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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

ond Hazel streets, 4-room
bllch '.s,., ,,s.,... ,....,.... lOO0
A. Matsen. Seventh West, be-
tween Fifth and sixth South,
pNo brick houses, four rooms,
cuch '.,,,. .,.,., .......,...... 1000
Mrs Elizabeth Rands, 239 west
Seventh South 4-room brick 1000
Hyrum Harris, 7G0-T7S south
East Temple, alterations and
repairs ,..,,. .,...... ..,.,.., LOCO
James Thompson. Third South
and Tenth West. FIVE 3-room
frame cottages .,..n ...,.. $500
Servis Candy Co., l73-175 west
First South, brick boiler house 200
a. r. Faulton, 424 south Sec
ond West, 4-room brick ..,.. 1000
Fritz Lumberg. Third South.
between Ninth and Tenth
West, Broom brick ..,.n... 800
7. A. Lowry, 3l5 west Fourth
South. broom brick ma. lOOv
j.. ii. Hotchkiss, Fifth South,
between Fifth and Sixth
West, 4-room brick ....... 1000
William Pickering, Second
South and Ninth West. double
brick residence, four rooms. 1900
W. c. A. Wishing, Corlis Court,
4-room brick 49,. o.. ...... 1000
j. n. Smith Eighth South and
Third West, 3-story brick
warehouse .,,.. :. :. ...... 1000
Fisher Brewing Co., Second
sorry brIck nddltion 9soo
George Mueller, 232 south
Main, 2-story brick addition :. 1900
between Fonrth and Eifth
south frame she'd "a
q panmie 65 wsst rirs,
South frame coa, shed 70
Ashton BRO. eirs, sou,b ' an,
Flchth wost e.roon, hrlct coo
Ashton pros 1a9 Ieromv ''V''
street l.roon bricI nm
y A Hanson Fourth south
tetwen rlsh,b and Ninth
Nvsst frame additIon m
A,ea p,ckeriny YAK somth Eif,h
West brick cottage 1000
lanes Jennings Fast Temnle
md FIrs, seuth alterations On
ceo f.,ye Fifth South
tefwaen Fonrth and Fifth
Weg, G.roor, hric,r :, ooo
Il q cutter "a East Temnle
9.story brlck warehouse ~ ,ooo
Thehdore Gary 1000 Indiana
Ave- S.roor frame oadItlnn AM
carl Tesch Fnlmer Ave
fror,a odld,in, IN
Georga Ravhnuld ga south
west Temnle room brick ANN
lanes Thomson Ninth South '''
hatween second ana Third
xr. -. 49,. 49,. :, roo
lanes Thomson ON sou1h Saw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

4-room frame ...,.. :. .,.,,... bVO
Mrs. Lizzie Chamberlain, Sec
ond South. between Fourth
and Fifth West, broom brick 2,OVv
Frances A. Langton, Roberts
Court, two 4-room brick cot
tages -. ..,,,... .....,,....' i,VVV
W. II. Hefty, Second West, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth
South, 4-room brick ........" LOCO
William Rlgby, l4i west Fourth
South, two 4-room brick cot
tageS -. 500. ''.'''.''''s'' sow
Oscar Kirkland, S25 Cannon
street, frame addition go. 25o
Rivers Eros. 1iO south East
Temple, brick warehouse -, 500
Noses Hallett Third South, be-
tween East and West Temple,
brick store ..n.. .,....,,.." 4,oVO
George Morrow. agent 22O
South East Temple. front for
store 49,, ..," '''.'''.., i'VVV
c. Deck, si2 west Third South,
frame barn 80. :. So. ..,.., Uo
c, A. Larson, Graeber Ave-, j.
room frame cottage ......" SVo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

