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OFFICIAL NOTICES,

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS OF
the District of Columbia. Washington Nav is
1s99.-Speeial assessments for improvements abut-
ting upon the following property having been can
celed by the supreme Court of the District of Co.
lumbia since the passage of the act of Congress
approved April 24.r 1895, providing for reassess-
ments viz: Petiti4per. Jules A. Demonet square
1923, lots and 8. for paving alleys amounting to
$3.50. 0s: square sublot 1856, for paving alley
amounting TO SOS. y. police is hereby given that
the Commissioners Of the District OF Columbia by
virtue of authority vested In them by said act Of
Congress, propose to reassess the above mentioned
property for the ioeal improvements named Par
ties interested are hereby notified that the said
give a hearing at the District building on the
THIRD DAY OF JUNE. 1899, AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. M. to any and all persons who mar
desire to object to said sreassessments being made
JOHN B. WIGHT. JOHN ". ROSS LANSING, II
REACH. Commissioners Of the District Of Column
bia. my19. 20,26, 2T-4t
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD,
ERD pnTnAfA DEn=INIy


For POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves NaShingitn n, ID. G. 18th st Ferry Wharf,
Mondays, M. for intermediate landings TO Co.
lonial Beach, Bushwood. Rock PIT, Coltons Nom
ini Creek, Abelis, LsonardtOwn, Stones, HONatd
and Cobruni's.
"Wednesday. c m, for intermediate landings To
Colonial Beach, Bushwood, Rock Point Colon =
Leonardtown Abell's Nomini Greek, Piney Point
st. Georges Island. Smith Greek Coan and Yeo.
oomico rivers.
Saturday, am, for intermediate landings IN
Colonial Beach. Bushwood Rock Point. Colton's
See schedule In effect August % 1898
fe23-u Q W. RIDLEY. General Manager
Es RANDALL's POTOMAC RIVER INN
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave Ifire,
View wharf Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays a
Am. handing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point
and all whervls as far down Lower Machodoc
Returning on Mondays and Wednesdays at p.-~
UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
WASHINGTON, ID. c., TO GLYMONT' MD
and intermediate landings.
The new Steamer ESTELLE RANDALL. daily
Passenger accommodations hrst class Freight
received until the hour OF sailing. =
e. s. RANDALL.
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. o. CARPENTER, General Agent. Washington
WIN. N. REARDoN. Agent, Alexandra. Ja26-tf 70
THE wEEMs STEAMBOAT Co
POTOMAC RiN Err ROUTE.
Winter Schedule in effect December. q. 1855
Steamer POTOMAC leaves Washington e,erv
Thursday at pm. for Baltimore and River land.
fngs
An river freight must be prepaid
Passenger accommodations hrst-claes
STEPHENSON & BRO. Agents
sth street wharf.
9nice BIC IA ave Telephone T<5.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AN EIGHT
room School Building the east side OF 10Th
street between Rosedale and Gales ne Washing
ton d. C.-0iiee Of the Commissioners ID. C,
WASHINGTON: D. C., May D. ISs9-Seaied pro-
posas VIII be received at this office until TWELVE
NJ. On JUNE TENTH, 1899, for constructing
h,ght room School Building lots SO TO A. in.
elusive. block IS subdivision of Long Meadows
on the fast side of 10Th street between Gales and
Rosedaie streets ne. Washington, ID. c, Blank
forms OF proposals and specifications together with
an necessary information. can be obtained upon
apInca.oh therefor at The Office of the Inspector
OF Buildings Of the District of Columbia and bids
upon these forms only will be considered The right
Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids. Proposals
must be lnciosed ia envelope sealed and In
dorsed on the outside: Proposals for Construct
Ing an Efght-ruom School Building for the District
OF columbia JOHN B. WIGHT JOHN "
my23-6r 49,
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS To AND CHANGES
~ Plumbing in Various School BuiIdings.-ofice
"f the commissioners, ID. e.. Washington u. G.
MAY ~, 1S9s-Sealed proposals will lie received AT
thls once urtil TWELVE NJ, On JUNE THIRD
1S99, for repairs and changes in plumbing in
the Adams, lianneker, Berret. Brightwood Blake
Carherry, Giddings Harrison. Jackson ZONES
Lenox. Magruder, Polk, Wilson school buildings
located on various streets, Washington D. q
Blank forms Of proposals may be obtained upon
application therefor at the ONCE Of the ipspector
OF buildings OF the District of Coinmhia and hids
upon these forms only Will be considered Plans
and specifications. together with all necessary in
formation, can be consulted at the same once
The right is reserved reject any or all bids
Proposals must lee Enclosed in sealed enyeInna
Endorsed: Proposals for repairs TO and Changes IN
plumbing in various school buildings IOgS n
WIGHT, JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING H. REACH
Commissioners D. c. my23-6t
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sCRoFCLA, BLOOD POISON, CANCER ECZEMA
tetter and all other disorders Of the blood perma.
nenily cured and all tanf elmina ted from the syu
tenn = 3 s.. the grestest purifier. Hui1-w e. m-il
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALES. sro-TERMS REASONARl.E-Ia y
81. NV; conveniently located house of = rooms
anu pain, IN excellent condition: rented ut so
Apply To owner. W Il. PFT-TUS 1914 81 nv
my26-St
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' TAILoR-MADE SUITS, MADE m THE
most excellent manner. Fit guaranteed. Furs
Of all kinds reInodeled at reduced rates during
spring and summer. F1rs stored. E. HORGAN,
Tailor and Furr;er. sos K ut. NV. spll ST.
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ATTORNEYS.

