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Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-02-05
SPECIAL
Stock Reducing
Sale
NICKEL, TIN. AGATE,
Galvanized and Enamel Ware

W. can only specify few prices but
10 bargains are uumberleSS-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
ANOTHER CHAPTER ON
THE COMMISSIONERS
BIG WHITE ELEPHANT
Attorney for Liquor Dealers Has Advised His Clients TO
Resist Inspection by Mr.. Meek in Order That
Few More Test Cases May Be Instituted

a farce pure and simple, ray the
saloon men Of Seattle. was the recent
test case IN which the courts COM
fIrmed tho appointment OF J. A.
Meek TO bo county liquor inspector
under long forgotten law. made by
the territorial legislature q Year,
aGo
Mr.. Meek was really both plaintiff
and defendant IN the suit" said John
w Roberts, attorney for the Retain
Liquor Dealers Association this
morning. THE suit was a moot case
only and the vital issue whether the
old statute was Htlll valid ana un-
repealed law-waH never raised In
the superior court and was not urged
IN the supreme court until too late
To- avail tho saloon men OF Seattle Ia
their effort TO evade an unjust inter
ference with their business.
Has No AatAsfity
II cannot speak now for the liquor
dealers association. for I was hpc-
cially employed by that organization
10 represent itn members only In the
Ho-called test cnnr. which IN now
ended. Hut I have advised the Of
Ulcers OF the association ana indi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
DASHING WAVE
FOR SKAGWAY RUN

Tho old ship Dashlng Wave VIII
look like "a new vessel whom she en-
crRcs from the ways on Tacoma
whore phe ia now undergoing a. com
plrte ovrrhnullng. As soon nH the
repairs are completed, the DnHhing
Wave viii be put into commirHion by
The Pacinr cola Storage CO., be
tween Seattle and Bkngwny Dur
INK the summer season fhr ~ al
ready commissioned to carry north
5000 head OF cattle consigued
10 the Pacific cold Storage GO. az
Dawson city.
The ship viii make regular sail
inpa every 20 days between iInttle
and skagway but Wan not go under
her own sail. She win Boz tpwcd 30
aud fro by some Hthunch ocean tug.
The ship viii carry no passengers,
but viii be reserved sxclusiy"ly for
freight. She has tonnage n 1900
tons. Tho DnHhing Wave VIII take
the place OF the steamer Elihu
Thomson. now on the Skagwny run,
the latter being then placed on thc
Nome run. l.. n. Gray a. co. arc
the agents.
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q
A SALVAGE SALE
Offers Opportunities Bare

The stock we bought from the
wrecked steamer Bertha was . great
big one. and although we have sold
large amount OF goods from IT,
stlll YOU viii probably find what you
want ~ you come without delay.
The stock includes almost all ar
ticles Of wearing apparel. such as
hats. caps. suits, shirts. underwear.
socks. boots and shoes, and rubber
boots.
An were especially made for Alas
ka wear, but surely there can be
nothing better for men engaged I'm
any sort OF manual labor IL will be
many a day before you'll have am
other such chance TO buy goods so
stoutly and warmly built.
The pricel Well. just about what
ever you want TO pay tin the salvage
stock Is cleared out
How do we do II? Wei, you can
bet we didn't pay much when we
had the total amount In cash 20
plank down as soon as the stock
from the wreck was landed. and
bought it RIGHT on the spot where Il
was put ashore.
outlet Company. corner Occidental
avenue and Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
ON SHORE
AND WAVE
Items OF Interest to Shippers
and Seamen

