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Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08


 No wonder SO many sales
 kr from indigestion and constipation and ject to the diseases of the delicate speciA. rather that they can stand it as well as they do.
 But "a poor weak woman" as, she is termed, will endure bravely and patiently agonies which a strong man would give way under. The fact is women are more patient than they ought to be under such troubles
 Every woman ought to know that she may obtain the most eminent medical ad- vice fire 0 6Adyge and in a6SoIHir oosf- denoe and privacy by writing to Dr. R. V. Pierce, chief consulting physician of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo. N. Y. Occupying this position for thirty years he has had a wider practical experience in the treatment of women's diseases than any other physician in this country. His medicines are world famous for their astonishing efficacy.
 The most petfect remedy ever devised for weak and deiicate women is Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. His Golden Med ical Discovery" is the only permanent di- gcstive and nutrient tonic. The two med icines taken alternately. form the most perfect and successful course of treat ment ever prescribed for female troubles complicated with a sluggish, overwrought, aervous, diseased constitution. In severe constipation Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Peilets should be occasionally taken with the others. They ne--- Ne.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

Mrs John Campbell returned to Bisbee today after brief visit with her psrents here, MT and Root Me CormicE.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

The soothing and healing properties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, its pleas ant taste and prompt and permanent cures, have made it great favorite with the people everywhere. For sale by all dealers in medicines
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

Free delivery postsl service has been ordered established on November I.t at Prescott.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08
10 CLEANsE THE SYSTEM

Efectually yet gently, when costive or bilious, to permanently overcome habit uai constipation, 10 awaken the kidneys and liver io healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, 10 dispel headaches, colds, or levers, use Syrup of Figs, made by the California Fig Syrup Go,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

Look ont for malaria. Itis seasen. able now. A few doses Of Prickley Ash Bitters is 8 sure preventive.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

"MeIicsn Neuralgia and Toothache cure," quick, harmless cure, p cts. Tombstone Drug store. If
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

-Chas. G. Johnson came in yester- day from Bisbee on . flying pro- fessional visit.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

Wm. King came up from the Gus. tom House yesterday and is meeting his Tombstone friends.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

Johnson Brothers of Mesa, shipped 200 crates Of grapes to the Cs.i'ornia mark siew days ago.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08
Fresh home made candy every day at Ysple's Candy factory. If

% Cure -.-nt t-.,afion Forever.
 3a-e Cascarcts -nCy Cattartic Toe CT 25a if z, " T fad tS = ---is,s refund money
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08
Girls who

CiSis who have to stand on their feet m ost of the time work AS hard as any day y-lzborer yet they do not get what is rightly called exercise Close, conhn- ing, indoor oc- cupation gives no eahiliratiou to the nervous sy st te III n or active circuia-
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08
LOCAL NOTES.

For sale. one Hall safe. Apply at F. B. Austin. if
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

See Bisbee news on third page. ti
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

Nos Cookstoves $I5 at
 BARRows.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

tion to the blood. It wears, tears and drags al wouan's life away. Tse whole physical systemI grows sluggish and torpid under ii.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

ARIZONA AND. SOUTHEASTERN R. R
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08
NEW MEXICO & ARIZONA R. R.

Daily, Pacific time
 !. ]. FREY, General Manager. NAuGLE, F GIBSON. Assistant General Manager Train Master
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

