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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-19
Engarement Announced.

announcement was made today of the
engagement of Miss Maude Reznor of
this city to Mr.. Philip Wiseman. for
merly of Butte. now engaged in mining
at Clifton, Ariz. Miss Reznor has been
for years employed in Clark's bank. and
is charming and capable young lady of
more than ordinary culture. Mr.. Wise
man is very successful in his mining in
terests, and his friends wish him all
manner of joy in the promising life open
Inc up before him. The date for the cer-
emony is not given in the announce
ment.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-19

bad at the heels. faint no use talkin',
judge, you Ger ainly ought to dismiss that
blue coat or he will sure get this city
into serious trouble. mind me, judge"
Judge Boyle liked the appearance Of
Jones and as his story, although rather
extravagant in details, sounded slightly
truthful he was given his liberty, pro-
vided he would rush his tour of the
world, particularly this end of it.
Abraham thanked the court and stated
that he would send the judge. small
token of his esteem when he arrived in
the old world.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-19
Report of His Arrest Reached Butte
Today and the Description Tallies
to a Dot-Sheriff Furey May
Make a Trip to Evanston
to Identify the Suspect.

A man supposed to be Peter Dempsey.
the escaped Silver Bow county wife MUIR
derer is under arrest at Evanston, Wyo,
which is about so miles east of Ogden.
The arrest was made by Sheriff F. H.
since then Sheriff Furey has received
several kilograms in connection With IL;
1T the identity of the suspect cannot b..
established by the use of the wire
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-19
LATE ANACONDA LOCALS

Moonlight excursion tonight. Peters
has nothing to do with it. Sc
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-19

Now the doctor will tell If have
minerals for onger
rebels Mercury
until the thoroughly
disgusting Dody,
OLD
you can
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I this
Blood
aesno sne
ne e Wa; ~ this peculiar
eradicaes
particle the
Of
OF 1t
tho past eighteen years s a. you before the dis
"AN@AA1"~~'' >~'~-''~~'t
the purely vegetable blood purifier known and offer @
tie Specific the Of and rich blood
strength and rid this loshso disease ~
different stages etc., Of this disease We will mail you cory
directions,
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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-19
MASONIC NOTICE.

A special communication of Silver Bow
lodge No. 4S, A. F. & A. NJ, will be held
at Masonic temple at 80 West Park street
this, Friday. evening, for the purpose Of
comforting the E. A. degree. Members Of
other lodges and visiting brothers corr
daily invited to be present.
W. T. JACKSON, w. M.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-19

S. S. S. Is the only
antidote for this de-
structive virus, and an
infa1lible remedy for
this peculiar poison. It
destroysand eradicates
every particle of the
poison, and makes the
blood As healthy and
pure as before the dis
oacA waa contracted
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-19
AND AND
: Ems; 9 !: i; ;.5 IS: Potash

even when administered in very small doses, and
few constitutions can stand it for any length of time
and bowels and dangerous form Of dyspepsia and
otter, chronic diarrloea follow its use.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-19
j. q. McGREOOR

VETERINARY SURGEON,
Honorary graduate Of the Ontario Vet
Urinary college. Toronto. Canada. Treats
all diseases OF domesticated animals 40.
cording to scientific principles. ONCE at
Marlow's stables. 104 South Main stress.
Telephone 2ss. All cases promptly at.
tended to.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19
THE SARATOGA FIELD.
Three Oil Strata Have Been Passed
Through by the Drill.