O. Il. Jockey
Attorney and CouI seilor- at-Law
<54 st. NV Opposite City HanJ
Criminal Trials and Divorce Gases
are my Specialties.
spf4-Ttf
CAMPBELL DARLINGTON. ATTORNEY AT-LAw.
Webster Law huilding sos n at. NV. Washing
ton. d. O. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Fla t.
New York and 9Th st nv sefs
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.
UNEURNISHED.
FOR RENT
store, cellar&stable.

FOR RENT 2Is9 u NV, 6r Il. 80
Store. cellar&stabe. 2lIg l. 4r&stable u 90
1913 Pa ay NV 10000 30 + sw. 5r, Il 30
I'D and i. stu&dw. 5000 ~ Reeves 81. Sr 1900
2016 q NV, 11r&b. 40 90 Stephens ct 4r. w 10 90
Fiat. 1913 Ia Sr bio 80 2l26-Su Y av Ar W s. 90
1917 e. 10r&b. 10 90 large storage rm
$40 Fl ne, sto&dwg. 80 80 SIS 18th NV. -
1919 III NV, 9r. h, IL AieXanders ct.
eel, large yard. $500 ir, water. II. 90
1875 L. ir&ba $50 Or house in Wiehle,
IS hitney av.Sr b205o Va, large lot. 10. 90
o. 2lst, tr&h. 1850 1922 Congress st.
2Sl0 +, 6r&h. 80. % 40 ar water O 90
240l NJ 6rScellar. 10 40
Large building near war Dept suitable for laun-
dry manufacturing purposes
my26-tf GEO. W. LINKINS 800 18th st NV
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED AGESfS Fox \ SPECIAL. SUMMER
campaign The Saturday Evening Post-est5 u
hshed BY benjamin Franklin in IT2s now puh-
nshed D! lhe curtis Publishing Company. pro-
pricturs Of the Sadies Home Journal 1, offered
Z" subscribers. Toy Que year 0hiy. for 81 Oe-thc
req Lar price II W." This offer is for the pur-
pose II quick Introduction. and win be with
drawn September /. The regular price Of s. 80
will he maintained sfter that date We will
give god commission for every subscriber Sc
cured, snd tist ibute 5000 September | among
the l16 best agents. $500 will be given the Der-
scn sending the largest number Of subscribers at
Sl-oo each per year. At this special low sub
scriptiOn price thousands be easily secured
Address THE CURTIS PU BLISHING COMPANY
Philadelphia. Ia myl6-52r
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PERSONAL.