The cnrgo-dlacharginR record Of
Vancouver and an other British Col
umbin ports was broken by stove
dure Alex. McDermott 81 Vancouver
last saturday. when his men took
out 81 the steamer Queen Mary. ln
10 hours. 40 tons 81 raw sugar
The burned out hun ~ the British
ship FrnnklHtau ia Htill Afioat. and Is
reported waiiowinR about In the
track 81 coasting vessels. n menace
10 navigation.
n. Is. snowden. secretary Of the
North American Transportation ~
Trading Co. has just returned from
Chicago. where he attended a meet
Ing OF the ~ a. T A. r. CO.. 10
confirms the report previously circu-
lated that the ~. A. r. A. +. 90. Will
operate Its Yukon ncct Of steamers
independent u the Northern Nhviga-
ton Co. this year.
The KruRc liner Santa Ana nrriv-
ed here yesterday from san Fran
cisco with 100 passengers. one Of the
biggest crowds she ever brought
She carried cotton cargo OF mer-
chandine.
Tho steamer city % Seattle Of the
=. G. g. line sails for the north az 8
,. m. tonight.
The Alaska Flsherica Union II
completing 6 Fraser river fishing
boats here. for use OF their cannery
AT the mouth OF tho Chnkat. They
viii also have contributed four add
tional NcoWH.
Tho steamer Jeanne % the =. l..
". Co, sails this afternoon with "A
cargo ~ ennuery supplies for Water
bay. Her schedule sailing for Nome
has been charged from the 1ath inst.
20 the 2sth inst.
Tho steamer Rainier ~ the Pollard
line left San Francisco today for Sc
attic.
There Il an anti-ChineHe agitation
~ skHgwny. II looks as N tho
1hinka would have 20 leave there.
A territorial club WAS organized Al
skaEway On the 18TH Inst. y. Al
Noodrun was elected president. ana
TX u, f.eFovrc secretary.
The new steamer Mnnstte. recent.
~ completed ON the sound win
commence Monday next making reg
clnr trips between Tacoma and E.y-
rrntt
The Htern-wheei steamer T. q
Reed. after next Monday. win 70 on
tho Taroma-Everctt run direct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

THE INTEREST IN THIS SPEC
TAL aALEIs UNUSUAL. PEOPLE
WHO ARE JUDGES OF VALUES
LOSE LITTLE TIME IN MAKING
THEIR SELECTION. 4 LARGE
PERCENTAGE OF THEM BEING
CASH BUYERS. STORE OPEN
EVENINGS. UNTIL FURTHER
NOTICE. GOOD NEW PIANOS,
FULLY WARRANTED. si3l, sis2,
sia3. uss AND UPWARD. NEW
ORGANS or BEST MAKES. So
FOR THE $50 STYLES. SECOND
HAND ONE At MOST ANY PRICE
ALL fNsTRUMENTs SOLD on
EASY TERMS IF DESIRED. EACH
AND EVERY ONE BEING a GEN
UtNE BARGAIN. AND GUARAN.
TEED TO RE As REPRESENTED
II you viii need Piano or an
organ within the next few years.
you should not overlook the great
rnoney-saving possibilities of this
rare opportunity, We are especially
NAfHtA fhN VI IAN iAAh hAtN fitf W ilN llANN
feel inclined 10 doubt our assertions.
call and see FOR themselves
We are equipped 60 supply your
wants for anything from a small
travelling organ 90 the finest fun
sized Concert Grand Piano ever
made. and Our fun line Of Chicken
Ing Weber Hobart, NJ. Gable, Kim
bail. Pease, -. =. Johnston Co. and
various other makes are included In
this sale, and ARE going at from one
third TO hair less than their actual
value.
Just think ~ II. Thoroughly re-
liable ana well made Upright Pianos
in various fancy woods that sell
regularly for from $3.50 10 s275 ana
$3.50 now ti3l SOC and Stg3
New Organs cut IN two. Second
hand ones az most any price. store
open evenings TN further notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