Three Oil Strata Have Been Passed
THROUGH by the Drill.
Saratoga, Texas, September iG.--The OIL
business reached fair stage OF develop
,ment here several years age. when two
wells were put down to the pumping STRAIT
um, that yielded good returns, and they
are sim here in shape, but were tenn
porariy closed down, for the reason at
that time there was no market for the
oil that would justify the working NJ the
wells. Al present the Be0Umon' saratoga
Uil ana Pipe Iine company whose prrs-
dent is u resident OF Houston. Mr.. IL. Ham
ilton, Is now sinking a wei here, with al
the improved machinery necessary TO
bring ui gusherS. This well has reached
800 feet; IN that distance they have struck
three distinct strata Of oil one of watch
was estimated to yield anywhere froU 80
TO 100 barrels Of oil per day; these s,rntaS
we're cascd OF, and the company Us going
on down making fan pros css in earcn
Of bringing In p gikher NJ an early day.
in this field the Llbie Oh company. also
Of Houston, rs sinking a well Win fair
prospects az bringing In gushcr az any
tine as they have struck both oil aud gas.
The Gcyser on company OF beaumont
u also IN search Of the black stun IN
tlis hcld and viii no doubt bring 10 Il
eushcr at the proper time. OIhcf com.
pauics VIII In the near future begin the
work ~ sinking wells. An OF this has
been done I'm @ quiet way while The eyes
q the world were being focused on spin.
die Top. W. p. Jones.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CENTER Pink Parger a negro convict
recently shot is dead Of his wounds
rHORNDALE- Fate Joiner Of Rocl,dalc
was run over hy a loaded wagon and his
LARbDO.-.The proposition to issue SIS,
90 IN bonds FOR new jail carried at n
special elections
MASON. Mrs. Alice Camel has filed suit
Tor Sj5,ooO against Mn Creek ranch which
has been owned hy Llttlehod X Waite for
twelve years.
RTTsK.--W NJ. Ellis has been appointed
district clerk for Cherokee county 10 sue.
coed !. " Francis, resigned on account
OF bad health.
sAIADo. The Thomas Arnold high
school has begun its sessions I'm the Meth.
odist church. Its new bWldiug is near.
ing completion,
RUNGE.-Dr p. II. Haynes was attacked
AT his home 10y unknown thugs and wound
ed seriously. lie was shot once and cut
across the stomach.
FAIRFIELD.-Gre damage was done In
59is E!c,nii{ by ne he9yy rains Of Friday
been washed away.
ROCKrORT The Arkansas Pass Beacon
aud the RoG5siort New Era have been sus-
pended and the Rockport Enterprise will
take the place Of both.
CLEBU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has been 70.
ceHed thnt the street railway enterprise
VIII soon be here and ready TO transact
business with the city council
James Ogburn and j. j. Rnndeli were
continued To- next term Of court Oghurn
COMANCHE. --presld,ng rydor Nta+I,o,..
is noldng an interestlug m"rtir,. ~ Tx IA =
is also 6olIline mHefi,, t'iI NG1Nrt .,i
Baptist church
CENTERVILIE-1'h coupt,. commission.
ers court met In spccirl session ''ij s3n.
proved the tax rolls ot con comfy ne
rolls show total Naluoito1 NJ WIZ, : . ~
al increase of S3G7 $50 over last wear,
ROXY. Thr grand ur, ret,,.-,oG s,,t...u
Indictments. hyc OF thcm reloules and
eleven mlsdtmeanors H. G. stanton.
charged win The k.aug OF Ism Noyn in
Stourwall county In Apiil 400 ,y,,s trIsI
and acquitted.
C1.ArFNnnN .,r...,,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19

able and discomforting conditions Mt the
Gravescud race track today. Fayortcs
were not in evidence either Cold Heels
at even money, being the only one to catch
the Judges eye first
Five and a half furlongs The Rival,
Whisky King, Sumhrcro Time 90 -.
Mile and "A furlong- Gold Heels, Wax
Hive and a half ENTHUSIASTICALLY Godiva,
Mintbod, Octoro0n. Time 900 30
Mile and IA siXtcenth--Oom Paul Morning
side Kiuuikinnic. Time / 40 %.
Mile aud seventy yards, Sclling-Blue
Away. Bowen, Wild Pirate. Time l:47 10.
About six furlougs- Rowdy, Scotch Bush,
Elcgy. Time az 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19
THE PROTEST SUSTAINED.
The Great FiIly Stakes Of $4,000 Go to
Whitney's Blue Girl.

