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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-10-03
New Firm, New Goods
NEW PRICES !!

THlS advertisement merits attention. We
a want your trade and we intend to have
II 1t lowest prices, fair dealing and highest
quality will get it.
go A. we are sole agents for celebrated
Columbus Buggy Company Vehicles we can
sell you heir best hand vehicles
At LOWEST Cash PRICES.
We also keep large assortment Of Single
and Double Harness OF all kinds aud descrip-
ton, Saddles, Collars, Lap-Robes, Spreads
Whips, etc, which we will sell lower than
any other establishment.
II will pay you TO call and examine the
quality OF our goods and get our prices be-
fore you purchase elsewher
JACOB POSS 4 SON.
va The firm Of Jacob Poss 4 Son will
continue at the old stand the Livery and Sale
Stables which have been conducted by Jacob
Poss for quarter OF a century
Stylish Saddle Horses and fine single and
double Buggies and Carriages for hire at the
lowest prices.
We make specially OF furnishing Car
riages in charge of skillPul, sober and polite
drivers, for weddings, receptions and funer-
ais.
Every department Of the business has been
extended aud improved, and charges for al
classes OF service reduced by the new firm.
JACOB POss Il SON
mar lift ROCKVILLE, MD.
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H.a eJr1tf 81. me- ri the " Methodist
Church South, Of Germantown village, will
be laid on Saturday, October II, at p. M,
by Pentalpha Lodge of Masons, Of Gathers
burg Addresses will be delivered by Rev.
ID. Harris, OF Gaithersburg, by his son, Rev.
Mr.. Harris, Of Martinsburg, West Va, and
by the Presiding Elder Of this district. A
festival 10 connection with these exercises
will begin at 10 A. NJ, and supper will be
served In the evening. Music by the Citi-
zens Band of Germantown and by select
choir OF fine singers. All Invited.
Rear Admiral James Il. Jouett, U. s. N =,
retired, died at his home, The Anchorage,
near Sandy Spring, this county, on Tues
day night last. He was n years of age and
had long and distinguished career. He
was born In Kentucky and was appointed
In the navy from that State. He was re.
tired In 1890. Admiral Jouett was the only
retired officer Of the navy who received full
pay, Congress having granted him such by
special legislation. While born in Ken.
tucky, Admiral Jouett was thought by many
Marylander, as bis wife was q native oil
this State, and he himself q resident fol-
many years. At one time he lived in How.
ard county, although the last years Of his
life were passed at The Anchorage, the coun-
try home Of Mrs. Annabelle Page, neal
Sandy Spring.
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OTEO


HANSEN-At 36S South Seventh West
street This city, OF measles and pneu-
mOnia, April 49, 1902, Howard, son Of
Hans p. and Mary g. Nielsen Hansen.
aged S months and % days.
Funeral services viii be held Monday
at u. m. from parents residence.
Friends are invited to attend.
O'BRIEN-In this city. April 10. of pull
mouarv tuberculosis James T.. o. Rrien,
a native of Pennsylvania aged . years.
Funeral Monday morning at $3.50 from
his late residence, go West Sixth South
street, thence to St. Mary's Cathedral,
where requiem mass viii be celebrated,
commencing at 10 O'Clock. Internent al
Calvary cemetery. Funeral private.
COWAN-In Rexburg, Fremont county
Ida April Is 1892, Ann Smile COWan,
wife of the late Andrew Cowan, OF
general debility. born Aug. y. 1873, il
CamDsie. Scotland.
Funeral services will be held in the
Fifth ward meeting house. Salt LAX,
city, Sunday, April %, at o'clock
Friends Of the family are respectfully in
vited.
AARJMON-At AL East Twelfth Souti
street, April Il. 1862, of septic pneumonia
Joshua D., son Of r. l. and Mamie l.
vi tiAt ttlA4tlt taAf AA =
Ky, aged years, months and Is days
Funeral services will be held Monda!
| at 1870 p. N. from the funeral chapel o
/ Undertaken Joseph William Taylor. 2
South West Temple. Friends are invites
10 attend The remains win be shiPpet
/ to Harrodsburg Tuesday.
! WORLD-At SO West North Tempt
street, this city, April 10, 1902. of old age
Anna NJ n. World. aged Sc years,
months and IA DAYS.
/ Funeral services Will be held Sunday a
D. m. from her late residence. Friend
| invited to attend
! REICHMANN-AtG 60 Simondi avenue. hi
city. April Is. 1902 of scarlet fevel
Adela L.. daughter Of Gustav an
Louisa Hoffer Reichmann; born July
1896.
Interment took place Saturday at ]
M in City cemetery.
SHMAN-At 6sl South state stree
this city. April 70. 1902. from fall Sus
NJ. daughter of Julius and Emm
Wight Cushman. aged years.
! Notice of funeral later.
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WATER FOR FORT HALL.
Illinois Capitalists Enter a Big Irri-
cation Scheme.