South and Second West, g.
room brick .... .......oD.
II. Il, Anderson, GS west First
South, 2-story business block
Sherman Anderson. 93l west
First South, 4-room brick 80.
l.. ]. Cannon, Eighth West,
between Ninth and Tenth
South, S-room brick 49,. "a.
+. A. Ballschweller "a Pitt
street, l-room frame addition
W. D. Penney, "a south Seventh
West, Groom brick .......
James Thomson, Hazel street
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A. w. rccUNES MAGNIFICENT BUNGALOW"

between Fifth and Sixth West,
double house, 4-rooms each. 20
Mrs. T.. Thomas, North Tenn
pie, between Fifth and Sixth
West, S-room double brick... 30
A. V. Morris, 81 north, Sixth
West, frame addition ..,.... II
J. T. Miller, First West between
Fifth and Sixth North, seven
room brick ................. 90
Martin Murphy. Fourth West
between Fourth and Fifth
North, S.room brick ....... Il
G, +. Nichols, $40 West Fourth
North, 4-room brick ........a l,Qi
J. \. Durbldge. First West be-
tween Fourth and Fifth
North i-room brick ....... 2,0t
William Powell, North Temple
between Seventh and Eighth
West. broom brick ..,,...., 2,S(
d. A. g. NJ. Society, Agricultural
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20
THIRD WARD.

Thomas Inklns II Almond
street, 4foom htlcig .n.-..S 1000
Il. G Newson 81 west. First
South Broom hlicN .nr.. 5cQ
a. ". Merrill, 81 north Fifth
West, Groom brick .,.... LC
Anrou Ecyr.r, oorncr Second
West and North Temple,
btlct terrace ...,."..4..,. 1900
r. b 7, Taylor l0Y north Sec-
onl West brel addition -, $40
Henry Arnwt 222 west, North
Tempe i-roum brick .-.,.. l,OOO
Mrs Annie Shaw II Almoad
street, l-room frame a1li-
ton ..,.n ..- .....u.., 100
George Sims, s3T west North
Temple, 2room brick addl-
ton ,.., ,,.... ",.,..-u," zoe
y. J. SWenson. " Apple street.
frame ehed ,,r r......,. 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20
FOURTH " AID.

Anderson Real Estate & In
vestment Co., corner First
and O, four S-room resi-
denceS ........ .,,.,,.,. .i'.. ls,OVV
Anderson Real Estate & In
vestment Co, corner FIRST
and q, i0-r0om brick ....... 900
Darrell Eyer, First and X
streets, S-room brick resi-
dcnC2 ......,.s ,...s......,.. S,vcV
/. A. Amsden, Third and r.
two G-room brick cottages. 500
l.. a. Amsden, Third and Il, O.
room residence .,.....,.,. b,C00
Jessie NJ. Clark, Eighth street
between I and j. 4-room
frame ....,... ,.t..........,. fVV
". L. Thomas. Second and p
S-rocm frame residence an. ESQ
Anna DAWSON. corner Fourth
and o, 4-room frame add
ton ,...t...,. ,.....-.,...'. wv
Mrs Rudgtr Clawson. 40 Can
yon road broom brick $50. 5000
Il. w. bruce, l. street between
l. and NJ, s-room brick 49,. 5000
h. NJ, Druce, l. street between
Seventh and Eighth, i-room
brick ..,,.....,. ..,,......... l,VJ0
J. p, Kjerelrd. 1s6 r street,
5-room brick .,...... ...,.. 1O0J
William Cartwright Fourth,
between NJ and n, Groom
brick ,....,.., .....,.......,.. 1,SO0
Mrs. $. y. T.. Holmes. corner
State and First brick apart
ment house, los rooms...,,. 10000
A. Samuelson, 5O7 Fifth street,
Broom frame addltion,... 400
Ed Krommer. corner Eighth
and II, Broom frame .....n 800
]. @. Brown, l25 l. street, l.
room fran addition MIMI. 80
George Morrow, State. be-
tween North and South Tenn
pie, double brick house. rs
rooms .s.,a. ...... ,,,.., - e,OUJ
Twenty-frst Ward Chapel
corner First and X. brick
chapel 49,. ..,... -. ..,, 5000
w. ]. Snyder, corner First and
II. l0.room brick -. 80. -. 5000
w. G.. McGlnty, corner Fifth
and X, brick cottages,
rooms each ..-.... ....... 5000
Mrs. Croxall, sixth. between
f and F, 5-room brick. 2c0o
William Rowe, % First street.
repairs 49,. ..r...., 49,, i25
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

