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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
EASILY HANDLED.
Knabenshue Makes Successful Ascent
at Los Angeles in Baldwins
Airship.

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec 26.-Capt.
Baldwin's airship California Arrow"
driven by Roy Knabenshue, who made
several successful flights in the sameN
machine from the worlds fair grounds
at St Louis, was given its first trial In
California Sunday, and was successful
with the single exception of its failure
to land at the starting point. A land
ing was affected half mile away with
out damage to the machine, and it was
safely towed back to its anchorage. The
Arrow started from Chutes Park base
ball grounds, in the southeastern part
of the city at 3: II p. m, sailed with the
wind northeastward for a distance of
between eight and ten miles. thence
eastward for two miles and returned
in the face Of a 12-mie gale to a point
directly above the starting place, but,
owing to the supply of gasoline running
short, was unable to affect landing at
exactly the desired spot. From the
time the airship arose from the baseball
grounds until it was safely anchored at
Pico and Stanford streets it was in flight
an hour and 13 minutes, and in that time
sailed distance of probably 20 miles.
When flying with the wind the Arrow
travelled at speed of 20 miles an hour,
and in returning directly in the face OF
the strong southeastern gale was able to
make arate of speed reckoned at between
six and eight miles an hour. The air
ship was Unanswered by Knabenshue in
every direction, responding readily to it's
rudder, circling and turning in any d.
rection, sailing directly in the face of
the wind or at any angle, and rising and
dipping as the operator directed The
Arrom rose at times to height of prob
ably 5000 feet or more, with Knaben-
shue regulating the height by shifting
his weight and raising or lowering the
bow of the craft as he desired to ascend
or descend
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
RUsso-JAPANEsE WAR.

A Chefoo dispatch says that eight tor
pedo boat destroyers have escaped from
Port Arthur, where severe snoWstorm
has been raging.
A squadron Of powerful japanese
cruisers under Admiral Kamimura has
gone south to the China sea to meet the
Russian second Pacific squadron.
st. Petersburg hears through Gen.
Kuropatllin report that the Russians
have retaken 2O3 Metre hill.
The Russian admiralty admits that
adyices from Port Arthur sent by Gen.
StoesseI substantially confirmed the jap
anese advices of the partial wrecking Of
the Russian ships in the harbor.
The Japs are preparing a greater as
sault than ever at Port Arthur, having
asked for 10000 more troops and being
determined to win before the Chinese
New Year
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
DEADLY GASOLINE.
Explosion Kills Woman and Three
Children in Okla
homa.

Guthrie, Okla, Dec. 26.-Wilhelmn
Schultz has been fatally burned and
his wife and three children are dead
as result Of a gasoline explosion in
their home near Guymon, Okla. The
family recently homesteaded claim in
Beaver county, coming direct from
Germany They could not speak Eng
lish. Going to store for coal oil, the
father made signs which the merchant
interpreted to mean gasoline. The
mother held the lamp with the wick
lighted while the father filled the lamp
with gasoline. A terrific explosion
followed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
DEFINITIONS OF "BABY."

The only precious possession that
never excites envy
A native of all countries, who speaks
the language Of none.
The morning caller, MONDAY crawl
or and midnight bawler.
A little stranger with free pass to
the hearts best affections.
The latest edition of humanity, Of
which every couple thinks they pcs
sess the finest copy.
A bachelors horror, the mothers
treasure and the despotic tyrant of the
most republican household.
A. few inches of COO and wiggle,
writhe and scream, filed with sue
ton and testing apparatus for milk,
and automatic alarm to regulate sup
ply.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
Is 1O4 Years Old.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Dec. 26.-Mrs
Mary Shepard, of this city, celebrated
hey one hundred and fourth birthday
Sunday, having been born in Ireland
December %, 1900 Mrs. Shepard sat
up all Saturday night in order to be
in time for the FIVE o'clock mass at
st. Peters church Sunday morning.
She walked several blocks to the
church.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
Christmas Brings Pardon.

Columbus, o., Dec. 26-Joseph J..
Levo, a life prisoner from Cincinnati,
received the Christmas pardon at the
Ohio penitentiary. Levo was a clerk
in railroad Office when, in fit OF
passion he shot and killed young
woman who had Tilted him. He has
served IL years. The pardon was
granted because of Levos exemplary
conduct in prison, where he has been
employed in clerical positions during
the greater part of his confinement
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
Victims of Footpads.