Illinois Capitalists Enter Big lrfl-
cation Scheme.
A scheme to Irrigate d large part Of
the eeded portion of the Fort Hall res
ervation. together with ether land, is
being worked out by party of Illinois
capitalists who spent yesterday in salt
Lake. The party is headed by f. j.
Bridge. vice president OF the American
Falls Water Power, Light & Irrigation
company. which has been incorporated
with a capital Of 100000 to carry out
The project.
u is proposed to erect a power and
dumping plant at American Falls.
With the power obtained at the falls
water viii be pumped to an elevation
which viii enable the iTrigating of a
vast tract of land. Some of the richest
land in the portion of the Fort Hall
reservation, which is 10 be opened soon,
would be practically valueless II some
! such scheme to supply 1t with water
we're not carried cut. The system pro-
/ posed is successfully used in irrigating
rice fields in Louisiana, and it is pro-
/ nounced by the engineer who accom-
panies the party 20 be entirely feasible.
Nearly ali the members Of the party
are from Joliet. Ills They are thor
/ oughly convinced that the project can
/ he successfully carried out and they
| propose that it shall be. The party
came in on a special car over the Ore
/ gon Short Line. made their headquar-
/ tens during the day at the Knutsford
I and left for the east last evening over
| the Rio Grande.
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MUSIC TRAVELS MANY MILES
Horn Played in Salt Lake Accom-
panied n Helena.

A French horn played in Salt Lake,
accompanied on a plano in Helena, was
heard last evening in Great Falls,
Missouia and other places hundreds Of
niles away.
The experiment was made by the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany. r. j. Jessup stood in his home.
49, South Fourth East street, at 9-zg
O'Clock last evening, placed the mouth
of his French horn close to the receiver
and began to blow. AT the same time
the piano in Helena started up. &C
companying the music on the horn. "a
miles away AT NIiSsOula, $50 miles
from Salt Lake, at Great Falls, 54t
miles away and OF other places people
/ listened. The music was kept up for
forty minutes.
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Personal MenfEo.s.

State Senator A. J. Evans Of Lehi was
in the city yesterday.
loci J. Harris of Ogden is visiting Ros-
coe III Breeder for a couple Of days.
Joseph GeoEhegan has gone to ireland
ON 4 visit of few weeks TO the scenes OF
his childhood lie was accompanied by
his SON Rudolph.
OFFICE Deputy Lloyd Y. Draper of the
United States marshaTs office win spend
today az ogden on a matter Of personal
business.
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~~-~~~-~~.-e~~r>- - :
s,,s-e- stock No 7d57 IN name OF a. !.
ScStf. not transferable Ret. 70 Herald
ana rec. reward
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CONFESSIONAL CARD.

-~ M m WGCRRIS. Attoi-s"
SIS Atlas block
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Mountain Ice Company.
E H. o'Brien

plenty OF pure 2. Y. spring water ice.
rsi a J. -. WOOD. President.
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Removed 10 81 West second south.
DIAMOND COAL. Tel. 495.
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Local Briefs


