongside, chiseled i-lS6s A, whence Cor. No of location brs s l2 degrees S6 minutes F. 106 1t U. s. L. M. No. brs s % degrees i3
The Coconino sun., 1899-11-18

Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the stockholders of Arizona Lumber Timber Company held ct the ofice of said corporation in the Town of Flagstan on the 27th day of February, 1899, due notice thereof having regu- larly been given to all the stockholders of said corporation and all of the shareholders of said corporation having been at said meeting repre- sented and all of the requirements of the By Laws of said corporation having been fully complied with. the following resolution was at said meeting unanimously adopted by Q vote of all shareholders of said corporation there rep resented:
 Resolved, That 1t is the sense of this meet ing that such steps as are necessary be taken by the proper officers of Arizona Lumber & Timber Company to amend it's articles of incor- poration in such manner that the Board of Directors shall consist of three ys) members in- stead of i've (5) as at present called for by said articles of incorporation"
 Now. therefore, In pursuance of said resolu- tion, notice is hereby given to all stock holders of Arizona Lumber Timber Company that Paragraph Fifth (5th) of the articles of said corporation as the same appears of record in the ofiice of the County Recorder of Coco nino county, Arizona Territory, in Book I at Pages g ct seq of Incorporation be. and the same Is hereby changed and amended so as to read as follows: er P" Nv
 "Fffth-That the afiairs of said corporation are to be conducted by Board of three (s, Directors from amongst whom the President Secretary and Treasurer are to be chosen and who are to be elected annually to serve one year or until the election and qualification of their successors"
 And the parts of said articles of incorpora tion not effected by the above amendment shall read as the same appears in the present charter,
 M. J. RIORDAN Secretary of Arizona Lumber & Timber Com pany ana agent for the stockholders of said corporation.
 hereby certify that the above is a true and correct copy of the proceedings had at the meeting of the stockholders of the Arizona Lumber q Timber Company a corporation. held at its once in Flagsta1. Coconino county
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
COrNrY OF CoCONINo.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, o.
 COUNTY OF CoCONINO. S" On this day before me, E. E. Ellinwood Q Notary Public in and for Coconino county, Ari- zona Territory, personally appeared M. J. Rior- dan, known to me to be the Secretary of Ari- zona Lumber Timber Company, corpora ton. and to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purposes and considerations therein ex- pressed. sFa
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hereunto [sEALl set my hand and affixed my ofncial seal
 this 27th day of October, 1899 sJs- My commission expires July g, 1901.
 F.. E. FLEETWOOD, Notary Public. U. s. Documentary stamp, iOc, cancelled i0-S-29.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ss a. COUNTY or COCoNINO '"' IT. E. Pulliam. County Recorder in and for the county and territory aforesaid, hereby cer- tify that have compared the foregoing copy of the articles Of incorporation with the original notice of amendment filed on record in my once on the 18th day of October, 1899 in Book One CD of Articles of Incorporation on Page Two Hundred and Tweuty-Six (ss6). Ct seq. and that the same is Q true and correct copy of such original and the whole thereof. "t7 WITNESS my hand and seal of oficc this 18th [sEALI day of October. 1899. hh
 T. E. PULLIAM. County Recorder. U. s. Documentary stamp, i0c, cancelled T. F. F. iO-28-99
 First publication October g. 1 'fs'
The Coconino sun., 1899-11-18

Arizona Territory, on the 27th day of February 1899. M. J. RIORDAH Secretary of Arizona Lumber & Timber Com- pany and agent for the stockholders of said 'i corporation. -rt ltf
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ,.s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-24
As to MiIeare RnnI.n.

" lines members of the Northern
Ias bureau withdrew from the Cen
PASSENGER Association bureau because
law passed by the Michigan Iegisla-
Mo years ago requiring Michigan
~ 70 sell an Interchangeable 1000 mile
\ loF s2o, good for any member of a
wy ana accept the same on the trains.
ana outside OF the State OF Michigan
~ MOI agree TO accept the books for
- on the trains, and consequently
ave not been good over the roads
t OF the Central Passenger Asso-
y Iss has been in the courts for two
was carried TO the United States
"A court. and that tribunal has de-
we michigan law unconstitutional
NM that legislature may fix the
.m rate that can be charged by @
IVA, but can not force the railroad
s'ly 10 accept it.
IN -, Is now open TO make the Cen
sn@nger association interchange
.rsase books good over all roads in
4, s,,lory Of the association. The de-
5vi, 1--we that the selling OF mileage
BARN entirely optional with a railroad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-24