LOOK HERE. STRANGERS. Do NOT LEAVE
town until you meet the pioneers For 80 years
We have been paying the full market value for
gets discarded garments We call too
my26-5Uf JCSrH'S OLD STAND 619 ID St
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tOh KENT 1910 Gales ne, Or. II so
store 40 10th NV. 1880 Cottage Lanier Hts e 90
62S Whitney av, 6r. 1900 Once rms, lsOa Pa ave
THE McLA[;HLEN REAL ES AND LOAN co.
my3-n 10th and @ sts. nv,
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FOR SALE rWo-SpoRY NINE-RooN RIlICi(
nn"se' Win bath. excellent concrete cellar fur
mace. stationary iulS closets 81. All hi 81
cnndl11n, WIN SCH al sacrifice at 81 POO. In
Iulane 1i wv NER on premises. s33 y. ave a..
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FOR RENT
l0l2 18th. 12r&b. mi$59. 81
910 I'D. Tor. 81. so
21lS u. l3r&b, mi. 50. 90
2Dl4 ii, Sr, b, mi. 30. 55
llu1 n Ii ay. Tr, b,
eel, mi. .......... 30. 81
9ll I'D, Sr, b, Gel, mi 81. So
pa I'd Sc, 9r&b. mi. 30. so
1915 NJ, Or, b. eel, mi. %. Oh
1907 S, Or, b, mi. 20. 80
7l5 2lst, Sr, b, eel. mi %. 5u
1l20 18th, Grab, mis-. %
322T \. Tr&b, mi. .25. 80
1913 kingulan, Or,
b, eel, mi. -. 10
2621 X. 7r&b. mi. %. so
1UlS 10th. Grab, mi. 2. 90
222S L. Or. WI 20. 90
HOS ! Sc, Tr. b, mi. is. 30
81 23d, 6r&b, mi. Is. 80
51I 18th ST.. Sr.b. mi. IN. 81
FOG 9th ne, Or, b, mi. is. 90
31S 10th Sc. 6r&b,
Gel, mi. .l7.3O
40 Elm, 6r&b, mi. IL. 80
See tomorrow Star To-
For full list apply to "
my26-f, nav 1907
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FOR RENT

3 HUtIUIIIE HFuI "
dry or manufacturing pu
my26-tf GEO. ". Ii
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FOR RENT-'BEAU11FUL EoME,'' 63l \. CAR.
ave Sc; newly papored painted and in thorough
repair; rooms; ami; cellar and furnace; only
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FOR RENT-D +. & C. b. WEAVER. 10TH AND
SITS. NV
III D st. NV, store. in good condition. $50 90
20 st. NV, rooms mi. ............ IS so
~ ST. NV, rooms, ami ............ 80 so
Cottage at Colonial Beach. 7r, $3.50 90 for season
loo Draper's alley s.w stable. .......... $1,000
myS-f
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Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate of one cent
per word per insertion. the minimum
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


cheap lot 18th st. near Columbia road.
This section is rapidly improving.
my26-3t LOUIS L. SIIBENAkE Err 800 Z - NV.
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FOR RENT-9-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, WITH
modern improvements; 1915 18th ST. NV. Apply
TO JOHN +. GREEN. 1416 . st. Il. W. ny22 I'm
FOR RENT-R. L. AVE. NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE;
IA ROOMS; splendid condition; cheapest In the
city; furnished unfurnished
my20-6t NJ. VI. PARKER, liIS I ST
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FOR SALE RESIDENCE
CbeEp-s13 BOO
one block from 10th st:
2 blocks from Dupont Circle.
Nice home for small family.
Side lot 2ol5x1oO.
viii sell house or lot separate.
Owner nonresident: must sell
at once: $500 cash. bal Mt 5I-Go.
RALPH "
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PLACER MINE.
0OuR HUNDRED AGNES OF RIC0
GRAVEL ON RUDY CREEK.
owners Rxp>et - Degin HyaFaulSo
1la1sfng Aboat August 1-0ave
ExDenAeA es0,ooe An improve
nenss-rauns I6yooo Feet Lsng.