G Everything in line is first class goods and sold
 prices that defy leompetition.
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vented. when baby comes. there viii b.
little or no pain, and the ordeal will bs
shortened Re@evefy Will he rapid, end
the patient viii emerge With her old time
stifsctivewess ~ face and hgwe. The
,sothef who tskss this wonderful swsdicine
car keep her health and youthful looks.
even Though . half dozen ehiidfew play
about her knees No other womeu's rem.
edv 10 its equal Never allow the medicine
dealer 10 substitute something else,
This remedy eostsins No trace ~ aico
hsl, oct opium. nor any ~ the Dangerous
drugs which enter 90 largely into many
advertised eoWpousds. seeosnm ended
fof the cure 81 invalid women. II viii
net create craving fos st:fwulanss
"rev sve yssrs rsy 81, vss 10 80 slmcss hsip.
lees contiisos. ssNsfing from female weakness ("
writes y Eseffsfs Esq Of usasfmss. wash
iasism Co, TIA Last Nep'sSbet Decided 10
try pf pissess rsvsr<ss fts~ftp,.se she teri
several bottles 81 the @sdic,ne ssd gave birth to
. tee esesd ssa on Issusfy ns, Tvs ace 10
nee sssinA ssd ~ef sud dssns hsf house wvrh. +"
Evesy hmily needs . medical Guide aud
instructor. The best ever essusked 10 the
Csmmes sesss Medical Adviser, toA
pages n will hs sest free sr reeeipt ~ %
cue.eers ssanps 20 cover easf Of msiiinu
csiv, This book has been net insrsiV
termed The nltie Of the nody." fof Il 10
10 the body chat the nieie 10 10 the soui $50
the great char; Of saiva,ion
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- a2-2oe New York Bib.

troops. . member OF the committee will
bring % it, attention at the meeting Tues
day night the question Of private enter
tainmsns, II has been suggested that many
one msu,ber each at the regiment TO their
homes for = time. II 10 planned by the
msmbsr. Of the COMMITTEES 70 foster this
Vi" = wns 70 d sc INT. families who
II ID expected that some action Will hs
taken BY "a: commi!tes relative 10 the
reception ana celebration. This IL q mat
ter which, 4 has been understood. would
Corps end the Red Cross society Of the
obtained . low rate for the benent Of the
volunteers. II In believed that the vari-
Gus towns Of thu state from which the sop
scripton ard otherwias the funds necessary
TO defrAy tho expenses Of special trains for
the volunteers. spokane has already taken
action looking 70 bringing this about. ~
Illustrating the general spirit OF enthu-
siasnn and corporation in the plans for
irving the troops = royal welcoins on their
arrival here: Prot. " =: Msany. chairman
the citisens Of olympia informed him FRI
day OF their intention "a charter enough
special trains and excursion steamers 10
pia they told mo they would SEND an sgsrs-
CATION OF people 10 Seattle from their city
Prof Meany said last night The master
has been taken UP by fine people generally.
They have but one fear. and that In that
tho transportation facilities Of the rail.
roads and steamer lines will not bs sum
Gent for ali who win desire 10 come to
Seattle. And you can depend upon II. they
are looking forward 20 = magnificent cei~-
bratlon. one which viii % or~ii, 20 the
city and be q ~ reception for the WASH
ington regiment"
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SEEOV ~ TY-ooe q the bsN
iooaisd properties n ths city; se@sshing
sss I'm :: ssy 80 xso ~: On
emily.
llnn nlM-susI1en1s vnorEE
0oVOSOVO TY-A vesy attractive
BRICK buIldtng investment; Good income;
particulars 10 bona nds iovsseoEv only.
G88 s00-BgsINEss PnosEHry,;. X.
sdss lceatoa. payins .vdli: Ssssseuiars y
bona ads tnvssacsS only.
Hnn 00O-1!MsEH isAHpc -
Der. with railroad and engine.
HQM mnn-BusfNEse rRoPEhTY-
~ , . sms'i brick oundins "
$50 :ssss. 10 sy e sssa isc.i
ton: nrst time advsrsised.
G20. mD0-vAcANL ,fRorERTIz
By Elliott and Western avenues and Clay
and Broad streets.
3lR 00O-rHIRD AyExuYs.n IN:
k,.r ssa R..ns.. eiSS o'1 Ssss,,.,is eA 'a
on Third avenue. unauestionabiy The neat
businsss strest. and &.ono more spent In
over II per cent nst.
40 Mnn-5NCoNE PROPERTY
OOVVV - by 10. with . row Of
nix houses; centrally located and paying
3l3s00-rKE srRnE s :. o. =,
Ssswssn sixth ana seventh. ~
G10. 000-M UrAcTyE1No
cation at ballard, with water front and
railroad facilities.
~ n0n--BEAuTTrUL HOME $50 A
yoeUVV $4,000 place: large. house:
hne grounds: good barn. grand view;
choice location: sacrifice BY nonresident.
- MHM-WATER FRONT IN G~at-
VSoVVV tie. with valuable uplands
HR. 30(l-AIrnAcTlyE HoME-;A
Henton addition.
~ M0-HOTEL PROPERTY Full
OOvVyy lot on Fourth avenue. be-
tween Jefferson and YsSler, with hotel
building. paying well.
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RECEIPTS AT THE ASSAY OFFICE.
Geld Depestsed IN seattle A@oaate
so oa0O, ODO IN q Day