Tho mean annual rainfall IS given ior
the following places: Fort DAVIS 2o-So
inches: ri Paso. 10 II inches Galveston,
So so inches. Austin. 1918 inches; Psles,
tine. AZ sc inches: san Antonio SS'Si
inches.
The relative humidity OF El Paso anu
Fort Davis is in accord With the dinerenee
in rainfall, as the following, giving tne
mean annual relative humidity and mean
annual midday humidity, will show
Mean annual humidity; Fort Davis, 90
FL Paso. as; Galveston, IS; Palestine ~
San Antonio. 50
Mean annual midday humidiiy Iort
Davis. 81. .; Ei Paso, Si.S; Galveston. ssh;
San Antonio. Sc
The mean annual difference oetWeen
the temperature and dew point, taken az
II D. m. is as follows Fort Davis. 81
degrees, El Paso. 23.s degrees calves
ton. 72 degrees; San Antonio. 1913 de-
grces.
In the case OF El Paso and Fort DAVIS
the difference between The night tempera-
turo OF given time and the Temperature
necessary 70 bring the AIR to POM %
ssturation lie so great that u If pracii csily
never reached. and no dew falls AZ einei
place
In the matter OF uunships and the entire
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-24

The worlds record for swift travel
around the world will soon be eut IN
twain. Prince Hilkoff Russian minister
Of communication. stated at tne recent
meeting Of the European railway mai
ayers that when the new Siberian rsilS'oy
is completed it will be possible to travel
around the world in thirty thrse days. At
present the best possible record is sixty
six DAYS. Prince Hilkon arranges Its
thirty-three-da itinerary.
In calculating this run Prince lliAji
estimates Ipeed on the Siberian railway
at The very modest rate OF but forty ign.
lSilometers or thirty miles, per llotr.
Fastor communication both by sea and
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SHORT TESAs SPECIALS

CoRS1CANA.- - Several improvements are
under way IN tho business section Of tho city
TERRELL. Rev I. y rltmane revival
mucting at the Baptist church Is a successful
ore.
KAUFMAN T. w Clark and Rev Q.
S rhomag are conducting protreetod moet-
log hero
COMANClus An mmense amount OF cat.
Tic is being shipped over the FORK Worth and
lilo Grapdo % the Territory.
PARIS While rsoTpectors were dlgsipg
for gold on rcd river, near GarreNs blum
they uncarthcd two skeletons.
III. PAso.--Aerie Peterson, IS ycara OK ago,
u houackeoner out OF employment r0m-
mittoA suicide here by swallowing chloroiorn,
CORPUS CHRISTI Mcxicaun arc making
PREPARATIONS to celebrate the Fifth Of May,
their anniversary OF declaration oil indcpond.
enCc.
FORT WORTH Tho rity administration
has decided that usinS petroleum for street
apr.nkling purposes is chreper than water
but the dust IS laid for mouth.
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san Angela Live Stock Notes.

San Angelo, TeSas, April - Wool is
still coming in, there now being about
zoo, 900 pounds in storage here. a. W
Littlehale. Boston buyer here, is re-
ported to have bought of Marca Bros. yes
to-day 10000 pounda at and 10 ceAlsi
the clip being OF nno grade.
j. b. Murrah sold TO the Concho Cattle
company 800 steer yoarlings at SIS, Geo.
l.. Abbott making the deal
G.. b. Kotohum sold John Loyolady 100
steers, 2 and year olds, at SO and S2i
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ks onflsti, Texas. April 22.-The
n. slrdeye vs., Rogers land case,
\. embraces more than 100, 900 acres OF
a. last been decided by the
us, ''Yll appeals at Galveston. ac-
telegram received to that
M !, ,..s,lerday. This famous case has
=. M, % courts of this State since 1873
n p,,t,. nnsl decision vests full title in
hi Al 10 termed as "squatters," COM
I his Svnn MeClane and other residents
pa /, y and county. The land en-
~ ca,,, nus case is located In this and
p rent,r although most of It is In
AV OF the Oso, in this county.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Wharton Wharton County. Texas April ~,
Cool weather has done no harm 70 crops.
Groyeton. Trinity County Texas April 20.
Crops are very backward hecauho OF she late
snrlnc
Dublin. Ernth County, Texas. Anri Il =
Wheat is doing remarkably we'll, o3's aud
corn alto IN good condition,
Weimar Colorado County Tt2as. hpr 81.
The ground Is thoroughly saturated TO great
depth and can withstand q l,Eg drouth.
Comancbe. Comanche CouGty Texas April
% --Ground is we'll sosbcd and tanks and
ara doing we'll fail wheat VIII not amount 70
much,
Pno Pinto, ralo Pinto County Texas, April
-. Plenty of stock water ma rye prospects
for corn. cotton and oat53 wheat has done
all 1t Will; about the same acreage OF cot
ton as lagt year.
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MSS SHEPHERD APPOINTED
kSssr for the United Confederate
IctcrB