West, 4-room brick ,..u,,.,. LOO
Thomas Parry 6ll-6l3 west First
South. l0-room double brick
residence -. -, .,,,...,,..,. z,0VU
Burton Coal & l.. Co., Third
West, between Fifth and
Sixth South, frame barn..... 200
Elizabeth Meredith, 732 west
Second South, Groom brick. 1900
NJ. II. Wilson, lll2 west Seventh
South, frame addition ...,u. $50
H. C. Young, Seventh South, be-
tween West Temple and First
West, broom brick ....,..-. 1,60O
Consolidated Ry. & Power Co.
Seventh South and Third.
West, brick car sheds -, 80. 5000
Covington & Roper. l25 west
South Temple, brick barn 80. 1900
c. w. Lundquist. 4S Somerby
street, frame addition .... 500
George Scheller. Fifth West,
between Fourth and Fifth
South. frame barn .-.,..,..,. 100
Elizabeth Knowles First South,
between Seventh and Eighth
West, broom brick .....,. 1000
NJ. Strong, Second South, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth West,
l0-room double residence 80. $500
+. T. Bailey First South be-
tween Seventh and Eighth
West. 4-room brick e.. ..... loco
Fred saschFe. Third West be-
tween Ninth and Tenth South,
Groom h~'ck o.. 90. ....... $50
William Wielerhold, lola ave.
nue.. 2-room brick -. ....... 200
,irs. Marion Dunn. Richards
r'reet. brick store ,.. ,...... i,i)0
J. f. Davidson. South and Wet
Tcmple streets, five brick
stores 90. 90. o.. ...,..'......., b.CVJ
g 81. Fidwcl ~ south West
Tempe 6-rocn frame ...... 1853
i,mil Gittc, Paxton avenue
fr"mc harm .....,..,..,..., lOa
p i'"' 6-i.s "a iisn -. ssco
rountiiul Lum' or sni Building
Feeociation 955 west Sixth
South e.- om franc ...,.. COO
6. g. Wht7kcr Nhllaker
court. lrlcf addition. 30
T.. W Hunter 9,o-g71 couth,
Flrs, west lo.soom doatlc
brick houc1 ........,........ lSto
Crnrre p. BAKER. central
avenue 2-room brick ,.... 200
Aaron l. yor Thiid Wet be-
tween setead and Taicl South.
hrick V1fa house ............ 1850
l. c. Nel9dl So wegt Eighth
south l-.l9m Lglcx ..... so
Consoll ed Wagon and Ma
chine ccm1cny Third west,
between Seventh and Eighth
South. brick warehouse ,..... 1000
+. Auersach, $50 East Tenn
Ile repairs ......".....,...", l,So0
David Keith, go East Temple,
brick warehouse ........... 1900
p. s. Conilo Tifth South, he
tween Second and Third West,
frame tarn ................... ,l25
ca; Lake Engineering Works,
Fourth South and Sixth West.
brick foundry ............... GOO
Mrs. Rachel Lewis. Western
avenue, brick granery ...-t., 700
Mrs. II. +. Jensen, S2i south
West Temple, frame addi-
ton ....... ,.'s.. s,.'u''.'. ivtV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-01

Billiards IN Sdpls' @arten nur
30 @entS pro Stunoe BON nun an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-01
Werrictbem ibr @ebeimnis.