New York, September S.-The stewards
of the Coney Island Jockey club sustained
the protest Of Jesse Dunn against tbc hllv
Lconorl Loring in the Great FilIy stakes
apd disqualified the hly. The decision
lam t.. whitney. whose nv pho G XII
was beaten "a short head after question.
bic rid" by SHAW, for. which he was s,is-
pended three racing days. The matter
OF the jockey clIh for their approval.
Dunn protested Leonora Loring on the
ground of lruegularity in entering inc fllv.
Myers and John Di.ey. hat Movers M.
Feared as tine sole owner and under the
rule me ualncs of both owners should have
appeared
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19

OrSnge. Texas, September is-s. NJ.
Scott Of the 5, NJ. Scott Realty company
Of Beaumont, who is largely Interested Ia
rice lands In Orange county, WAS here to-
day with party OF prusnectors from I'M,
nois, who are Investigating this section
with a view 70 making some heavy Invest
mentS, MIR Scott aud his associates are
what r. known as the Foreman place, on
Cow bayou. which they expect to complefe
In time 90 water 1000 acres Of rice land
next seaEox
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19
Anderson County Nan Get a wan

Palestine, Texas, September ia deed
was filed for record with County Clerk
Morris his morning conveying certain
parcels OF hand Ia Anderson and Jefferson
counties to thc Palestine Beaumont OH
company, the consideration being 5000.
There are about twelve acres OF this land
In the eastern part Of Anderson county.
the other two acres being situated in Jcf-
fcrSou county. II is not known for what
purpose the Palestine Beaumont Oh com.
pany wants the land, but A. looks as
though they were preparing to bore for oil
here In the neur future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19
NO eUsHeR At JENNINGS YeT.
The Pipe Had Become Clogeed with
0uicksand Il ls Said

Jennings. La, september 1s.-The drill
ers this morning commenced to draw the
rest Of the pipe from the oil we'll. The
gas pressure had filed the well with sand
below the pipe and no result followed the
removal The drill was removed and a
gate valve was attached to the six-nch
pipe FOR the purpose Of controlling the
guSher when It appears.
The four-lnch pipe was not all replaced
until about $3.50 this evening. While low
ering the four-inch pipe the pressure was
50 strong that II became necessary TO AT
tnch check valve to the pipe about iAOl
feet from the surface, flow of water
and oil coming out around the top Of the
we'll They have ordered two-inch pipe
from Beaumont TO drive this valve out
with and 1t will be, so the owners say.
Friday or Saturday before they can got Il
ready to turn loose. They have no doubt
Of its being gushcr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19
MORE WELLS ARE DUE.
Half a Dozen Gushers VIII Come Ia
at Beaumont Soon.
CABLE DRILLING RIGsHAyE LOST FAVOR
,-yyement to Organize a Selling Com
pany Is Proeressin9---A Consohaauoh
Of TWO Companies Effected.

beaumont. Texas, September 1s.-up to
a Into hour this afternoon no news OF an
interesting nature had come In from the
oil Bcld. In fact, there seems to be iul
In 1he coming In Of gushefs, hut like many
previous weeks. the latter part Of the pres
ent one will llkely witness the coming in
of several wells. The rain OF Abe carly
part OF the week delayed operations slight
ly but several wells are now nearing the
the oll level and some Of them arc conf
IDENTITY expected 70 sush before the end
OF the week.
Ever since the discovery Of oil IN this
field drillcrs from Eastern fields have con
tended that the standard or cable rig could
be used here successfully, while drillcrs
who are familiar with the conditions m.
der the surface here declare that the c1blc
rig can not be made to work on account
Of the nrfvalcncc 81 ahcksand Tho failure
Of he Seabogrd people 10 make well with
. Staudard rig has made against that rig.
cogudeut of success hut they have dis
c1lded their cable machinery ami put In
rotary machine The cable rig Sun has lts
advocates. however aud the Byrd syndi
case IS having q well put down with onP
nesr Sour Lake. The well has just started
and H. has of course not been determined
yet whether the rig viii be successful
-
The beaumont Confcdcrated OH com
pany's No. . is expected IN come In within
three or four days This company has
-FOUR wells under way now aud will begin
Others soon.
The movement to organize a number OF
the smaller producing oil companies into
a selling or distributing company. which
NH. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19

