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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-09
goly istotnie zostana omowione
w przyszly wtorek.

mas Kidd, wiceprezydent "A
merican Federation of Labor"
probowaf doprowadzic do ugody
miedzy fabrykantem unia, ale
Tilt oswiadczyl, re ME ustapi co
do obnizenia plac robotnicom,
ktore strajk spowodowaly. Chce
zreszta zaprowadzic "wrota zam-
kniete''.
w zesziy czwartek, ma zgroma-
dzeniu strajkujacych przykrawa-
czy Local No. Fl" ma wzmian-
Ike wyczerpujacych sic fundu-
szach u niekt6rych strajkerow,
podniesiono mysl dobrowolnej
sk1adki. w jednej chwili, zanim
wielu zrozumia1o o co chodzi, zlo-
zono przeszfo 10000, a dalsze
fundusze wpfywaja. Zapal, z ia
kim mySl te podjeto, dowodzi, re
przylrawacze krawieccy gotowi
So do dlugiej i zacietej WALK, So
pewni zwycisztwa, a tenn mniej
nys1a poddaniu sic. Chodzi
tylko to, ably bojazliwi i chciwi
ma pieniadze ludzie ME wchodzili
strajkujacym W droge-a tam O.
poznili zwycieztwo krawcow.
Alderman Butler.
Onegdaj odbyia sic pierwsza
sesya komitetu pieciu, ktory ma
zbadac oskarzenia wniesione w
rad:zie miejskiej w ubiegly ponie-
dzialek przez aid. Butlera. Sesya
ia jednakowoz, ktora odbyla sic
w obecnosci wielu zainteresowa-
nych ia sprawa, ME doprowadzila
do niczego, gdyz aid. Butler, O.
swiadczywszy, re jeszcze ME ze-
bra1 potrzebnych mu dowodow,
ME chciaf pred przyszlym ponie-
dziafkiem dac zadnych blizszych
wyjasnieh. Natomiast przyrzeki,
ze w przysz1y poniedzia1ek, pred
posiedzeniem rady miejskiej, da
komitetowi rome wyjasnienia,
ktore pos}uza do tego, by ma po-
siedzeniu odpowiedni rapport zlo-
zono.
Przybyf Port Artura.
H. B. Campbell, byly mieszka-
nice miasta Chicago, ktory cd
szeregu lat zajmowa1 sic banker
stwem w Niu Czwang, a 7 lat
spedzii w Porcie Artura, powro-
Gil wczoraj do Chicago zamiesz-
ka, swego ojca, w. Campbella,
6o37 KimbarIs ave. By} on jednym
ostatnich Amerykanow, ktorzy
opuscili Port Artura W czasie O.
blezenia.
o generate Stoessel opowiada
on, co nastepuje: ~ generalem
Stoess1em w Porcie Artura sasia-
dowalem; mieszkanie mole przy-
tyka1o do jego mieszkania. Jest
on znienawidzony. przez kazdego
oficera, etory pod MIN sluzy, z
powodu swojej surowosci, a ma
wet srogosci. Zdaje sic, jakoby
by1 pozbawiony wszelhch uczuc
ludzkich; ME zna ami wspolczucia,
ami htosci. w Porcie Artura po-
wszechne jest mniemanie, re Pc
wnego dnia zabije 60 ktorys je-
go podwladnych, skoro tylko be-
die sposobnose do zrzucenia ma
Japoiczykow odpowiedzialnosci
"a smiere jego."
o posozeniu W Mandzuryi wy
raza sic Campbell: ''Wszyscy W
Chinach sadza, re w wojnie przy-
sz1e do zastoju. Obie strony maja
teraz silly rowniejsze, niz kiedy-
kolwiek cd czasu rozpoczeoia sic
wojny. w Niu Czwang powsze-
chine panuje mniemanie, re szanse
Rosyi Cd przetrzymania So o
wiele lepsze, anizeli Japonii, gdyz
o wiele wieksze posiada zasoby".
Znowu srniere niespodziewana
Polaka.
w nieszkaniu SVEN pm. o2o
Milwaukee ave-, u1narl wczoraJ
okolo godz. II pred poludniem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-09
Rome notatkl teIegrafIczna.