Tho annual war against the sale ~
liquor at the lakeside parks has been
commenced by the police. city De
tectlvc Byrnns fred the FIRST gun of
tho campaign late yesterday after
noon by arrcntlng Julia Lewis on "a
warrant charging her with selilng
beer without city license. 90 her
resort one Of the blind pigs near
LcHchi park.
The blind pig in The latitude ~ &C.
attic, iH az o. rule "A alternating ami
mat and spends the rainy season IN
"a condition Of suspended animation.
with advent OF the first spring gun
shine however. he ruba sleep from
his hightlees eyes ana begins active
preparations FOR "a season " summer
law breaking
Already most Of the unlicensed "a
looms on the lake front are open for
business. ana the thirsty wayfarer
has little cause to return 90 the city
Tor "a drop 81 his favorite Rurgie- no
matter where the desire for "A drink
may Overtake him on his wandering
about the Lake Washington parks.
wni See Thihgs
There Is a prospect. however. that
the blind pig, Hightleaa aH he may
be-, VIII be made 10 see the error OF
his ways In earnest. this year. chief
sullivan. in au interview. stated that
his department would positively sup
prefs tho Illegal liquor traffic ~ the
parks. and would leave no stone un-
turned ~ finally close up the dozen
or more unlicensed groRgeries and
houses % assiEnHtion that have long
been an eycsurs 20 the decent sle-
mcnt OF the community visiting the
lake 'front.' pleasure resorts
a move IN this direction was made
by chief sullivan last summer. ~
tho result % the overwhelming pub
lie sentiment aroused against the
blind pign. az the result Of the in
vesuRntlona OF the Lax and order
league In the preceding spring. The
proprietorA Of all the unlicensed sa.-
looms were arrested and heavily fin
ed In police court, and for a time the
eva was stamped out.
People Wouldn't HavsIt
The proprletors then appealed %
the city council for an extension of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
THE BIG ROANOKE

Tho bis four maatod ship Roanoke
the largest wooden vessel In the
world, iH expected az hroHd street
pler sometime today. She loads 90,
600 cases or salmon here. This, to-
Eethcr with the salmon she shipped
az fhlrhavcn and "a part cargo OF
Wine, viii aggregate close Go $500 600
in value, She viii bc here 10 days
or Two weeks before sailing FOR New
York, The Roanoke ~ owned by
Arthur ScWall s. Go. Of Bath. Me.
Her gross tonnage h. 1850 tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
NO LIQUOR SELLING AT
PARKS is The ORDER
Law Must Be Obeyed" Says the Chief of POice-"WiII
Prosecute All Cases" Says Corporation Counsel -
GilIam-There Is Hope at Las.

the saloon limits. ~ include tho lake
parks, and formally demanded ro-
TAN Hquor licenses for their places.
Public sentiment again trlumpheds
and the council almost unanimous
ly denied the appeal
Two Of the blind pig keepers then
reopencd their places, and were again
arrested and fined They appealed
10 the superior court for the purpose,
as they claimed. OF testing ths valid
ity Of tho law. Public interest In
tho matter IN the meantime had
waned and before the end OF tho
summer most 81 the unlicensed va
looms were running as usual ana
were not moloHted again.
VIII De Stamped Out
But this year II is announced there
VIII be no dallyinR with the evil.
The two appealed cases which have
been allowed % cucumber the SUPER
Tor court criminal calender, viii be
forthwith called up and disposed Of,
ana Chief Sullivan Gays all tbs law
breakers hereafter VIII be arrested
the moment they open thelr resorts.
Mr.. Gillian Emphatic
In his efforts 20 purify the parks,
Chief Sullivan win have the active
seFlfpaA ~ tuS Nltg itfzA lrpaI tI4f-ft.
We VIII certainly enforce the
liquor law and prosecute all cases
that are made by the police" re-
marked Corporation Counsel Gillian
this morning.
The police win also have the Food
wishes Of the county authorf-
RES In any EFFORT 70 prevent lbe,uor
selling al the parks The state has
concurrent Jurisdiction with the city.
Ira the prosecution Of unhoensed
liquor dealers, and several property
owners have already asked Prose-
cutting Attorney Fulton ia proosed
against tho blind pigs ia case tie
city fails to DO go this summer.
hir Fulton win probably not inter-
fsrc In CITY criminal business at the
present time.
A. the Star recently stated, theirs
- no doubt that the law Is now be-
ing violated at the lake. Even az
Madrona park the blind pixs are
running In brazsn defiance az tbs
EFFORTS 81 the residents OF the neigh
borhood 70 keep vice and immortality
out OF at least one park on the lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
JoBBIne QUOTATIONS
fcoREEcTED DAfLYJ
Green Pruit