8ans 2aoieoiIe, &p., mar eifriQ
bemubt, Die uriabe Der auffaaeno
ibnea pOr iid geeangenen Beiierune
Der Srau s. g. 8bittafer, Die cine
sroBe seitlang unlaelide Sdmersen,
Die BON 6rDniiber 8rpnhitis Der
riibrten, erouloete, in @rfabrune su
brinaen. Damn lhrieb ibr @atte:
DIR. Kings New Discovery fani
aQes 8eroienit gu. Sc bette lie
poaftdnoig uuo oertrieb BEL unIerer
fleinen @ntelin einen beftigen Infan
BON Stids6 uften." gs BELT pofitip
9uten, @rfdltuna. 2a@rippe, 8rpn=
6itlS uno ale 9als= uno 2unqen-
2eioen. Breis 80 gts. uno $1.0C
per 5lalbe. 8rubes Slaihen fret bel
S. 8alteDer & Sobn, Sec. s. s.
Shmitt, @igentbimer, uno 80.
DreiB, bic es garantiren uoer oaa
@elo suriideritatten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-01

Die Ser. Staten piini9enspertben
uno erforoerliben 8eit-ip fart bin,
oaB Senator Mprean uno Die anoez
rem 8efiruurter Der Nicaraguaz
Canal Dute lbon einen Druid auf
Die 8unbes &egierung aus5ulben
perluhen, UNI bieielbe 81 peranlaIs
fen, i9pn iebt Berbanolungen nit
ben 8epubliten 0icaragua unb
Gotta Gtca an5ufnipfen, Inn nit
benz 0icaraeua : Canal : 8rpiect
iAneIer ppran su fummen, fir ben
Sau, baB iib Die 8erbanolunsen
nit Colombia befinitip aerl9laeen
1plIten!
uebrieens feblt es aud niht an
argpDbniihen 2euten, melbe aui
Dem @runbe bie1es tteuer Canal
&~uboelmuobels abermals oas Sntrtz
euen : Spiel Der einfluBrei9en uno
mdhtisen =Sntereiienten
mittern. Sic fDnnen bas freili1
ni6t beueiien, aber 10 gang unmDs=
lib mare bas freili6 nidt, benn ea
1T gang eritaunlid, mas bieie 8abns
mDnDpDliiten = oenen bas gauge
Broieet Der Durbitebune Der 4ano=
et,ge BON Mtttelamerifa elm Dorm
i'm Muge 1T = i'm lebten Sabr5ebni
Mnes aufgeboten baben, um oaa
| 8uitanoefommen bei1elben gu Der
| binbern!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-01
gaubbeit Fam niebt aeheilt tperseu

onrd lofale Mpplifationen. neil lie ben franfen Sbeil
oes Sbres niht errelden t6nnen. 60 eiebt mn eli
men @es, Die Saubbeit 81 ~turiren, uno Der 1T olrh
tonititutione1e 9eilmittel. Saubbeit miro ourb Ell
nen ent5inoeten 3utano Der i6leimigen 4ustlei=
bnng Der @uitadil6en Sf6bre neruria9t. ggenn
eieie &0bre ii6 e~nt8dnoet, babt ibr einen rumpelnoen
Son ODER unooltommenes @ebbr; uno menni lie gang
eel6lofien 1T, erfolst Saubbeit, ,no penn Die Gut
%3inpune nibt eeboben unb bieie H6bre pieoer in liz
rem geb6rieen 3uftano oeriebt merben fam. miro oas
@eb6r fir ir1mer 5erf6rt tueroet; neut Sale unter
Sebn peroen burb &atarrb oeruria6t, ipelber ni6ts
als Elm ent5inoeter l3uitano Der ialeimisen Ober=
Hidden 1T.
gBir moIen einbunoert Dollars fir jepen (ourh
&atarrb berurIa6ten) Sail BON Saubbett geben, ben
mir ni1t bur4 Ginnebmet BON Suits a.
"tarrb : 6 u r btilen t0nnen. 2abt Gua um=
ionft @irculare %tonnen.
G.S. Cheney & Go, Soleoo, o.
gertauft bon alien @potbefern, Yreis rs
Gents Die Glaide.
Sal's Jamtlten . Wiaen ino Die befsn.
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greitaa ben I. alusmft 1902.