= Austrya jest gotowa ukiadac sic
Niemcami traktat handlowy. Wy
szle W tym celu peanomocnikow do
Berlina
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-09

go ave-, zosta1 aresztowany przez
sierzantow Gallaghera i Burusa
ma rozkaz aresztowania wyrobio-
ny przez Josepha Harvey, zatru-
dnionego w biurze kolektora miej-
skiego. Oskarzony jest L. 0
sprzeniewierzenie S39S, ktore wy
kryto podobno przy sprawdzaniu
ksiazek. Oskarzony zosta1 wyda-
lony ze sluzby d. 5 grudnia.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
FOR SALE.


Anyone wishing to buy any Of
the following named Medicine call
ON David Skaggs who will sell to
yen;
Japenese oil 80 cts bottle.
DR.. Swan liver and kidney cure
80 cts. = bottle.
Herbsrts Celery fl. OK. Sarsa
parals 80. CTS a bottle,
Fe Tbsr. Cs'sr, phosphate so cts
DR.. Swans cascsra pile 25 cts.
sPaskage tar Tsresa's tca >
AtA
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
QUESTIONS Ne 48

l. What is the bottomles s nit
that this (bsssu the temporal
power OF the Catholic church come
out Of! And is the bottomless ri,
spoken Of here tho same as spoke
IN Rev. 20-lY)
2. You say Tho two witnesses
described in REV. ll-3) are the
old and new testamsnts, clothed in
no sackoloth of dead languages
or 1850 years"
How did the old and new tesla.
nents have power over water to
turn it into blood and to smight
the earth with plaques as often as
they would? And what was their
dead bodies that laid In the streets
of the Great City where our Lord
was crucitiedl--Mrs Cindia Merit,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
QUESTION NO. IS.

Chotsar, Mont, Dec. IL 1903
Ed, CaEssET.
Fowler Mo.
Dear Sir Will you kindly
answer the following question eth
err PERSONAL---VERY. through the CREs-
SET.
No. L. What IS the soul or splriR
MOI. Does the soul or spirit
continue TO live on after DEATH
No. 3. Does any other living
animal or any thing with animal
life have n soul or SPIRIT
MOI. DO you believe we are to
be guided and live according to
the Old Testament
No. 5. When was the old Jewish
Sabbath change to Sunday By
whom changedY Where in the
Bible passage confirming this
change?
| am interested. Your Friend
II Brooks.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
QUESTION no. 81.
Question FOR Ministersto answer

II God is more powerful than
Satan, and II the earth Is tie Lord 8
and the fuIlnoss thereof. Why
does God Allow the wicked TO des-
troy his people. and take the
earth and the fullness thereofaway
from His people, and leave them
poor, aud then claim tho poor as
His people? Now If was rich in
this Worlds goods would it be
just in me to take my goods away
from my family and give them 70
my enemies, and leave my family
with nothing and then say love
my family
Explain this and | will come
again. IS. q. Merritt
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3rd. II this unity was only in
ended for the Apostles; show me
be scripture that relieves ,hs
church Of II?
Editor Of the CREssET; This il
asked for other ministers to On
wer first, and--if any Of them do
or does not--I want your an.
swer.
I want to know the truth
Bsulah Oliver.
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Liver and kidney complaint, Sick
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
UESTlON NO. So.
Read the following;

And the multitude Of them that be-
lleved, we're of one heart and Of one soul
neither said any st'tksm thai ong'A, OF
the things which he possessed vas a.s
own; bu, they had all things ccirHofs,'
(Acts 4 -32.) "vNa- -
lst. Was tho above declaration
trae, IL the Apostolic davg
End. II 80, why is it not prac.
ticed now by the Church or
Churehos2
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Cmh1ne9 Hom lask Week.
Second Beast.