Pittsl urg September 1s-Both teams
played championship bali up TO the eighth
lnning when Wild throws by Cross gave
Fhishwg two runs; Philadelphia could lot
get tally until the nluth.
Score II II II
pittshurg ........ or go O2x- s Z a
philadrlph ..t. COO 600 OOi- .
IAHppl and O'COnnor: Orth and Jack
| lltsch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19
FACING m THE RAIN.

A Steady Downpour Spoiled a Good
Day Sport at GraVesend.
New York September 1sA steady.
dowopour of rain and track which was
verItabio sea OF pud we're the unfaTor-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19

tine and Waco played the fourth gaH'
a series here today, resulting In a ~
Of 10 TO ! In favor of Palestine Ba.ltaA
Waco--Rundcll and Coyle. Paesai-
White and Alexander.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19
Southern Racing Circuit.

Macon. Ga, September 1s.-The ~
ern racing circuit has been organlls
include cities in Georgia and AlabaTi Y
first meet with noted horses VIII Dc %
in Macon October Q.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19
EXCITING BASEB Ill ROW.
Lively Scene Took Place on the Little
Rock Field.
THE TROUBLE AROSE OVER UMpIREs
Home Team Wanted Murray and Nash
vile lpsisted on Having tombstone.
Hot Scrimmaae on the Diamond,
snrr1IEnN IrAGt,r

NasnNhtf ....... ia - So .6fJ
| Littll Rock zee. III II 10 023
Memphis ... III 81 ~ 900
4 New Orleans 80. 1iS 81 % J2J Z
shreveport ..... 10 81 81 .i43
Birmingham &c.. 100 "a G5 .4Oi l
lNaatiauuoga ~ 1lJ SO 90 400
| Selma ....... 10 80 n $50
Little Rock September 1s-rhe scheduled
doub'-heador between Little Rock and
Nashville broke ny in row this after
noon and resulted in the arrest Of Umpire
/ John e. Johustone and First Buscman Joe
/ E. Wright of the local club. Wright was
baied ont within an hour but tombstone
was refused bail until tonight on account
! Of The fear Of danger 20 him from the
excited populace which surrounded the iail
60 the number OF 500 yelling for u chance
10 got 40 him.
/ Nashville ana Little Rock are neck ana
neck Sighting for the pcnuant and there
was considerable dissatisfaction expressed
Monday when Umpire tombstone arrived
with the Nashville team to umpire the
Iscres. succeeding james Murray, who had
been handling the indicator here. Murray
went on tho field TO umpire the game that
day, aus II WIS claimed tombstone could
show no explicit instructions froln Presi
dent NickIin. Murray declared the game
forfeited Ia Little Rock, as Nashville re.
fused to play unless Johnstone umplred
Yesterdays game was played to tie
Johnstonc had received instructions to nm
pirc the game. but the crowd was not
satisfied with his ruling In an Interference
decision which allowed Nashville TO tie
the score.
Today trouble arose over Nashville au.
nouncing that Bailey. who had been the
crack pitcher for Selma until Saturday,
would pitch. Little Rock protested but
Johnstone claimed that telegram from
President Nicklln to the manager of the
Nashville club saying Bailey could pitch
was enough. Little Rock took the field
in the FIRST inning with Popp pitching. and
Nashville made two runs
When Little Rock went to bat Bailey
walked 20 the box over Little Rocks pro
test. -Crozier of Little Rock was on sec.
ond when Martin singled aud Crozier at
pluto just as CrOZier did aud Catcher
| Fisher swung at him aud apparently
missed him, hut the umpire called Crozier
First Baseman Wright, who was sitting
ON the bench. ran into the diamond and.
pushing ngainst tombstone, Knocked him
down. When Johustouc got MP 1t is al.
legged he attempted to strike Wright Pc.
, lc1men ran 10 the diamond and placed
Johnstoue under arrest Wright was also
arrested aud both were taken 10 the city
Jail Nashville refused to- continue the
game unless 1ohn>tono umpircd. Mean
while the crowd of 5000 spectators clam
ored for game. Then Mayor Dudley adj
dressed the crowd, saying that ne deemed
I IL best for all concerned that neither john
stone nor Wright should return to the
/, grounds and had therefore ordered them
: to Jail. Then Nashville left the Held
Johnstonc Is scheduled To umpire In Mem
phis tomorrow. hut his trial Is set for
VNr1rr fNf Holt. N...
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19