Lemons g. 5oQ3g5 a box: cooking
apples. Si9i25. eating apples. s2oO
c2s0; oranges. sZTQ11 20. bananas.
3Ls5G 30; pineapples. $40 per doE
Seeding oranges. 81 25d275. navels.
f325u15o lines. 81 b8q 500 case: tan
gerincH, 'l15. grape fruit, s2.00G2.5o.
Vegetables
potatoCa-Old. 80 00HSs 90 a ton
new. N50as00 per Ewt: Beets.
81 0oe 50 per sack. carrots. $50 sbc
per sack. lettuce. $40 per case.
turnips. socGti. %. garlic &c. cabbage
A50afl55 per cwt; husks. 20c; celery,
eec per duE. sweet potatoes. s. 90
per case. Chin peppers. 2sas0c: sauer
krAuL "a 0 Be-; tomatoes. N.259 LIZ
per crate. radlshes. ioc per dog
parsley. zoo Do. onions. s225d25o per
cwt. pRrsnlpE a5c. caulifiower.
S1.25, pumpkins. 2N2i1c per ID.
s0ca2i 90. sQuRsheE, &c. WAX beans
lsc. artlchokes. e0u Zoe per dor.
string beans, sai0C. cuoumbers
81 500 10 per box. Brussels sprouts.
1nsc, peas. 4asc. rhubarb. q
per NJ; California. &i.75 per box; spin
ach. GOO zoe per box. asparagus. 709c
per NJ. WallR Walla asparagus. s2.0j
aZ25 per box.
Butter. Cheese. Egrs ana Poultry
Butter Washington creameriea,
&c. fresh Iowa and Elgin. 21Q 2sc.
ranch. i7G poe. storage Iowa, &c.
Cheese. Native Washington, ful
cream. 12ai4c. Eastern: New
York. 13Aaisc: Wisconsin. lee,
Roquefort. 45c. Edam. tii.O0GI2.0 OF
per case: New York, l5mi6c. Lin
burger i6al7c brick, l6dl7c; Swiss
lsQl9c.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. lee
California. l4ai5C: oregon. l5c.
1--we poultry Hens. 3iRHi4c: fry.
ers. SsO0G5.00 per doz. turkeys. 13d
lac: geese. l0Glic: ducks. i3c.
Dressed poultry-TurkeYs 14G isc
geese liGlsc. ducks. iial5o; chick
ems. i3GlAc.
Houey--i2al2c.
Provisions
Fresh meat--Cow beef &c per 10.
steer beef. 7u7ize per 10: mutton,
wether, 7Mc; ewes. 7Mc; pork. 1oc
per 10. veal. large. sc. small. i0c.
Provisions Hams. 1Stac: breakfast
backs, lic. bellies, i2c.
Hay-Puget sound. per ton, $500,
Eastern Washington timothy, SiS.00G
1900; alfalfa. l2dlSc.
Grain-Oats. $500: wheat. s23.50.
corn, $500. rolled barley, $500.
Corrected daily The following
prices are being orfereI TO the pro-
Queer IN round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle:
Graln-Onts. 326.s0027 so: barley
S2l00. wheat, chicken feed, S2l00
corn. bulk. $50 %.
Cheese-Native Washington. li1
Ike
Eggs--Strictly fresh ranch, i6di1c
Butter Washington creamery. "a
q Zoe; ranch, 15a17c.
CHICAGO, April Wheat. 7SA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