Native soli fairly poured into the Seattle
assay office Yesterday The days feceipts
exceeded t,Soo, bringing tho grand tstaI
since the establishment of the institution
10 az sH.eG This years reccipsa by the
depcaia Of YESTERDAY are increased 10
s.. ~ ~. making The splsndsd business done
by .he as~ay cfaca last year much ls~a
than thts seasons receipts
The Rank Of nrttisa North America vac
tiss heaviest dsposNor yesterday, II sent
tIS.es On the steamer civ of Seattle.
which arrived early IN the aay. 1t ~As
shirpea up TIE Yukon on the river steamer
Columbian. The gold Was oeDsgned TO tho
assay esace IN care ~ the peater Hortoa
bans ss came backed 10 eIsy-n hoxss
consignment ~ geld ever sept up tina river
from ths kipndss or any other yukon So.
ten. some tire before tho shpmsai ~
this gola the same hank snt $4,000 wufia
Of sas, DOWN tho YgAon. whloa hAs not
Set arrivea.
The ScAntinsv&n-A Hank Of
Tacoma. are tae Baak Of Prrish. ScrSh
America. ~ Victoria each sent material
quantities % ssla duss to the ssoAttle axssy
ogac~ yesterday,
Gerard f~hl Klondsser. made The
AeAvf-et individual Ssyestt ~ ths day lie
.eft from tsa.s - tisse worth Il duct
osArr substantial deposits wers made hy
T.. r. Bride J \. tarws>na william
Watcher Mrs h. n o&iss and fsssr
kQr,Antafna
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rmunsrOS COUNTv WILL. CONE.


Special Dispstch 70 IN. Post .rnteili 9encsr.
OLYMPIA. Sept. e.-olympia and Thure-
ton county viii ID their share IN making
tho return Of the First Washington ut Seat
Ito grand GRAFTON. THIS fact waH definite
~ srsiled al niA@ meeting held In the
court house lest evening ~ was resolved
by the meeting that tho whole county BE-
takcn In and that a grand excursion NJ
made from this cttv 10 Seattle on the re-
turn 81 the sroops and that the event be
made general IN character. The patriotic
societies OF this city had taken pralln-
mary steps 20 attend the celebration prior
90 shs mass meeting nut 'hrv magnsni.
nnousfy stood aside In order ~ let the p~os
pie Of the county In general take tho matter
up II was concluded 10 place the matter
IN the hands 81 general COMMITTEES 81
I'VE tha comfAi,ts~ 10 have full tower 20
make all the nscseury arrangements,
George r. Ffli.v. George - Mills fiorstio
Ai,ing. ~ a, kruder and George saridge
wer~ named as tho committee This COM
ini'tee IL representative one. and the
mer.sb.rphip could not be improved on. II
In esrect~i that " will take several steam.
ers 10 carry the crowd from thA county.
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~HD cltissnf committee has had
brought to ~ attention the Prob
able need Of the men Of the regi-
ment for heavy cioehing when they
arrive In San Francisco. The recent ex-
pes3encs Of the Oregon regiment. when u
touched at San Francisco. with IT. cold
vtnds from tho bay. after leaving the eli
na1s Of the tropics, u taken - = warning
byylhe committee. A letter written By an
eGlcer Of the Washington regiment. and
received here recently. Ia to the effect that
whom the regiment returned to it, head
quArtess at Manila. after having served
in the trenches when the rebellion broke
oue 1hs zen found their cleehing destroy
Gdshr nfldew and dAmpnesA. They were
usnh1e to secure heavy artiCiee from the
euestsrnasters department.. such ~ they
~ result win b. II vas pointed out by
th1 pflcer. that many OF the soldiers would
not. ~ pgUvid0d With 0vercOats ana heavy
cloeAfuG WHEN they returned. II ~ fear.
"a that sickness win b the result.
- gpoAkinG OF this matter yesterday.
0ooD9taFy Rinehaft SAID that the commit
feo would receive and forward any cloth
Inc cent to Il Tor the us8 Of the Washing
ten voluuteors. The suggestion Mr.. Rine-
hart made was that parents and relatives
Of che soldiers take the matter up and see
TO q that supply AZ heavy undercioth-
ING u eeourad by ths troops when they ar
rive IN Han Francisco.
Regarding the entertainment Of the
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0av@::!.S q! <: =. Z:

same place. This game will probably BE-
much more even. 90 the Nsnaifno boys VIII
have = chance 70 get rested up before "a:
game. They will have with tbcm ssvsrsl
George rAris. tho y. \. G. racer. and also
q crack lacrosse player. Prof Tester, who
10 managing the Victoria team, Ia one OF
the best authorities on lacrosse In the
Wet and has arranged all the matches
played. TodAy'm game will probably 10 the
last one here this season.
Last night thu Fifth nsximent band gave
OF people down town Many American and
British patriotic airs were played. which
we're enthusiastically encored.
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$500 = : - :. : s: ::':' !. So .
~ An-aExrox ADDITION
sous! = =. i s. So . csss:s. - "a:
ton addition. - fsss sFsm Nsdsm sssssG
"a ~ .HoMD-nss.
Svs sressda s."ss. 90. ''" ''' ~
q n00-vsR.sL MIt =! :. y~ssz ses:ss
Sss. bstvesa Jaass 81 Js6ssuea.
- nnll-vIRsr HIlA. : NsesA1asl
y.ssssss s,r..,. es Sssis o T'''y avenue -
$4,000 -H :.:s.ss: on ...s ::::s
$3.50 :s:.:; ;sc ., s' :::.,. {;
a .Rnn-HoME-s-reea Aevss. ~
S1.35O :':sd' Is :' =: 6..:s
$1,000 q.:s;'::s .,. .:::, =. =.
$1,000 y..,9: s.ssrs :I Ii: !:
bodybuilding fors-sishuy 10.
OOVV cation. Belmont avenue, near
21Rn-BEACoN MLI.-Thsss GOOD
G0RM-BtYLpINu LcTe -iSosiD. cor.
VV nsr o. seventh avenue nesto
and Valley street.
RARn--suILpINo flors-Tve sesoes
. lcss o. S.xsnsssnsh avenue
z Ann-BUTi4pfNu J<yTU-Asvsrai lots
VUVV on Sixteenth avenue. near
Fast Coiumbia: $40 each.
GAM BUILDING LOTS -eosiso. cor
VOVV ner of Seventh avenue north
and Valley street.
HQ9M-DtmI.DINu f>oTw-.on car une.
WV near Drexel avenue.
H0nA-uUIIDINu lIcTe- Coed Ioto %
V6VV Madison car line.
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A special meeting ~ the For,son Relief
corps will be held Monday at ia roons IN
the Armory. The corps will consider i'm
porsant business relative 20 the return ~
the washington regiment. A fun attend
ance IL desired.
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" A, zisharth and fhir,yseiEht othsr res.
idsnis ~ YssIsr way Yesterday hlsd With
the city clerk q rroiew against me pro.
lns 81 Yessr way from rrf'h avenue "a
Thirfis'h avenue. A resolution 90 do iris
work n pending In the city ooiincl Tbs
.ary. and declares that tina street 10 in q
fairly good condition.
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CONTRACTS ron srnEEr woRx.
Ease Decay way 4" Ne 0seAeA Zee
Fall 1eaUsh.