One Of the most extensive placer mines
in the country 10 soon TO be pat N opera
ton, after an expenditure Of fully Go.Wo
before an ounce Of gold Is taken out. ex-
ceps such as was secured In ofospee;ing
the property, which comprises tract OF
90 acres OF auriferous gravel land stu
ated at the mouth OF Ruby creek. in What
com county. Though located near to Sc
aftie's door, little has been said OF the en-
terprise. mainly because Of the secresive-
ness Of those engaged In II. However. by
August the gentlemen developing the
mine. which In owned mainly by Minneap-
ellis men. expect TO be taking out god
through the medium Of the latest improved
hydraulic mining machinery.
In the way OF development work. q hume
four by ave feet and 5000 feet long has
been constructed. or. at least, the great
water carrier In now receiving it, finishing
touches. 1t has been so located AZ TO carry
water from that distance up Ruby with q
fall sufficient in that distance to give .
head OF rs feet at the mouth Of the creek.
From the fume two pipe lines have been
laid 10 the central portion Of the placer
ground.
The owners OF the property began con-
ssructfng the fiume nearly two years ago.
and b. Aronson. who has superintended the
work. stated yesterday that 1t will, be COM
perfected by August l. when the operating
concern. known as the Everett Hydraulic
Mining Company. expects to begin siuicing.
Mr.. Arcnson was not inclined to talk OF
the big undertaking when seen yesterday
at the Hotel Northern. About all there
10 to say" he observed. lis that We have
nearly completed the IL. 0oo- foot fume. and
We will begin taking out gold August 1.
There are 900 acres OF placer gravel in the
tract. Beyond prospecting It. We have
mined no gold. though We are satisfied that
II is going to be a paying investment. Our
gravel. taken at random and from many
places In the tract. gives assay returns of
from Is cents 10 81 per cube yard. II Ii
runs no higher than Is cents. there is
plenty Of money TO be made.
We have said but little about the en-
terprise. because talking doesn't make .
coed mine. However. we are satisfied with
our prospects
Il came to Seattle to purchase supplies
and material. We have had about fifty
men employed on the flume and other work
since April l. though we embarked on the
enterprise much longer ago than that"
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$4,000
- fest frunf on ealmoa ~. summing
hack 70 the nifroad
An sxesaisnt 0anunaetuEng ~


have been PLACED on display there. and
clerks are on hand TO explain their amp.e
arrangements and the ease with which
they are managed 10 the shrongx OF PED
pie that gather 70 inspect
II one corner Of the hail . ore OF the
stoves IN oDerat.on with . fair chef IN
charge. There all who cali are given de-
iectable samples Of the delightful dishes
that may be turned out Of these handsome
ranges. Toast. coffee. tea, bread, cake.
pies, vegetables, steaks and everything
ton are swiftly prepared and with .
. charming result that would be impossible
from q cnal or wood stove
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comparatively slight and trivial at first
but any instant II may develop into a
serious and dangerous complaint, totally
uniting her for all the duties and re-
sponsshii.ties OF true wornanly career.
~ suffered vr,y much with female weakness
and other astrenss for moro than two years
when I wrose TO yoa fcr savice. " SAYS Mrs Anna
witty. Michigan House. J. Worthwhile, sphinx Co.
50. OAK. ia 4 letter 20 fsr. Il Pierce q Bntsa.o
NY. Aaer earessliy following your advice
asd saki.x xsx bottles each OF pr. Fsercr's Fss-
critic prrscrsptson and Golden Medical Dlscuw-
cry arm saw . wei AID happy wusuan- I have
also taken several vs&ss OF yus- Pleasant Pei.
lets vaieh did rae q great deal Of good. shall
always recommend yoar medicine wherever
gc.+
Women who would know hcw TO avoid
the dAagess to which they are exposed 1T
every critical stage Of their physical de-
veiopmens should read that grand book
The Peoples Comrnoa Sense Medical Ad-
wiser by r. v. Pierce. NJ D. II contains
over one thsssand- pages profuseiy illus
tr,ted with eaxsavirgs and colored plates,
II is . complete medical library in one
volume More than kzifz million copies
were sold a 81 90 each Bat free cory
vii he sent handsomely cloth boEnd for the
s1nple eose ct maiiing. q ore-eeut ssznps,
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49, q 001hkQ ~ NJ
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MIC TslAvEL EITHER WAY.
Steamers Between Seattle aaa San
FPancisco Crowded.