Baltimore, September ls-Chicsgo took
two games from Baltimore today. TAe
second game was cEaIsl q tbs end - 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19

Six furlongs- Marquc, sambo, WakitR.
Time 1IJG.
Mile and Il siytceuth-Yan IIoerbcke, Tul-
la Fonso tbarrcd In bcttiugi Dandy Jim,
La Sparg. Time 1857.
Six furlongs-Tom Collins, Lunar, Med
dlosomo. Ime l.l5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19
ton,. half d lhe slztn On aeeount Of aark

TOMS half Of the sixth on account of dark
ness.
First game: Score Il II Il
baltimore ..... COZ 600 90 3 Z
Chicago A...........1O 100 01S OCO-l0 10 4
McGinnity and Bresnahan; Patterson and
sullivan.
Second game; Score II II
baltimore ....,....... 900 010- 3 q
Chicago ........,...,,,.l lib OoN-
hops and Bresnahan; Callahan and Sug-
den.
washington. September Washington
and Milwaukee broke even today on a
doublc.hcadcr
First game: Score II u
washington .........O O2 eco 900 . , /
Milwaukee ..........3 800 100 OOO- II >
Lee. Carrick and Clarke; Garyin, Donohue
and Maoncy.
Second game: score II u
washington .........O11 900 / 10 =
Milwaukee ....,....,. go 0O2 l. 3
Mercer and Clarke; Hastings and Ma
lOncy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19

Palestine Took Fourth Game.
Palestine B. Waco o. tie ~
Palestine, Texas September 1S.-pala,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19

Analysis Of Beaumont Oil.
, SEEMS lime ago at the request OF Colonel
~. a. ssasSnia OF this city. Mr. George
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19

shreveport September lN-Thc locals
made it three s.nlgbys from Chattanooga
today. The game was a pitchers battle
with Fisher having a shade tho best OF IT,
Score r II Il
Shreveport ......, ,no3 600 fOl- ! y u
Chattanooga ,.+.....l4O 60 600 3 @ -
Fisher and Montgomery; Bruucr and
HaFklns.
Evening journal., 1901-02-27