/ vlduai saloon men who are my
cllcntu that Mr.. Meek has absolutely
no authority to act OK liquor IN
bpcctor and further advised them 10
resist him in case he should at
tempt tn inspect liquors Ia their
stocks.
we are reliably Informed and be-
| lioye that MI Meek procured the
| bringing OF the test suit by Christie
A Miller, Ychler way saloon men, ana
| not only managed the litigation for
them, but also paid their lawyer for
! his services.
never Was valid"
MIR. Meeks appointment was in
| valid from the beginning Last SUM
! met. when tho county commissioners
asked Prosecuting Attorney Fulton
/ for an opinion as 10 their power 10
appoint "A liquor Inspector. Mr Full
| ton gave a written statement to the
/ effect that the old law had been re-
| poaied by Implication by nubHcqunt
| legislation and that they had 80 such
power since the office Of liquor In
I spcctor no longer existed.
Nevertheless the commissioners
appointed MIR. Meek with the under
standing. Wc are informed. that the
should stand the expense Of proving
! his title To- the office IN court For
I this purpose Mr.. Meek brought the
J teut case against himself and raised
but one question FOR decision
whether the old statute had not be-
come invalid for non enforcement
Quite property Judge Heil hold
against Christie a Miller on Mr..
Meeks demurrer % the complaint
Tor the real issue was never raised.
Then Mt Mrcks plaintiffs APP
pNaicd TO the supreme court. Al this
stage tho Retail Liquor Dealers A..
ISOLATION employed Roberts q
i.aehey 70 represent itH interests We
were unable 10 undo what had been
done. nor were even allowed 10 argue
the case IN the supreme court. 80
we lost again. Now the supreme
court has denied a reheHring. and
yesterday the rcmittitur came down.
MI Meek ~ now liquor inspector
according 10 the courts. but IL the
saloon maa take my advice they will
no, recognize him as such. One
leading liquor dealer has already re-
fused to allow him 60 enter his
saloon and prosecutions viii prob
ably follow This and similar refuHais
In this way the saloon men will be
able 10 really test the Law. The sale
% uninspeciei liquor ~ under the
old law miHdemeanor. punishable
by fine 81 not more than $500 aud
imprisonment IN the county jail for
term no, exceeding six months
Some saloon man will have 70 rick
this punirhmsnt for the good % his
fellows.
"A pfsa Letter"
In my mind there ~ no doubt that
the law ~ 1880 10 not only a dead
letter. but actually repealed The
territorial law of isss chnrtefinK tho
city Of Seattle gives this city abHo-
lutte power 60 regulate and control
the liquor traffic within It's corporate
limits and repeats the conflicting
laws. And the first state legislature
four years iatar gave an incor-
porated cities. towns and villages
absolute control over the sale 81
Intoxicating liquors IN their own
boundaries
Mr Meek has a tI0 600 a year Of
flee II he has anything Ba the
liquor dealers will make him prove
his title again"
a--aassaa
Wanted J. Experienced dress goods
saleSmen. Apply manager Bon
Marche.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
NOME CITY BOOKS
MANY PASSENGERS

Bookings Tor Nome on the steam
er Nome city. which sails on the
2iHt ARE very fair. A. the Office Of
The clipper line. 81 was told today
that the steamers FIRST class book.
ings would undoubtedly an be taken
with a fair prospect ~ a big inrnad
in the second class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

Seventh Precinct O.. 3D. n. hail. No.
WV Fast Seventy .HrcOnt street, near
WHHilrWn ave.
Ewhth rtrenct orrru Lake boathouue,
tut 90 taf lIue.
The roiiH at said election Will uo opeu
itum 70 v.ciaek "a. m. until O'Clock y. 800.
nf HaIt day.
go ms hand and amazed tho rral OF Hall
city tWn 10th day 90 Anil iuOe
'Hoall JNp NufLNuElG
city Comptroller and "a .oficlo city CLERK
uf tho city 90 Seattle
Tate of hfHt publication Aptil a. ipO2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
The MARKETS

Although Thursday f. popularity
supposed 10 be the quiet day on
Western avenue. the commission men
had their hands fun today filling or
d"rs. Out-of-town demands were
very frequent No special changes
are quoted In prices. Arrivals were
iight today New potatoes are in
good demand and the commission
men are inclined TO hold for a rise
awaiting new shipments from Cali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
FILLS THE HOUSE

OLYMPIA. April H. Emma Ne.
vadA's popularity here g. such that
at last nights performance she COM
pieteiy filled the opera house and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
BLAMES 1T To
WARREN

LONDON. April 1.-THE Dispatch
cs which passed between Butler and
Roberts regarding the sensational
reverse suffered 10y tho British at
spIon kop were published today,
Butler IN his report 20 Roberts COM
dennis Gen. Warren. ana says; I'VE
lest our chance by Warrcna slow
ness. ! ought to have assumed COM
mand myself"
Wanted Experienced floor walk
era. Apply manager hon Marche.
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Antitrust
Prices