The beard Of public works yesterday
awarded three contracts for street I'm.
pfovsmsnts. The most impoftsnnwss that
Dor the grading ~ Fast Denny way. from
broadway 90 Madison street The con
tract for this work vas awarded 90 r.
Met~iinD h Co, the contract price being
o. 5p. when ths work IL oompisted ~ viii
make Denny wsy an open thoroughfsfs
from one end 10 the other, commencing ~
fffst avenue, IN North Seattle and run.
ming 10 Madison street a short distance
beyond the Madison street power house
The street 10 now graded from FIRST ave.
rue 10 broadway
A contract for a sever on Twenty-third
avenue, from East Alder street 90 yssler
way, vas awarded 20 NJ Dow n 90 for
ei.TG The contract for the grading ~
Squire park addition 20 Fast Marion street.
y a Awarded TO q. ] rflckeen for 81 81
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~eMoRTA0n OF MOP.pIcKERs.


Labor Commissioner urout has ord~rp for
60 or 700 hop picksrs and thus Tar has
only no applications on hls from people
pick~rs are wanted 10 IN 10 work IN the
White river valley early next week. ana
the unprecedented shortage ~ labor prom.
ia iMsSaion 81 ibs .rowsrs VA. 10 Day
n boz 10 pickers this year, but ths out
look II that q considerable incrsass In the
price will be made.
Monday tho local employment bureau viii
send i2O more pickers 10 North Yakima
Already W pickers have been sent 20 the
Yakima valley from this city, ana etiIi the
demand n not supplied.
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vIcroRiANs ~ SEATTLE.
Large EsesrsteW orsssAs ~ the
lacrosse Ptsyess.

BIZ hundred people from vscsesiA came
tssssn. The sxesryasn being unase the a..
geetton % THE FffsA ReUi nsut Rad "
Victoria. All re visitors tsek ia me
sights cs the city. The Victoria ard Ne
nAtme lacrosse teams came ever ~aiA tue
excaFsienlsss sna giay~d &c MAsissn pars
yesterday atRsfuocn. Tao game wss fatnev
Sss~~ Ssd tA~ stctcrA nsys h@asing h ali
,heis ssn wAr ana ~sanAaS the Saaas by
q scaro Of %
fASG 80 AsAia slss aesssassa q -
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TRY f@vinsans special old uofuhen
whisky Cor medicinal purposes ~ 10 ~
hlsh grade. quality and purity ara twsnfy
years old A. rsein.on's dsi.casss~n
siafe. Ne. iss second avenue Tsisphona.
Main go
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Programme for Voluntssrs' B.
seption Oi4lined This Week.
coasmsrrEg 70 MEET rvEs0Av.
0aDo0t - Rreg1a00s Coo0seses -
- Dannuy AsteA On-osggost1ons
11oAo ~ o0ser ~ Regiment - -
uosA q heavy ClethisO-OlynD1a
Caeasens Y1an q ssnl TAres TAso-
nnnA Poopss - ne CslsosaaSOa.


PLAMS ~ tie rscspfton IT TIE
= Washington poluatee' regiment
M tale definite form TITS r'eek. 4
fs6eNeped that 1t tie nexf meeting Of
Aeoztsens' committee finaiconcls-
SIN sptnbe made - to tie length and
general character Of tie reception.
75s cpslmatse hill asea At eight
O'Clock shA,p. Tuesday evening, 1t
Me rooms Of tie CHAMBER Of Com
nse.rs.
~ xpo1 from tie finance COM
n,Atee Is also expected. The repor
an not be more than = partial one.
but By tie end Of tie week It Is BE-
loved = substantial showtn6 U'W
Aspe beea made BY those hsvfas IN
ckave tie ~onk If raising finds.
Ayesekher. tbs week should see the
assveaenf for tie recsption Of the
troops bell tssaehed.
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OrR ancestors hsvs GENE o. town. zen
can zee them on syerv street or avenue On
,hsis way hop clicking We might sussess
thss they have their blankets washed ~
Cascade Laundry, but ~ suppose they
know their business. go wiil not Interfere
with their s~Airs
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TIE oafn - q s'sYn ~ sesld ~ ainoSs
Instantly relieved ~ acplyins Chamsef-
,Af1s Pain HAHN II A.~e A~sss lss ln-
,sre< pMts msse gsscsiy thss sny ssh~s
cssIoD 49, - tsnsS : 49,. - 80
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SvGnTr Express. The oaiy company
gaAssn,ss4ns isllyssy Of frsishi In l~~-
sssn .easnn ~ iso
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iD feet frontage on westevn avenue
south Of Pike street. offered ~ This low
price 10 nnd . ready buyer end thus
promptly settle 40 an old estate that has
been long IN probate why. Just think Of
thIs. but little more ,hsn sao per from, foot.
Some lucky fellow will buy this and die
cover . pay streak" that will later get
him talked about - % man with . treat
head"
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GRAND hail. Rsnhs hall SATURDAY.
Rs1sesnb~s Ntk.
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DROWNED, TIED 70 | stone.
Harry Thomas Dead Body Found
IN Lake Wsshisgses.
oAvsso ~ Ms Love AspA'a.