SPRlf65S APPROPRIATED-The We
roma Water company, Of which j. NJ
W niJaker is president. rs filed a notice
or APPROPRIATION coverini the surplus and
uhapproptlaJed waters o. certain springs
east and south of Liberty park
PIPE LINE FINISHED. The new
twenty-tour-ineh water main in City
Greek canyon viii be connected with the
brick tank today and for the next few
months almost the entire volume of water
used in the city VIII be taken from taat
source
SALT LAKE GETS IT. W. Horne.
the engineer has been engaged TO do the
engineering and supervise the work of
Installing q WaterWOrEs system in the
CITY o. Eureka, for which the taxpayers
of ths municipality recently voted bond
of S2t.0l Contracts for the work viii be
let g4thin = few days.
BACK TO POSTAL SERVICE.-Georce
j.. Ccie, formerly "a clerk IN the postof-
flee. who resigned and passeda civil seTv.
/ ice examination, has. upon application
Endorsed 10y Postmaster Thomas. been re-
I inst sd iu the postal service DIS senior
subs cute This entities him 20 MI tn,
first vacancy that occurs.
WARRANT FOR BOY-A warrant wa.
issued Yesterday for the arrest OF George
Kerr the l2-year-Oid boy who is ac
/ Cuscd of having beaten John II. Nader
| another yourgstcr, who is said TO have
/ confessed that he kissed the sweethear
Il of III. Kerr boy According 10 the stOrs
of Mrs Hughes, tie grandmother Of
/ young EadeT the boy Was taken from hi
/ wheel and beaten until he tainted TIT
1 parents 1f the Kerr boy ON the Othe
/ hand. deny her statement and say tina
4 the cC8rrei was the result of the constan
/ contention on the part of Nader.
/ CONCERT FOR CHURCH.-On Thurs
| day evening, May 1, there viii be given i
/ the First congregational church a high
/ class concert fo- the benefit of the Phil
| Inns congregational ChurChs buildin
| fund I'm point of artistic merit IL Is be
! lipvad thaL the entertainment Will be
! notable event The programme will in
! Clude numbers by the Orpheus club; solo
/ .,v MIS- Mont Ferry Mrs WetZell. MI
Fred Graham and Mrs. John Robinson
n violin solo by Mr. George Skeiton, an
| piano selections by Miss Flanders. Pro
| lessor Radcliffe will serve as organs
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TAILORs

FRED FISCHER TAIIUR.
Suifs 70 order IS. pants. 8, ~oT6 Elaf-
znteed. lsiz East Eust south
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TRUNK FACTORY

F you want to save money on trunks
: vaiises 80 ~ II. T. GALLAGHER, 81 East
ird South. west Of Knftsford. No
IN street rent saves : per cent.
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The windsor Enropean Hotel.

Adjoining the Kenyon. New build
ing. new fUrE .ure. Rates. soc, 75c and
81 per day. A. Fred Wey, Prop.
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Dr. G. J. Field.

Snecis1Ist skin. genito urinary and
rectal diseases. Fifth floor, Progress
building.
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Eagles
L o. o. F.

EAGLE GATE LODGE No. 10 ne
every Wednesday evening 1t A o T.
hall, Isl Main street
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No.
meets every THURSDAY evening AZ the
3. a. ". hall 1f1 Main street
THOMAS ALLEN. " y
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EoR sALE-..REAL ESTATE.


5Xl0 rods cor. sth and J. $500.
Houston Real Estate Inv Co 25i s. Main.
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FuneTaI Notice.

The funeral Of the late john B. Furster
VIII b. held from the Assembly hall IN
stead OF the Eighteenth WARD chapel InlS
r-o~ninc roumencing at 10 o'clock. The
change was made so as 10 accommodate
4 larger number OF his friends. MT
Furster was one of the first converts 10
The Mormon faith IN Denmark
The funeral of John Engbeck, who 0led
in this city on April IL, viii occur ms
afternoon at o'clock from the fhirteentn
ward meeting house Deceased was
native Of Sweden, aged p years anu was
a painter by occupation
DR.. f. NJ. Keysor's method OF hNlng
teeth Is painIess. 1s2 Main street, Auer-
bach building. Telephone ll20 K
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HEALTH OF THE CITY.
Scarlet Fever and Diphtheaia situa-
ton About the Sane.