But under the pefCiniclous CLEAN
ing Of this goal OF the many Souls
he controles tho question OF the
apostle James, bursts forth IN all
its force in this language:
From whence come wars and
fghtings among you2' While We
find these things to be true, and
the question Of whence cometh
wars2 demanding Of them an
answer, they console themselves
by trying to lay the blame on the
God that brought them, by saying
that the Bible was not intended TO
be seen ny all alike; when Christ
says:
"Now beseech you. brethren, by me
name of our Lord Jesus Christ. that 70
all speak the same hing ana u'a'
here be no divisions among you; Du'
that We be perfectly joined together III
the same mind and N the same Jndg
ment, II Cor 1-lo1
They prefer to have division, I'M
stead of acknowledging their own
wrong; and in this way, they as
sign to God that which belongs 70
satan.
And by these dannable heresles
we find that the poor child OF God
has been deluded into a theory
which wrongs his own soul, ana
places the Word Of God III q
MYSTIC form. Hence, this cover
ing caet over all nations by the
false teachings Of the papistical
church IA Isaiah says FAUST be
cast off, by having u wllllng MIND
to study, to show ourselves APP
proved unto God, workman that
need not be ashamed rightly div
,dinr the Word Of Truth.
And inorder that we may cast i
of va must first know its origin,
And this we shall! endeavor to
do by first producing the league
spoken of in the Word, between
two kings, which We shall prove
to be Martin Luther and the Pope
of Rome, who represents the first
and second boast that John the
Revelator saw. The first beast
the lie person, that Daniel SAID
should take the place of the tax,
raiser.
The tax.raiser Cesar Augustus
The vile person the Pope of Rome
And we see that the league was
made with tn vile person ia tins
language:
And after the league made with hin
he shall work dcceitfully; for he shall
come up, and shall become strong with
i small people" dan ll-23
And to prove who made the
league with this vile person We
shall Quotu YOU from volume see
onG, of the reformation of the
sixteenth century, by J, il; Merle
D'aubigne d. D. translated by Ia
White III tins Language, II offer,
resumed Luther, so be silent fol
the future on this matter, and tc
let it die away Of itself; providing
my opponents are silent on their
part; = | even consent 10 publish
a writing desiring al those who
read my works not to see in them
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
CREATION and FORMATION
Or The Jew And The Gentle.
or
ACCEPT LIGHT AND REFUSE DARKNESS
ANSWER TO QUESTION Asked

Church, and to continue Under its
authority"
When the agreement had been
| thus affected, Miltitz appeared
overjoye,i. "These hundred years
past, :, exclaimed he, ''no question
has occasioned more anxiety 10
lthe cardinals aud Roman courtiers
th,n this.
They would rather have given
/ ten thousand ducats than consent
ito its being prolonged" The
(. pope's chamberlain spared no
marks Of attention t. the monk Of
Wittpnberg. At one time he man
Iifested his joy, at another he shed
tears. This show Of sensibiIity
moved the reformef but, little.
still he avoided showing what he
Thought Of it. 81 pretended not
/ touDderstand tho meaning Of these
croc0dlie's tears SAID he - Now
then W. aah it Luther VAS Il child
OF God. what was he sacrificing to
q crocodile III ali agreement tha5
which hundreds Of years Of per-
secution could not take from the
children Of God? The above quo
tations can not be misunderstood
they ure to plain; an agreement
made between Martin Luther aud
! the Pope Of Rome that which
took the rights of Gods people
Iaway. So we read III Daniel II
I27.) "And both these kjiags'
hearts shall be to do mischief, and
they shall speak lies at ore
table. y" Again in correction
with this, we quote Iuther's own
language from the Reformation Of
the sixteenth century, volume
second 10Th. page thus, "Mlltltz
gave Luther an invitation to sup
per, which the latter accepted.
| His host laid aside all the sever
lily connected with his mission,
and Luther INDUCED in all the
cheerfulness Of his disposition.
! The repast was joyous, and
| when the moment Of departure
was come, the lagate opened his
arms to the heretlcal doctor, and
| kissed him. "A Judas kiss, thought
| Iuther;'l pretended not to under.
stand these Italian articles, wrote
he to Staupitz' And now upon
these grounds, we can see those
prophesies Of Daniel fulfilled in
this very act Of talking and also
in lIuther's pretentions of fighting
the pope, before and after he made
Ian agreement with him to be sill
ent, and this was after he had
preached four years to the chris.
tians; and this grants us to see
just how they spoke lies at the
same table. And all this agree.
| With John the Revelator's vision
of the second beast in using all
| the power Of the first beast, tc
! make ali tho world to wonder az.
ter the first beast. But yet the
readers may not be altogether
satisfied III regard to the weracity
III Luther.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
WASHINGTON
LETTa
From our regular Correspond,