he was boy and / was giving him
fatherly advice. | must tell this story in
my own way. l never heard a single
Democrat suspect Mr.. Hearn, but | did
hear Union Republicans do so and think
they did expect to APPROACH Mr.. Hearn. |
am satisfied of that. | heard what Mr.
Niven said of me. but did il. DIR. Moore,
Just as you would have done. l went 10
Mr.. Hearn and told him OF the conversa-
ton knowing it won touch his pride,
and | am glad you have given me a
chance to make this statement As far
as / was concerned | never have sus-
nccted Walter Hearn: l never have be-
lieved he could he bought. | could name
another Republican who made the same
remark to me MS Mr.. Niven had done and
said: dare You 10 approach him. lie
is loaded to the muzzle. lie is loaded TO
the muzzle. -
WAS this common rumur about Mr.
hearn being weak man current among
RepHbicansy'
Il believe it was generally understood
in this way. A number of Republicans
who came TO me did not come purposelv
To communicate TO me that Mr.. Hearn
was one OF them that could be bought.
but it was generally understood by Dem
ocrats that the other side regarded him
rs weak man. In general conversation
| said to these men: We haven't any
Farlows, Kings and Clarks in the Legis-
lature this time / wish to make one
more special point. l did hesitate to give
this conversation away between Mr..
,iven and myself. | had no more idea
what | was called here for to-day than
had of flying. But Walter Hearn knew
had told him Of that remark made by
Mr.. Niven and he wanted this statement
made. If / could have gotten out of il.
would have done il. | think you will ac-
knowledge l spoke Of Mr.. Viven in the
highest terms"
Both sides then ceased. The members
OF the Investigating Committee then held
conference ana decided to give the law
yers on each side fifteen minutes for ar
gument. Mr. DAILY expressed a desire
for time TO read over the stenographic
report.
Mr.. Hayes expressed a willingness TO
submit the case TO the committee without
argument.
Mr.. DAILY Immediately followed his ex-
ample.
The committee decided TO meet to-mor-
row morning at 10 o clock to begin It's de-
liberation and the hearing closed at $40
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1901-02-27
ALEBN ANSAILH
ADMIRAL SAMPSON
For Insisting on Social
Qualifications for Navy
Officers

Washington, Feb. 27.-In the senate
yesterday Mr.. Allen, of Nebraska, Sc
verely arraigned Rear Admiral Samp-
son for some endorsements he Is al
legged TO have made upon an application
of Chief Gunner Charles Morgan, o.
the navy. for promotion to the grade o..
commissioned officer. Mr. Aliens de-
nunciatiOn of Admiral Sampson was
sensational.
The admiral, in his endorsement" ."
speaks highly Of Morgan as a sailor
but opposes his application because
while It is true that these men are
selected from a large class of men o.
very unusual ability, which distin-
guishes them as perhaps the profess
slonal equals of their officers as far as
their technical education stands. It is
also true they are recruited from q
class of men who have not had social
advantages that are requisite for a
commissioned officer"
Eavy officers, while they may grant
to some extent the force of the adj
miral's reasoning. deplore his deliver
ance, because of its effect on legisla-
tion pending and to come before con-
gress, affecting the officers in the ser
vice. They believe that it defeats be-
yond doubt Simpsons promotion to
the grade OF vice admiral, and in all
probability the other rewards recon-
mended by the president on account OF
the sea campaign in Cuban waters
But this is not regarded in the service
as. the chief result, for there Is not
much enthusiasm for the Santiago re-
wards. involving as they do the hui
initiation of so many brave men whose
work was not showy, but none the less
important.
Evening journal., 1901-02-27
TO BUILD NEW HOME
Philad elphia Contractors Will Erect
New Home OF niiss Du POM

3 S. w. Allinson & Co.. Of Philadel-
phia, have obtained the contract for
the home of Miss DuPnt, to be built
at Greenville. The plans were made
by Perot & Bissell, Philadelphia archi-
tects. They show large three-story
and basement, colonial style, red brick
and stone structure, measuring 51x66
feet, exclusive of large front, side and
rear porches. The interior will have
hot-water heating, electric lighting
wiring. bells, finished in hardwood
open fireplaces, tile work, etc, and the
work will be directed by the archi-
tects.
Evening journal., 1901-02-27
Every Woman Needs
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Your druggist has or will get It, dc
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Evening journal., 1901-02-27
WOODDALE.
Rnor nons Not MhlstIa

Commander A. Mark, CT the Z. S.
Navy, gives notice that Brleantine
shoal whistling buoy. OFF seacoast OF
New Jersey, is reported damaged and
not sounding. A new buoy viii be
placed as early as practicable.