Tamaqua, Pa, Dec. 26.-Shortly after
midnight last night Stephen Pushart,
John Brinkush and Martin Foolish
were held up on the outskirts Of Lans-
ford and beaten by four men who were
armed with blackjacks. Pushart was
killed and Brinkush, it is believed, ia
tally injured. Poblish escaped from
his assailants and made his way TO
Lansford, where he notified the police.
There is no clew to the identity OF the
murdererS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
Lost Part of Her Cargo.

Baltimore, Md, Dec 26.-Fire of an
unknown origin destroyed a portion Of
the cargo of the North German Lloyd
steamer Brandenberg Sunday. Two
hundred bales of cotton, destined for
Bremen were thrown overheard and a
number of hogsheads of tobacco were
also thrown into the harbor. The yes
sci sailed for the German port after the
fire had been extinguished. No estimate
of the loss to the cargo can be given by
the local agents.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29

Chicago, Dec. 26-D. J. Gallery, an
old settler Of Chicago and one of the
original members Of the board of trade,
fell dead in the Office of his son, John
J. Gallery. in the Chamber of Commerce
building, Saturday morning. Sunday
would have been Mr.. Gallery's sixty
sixth birthday anniversary. He came to
Chicago and engaged in the teaming
business in 1854.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
A Clash Of Oninior

There is no satisfying people" said
Senator Sorghum, plaintiVely. Public
opinion is painfully inconsistent"
What is the matter now?"
Some people are laying that / used
money to get into politics and others that
I used politics to get into money
Washington Star
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
Loss Placed at So. 500. 600

Sioux City, Ia, Dec. 26.-Only one
building, that of the Sioux City Tribune,
is standing in the two blocks devastated
by fire Friday night. The loss has been
placed at $2,5O0,O00, with insurance of
about tWo-thirds. Only one life was
lost. so far as known. Kenohah Brock
way was killed by leaping from the
fourth story of the Massachusetts build
ing
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29

''He said he would lay the world at my
feet" said the impressionabIe girl.
''Tell him to start with something
easy" answered Miss Cayenne "Tell
him to look after the house rent and the
grocery bill, and never mind tha world
for a few years yet."-Brown Book.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
His Poll Too Small

Lady (getting on Thirty-fourth street
car)-Conductor, do you stop at the
Waldorf-Astoria?
Conductor-No, madam; how can
you expect me to do so at $12 week7
Chicago Journal.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
To Build Fine Depot.

Chicago, Dec. 26-Thirty million
dollars will be expended by the Penn
sylvania Railroad company in Chicago
in acquiring additional land for a site
and in constructing modern railway
terminal station.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
CONGRESSIONAL.

After a session Of four minutes dura-
ton, the senate adjourned until Janu-
airy 4, next The house adjourned at
1898 until January 4, after Mr.. Mann
objected to unanimous consent to take
up the inaugural resolution.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
Noted Hack Driver Dead.

Mackinac Island, Mich, DEC. 20
owen 'Corrigan, known as the
oldest hickman and most original
character of this region, died
here, aged 85. He had been resi-
dent of Mackinac Island for SO years and
was well known to the summer colony.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
Tailor,s T,;++Ie Joke.

"You account has been standing a
long time, Mr.. Dukey."
"Then give it a seat, my dear Shears"
Every glad to, sir. Shall re make it
receipt ?"-Chicago Journal.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29

Miss Louise Mary Driver, mayoress
of Chatham, England, has completed
her first year of the Office. She is
mayoress by virtue of the fact that her
father is mayor and her mother is dead.
She Is not four years old. The other
day. as maydress, she gave fets &c
1000 school infants.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
HAPPENINGS OF
4 WEEK IN BRIEF
SUMMARY OF MOST INTEREST
ING EVENTS OF PAST
SEVEN DAYS.
WHAT CONGRESS is DOING

Progress of the Russo-Japanese War
in the Far East-News from All
Parts of the Union and the Latest
Foreign Intelligence.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29

Nagaski, Dec. ga message from
Dalny reports that the Russians at
Port Arthur have proposed 20 surrend-
er on terms which Gen. Nogi has re-
fused. The terms were that the garri-
son and ships be allowed to return to
Russia
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
Another Japanese Success.
More Skirmishing.

st. Petersburg, Dec. 26.-Gen. Kuro-
patkin reports skirmishius December
"a near Tapinlan. The Russian advance
posts were driven in by the Japanese,
but afterwards advanced again and oc-
cupied their former position. The Rus
sian losses were trifing, while those of
the JaDanese were heavy.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29
Two Generals Killed.