During the present recess Of Cd
gress members Of each party 4
making plans for renewing /
struggle over the Panama tread
which IS under consideration q
the Senate Senator Iloar'a speech
against the policy II the Adminis-
irution and Senator Gorr,uu,s 1t.
tcmtts 70 block the ratification a.
the treaty, aave aroused tie repuh
licans, who are determined that III
Administration shall be upbsld a
all costs. II the thirds mu
GRITTY OF the Senate cannot DO Cd
tanned for tho approval ef III
| Treaty, the republican Hons, plan
/ to come TO the nid OF their part
~ the Senate by adopting II ioil.tI
resolution authorizing the paw
menls Of the Sl0,0O0,0O0 to Pan.
anna and the President TIC proceed
with the construction Of the canal
Suclfa resolution would pass by
y majority vote and the assistance
Of the democrats would not be
required. There is precedent for
such action in the admission OF
Texas and Of Hawaii.
However the joint resolution is
hardly considered necessary, as
Seialor Gormans Plat MAY be
@f0ppGd OWING ~ tale larr Ghat
sehig OF his democratic colleagues
are N favor Of tue treaty soma
tors McEpery and Foster of Lou.
isana have received instructions
from the legislature of their state
requesting them TO vote for the
treaty, and Governor Terrell Of
Georgia, has declared that be ap-
| proved The course of the admins.
Tation in the Panama affair, al.
though in little else. The action
OF the Louisiana legislature is i'm
portant Us il relieves the two Sen.
ators from that state from obliga.
tons TO be bounG by the domo.
cratic caucus, N case it decides 10
oppose the treaty. Similar action
I by other state legislatures would
have the same effect on their own
senator's. The republican claim
that AT least seven democrats tavcr
the treaty aud that il ratification IS
thus assured. SouGter Hoar will
vote for Il, 10 spite of his hostile
1 attitude toward the manner in
which the treaty was negotiated.
1t is generally thought here that
the attempt to make party issue
out OF the ratification OF tho treaty
vii! fail, and that the agreement
with Panama will receive the ar
proval of bot'i parties
War with Colombia is regarded
hore as remotely possible, 'ieu.
cral Reyes, who Is still in Wash
ington, strongly advises his eoun-
trymen against such foolish
coarse, and the European nations
have counseIed the Colombian
govorI ment against any act Of hos
tility toward tho United States.
n However, il IS rot safe IL take
for granted that South Americans
and especially government
which was foolish enough to re.
iurt M a Na nal fro,t,, ..I
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
Question No. 80.

Also who are the two characters
pokon Of in Czech. lily
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
Question No rs.

Aud who those two witnss 0
sod are; spoken Of in (Rev. ll-32
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07

Explain please, if CREATION and
FORMATION are the same, who "the
(beast was and is NOT and yet is
ksv l7-s) last clause.
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Page Of lnquirers.
Question No. 88.