Glycerine. s-oz, bottles ,,......,,. 10
BcnEine. fun pint bottles. 5c
Ammonia, run pint bottles ....... 5c
Rcd Cross skin Soap. $50 size zoe
bay Rum. fun pint. bent....... zoe
Persian Insect Powder, per 10 35c
Lime Water per gallon use
Rochelle Salts. per 35c
Borax. refined. per ib........IOc
EPSON Salts. per lb........... ne
Wood Alcohol. fun zoe
Carriers Little Liver Pulls. Csc sire
'.s ffssftss tstttsff tssssssss.s4t ~.
Cuiicura soap. use siEN. ..........I5c
Alcock'A Porous plaatcrn. $50 size
rt't. 'sss.. .s.-+..fts. -.ssss.... Zoe
Acnnln's raleum Powder. Use size
-. ''....... ............ ~ &c
belladonna plAEteFs 2se siHe Zoe
Carriers Digestive Tablets. ti.0o sine
-. s.s.s.s+ +ss..t. ....... oil. b~r
Violet Witch Hazel Cream. Sc sire
s-. +tatsst. stsss.tt-t. .sss....... zoe
Arnica iiniment, SOC Hire ...... 3Sc
Ice Crram soda. per glass ....... sc
The only Drug Store Not in The
Trust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

wanted Experienced dress goods
HnleEiurn. Apply manager Bon
Narche.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-02-15

The smallest vertebrates hitherto known have
been several species of little fishes in the South
ern States, the shortest being somewhat less
than an inch in length. A new species of goby
to be known as Mistichthys lusonensis-is re-
ported from Lake Buhi, in southern Luzon, and
is even smaller. its average length being only
about half an inch. A surprising fact is that
this tiny species is food-6sh of some impor-
lance. Great numbers are caught in the lake,
and, with peppers or other spiced herbs, they
are priced by the natives.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-02-15

NOAH E. OFFUTT
In ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~ Money to Loan. TOWSON, ND.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-02-15
NOR SALE.

FARM OF 40 ACRES, more or less on the LIE;
Jarrettsville turnpike miles from Meredith's
Ford Bridge and IL miles from Baltimore i'm
proved by a small house, bank barn. wagon
shed, granary. spring house, etc.; all under cul-
tivation except 4acres well watered by springs
and branches one spring particularly being
noted for its fine water also, an artesian well
at the dwelling. 1t is well fenced, kind soil,
easily titled. 1t has all conveniences, such as
schools, churches, stores. shops etc., and is well
supplied with all kinds of fruit nice quiet neigh
borhood and very healthy. Apply to
No. 334. LONGNECKER BROS,
Nov. 24-tf. Real Estate. Towson, Md.
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FARM FOR SALE.
nth

A FARM OF lis ACRES, situated in the 10th
district of Baltimore county, on the road lead
Central Railroad, to Wesley Chapel, and within
one and one-half miles of said station. 1t il
known as the property formerly belonging to
George w. Cuddy, and adjoins lands of Messrs
Jacob NJ. Pearce. William Light and others. II
is improved by ordinary buildings, and ia
well adapted for dairying and general farm.
cash payment the credit payment to be secured
by mortgage on the place. Apply to
LONGNECKER BROS,
Real Estate Agents and Brokers, Towsontown.
May 19.-tf. mo. 22S.l
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DIOR SALE.

Z
A FARM OF 81 ACRES, about &c acresG5
cleared balance in wood; situated in the 10th Ei5
district, on road leading from Knoebel's to Web
ster's corner, about II miles from the city. and
about Il miles from two stations on the Balti-
more & Lehigh Railroad. Improvements are a
six-room frame house, barn and other buildings !;
plenty of good water and an abundance of fruit:
soil productive healthy location. mo. 330.I
Also, adjoining the above, about 80 acres, %
acres cleared, and under cultivation. This tract
of land has no buildings. These places will be
sold together or separately. Apply to
mo. 3d. LONGNECKER BROS,
Nov. loft. Real Estate, Towson, Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-02-15
Apl. 22.-tf mo. Bill
VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE.

The first tract contains about So ACRES OF
WOODLAND, portion of the Camp Chapel 90
tract, in the 18th district, fronting on the 20
Philadelphia road. near the 13-miestone and at
the intersection of the Philadelphia and Camp
Chapel roads, adjoining the lands of William H.
Knight, John Smith and others. No. 345.
The second tract contains about 70 ACRES OF
GROWING TIMBER, short distance west Of
the Philadelphia road, near the emile stone, in
the Nth district. The neighborhood is good and
thickly settled. Further particulars given on
application to the undersigned. Address,
No. BAG. LONGNECKER BROS,
June If Real Estate Towsop Md