The mortality report Of Salt Lake
City for the week ending + April ~
shows the death of nine males and M
teer. females. OF these, ISo were
shipped to other places for interment.
The births rel 2rted for the same period
numbered twenty-five. of which ten
were males and hfteen females.
There is little change in The Slpua-
ton regarding contagious diseases AT
the close Of the last report there We're
twepty-three cases Of scarlet fever IN
isoia ton. During the week seven new
eases were reported, one died ana
seven were released, leaving twenty
AK The city at the close OF TINS
Ahtheria there were eleven cases
sltiue, ac- riding 20 the repoT I
SIX For the week covered by
eight new cases developed
land six were discharged,
aases wherO warning signs
of smallpox having
-. II two cases still IN
cases Of measles and
cken poT were also
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sTRAYED.

~S0e~GTcSss snsflSSS HsrS SS5Gn
forefos eiinoef off. heavy with foai: !
eFai rsaafa offered Dr. simmons ~
Vest Iemrle 81
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METroRoEoeIcAL REPORI.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Once
of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. 3 degrees: min
,-,,,,, te-,-ere ture. s. degrees: mean tenn
rerlt,rre r6 degrees, which Is 10 degree
above the normal Accumulated eNesss
~ t.,,,-,arafr-~e since the first OF tbs
--,.,so n 5eerees. Accumulated excess
81 s7>rnuerature since Jan J. S. degrees
T-.,tl,5 r-e-i0itation from 8 r. m 70 D. m
none. Accumulated deficiency or pTeeiI-.
t.ti0, since the first OF the month, -
s-r5 Accumulated deficiency Of precipi
r--ti9n since ian. /. I'll inches.
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TEN fresh COWS. or trade for beef o.
dry COWS. Amos Ranch. Ninth North
and Jordan river.
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FINE old violins for sale. J. Heneser,
l231z State ST.
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AGFNIS WANTED.

-"SEnSfs~siS 5silS- lSSftrodGSing our
III, ,Uaut GasHght Burners. Families,
Business Houses. Banks. Churches. Prt-
vate and Public Buildings buy AZ sight
These Burners are what the people are
looking for. They do not require chin
new 10 break or wick to trim. and make
no smoke or dirt Fit any coal oil lamp
vii bout expense OF trouble. and produce
the Best CheaQest and Cieanest Light.
II is great money maker for agents.
200 per cent profit Write az once ana
get to work right away. Sample free.
ENTERPRISE Mfg. Co. - Cincinnati, o.
vANTED-Rider agents TO ride and ex-
hfbit sample 1872 model bicycle ana di7-
tribute 900 catalogues in payment Tor II
write for catalogue and particulars 4. w
Mead Cycle Co. Chicago.
$40 WEEKLY made in mail order bus
mess. conducted By anyone. any NHeIc.
particulars for stamp. central supply
Co. Kansas City, No
WORLD POCKET ATLAS. $50 pages. 90
roI0red maps. every country described.
official 1900 census. everybody BUYS, lug
per cent profit. $50 weekly copy ana
terms mailed sc; our reputation benino
in -sEcNaHy Co. Chicago. Ills.
LIFE of Rev. T. De Witt Talmage.
official memorial edition. large BOOK. -
per cent discount 10 agents. putll ttte-
Address The Wholesale Co, 50 wabash
ave. Chicago. us
MALE OF female. Nc outfit, capital OF
I evDerience needed You can devote al
/ OF any part o. your time to It you WISH.
Workers earn 500 per month. AadI IS
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/ Mich.
AGENTS 10 sell Life Of Talmage-
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{ freight paid. credit given and premiums
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EOR SALE

N~N~--~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~
GOOD family horse go pounds. ana
]ump-seat buggy. Corner Fourth North
and Seventh West
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A GOOD paying. wei furnished rooming
house. centrally located: steam heat. hot
and cold water, rooms all occupied. Ad-
dress c. l. NJ. care Herald.
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.lNKLING BIDS.