Entered at the Post Office at San Anto-
[ MO, Texas, as second class matter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-01

Sc 1T mirfli9 lhier gum Ser
speifeln. pie Die Sftbmiide &anals
Trage 1ih enblps in Die 2dnge 5iebt,
Obue baB Die @ermirflibung oes
grubartigen 8rDiettes AUDI nur I'M
zines 8oles 8reite naber gerudt gu
x,o~Ao%@ gAafrft
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-01

aus @un1e, @lasfa, in Seattle,
@albinatDn, eintraf. brabte @olo=
ftaub i'm Wertbe BON elmer WtiaiDn
Dollars nit. Dies 1T Die erDBte
@oloienoung, Die in oieier Sailon
aus ben @Dlofeloern BON Some per=
l1idt muroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-01
Der Nuflidtsroth Der nrpie

= Ser Iuflihtsratb Der prpief.
tirten Natienalsu niperiitdt in @alb=
ton, .. g., bat am /. NuguIt Die
erite Bins : &ate i'm 8etraee por
$25O,0O0, auf Die Sbenfung Der
Stabl : Corporation : Bombs i'm 8e=
TRACE BON $40, 000, 900 pon Seiteu
Inoreu @arneeies erbalten. @s
beiBt, oas @elo ione our I@rribtune
zines neutrality-suspicious. uno Ell
mes nit ben mooernften ginrihtun-
tungen perlebenen 2aboratpriums
permenoet ueroeu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-01

eepflan5t uno ereaben 1864, 957
Bnlbels 81 81 Gents per 8uIbel.
Inter ben init Der rGulumbia"
in Seem gort ~aneefpmmenen GaIias
gieren befano lib Die 8arpnin b..
&etteler, bic @ittpe bes BON ben
btneliiben 8orerr errnprbeten oeutz
lhen 8%eianoten. 5rau ppr &ettez
Ter, befanntlib cine Nmerifanerin,
Die 9odter BON Germ $. 9. 2eoz
barb in Detroit, aeoenft, 1i6 bauernb
bel ibren @ltern Undergraduates. Sic
bielt iib in LETTER 3eit in Berlin auf
uno muroe ourh ben &ailer mieoer=
bolt auseeseibnet. Srau pDn Set
leler tpuroe bel ibrer Nnfunft BON III
rem Bater ertpartet uno in bas
Waloorf : @itDria 6pte[ geleitet.
8eioe reiiten eeltern Nabmittae nab
Detroit ab. Die lhuerseprifte
Srau trdet nod INNER tiefe Trauer
uno ben 8ittmenl9leier.
Wan lbreibt aus WaibingtDrt:
@abrenb Der lebten @enitterItiirme,
mel9e iiber ben Bptpn1ac b~inpeefee=
ten, ihfue Der 8lib in einen 8ulper.
lbuppen, auf Dem Snoian 6eab
SbieBplabe elm, mDourh $4,000
8funo raudloIes 8ulper in Brand
gerietben uno bas @ebduoe in Die
2uft eelpreugt tpurbe.
= Ius Nbilene, &anias, idreibt
man: Die 5armer Der neiten UNI
gebung iino iberseuat, boB bas
@elibfurn oies Sabr bort Die grDBte
@rnte liefern miro. pelbe es lie in
bie1er @eeeno CAB, uno bas ielblt
bann, tpern aub fein 6egen mebr
in ndbiter !2eit fallen loIte.
= Sn Seem Orleans nuroe oieIer
Gage cine Mtaiien=g erlammlune Der
vprDmtnenteIten" Heeer BON Seem
Orleans abgebolten, I'm Br0teit ge=
gen Die 9urhfubruna oes neuen Sc
iebes gu erbe5en, mDnab @eiBe unb
Sarbige AUDI in ben S%traBenbabn=
tpaeen getrennte Nb~tbeiluneen be-
nuben ipllen. Die &~erlammlung
beihloB ihlieBlib, cine Iftien : @es
ieG1baft flr ben Betrieb pDn Subrz
ruerfen in Der eansen Staot gu
9riinben, tpelbe ausi6lieBlib BON
Sarbieen benubt meroen.
- Sn 2eesburg, 8ireinien,
muroe Der 0eeer CHARLES Grooen
oelpndt, melder etnen meiBen Wann,
Namens @tIiam $. &iliDn, in Der
gedbe BON 6ernbpn ermoroet bate.
= Sn Nntberit, Ga., fommt suz
nd6it Der BroceB gegen ben Gi6ter
Campbell our Bodybuilding. Ser
ielbe bate ben Metbobiitenpreoieer
CRAWFORD ppr benz Court : ,6aule
burdeepeitlbt, neil berielbe in iei=
mem Brpbibitiunsblatte bebauptet
bate, oab Der &ibter ben 8e=
ftebungen pDn Seiten Der SaloDns
leute 5uednelih iei.
Sc lit algemein aufsefaaen,
oab fih Der Same oea WtapDrs Seth
Som por Seem gorf niht auf Der
2iite Der pDn Gaiier @ilbelm NIT
Drben Decprirten befinoet. Wtan
erfdbrt iebt, baB Scr. Som auf Die
Mnfrage. pb er becerirt ST. peroen
uin1de, entIbieben ablebneno gez
antmDrtet babe. Nnitatt zines Dr.
oens erbielt er barauf Elm Bortrat
oe8 Brinsen 9einrih.
Der Oampfer r&oanofe", Der
aus 0pnle, @lasfa, in Seattle,
@a1binetpn, eintraf, brahte @olb=
ftaub i'm Wertbe BON elmer Willion
Dollars nit. Dies 1T Die erDBte
@oloIenbung, Die in bieier Sailon
aus ben @Dlofeloern BON Some per=
lhidt puroe.
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werieste eimen MeSaftemr in staunen.