According to the statement Of prison
ers captured at Kekwan mountain De-
cember 10 and of Russians who surren-
dered in the vicinity of Else mountain
December % during the battle Of 203-
Metre Hill, Gen. Kondratenko, COM
mander of the Seventh East Siberian
rifles division, and Gen. Irman, command
er of the Fourth artillery brigade, were
killed, and Gen. Fock, commanding the
Fourth East Siberian division, was
wounded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
y; MOUNT Il J, / ], NJ DE SALE

81 s. ACADEMY>. OF THE VISITATION.
isi3s CATONSVILLEs (Ncar BALTIMORE, MD. ss f$
Il Establ!shed G52. Buildings and grounds ex.f
tensIve and Rttractlve; situation healthful;s
beautiful view OF Baltimore-hills, river and
bay: accessible by electric cars, Thorough
work in English, science. music, art and Ian
qua gcs. ! Illustrated catalogues on application
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
This Beneficents Law for Vo,rk s.
81 for The Times Dispatch
. on This Subj ect.
& COMPENS ATl0)N ACT
This Beneficient Law for Work 'kE.
inglnen n oW i'll Operation al
iii Great Britain. s5' j
BY John Mitchell.
Especial Correspondence OF The Times mes
& 81 Dispatch.)


Especial Correspondence Of The Times
Dispatch:)
3 BDINBuRG. SCOTLAND. August: i
1T used 10 be the cas- II Eng Eng
land. as HI 1t Is In II most American l1
States today. that an INJURED NC q
had for the most part y Q remedy at law;
4 or Il, equity against his employer for ac-
scident. NO matter how faithfully no may mn
have jscharged his duty 40 .1na. tier now Y
free from n contributory negl igence, ne;
employee killed or manned In the perform
zance fyiiIs work. could obtain no redress .as
and secure no x remed As II AIlleFlc ,!
to-day, the wlthdr wal ~ - Wotk,
&ingmar OF the protection Of the laI led.
StoS the greatest hardships and men were !l
thrown upon the 4strects manned for5 lt1e re-,
q nd women and children We're lett Epennl-i
Lass and destitute, ms I he resu ts OF IN W.
rles. which II they had happen 70 any
one but workin gnen, 1 would iSha ves - cen
Ahmed lately and amply COMPENSATED 10Y,
8 This state OF affairs. which unfort innate
~ stiI, exists to the present day in most
a. the American States. arose from the
action az tho courts. had alw ways been
assumed by the Eng lish law that an aenl-t
nlnveriwas responsible for the acts AZ his,
}employe in the ordinary per- qc !, q
his duties. and this doctrine ha az peem;
proved necessary to protect Workii.s,mem
and third persons from the carelessh e
~ an employer and his agents, In tho
case Of sthe workinglnan himself, no viewer
this protection was entirely gremoY Nsf'1
The Priestly Fowler Case. y!
n IN tie year 1891 in the famous case sc q
%PrIestly- Fowler, 1t was stated Ply tho.
court that an could w
where the injury had been infll cted by the
carelessness OF fel low y I
workman was supposed to assume = l f.'i
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PROVISION MADE FOR
THOSEW 1HO AR {. MANNED


known !, risk 81 his emp oyment, and he
was also supposed to assume he ability
Of accident resulting from the careless
ness OF any on " 81 the men VIII gWere
working with him.. AS a consequence the
5workingman ceased 4 to have any sprotec-5
ton whatsoever. II there We're "a wreck
-tn a trait, as the resul t Of the careless
the conductor, engi Aeer, bra KEENAN, and
All the passengers we're killed IS the result
would be. according to laws that all the
M ssc mr. ers.5 VIII Their, rich Or poor, might
while the enginefr, conductor
and brakeman could not recover, because
5tleyl were 81 imposed to ass ume the risk,
that the switchman. whom. fperhap s hey:
had never sect, would leave
open. sats WAY u i
through their unions, md especial the
Union OF Ra Iva " lSinplo yes q gltatcd for;
Ia redress OF this grievance, and IN 1850
they secured tho Employ s55t Lila biltty'
Act, NJ hich was passed for sey ven - ears.
and which was annually renewed ftert
1887 This act limited somewhat tho scope
of the doctrine Of common EN- pl oym,elnt,S
and provided that whsre a workman VAS
killed his representative could & have the
/ sa me compensate and rel nedies against
tho cmployeras hopgh he had not been
Ia work man 81 5 ssyS I;
The Comp ion Act.
While this act remedied he scope Ia q the
doctrine OF any employment and, here .es
fore, did some good, the nd yantages aris-
Ing from 1T were, on ! he whole, very
small. Under the act the telnplo was
enabled to ,evade the law by q device ice
called Contracting OUT. BY contra ting
h out was meant ito offer "a llternati " D
plan or to persuade he sempl 4 e In one n,
way OF anothsrsto waive his rights under
the net. AS the temploye was ,ffefl..enltly
In the dilemma Of being forced cit her. toi
waive his rights under the act or lose hls,
5job. the advantages accruing 70 him FROM
the law were. not very great Mortaoye N'
TWAS sooi, found that the tpercen tage 81
Ga SOS, where tho injuryScot bes directly
$traceable to the negl igegce Of II e super
iors or the omploye without any contrib
utory8 neg ligence on his own part was $ex-
ffceedingly snail. 1t was soon fell that Sa q
remedy 4 wider scope was snecessar and
this was eventually obtained IN me 5N ork-
mems Compensation Act which a1s si now nov 4
the law of England.
The inspiration Of The 3 ne ~ " "a came
from the cont Of Eurone, a q. espe-
ScIally IRON Germany IN, he sos Ks Ter
many inaugurated her system Of tnsur y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
VIRGINIA POI YTEcH INSTITUTE