1loor Tor the tNttch IOhIeutFhtC
Veterans.
N following order issued yesterday Is
asplanatory;
Eaiquarters 1ransmississippi Depart
y, United Confederate Veterans, Dali
Texas. April 22.-General order No.
The lieutenant general commanding
! Innsmississippi department OF United
kIksnts Veterans hereby announces
Glowing appointments:
gss N, Stella Shepherd OF Call, Texas,
" sponsor for the Transmississippi
kanrsrt at the annual reunion at
rlsston, s, c., on the 10th, 18th, 18th
18th Of May, tt
lA Annie CASTOR OF Dallas, Texas, to
iT maid of honor to accompany our
Epr Miss Stella Shepherd, in repre-
Pa the interest OF the Transmissis-
department. at this great reunion OF
aroes Of the Lost Cause.
D cider Of w. C. Cabell,
srsnt General United Confederate
s'nns, Transmississippi Department
maal A. 7. Watts, adjutant genera
diet Of staff.
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Luling, Texas April 2i.-Aftcr most
successful term OF eight months the luiins
public school closed yesterday There arr
eight who have finished the course and
hayo graduated They are: Misses Della
and Annie J.. McGnnpy. Jesse Sprague.
Dollie Coulter. Fannie Luhin and Gussi1
Price and Messrs ]. r bridges and Isaac
Epstein. To-day being legal holiday the
graduating exercises were postponed until
Monday night gath
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c.rnivaI ~ Jackson,iIIe.

Jacksonville Texas. April 2i.--The busi-
ness men and citizens Of this place and
vicinity assembled in mass meeting today
and decided on holding fruit carnival At
tacksonviile This summer the occasion 70
be known as the Melon. Tomato and Peach
carnival and TO be held July Il. II. l..
Hodges was elected permanent chairman
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mn County confcd.ratc Veterans.

IIillsboro. Texas April 23.-ht called
meeting Of The I'M county veterans last
evening tho -confcderates Of I'M county
elected the following delegates 90 tho aus
nual reunion at Charleston 8. C., May II
TO 13: j. M. Lovcless. j. r. Clifton and q.
l. Coffin.
a meeting was called for May % 20 re-
organize the United Confederate Veterans
of Hill county. There are over 800 In the
anuntV
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II will be seen that | have taken for
comparison two stations IN the transpecos
region Fort Davis aud FL paso). one on
the gulf coast tGa1s eston). while the other
three fSan Antonio Austin and Palostinc)
represent respectively the Western, Cent
raj and Eastern districts.
The altitude of Fort Davis Is 5000 feet,
ll Paso 3700 feet. while Austin, San An
tonic and Palestine are approximately at
the same level of 500 feet. II will he seen
from this table that Fort Davis has i
mean spring temperature 10 degrees lower
than FL Paso an average summer tempera-
ture degrees lower, an autumn tempera-
ture degrees and winter temperature 2
degrees lower. whlle the annual mean Is
4 degrees lower. ri Psso has also the
greater extremes Of temperature The
wide difference between ting spring ami
sumner temperature OF these two places
located in the Same region. may pc ac-
counted for by the greater elevation at
Fort Davis. The fact however, that the
latter has not a more rigorous winter cll-
mate from the same cause Is explained on
the basis OF mountain protection on the
north and location 300 miles nearer the
gulf.
The mean summer temperature OF Gsl-
weston is 10 degrees higher than that OF
Fort Davis. and when We take into con
alteration the greater humidity OF the
former place it IL not surprising that tnS
inhabitants OF the coast region snould hhu
great relief in a higher and less humid AT
mosphere during the SIMMER season
The relative as we'll as the absolute
humidity of the entire Transports region
is very low. for reasons that have been
given. The rainy season begins abou'
June i and ends about october J, RAIN
rarely or never falling during the late
autumn winter or early spring months,
ON account of the more than ususl
| amount OF dryness and greater VelocitS
of wind during the early spring, TINS Sea
son is the least desirable OF the year ioi
visitors and invalds
The sandstorms which visit other POT
lions of the West, and especially New
Mexico. with great frequency are aimoh
unknown at Fort Davis, and ] am IN
formed that other places in this region
arc similarly exempt, due to mountain
protection, direction Of prevailing wihn
and character OF SOIL
IL Is interesting 10 note that the MOURN
wind velocity is largely matter OF 10
caIity rather than region as Is well II
Illustrated In tho table given. Forts STOCK
Ton and Davis are in adjoining counte
in the same region and have about VA
same elevation. yet tho wind Velochy
ono is about double that Of the other TN
hourly wind velocity for the different sea
sons, as we'll as the yearly average /
! given in the subjoined table.
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lowing for the mean annual temperatures.
Fort Davis, 50 f.; Galveston. 1S,i Austin
SIG. Palestine. 6i.S; san Antonio, 6S,
I'll Paso. IS.
Tho mean spring, summer, autumn and
winter temperatures FOR the Same places
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Mr. nnlIe, ln Nneces Counts.