We wish the following Cues
tions to be answered by any one.
Question No. 81.
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Question No. 40.

Also who are the two anointed
ones spoken Of in (Zoch. 4-l42)
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THE CREssET.

JAH.vills Colony.
FOWLER POSTOFFlCE mo
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Co lumn, per year, .

Co lumn, par year,
< ! o
Professional cards, lNin. 3 90
Locals per line. LIST. insertion. %
= subsequent insertions. o.
L0eai adpeynsemfnb a0iU b eosfia
He2 nnAl oydeyea an.
W. Spefial fontraffs made on iayge
ads. Also on sAorley hme.
Page Of lnqurers.
Question No. 8S.
Wo wish that our correspondents
would write. and ask others to
write, especially Ministers, and
tell us who tho" beast was, and is not
and yet is," Grew. l7-S.)
mandy Dawson.
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REV. L. 3. Garrett. Editor.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-30
"A SOLEMN WARMING"
DR.. CHRISTIE'S TALK

Revival Services mt First Baptist
Church Concluded.
"A Solemn Warming" was the sub
ject chosen by Rev. DR.. L. R. Christie
at the First Baptist Church last night.
The text of the evening was from Prov
erbs 29:1.
The church was crowded to hear the
last sermon of the series. DR.. Chris
tie delivered an unusually strong SER
mon, which was preached for the es-
pecial benefit of sinners. Much inter-
est was manifested in the services.
There were several conversions at last
nights meeting.
At the conclusion of the services Rev.
DR.. John D. Jordon, pastor of the
church, paid DR.. Christie very high
compliment. He announced to the
congregation that the protracted serv-
ices Just being closed were the most
successful in the history of the church
during his pastorate. DR.. Jordon an
nounced that as a result of the serv-
ices there had been twenty addi-
tions to the church.
Rev DR.. Christie will leave this
morning for his home in Valdosta. He
has been engaged in holding protracted
services for different churches through
out Georgia and adjoining states, since
the first of the year, and will now take
a much needed rest. DR.. Christie
made a number of friends during his
stay in Savannah.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-30
Erwin BERNHARD ANDERSEN.

The case to which we wish to bring
your notice today is of common occur
renee in nearly every household where
mere are children, and yet 1t is impos-
sible to overestimate its Importance.
There is nothing complex about it. 1t
is simply where little boy, who had
two years old, had then begun gradually
to fail in health. The father, in writing
OF the case, cannot tell definitely the
cause of this decline in health, and we
here introduce his letter for you to
read
40 Racine ST., Racine, Wis,
December 4, 1903
Dear Sirs-Our little boy, now two and
a. half years old, was a very healthy
child from birth up to last March. At
that time, however, he began to gradu-
ally fail in health. Whether it was the
strain of winter or not l could not say,
but, at any rate, we noticed that he was
losing in flesh and we could get nothing
that he would eat. He fretted and cried
good deal at night, so that his rest
was broken, and almost before we knew
1t he was in very poor state of health.
After trying various remedies, we finally
decided to give the child a treatment Of
Ozomulsion. One thing that pleased US
with this preparation was that the child
became very fond of it, and would re-
mind us when it was time to give 1t to
him. The result of the treatment has
been most surprising. After two or
three weeks the boy was himself again,
eating everything, putting on flesh and
looking strong and well. We could not
believe that remedy would have such
no exaggeration to say that our boy has
been completely restored to health by
Ozomulsion.
Very sincerely yours,
(Signed) N. Andersen.
Does not the foregoing letter appeal to
mothers? Is 1t not human in its inter-
est? And is there not a kernel of good
suggestion in it?
How can we learn of tI,a e,ood +bin1s
of this life any better than by experi-
For Sale at knights Pharmacy,
ton street where a sample of Ozomu
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-30
NEW REAL ESTATE CO.
ASKS INCORPORATION