a Estate Agricu1t ural and NJ echanIcal Colege)M
sS3 aSBLACKSRURG s5s
Southern Instit te Of Tech noloEy.
Shops laboratories and Infrmnry. arm 81 fa
four hundred acres. E Steam heating and elec-l
trio lights In dornllt Degree courses in
and Electrical Eng cheering. Applied Chemistry
and General Science Shorter courses In Prac-s
2tical IA grlculturc nv and Practical IS Mechancs.s
Total cost 1 Of session of nina slnonths includ-S
intuition and H other fees, Hoard. Washing.3
etc. s222. Cost toS5 State students slS2 Next
session begins q 1904 For a "
MBRYDB3 Phi. .: .5 u ~. d. President.
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Stirred Up lacks son Ward

Wesley va tes acoldred created quite q
stir in u Jackson I'd q for. viii lie last
charges were made out d gainst him. I,
The first warrant cha rged him with as
saulting and beating his old father, Nat
Yates; the second with behaving the same
way towards ono Mrs. M. j icks.'s.Sa and
the third Withholding disorderlyf and break
ing window glass. u is said 4 llat he made
aga Inst the OH GERS they
should try to arrest him but quleted down
a s soon as hey went al ter llim.a3
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! 7NoLL {: SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

I pine street, between Grace and Franklin.
\Geo. M, Motley Principal: Richard II !,
Nilsson Jr., Associa tes P +,
Stiles s. "a 3ss .
Opens Wednesday, September alst,
New pupils classified Tuesday, septem-
her goth. Catalogues at the hook stores.
For catalogues and further, IN formation q
bath county Va, till September 18th;
afterwards Richmond. Va.
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VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
0LD SWEET + Springs

OPEN JUNE 15TH no OCTOBER slsT.
High up In the A ghanies. 2a0
most onmodious brick buildings -
the mountains: mineral sprlng heal.
Ing baths, tnmn g pools .8cxcellent sllv-
cry. orchestra. cuisine; al Guido anu lss
ments; nine link golf course & new. ELECTRIC
end laundry plants; Long Distance BeA
J Phone: new management; many improves
melits: illustrated boo klet ASK n IA
3S3 C. III. PAXjrO N. Lessee,
Old Sweet. w. Va.
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Judge Parker Will Spend Few
Days Quietly Among
tile Catskills.
HAYES WANTS HIM TO TALK
Says All That is Necessary to
Elect ParkcrSis to Have Him ]
Meet the People.