Corpus Christi, Texas. April %. Com
gresham Joseph Bailey arrived here last
night from Houston, whore he delivered
tho San Jacinto Day addresp. The object
OF his visit here is merely recreation aud
he left this morning for the santa Ger
trudes ranch In company with Hon r.
j. Kicberg. where nc went for couple Of
days
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70 smallpox al subtn, Pas.

|u, rsss' Texas, April 22.-Un6er
b n. ZEN The Post correspondent says
n !, ~ announces two cases of small
b s. ssniae Pass, which is a grave and
y. mus mistake. as there has been
h d ST. here than Beaumont. This
I've from all infectious diseases.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-24

MooRE-JETER. TexarksnA Texas,
Apri 1s.--Mr. Henry y. Moor| and MISS
Annie Jeter both residents OF College hill
we're married this afternoon, the Rev O.
c. Hardy officiating.
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land will doubtless soon reduce the mini
mum time to thirty days.
PRINCE HlLKoFF'S TIME TABLE.
DAYS.
Bromen, by rail to st. Petersburg. IA
ST. Petersburg to Niadiyostock,...
Viadvostock TO San francisco ........13
San Francisco 10 New York. ........ "a
New York TO Bremen ......t.........
$780,
lotSl .',s.s.. ..'.s..'.'. '''.'''9o
PRESENT TIME TABLE.
DAYS,
New York TO SOUTHAMPTON, .........,. 6
Southampton to Bripdisi. ......s,,,.... 3A
Brindisi to Yokohama by Suez canal. II
Yokohama to san Francisco ,........,,t0
San Francisco to New York........., ~
f.
Total Recommendations.
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a,aiand Ronds aroaden.a.

f,,,. texas. April 2i.-The Texas
~ usaoed is being broadened bo-
asss ,s aell and Paris 10 receive burnt
[tsnd I. mat part of the road. The
9rty Il y De the best piece of rallrcad
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Hotel,
TAYLOR. TEXAS.

NJ been cleaned and thoroughly reno
IN from .op to bottom. and is now omen
II, European plan. with a FIRST class
hr,s restsursnt in connection. Prices
|sn.sble and service Al.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-24

to represent so great an elevation. In the
southern portion near the Rio Grande aud
Pecos rivers tho surface is much broken,
rocky and bsrren but as We approach the
interior the hills rise in smooth and IN ter
raced peaks. with wide intervening valleys
and elevated tabloiands. still farther north
the mountains become more PERCEPTIONS
and rugged, and are here and there In
tersected by deep watered canons which
In places, widen into valleys and become
very productive when assisted by irrisa-
ton.
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aud A. D Mandolstamm secretary. The
officers wore empowered to appoint the
necessary committees.
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a - n % RIA.
The knd You Haze Aiaays Bought
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ssln' AprA 80, The Katy Flyer.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-20
C. {. Mckinnon, 7 Water ST., Boston.

FARMS FOR SALE-Littleton, 81
acres. room house; Sherley. 80 acres,
room house, Brockton, acres, Q
room house; Winchenden, 90 acres, IL
room house, families (see photo) ;
Foxboro, 20 acres, 5 room house: Hal
liston, 30 acres. 9 room house Lowell.
III acres, room house. Mills. IL acres.
I room house. Plympton, 20 acres, !
room house, new; Lynnfield Centre. II
acres, room house; No. Reading, Al
acres, room house. Reading, - acres.
IL room house. Fu~ particulars of any
one you wish