SSlfSHtC StNcu JtSputtCut ~ SSUNttSu+
Ser Meoafteur 6. u 8rppn bun
8ennetspine, g. g., murbe EMIT
MATS unsebeuer iiberraidt. uDurd
langes 2eioen on 9pspepfieA lhreibt
er, nrpar meme Srau pbpIiib iebr
beruntereefommen. Sic bate feline
&raft mebr uno fit entieblih an Dem
Magelt; aber tie berIudte Electric
Bitters, meldes ibr iufort balf uno
jebt nahoem Iie bier Slalhen ee=
nommen bat = lit iie mieoer pDaz
itdnoig 9eiunoet unb Fam irgeno
etpas eiien. gs lit elm grpBartiaer
9onit uno feline ~pureirenoe gieen<.
ibaft lit unibdbbar fir cine fridge
2eber." @egen unperoaulihfeit,
Ippetitloiiafeit. Magen= unb Sober
2eioen miro es garantirt. Sour so
Gents. @rbdltlib BEL S. &alteper
& Sobn, @eu. s. S. S9mitt,
@igentbimer uno 30. 9reiB.
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Wielen s@rinoen" bari man
nibt auf ben @runo aeben.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-02
Wright Steps Down.

j. Ridgway Wright has resigned as
chairman of the Luzerne county Demo-
cratic committee, and simultaneously his
name appeared as leader of the Citizens
Alliance. This organization is com
posed Of several hundred business and
professional men of Wilkesbarre and
vicinity, sworn to fight against boycotts,
the intimidation OF workers at the mines
and acts of violence.
AS the head of such an organization,
secret as 1t is In character, Mr.. Wright
could not maintain his position at the
. head OF the Democratic party, and it is
understood that he has practically pnt
aside all his political ambitions, as the
position is not one to win sympathy and
votes.
Major Wright served term In the
legislature, was major in the Ninth
regiment, and has long been one of the
most prominent money wing Democrats
in Luzerne county.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-02
Greek Church Cathedral.