E (By Associated Press.) tn.
ESOPIis, August 13.-Judge Parker has
determined to take a rest from politics
for couple OF days, and to that end
will go to a mountain club in the
BCatskills to spend Tomorrow and Aol,-8
day. Hc will be accompanied by Mrs.
Parker. Both expect this fall to 90 to
st. Louis, where they will be the guests
of Mrs. Daniel Manning, and visit tho
exposition. 1t is Judge Parkers purpose
to eliminate politics upon the occasion
also, but plans have I'VE already been laid to-
hold a public reception there, so that
western Democrats will be able to make
n his Acquaintance. p. IN
Parker. Will Win People.
Harry B. Halves. president Of the JEFF
&fcrson Club, of St. Louis, and a. leader
I'm the Missouri Democracy, called Mt
Rosemount to-day and endcavorcd to get
( a promise from j I'D gc Parker that he
would visit st. Louis during the cam "a
apaign. He said Judge Parker had not
named a date to go to st. Louis, but
that the outcome of his visit was perfect
u ysF satisfactory. Mr. HAYES attended the
notification ceremonies at Rosemotnt on
9tvednesdny, and after meeting Judge
Parker sal
All that Is 4 necessary to elect Judge
Parker is to have him meet tho people,
Let them know hin, and they N vote
for him. a 8s} VI 8
After returning to New York & Mr..
TIawes talked with National Chairman
1raggart and other m embers Of he Ma
ktional Committee concerning the can-S
spaigng lin the West. He said here to-day
that ifkhe had any in flucnceg he would 4
use ! 4 to make this speaking CAM
pal gn:'' He believes A the party Is in 81
good posltlonato so before the country.
Visitors at Roseln cunt.
sHoke Nth, Secretary Of tho Interior
under President CleV Gland, accompanied
by his SON Marion Smith, visited Rose
mount this afterno or: VI He A. told Judge
Parker that he would make y number
fcf speeches during the campaign. 10 the
newspaper men Mr. Smith said he be-
slieved the people sWould awaken to Judge
Parker sterling chara cter, u and that
Democratic success would be the result.
ia mong other visitors to:d lay was Colo
mel Cooper. of N ashville . N Old time west
.ernEand southwestern . emocrats w III pa
fsRosemount a visit some time in Septem-a
her. They will come as the guests Of
Edward Field x oltra, vs. u 4 t. Louis CAPT
5talist. In the party vii be Il Captain,
Flatau. Of olorad 10 4 nd OF Texas ranger
fame, and dor w iii lei, on the sta f III
Colonel Joe Shelby. ,s3 S So $3 ~, 81
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I-H lll5 J y. liilf Z y =, "a
ALEXANDRIA, VA
10 lhe ,Times-D ispa tch)


is spending the month of August at8the$
White Sulphur, Springs. During 3, his abs
81. Thomas ip't Duncan, of Al ashingtoSh
Miss is Z, josie Sic Robinson, are aye Nagari8
I 1 Miss Miss Emily Rebecca NJ aY. who has been
visiting friends Mn d Norfolk county for
the past m1th has refurged her home
es
"; and MIS- /, I, q snoot {; e
Springs, New York. 81
Judgs Barley AND !, family are Wis
ting N iss I'ayne at ltynchbutg, has re-
Misses Rya and s "a /. Hudson y, are
d Mrs Mrs. william =. Brookes and daugllri
lters, Miss EsteI F. 2 ROCKIES and Miss
Lucy Lee Broo kes.3 are guests at the
B caiona r. csRs Garnet Is wishing
friends In: OocoGuan, M Z 8, Z, E,
{. Mr.. and Mrs Ashhy N ilier and family,
MlfT ana amiEt ana Mrs
Mss Aus saRSs sRsasnK ss
.ryYille "a # st5s N }iss3 y 4g3 III
"a Visit To Miss Halle Chichester, arr her
home near E'almout II Sta ford county
u Mrs: Nv, lIilstace, MoncYr !! &. q sEreder-
IN his scity, has returned home s.
y rs. Robert Nv g aillard and Miss "a lice
5Chinn lla tllrned from n plea santsRlslta
Nj rs r hodaa Cook Is visiting erlends In
Rsw s al her H. Jc,ltler.y pastorof ST
,RIary's Catholic Church, ms returned 4
from his vacation, which Was Spent ~
MISSES blanche and Edith stansbll'y
are visiting In anlane. Y. {. !, 4, I,
on an engineering corps In " isconsln for
flie past Year, has returned TO this Gil ", g
BNJudge q. p. Nlcol is attendlng tho falr
= caa ant Albert and family have
returned from Ca let mere hey spell
tie pas month, i
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Has the Right 70 Sue.

@ The. Yorksnen's Compensation An
does not take ava from tile workman
the right to sue under the 4 omInon Law
or under the act OF 1850, but merely gives
him a new and al eTnat I've method offpro-i
iccedlng, He may a4tempt 70 secure cnn-i
.ponsa ton in any one of the three IHetllr
DDS but mot by more han one of thenif
lf action Is tn be Ken under the Work.
/ mem Com pepsatioh Act, aloW eypH the
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THE GREEN WooD. HOUSE.

GREENWOOD NJ DEF VA Ne
The best.furnished house il, the SEQ.
tlon. The most given tor the money.
Beautiful scenery, delightful climate.
fine water, fruit, etc, good seryic mod
,ein conveniences. moderate rates Ciris.S
tian management. Send for circular.