IN the Superior Court yesterday
Nlessrs. B. b. Neal, j. F.. Freeman
- A. Byck. Walter Woledge, and ].
. Gutman. filed a petition for incor-
poratlon. In the petition the new
company is styled the Continental In
Vestment Company.
me capital stock is placed at $4,000
enough the privilege is asked to in
Niease it at any time to any amount
40 not exceeding 100000. Ten per cent.
q. me capital stock is paid in. There
eae nifty shares of par value of $1OC
oa Inc company will have its principal
I.lce IN Savannah, though the privi-
an IS asked of establishing branch
csr1ts elsewhere. The purpose is ia
n 'iy on general real estate business,
anS geal In stocks and bonds, and to lend
~ borrow money. The petition was
oy Attorney William B. Stephens,
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-30

ence? And 1t is the universal experience
of all who give Ozomulsion to children
that this preparation produces more re-
markable results than any other chill
drenS remedy in the market.
You will notice, in the foregoing letter,
that special point is made of the pala-
liability of Ozomulsion. 1t Is always a
pleasure to give children a remedy that
they like to take, and this is one phase
of the OZomulSion treatment which GER
tainly speaks greatly in it's favor. You
90 not have TO force children to take
Ozomulston, because they like its taste,
and in the case of very young infants
they seem to know, quite as well as
parents, the good that Ozomulsion does
to them.
When you see baby reach its little
arms out to show it's eagerness to take
Ozomulsion, and afterwards notice the
splendid Improvement in the baby 8
health, you will certainly learn from this
experience the good that Ozomulsion
does and the favor which 1t finds with
children
Ozomulsion is the best possible form
OF .cod-liver oil that was ever devised
1t is far superior to any other emulsion,
and 1T gives to cod-liver oil it's greatest
value by making it do its utmost good
in the human system.
We cannot emphasize too strongly the
beneficial properties of Ozomulsion. It
oVercomes the wasting of flesh and
strength in adults it cures coughs and
colds. and by enriching the blood with
tne most essential properties of nour-
ishment it gives to the system that
strength and resistive power which is
absolutely necessary to health.
Druggists sell Ozomulsion in two sizes.
% cents and 81. If your druggist does not
keep Ozomulsion in stock. he can easily
order it for you or II YOU desire a small
sample, to see what it is like, YOU can
obtain the same by mentioning the name
OF this paper in which you see this adj
vertisement and sending
MULSIoN CO.. IS Pine St, New YORK
City.
corner OglethOrpe avenue and Dray-
ion can be Obtained
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-30
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
AUCTION SALE
OF VERY CHOICE AND VALUA-
Bile BUILDING LOTS
ByI. ID. la ROCHE. AuctioDeer
By 1. d. LA ROCHE, Auctioneer.

On TUESDAY, May 3. 1904, at
o'clock p. m. | will sell on the grounds
so to IS lots, as shown on the
plat, situated within the corporate
limits of Savannah, between Forty
second and Forty-ffth streets north
and south, and West Broad and Flor
ence streets, east and west, on a high
level plane. Meyers Park of more
than an acre is near the center.
The terms will be $25 cash at once,
and IS each month, with Z per cent.
interest annually on deferred pay
ments.
The streets are zach so feet wide.
the lanes are 16 feet wide and no lot
is less than 30x105 feet while corner
lots are wider than 80 feet.
Lot 100. one of the handsomest in
the subdivision and fronting north on
Meyers Park, will be given away in
the following manner:
To each purchaser of a lot l will
give a card. with his name on ii, after
payment of the first installment of
$25, and after the sale of so lots three
disinterested persons will deposit all
the cards thus issued by me, less one,
in a hat. The one omitted will be
made up for by card with the num-
Der 100 on it. and the purchaser who
draws the card with that number will
be entitled to lot 800. A deed to it
will be made and delivered to the
drawer ms soon as he or she shall
finish paying for the lot or lots pur-
chased by him or her.
Every purchaser can draw once for
each lot he buys, on the terms stated.
Montgomery street cars stop only
one block from the lots.