Canon Hoboday, the vicar general of
the Greek Catholic Church of America,
has closed the deal for the purchase OF
the Tripp homestead in the western
part OF Scranton. The purchase price
was $40, ,000. The property will be used
as a site on which will be erected the
headquarters Of the Greek Catholic
Church in America. The intention is
to build cathedral and convent there.
Vicar General Hodobay is now vir-
tually head OF the fiftythree Greek
Catholic priests in this country. He
will make report to Pope Leo regard
ing the condition of the Greek Catholic
Church in America and then perma-
nent head of the Greek dioceses of the
United States will be appointed.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

U1OR SALE.-Fine plot of ground, 50x150
IL feet, with two single residences, stable,
outbnildugs, ETC.; will sell all or part. Apply
to william Higgins, Freeland.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-02
Commencement Exercises.

Standing room was at a premium at
the Grand opera house on Monday even
ing, and the commencement exercises
of the senior class OF st. AIMS Com
mercial school were enjoyed by nearly
1000 people. The stage was prettily
decorated with plants, flags, etc, and
presented most inviting appearance
when the curtain rose.
The program, as published In Mon
days issue, was carried out without any
important change, and the various num-
bers were literally applauded. The
orations, songs and musical selections
given by the members of the class were
instructive, while the salutatory and
prophesies were entertaining and neatly
worded.
George Mclaughlin, ESQ, delivered
the opening address and spoke encour-
agingly 10 the graduates. Rev. M j..
Fallihee read the address OF Prof. Cross,
the examiner, who was unable to be
present, and also awarded the diplomas
and medals to the class. DePerro' g
orchestra rendered several classical
selections during the evening.
The exercises throughout reflect credit
upon the convent commercial school and
its instructors, the Sisters of Mercy, and
the local public have every reason to
feel proud of the institution in our midst
which can so we'll equip young men and
women for the world of business.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-02
To Celebrate the Fourth.

The committee In charge OF the Fourth
OF July celebration In Freeland, to be
held under the auspices of the Citizens
Hose Company, is working hard to make
the days exercises worthy of the Oc-
casion. On account of so many men
being away from home, the majority of
tho societies invitedlto participate in the
demonstration were deferred from tax
ing favorable action on the invitation,
nevertheless the iremen expect to make
good showing.
At the Public park the annual picnic
of the fremen will be held during the
afternoon and evening
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-02
JAS. H. MONTGOMERY, M. D.
In a Carefully Prepared Ar
ticle Recommends DR.. d.
Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy.

In recent issue OF the New York
Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene,
the recognized authority on all matters
pertaining to health, James III. Montgom-
cry, M. D., says editorlaly:
'After careful investigation of DR..
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
specific for kidney, liver and bladder
troubles, rheumatism, dyspepsia and
constipation with its attendant Ills, we
are free to confess that more meritor-
ious medicine has never come under the
examination of the chemical and medical
experts of the New York Magazine of
Sanitation and Hygiene. In fact, after
the most searching tests and rigid in
quiry into the record Of DIR. David Kehr
nedy's Favorite Remedy, it becomes 10.
duty to recommend its use In uneduivo-
cal term to every reader of this journal
whose complaint comes within the list
of ailments which this remedy is adver
tised to cure. We have obtained such
overwhelming proof of the efficacy of
this specific-have so satisfactorily de-
monstrated its curative powers through
personal xperiments-that a care for
the interests of our readers leads us to
call attention to its great value"
JAMES Ii. MONTGOMERY, NJ. D.
All druggists sell Dr. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy in the New so Cent
Size and the regular $1Oo size bottles.
Sample b0ttle-enough for trial, free by mail
Dr.D.Kennedy Corporation n, Rondout,N.Y.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-02
Suit for DAMAGES.

Rev. Gabriel Martyak, pastor OF st.
Mary's Greek Catholic church, and wife
Irene, have entered an action in the
courts of Luzerne county against George
Molnki and wife Catherine, In which it
is charged that the defendants have
slandered and attempted to ruin the
reputation of the wife of the plaintiff.
The amount of damages claimed is
S1O O0O
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-02
Notice to Patrons.

In order to give the employees OF the
Tribune holiday on July 4, no paper
will be issued from this office on Friday.
Instead, the Tribune will be published
tomorrow at the usual hour. Carriers,
advertisers and others whom the change
may concern are requested to be govern.
ed accordingly.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-02

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