Travel between Puget sound ports and
San Francisco holds UP well as the sum-
mer advances The Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company's big liners usually 60 and
come well crowded with passengers Just
now there are many excursiontsts. espe-
cialiy from San Francisco. north. Not
q few are Alaska bound. taking steamers
at this port for the famous northland.
As rule. more people embark from San
Francisco for Seattle than all other Pu-
get sound ports combined Victoria and
Vancouver included The City OF Puebla.
which arrived from the California me-
tropoiis yesterday. was no exception.
She had sixty-one cabin passengers book
ed for Seattle. as agains. Ave Tacoma
bound. Thirty-one first-class passengers
left the vessel at Victoria. This Is the
usual proportion going and coming All
told the Haebla had lol frst-class pas
sengers. ~ second and 80 tons OF freight.
The Umatilla sailed from Seattle for
San Francisco with 50 passengers and 80
tons OF freight.
Following II a list OF the City OF Pueb-
las passengers and their points of des-
t1nation:
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HIAtkW..iL TALKS OF ATIfx
sinss Some Of the Greeks at IN,
District Are Rich

blackwell haz arrived a. juneau
-, esttIa. :" "a a report iAat high waters
eaa Washed ,sssJ many w5nglarfs ga pine
- sssS esavTssSe tnssgfer~d wskh tie
sss'kiaS safh I sAw 0sae nugget taken
-. - f5'@ nat @ete t.zs SSs," blackwell
- sne a3EAnx claims are found farse
- sc iasr sale af discovery o. fHae.
80 ~ 4 l>a 6cia0 en Spruce. snasn -
800 70 y s@tsN en R4sa.4er ana these
- E"soN>FF ~ Wright And as ny
p..sN kseI@s{itcn the ceansry presents
Aid ssEs gt4rltt~s
fstssnt she camp IS duh There are
80, 40" miners IN tia district and work
- WY Aaa..s Ans-t slrts thar nurfsesev..
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DRIxHAM RELICS ARRIVE.
1aDia Transit Returned Last Might
with 100 Tons Of PlunAer,

Those who wish may view the remains
OF the late steamer Brixham, which was
wrecked on Biashke island last fall. They
are now on exhibition at the Arlington
wharf Steamer Rapid Transit arrived las,
night from the north with such OF the
wreckage az she could gather up at the
scene OF the disaster. 1t represents an in
terest.n4 collection OF miscellaneous wreck
age bric-a-brac. There are engines, boil
ers, pumps, winches. dynamos and machin-
cry galore-150 tons all told
Capt. f. E. Game took blind chance at
the marine reiics-that is. gave $oO0 fer
such material as he could recover He
says he Is going to profit handsomely by
the transaction.
The engine IL q monster piece OF ma
chinery. standing seventeen feet high Her
boilers and other paraphernalia are pro-
portionateiy large.
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STABBED ny A sHIPMATE.
@. A. Shute, Of the Battleship Iowa
Painfully wounded.

Charles A. Shute. one OF the hattleshtp
Towas bluetackets, was stabbed In the leg
trouble occurred on FIRST avenue near CO.
fumba street. The knife wielder was
drunk and was fourish.ng a dangerous
looking pocket knife, Shute, who was
sober, attempted 10 take the weapon away
from him. In the ensuing scufYie he re-
ceived a deep wound In the right leg and
was also cut In the HANDS.
DIR. Sra Carman was called and attend
ed TO Shutes injuries at ne ghboring
drug store. Shute became quite weak from
the loss of blood but bore the pain brave
iy. He refused to make complaint 10 the
IL lightly
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CALLED 70 CALIFORNIA.