10 ssp0ese1 - osvs Osso Ossvss -
sssss1s ~ Dss0Ss1sssy over .
osasse0 WIZ Me owssshsess
ovss . Trivial Msssss-Rs 0shss
ossss Assigned sss ME- Dsssh-
Cesssss lGav Nee Mold - SsSssss.
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Tony Juro~iich. . bohemian ~si,sr. va
yesterday bound over 10 The Superior court
b. Judge Cam on the ohsrfs 81 bar slsfy.
lie 10 accused ~ en,~riuG re room % W,
y pickard ct the Northern hosss the
nlgbs 81 September and stealing . suls
OF eiothss In dsfsut ~ $40 bali juro-
witch vas Committed ~ shs county Ill
90 await trial
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LAcROAsE game today. Madison Park
Q .. m. Victoria W. Nanaiuo.
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ACREAGE
FORTUNES

Nave bses aaAs IN Stating wal asusssd
acreage int building lots fAseosy vii
repeat ITSELF We oRsv . sssss - twenty
sasssdsn0 - the waters edge on Lahs
Washington. osiii another IN tho Lake
Union section. We also have Nms land
on fAhs Warrington. w~tw front opposite
Msdsson street This tract for country
homes viii ere DssG sessmasd fancy ne-
urso.
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Small brick building, right in ths swim. .
~ . revenue producer; pays IL psr cent
nR. Foreciossd.
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Tnrss-s,ory br'ch block. norm - nGaAs-
son. on te4foot lot roreciosed. This price
10 scout the value Of the lot alona
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-05-31
Philippe Chavcnt dead.

Philippe Chavent, who came here
last year when the silk mill was ready
for the machinery, to fill the position Of
superintendent of the mill, died at the
residence of james Orr, In West Reyn-
oldsville, last Wednesday evening.
Death was the result Of pneumonia.
Mr.. Chavent was born at Lyons, France,
on the 23rd day Of May, 1850 making
him ~ years old the day before he died.
He was a master in the silk trade and
could handle silk in all its branches.
He graduated in the Textile School at
Lyons, France. Mr.. Chavent came to
America in 1857 and his first position as
superintendent Of silk mill in this
country was at Wilkesbarre, Pa, for
J. Hess e. Co. After that he was super.
intendent Of silk mills at the following
places; Two different mills at Patter-
Union Hill, N. j., Summit, N. j.. and
Watsessing. N. j. From the latter place
Mr.. Chavent came to Reynoldsville
He has a wife, son and daughter living
at Union Hill, N. j. Friday afternoon
the son, Anthony Chavent, aged about
nineteen years, came here and had the
body shipped by express to Union Hill
for burial. The son went from this
place to Pittsburg Saturday afternoon tC
transact some business in the "Smoky
City" We understand that Mr.. Cha
vent had not been living with his fam
lily for number of years, but he edu-
Gated the son and daughter.
Mr.. Chavent had been having lung
trouble for over five years. He had
three attacks Of pneumonia after com
ing to Reynoldsville. but the third one
proved fatal and ended his earthly ca
reer. The deceased was well educated
and kept posted on the topics of the
day in general, but in silk mill matters
Darticularly.