'ssioners VIII Adver-
TO Fruit Trees.
meeting Of the board
ioners the clerk was
rtise for bids for
Each bid must
rtihed check fer
opened on ICY
ason VIII bsgin
> sept 80
gr was instruct
tties 10 work in
3D..
asked for Ger
alton and the
ayould be pleased
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TO EXCHANGE

WILL exchange old for ---,,Cc,- 49,
l2c per yard; Uilcloth. 55c: window $50
d5c each. furniture. carpets and s--.-l
Lachs. 306 state sd. a'-Fe1
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.TORAGE.
SCAVENseH.
TRIJNK REPAIRING.
TICVFT BROKERS.
WhIIp PAPER

-@@@@~~-~~-~-~-~- -
WALL PAPER Ira
We CARRY large varieties PM z =, Ere
Of wall PAPER At AID prices e 10, e.
bs-rsf-s III our prices. We '-.--
Inducements all this Teea. =--- -..-
PaDer Put on and fe10-at---
the utmost painzta King -g- e. -0
GEC 81. EBEF.
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Utah Commercial and savings Bank
General banking business; interest,"
paid on savings deposits. W 2 Arm
strong. president: J. T. Caine. cashier
Castle Gate. Clear Greek. Winter
Quarters. Sunnyside lump. nut Gnd
slack; anthracite ten sizes). IS South
Main street. telephone 429.
D. J. SHARP. Agent.
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SPLENDID square piano cheap, as
Unexpectedly must leave the city Mon
day noon, April q. Inquire at 4i9 ". I'd
South
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issionarv Union.

Missionary union VIII
4 minister Presbyterian
April q, at 1890 a.
societies cordially in
II served by women OF
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FIVE-ROOM house; bath. pantry, eel
lar and closet. lot 30xle5- See owner. .
Twelfth East
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BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK
Woodward q Brown rosewood square
piano: lust the thing for practice: in good
condition. SO
Heintz square; very fine for SIS.
] Mason q Hamlin organ; S35.
! HiZh-tOD organ: SIS
if You want a bargain call early. VAN
SAINT & CHAMBERLAIN. % Main St.
directly opposite Z. C.. NJ. J.
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MODERN 4-room house on east bench.
Inquire % ". % South, Geo. A. Whitaker.
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FOR SALE OR FOR IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE.
SALOON, doing good business. on
Twenty-fifth street, ogden. Utah. Ad-
dress B II, Herald.
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WaIcHEs ~ JEWELs-I....

EXPERT AND RELI-ABLb r1----r ---
-.-1-i-s - reasonable prices -r -.-r
5sir.nE and diamond -e-t..-. r.s--rz
n watches and taTe.-L.. -=z = So
,.-foes- SaT sickle. The Is"-.-.. eaton.
81 sIaf orders gwen fl'-
10rs MANUFACTURING J-"
Removed 10 go Main
WATCHES and 5sve.r--. &
---. - Zoo e.. i. " b."
Easf Second South
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A SAFE opportunity offered large and
small investors to participate in profits q
a responsible b0okmaking concern s1e.'i
earned in past eleven racing Jays Alsn-
- .,0,-1r.srriaI and financial references
Address s E Jackson, Downing bldg
New ork-
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orr.c -Sr unonev-maFer for YOU on
esrtf' Fasilv earn s to Si5 per DAY No
eS-nerience OF capital needed Particulars
49, The Hodges Co. Indianapolis. mo.
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wifi i. Price. me popular grocer, car
be found at IS south Main street
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-25
The Newspaper Law

I. All subscribers who do not give
express notice to the contrary are con-
sidered wishing to continue their sub
scriptions.
?. If subscribers order the discon-
tlnuance OF their periodical the pub
Usher may continue to send it until all
arrearages are paid.
;. II subscribers refuse or neglect to
take their periodicals from the Office to
which they are directed, they are res
ponsible until they have settled their
bills and ordered them discontinued.
1. Subscribers moving to other
places without informing the publisher
and the papers are sent to the former
address, they are held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that re-
fusing to take periodicals from the Of
fee or removing and leaving them I'M
called for. is prima facie evidence Of
intended fraud.
E. If subscribers pay in advance they
, are bound to give notice at the end of
the time they do not wish to continue
taking it, and the subscriber will be
| responsible until nutil an express no.
tice with all arrearages are sent to the
| publisher
7. The latest postal laws are such
that newspaper publishers can arrest
any one who takes paper and refuse:
to pay for it.