Rev. Thomas Baldwin. D. D.. pastor Of
the Market Street church, has accepted
a call from the Baptist church Of
Alameda, Cal. DR.. Baldwin's resigna-
ton. to take effect July is. has been ac-
cepted by his congregation with deep re-
greet.
DR. Balwtn has been for many years on
the Pacific coast, and for the last three
years has been Identified with the Bap-
lists OF this city. both u pastoral and de.
pastor Of the North Seattle Baptist
church. commencing his work with that
church az early as 1880. During his
pastorate the present site and building
of that church was secured.
A farewell reception to DR. and Mrs
Baldwin will be given at the Market
Street Baptist church Monday evening.
July TO- 1899
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Articles Of Incorporation az the Kern
Gold Mining Company were filed yesterday
IN the county auditors once. The capital
s,osk is 500 900. shares al 81 each. The
trustees are r. l.. Marvel. A. l.. Fowler.
Milton Gr.swoid. L. r. Mcclellan and F. E.
CIadwiu
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yoId's Hearing Tuesday.

Chris o. Void. charged with the embez-
Element of $257 from a Foresters' lodge OF
which he was treasurer, yesterday gave
bonds 10 appear for preliminary examina
ton on Tuesday before Justice Cam.
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going steadily on. and in about two
weeks the first two miles viii be In con-
dffion for riding. The work Of securing
subscriptions had not been pushed dur
Ing the past week, but now that the
Fourth Of July celebration II over the
matter OF securing funds will be urged
To completion. The race meet on last
Tuesday evening nefted 500. and the
Good Roads Club IL In receipt OF q letter
from the Pope Manufacturing Company
donating any wheel OF their make for
the benefit OF the fund.
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rlsB HANGING SWORD.

>n< Do you know
xthe story of
Oamocles in the
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n
"SSEtFr FoR JUICY STEAKS.
s~is OF s.ss >tes~s shown In .
Special Exposition.

aae { = snfs ~ cookery ssh tAe suAstaa-
eNssv+faeH x tas superiority of gas
49, Sptsinx 0. tae Seattle Gas aaa Elss-
t6CesaSasy 81 80 SecanA AvonAA 4
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( Do you know
\ the story of
Damocles in the
ancient nythol-
49, the man who
d with a sword
'inually hanging
We his head, sus-
only by a
single hairS Many
/ woman of the
present day is like
Dauocles. She
! is living with a
constant menace
! of danger hang
ing over her
head because of
some weakness
or disease of the
\ special organ
. is II " hic h
. makes her a
" O N a n. II
N ay Sc e m
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-10-13
Pomeroy's,
on the corner.

the rank of Licu,.-Co.. of the Vermont
National Guard.
Horace Hastings has lately purchased
the Il. u. Pratt Place near this village.
II. c. Wilcox has bought the Bingham
house near Mr.. Brands store. Several
other changes in real estate are being
reported in progress Of negotiation.
cur road commissioner is now appro-
priatiu- the S525 lfor permanent i'm
provou"n' OF the highways) in doing
SON" fine work in various parts of the
town, which will bo appreciated. Among
which i, tn" lowering OF the grade Of the
hill hollow the village. near Mrs. Riplcy's
residence. This has for long time
b"rI, the most difficult hill for loaded
team, between West Concord and st.
Johu~buIy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-10-13

We have received from the John g..
Paige Insurance Co. 81 Boston. through
the courtesy OF Col Benton, q hand
,umrly illustrated little pamphlet giving
iUll description. with illustrations. co.,
a.l the yachts engaged ia the cuu, s, .ur
the cup siaes il was won from England
hy the famous schooner yacht America
August -. ISL. This cup was origi-
ually offered 10y the Royal Yacht squad
ron Of England as a prize to be sailed
for OF all nations. and in lSo7 it was do
mated to the New York Yacht Cubupou
the condition that it should by preserved
as a perpetual challenge cup for friendly
competition between foreign countries.