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New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

SOUTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK-NEW ORLEANS
1I5e $50 ! Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
THERE'S A REASON.

IN work no more for that man Dolan-'
an Why"
Share. It's on account av remark he
An phWat was thaty'
says he. Casey. says he, we're dis
charged The Sketch
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
PLANTS TINY GUNS
SOME OF THEM CAST
SEEDS AFAR.
4 Violet Sir-Shooter-Tree
Which HurLs It's Seeds
FTty-SeUen Feet.

Plants have a number OF ways in which
they scatter abroad their seeds in order
that the species may be Perpetuated. and
Of these none is more curious than the
method followed by certain ones OF shoot
iug their seeds 10 varying distances from
the parent
Few persons aside from botanists are
aware that the beautiful little violet is
enc o. the most remarkable OF the plant
crtilIerists. When its seeds are ripe the
pod thai before had been folded back on
rs crooked prone stem becomes erect and
opens into three valves that place them
selves a. right angles with the stem Of
the plant
The strengthening Up OF the stalk brings
The seed vessels. that heretofore had been
concealed, on 4 level with or above the
leaves. These valves are shaped like the
keel CT Z boat. and each one contains
from three 10 four rows of seeds The
seeds Of the inner rows being attached 10
the TOD. while the outer ones are attached
10 ire sides Of the keel, give 10 the valves
sn appearance Of overlooking. and were
il not for their slender. fastenings they
would be spilled out by the least motion.
HOW SHOOTING is DONE.
IEe SloCLns process IS now DegUn Dy
the hard smooth edges and sides OF the
valves pressing on the outer rows OF seeds
below their greatest diameter; the press
ure being transmitted TO the under side
OF the seeds Of the heaped UP middle
rows. they generally are the nrst pro-
Jected Usually only one seed is projected
a. time. and this Is sometimes hurried
70 e distance Of four or five feet AS fast
IS z seed is shot from 3 valve another
slips down into the vacated spot, only 10
be hurled into space in its turn q little
later. Unul finally al have left the parent
plant, later on 10 sprout and blossom
themselves.
II Ionidium lireare, one Of the vtolets.
each czpsuie contains six seeds and is a
st1-shoOLer. The three valves open wide
and press the seeds tightly by their mar
gins and in this way they are shot of
singly. as one shoots orange seeds from
between the fingers. A good shot viii
carry fifteen 10 twenty feet.
II Plea punala the outer end OF the
elastic hooded scales is held down by
The otherwise naked seed The stamens
nav be compared 10 2 N-shaped spring
The ends OF which are pressed together.
When the seed is ripe and its connec-
tion broken the hooded spring suddenly
st-aightens and the seed is shot into the
af- E-e Tear or more
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
TOILET PREPARATIONS

TOILET PREPARATIONS.
MILNsHAW HAIR GROWER positively grows
hair. daudrufr. money refunded 81
wiu convince you. Jules Ferond. 236 West 46th
St New York
4 DVERTIs E;MENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
= l. for The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. 20 1864 broadway. between 36th and
2lth sts until o'clock .. m. Advertisements
received m the following branch offices AT
regular Office rates until O'Clock p. m. viz !:
ga sth ave. e. 23d 81. los 9th ave. cor.
18th ST. i04 East Iith PSI West 42d ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
DRY GOODS.

Try to come before Il o'clock
You can see more and see easier
in the forenoon than in the after
noon. If you wish to take pur-
chases from several departments
with you ask for Blue Transfer
Cards.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01
|DEFI0
DIS POSED ON

|sss Monday mornlt1n as al erttsed, part
of the large estate offss the late Pasgauale||
elres was sud az public auction at
court house iin this city. tsaes pro-
brlnging fairl good prices:
uctioneer rank IIyland who was en-
gagged sen the was absent
from the and ttorneyf Fred J.s
ss,1raynor aeted inS the pacity and dis.
! posed 81 ,roperty sat very good
geS crowd re The moneyedS
men 81 th connty were present exs
peetIng ts5 5psck some snaps ii city
property aa,ut IL shoWea very clearly
that deslrabae city property aa inS de-
sslnand huntea had to!
lake 4 hack
II, lhe apold was MT and
|'ssthe sonth SfEeets of one. block 2bs
son these lots are two houses that;
of f napnth and
was consis ered very deslrabls property
Sasan ansi,vestnnents many attending
sale. anaberg of A1innea.
polls ot ttiaii pro opertt ffor sls50.0 .0o III.
he propert Fourth street
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01

known as the x 1. estaurant, was
put up for sale and there was conaid.
cradle q ckering on 4, before tt was,
sold sto Lind for $3.50. There Had
preY Yiouss \ tp y sale been ceiYed I pri-
vate bid of s24sos q Lot s block as, on,
Fifth street, was vi ) sold , TO snfr. Hamberg
for 1850: Three lots and residences
on MinngWaukan avenue were sold to
Olaf Hanson FOR 81 7s5. This certainly
was 8 snap, as { one ofS the lots 81 oc-
:cupied by house worth fully that
.amount
The large farm 81 $40 acres va was put
mp for male with an offer IS an
acre At private bid hut this uas; not
Isnfacient 10 buy the farm, si
fine piesg of land but has been neg
Ieeted ffs he pastt years ana mas
gone ffoa very and sit atfli take
lumber off ears before L WIN be III
the best nondit Ion. The land went 10
John 1Tshnain for $40 per me
farm Sc At present being oeeupasd Nv
Daniel Regan, n who . viii probaaly con.
3tinue To lease NJ next year.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01
CLUB
ENT TER AIN GUESTS
large Gathering Mere Very Pleasantly Entertained
Monday Evening ..:=

The second annual reception by the
University Club Of Devils Lake oc-.
Cured at Odd Fellows hail Monday
evening. There was 4 large number.
;f invitations sent out and the attend
ance was very: complimentary to the
club. s,s,ss , s$+ -
:s The hall was appropriately deco
rated with the University colors, green
and pink, the chandeliers being fes.
tooned with wreathing which was
5draped TO the walls nzevery direction,
while around the room was draped
bunting Of the green and pink. To
add q finishing touch To- the room,
numerous pennants of various schools
we're IN evidence on every hand. These
with the numerous booklets, pictures,
etc, which were placed on tables at
the sides Of the room tended to bring
fresh to the memory Of the alumni
their college days. In one corner Of
the room was large punch bowl filled
with csllent frappe for the refresh
ment Of the guests. \; 81; v: .
The Devils Lake Orchestra was pres
entSand played approximate music dur
ingssthe time Of the assemblage Of the
guests and their reception BY the re
|ceiying committee s;.5Ss5:355z :5@:#5g.
After the guests had arrived Fred
j. Traynof, president Of the club. call
ed the gathering to- order and On ssbe.
half ofssthe club vel coined the visitors,
stating the object pf the club and in.
|troduced the entert tainers for the even.
ling, the University quartet tte, consist.
ling ~ Harold Ed mite llge
Mccoy BuckWalt tel. Lester Faweett
weather rWax and Samuel James Pease.
This .quartette, ogether with Miss
Norton. All of the University had the
program Of the evening in hand and
for about al hour entertained the
gathering ID 4 most enjoyable man.
|ner with the following program 81 .i.sss. &
Heidelberg rom the Prince of
PiIsan : IS ::..:::.5-9: = - = Quartet
Tenor Solo Crusad der Mr.. White
Sailors Chorus = $ - -- Quartet
Bass Solo Song Of Hybrias the
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01
DOING


ednesda tternoon sat the
Shanae ana Adrs reie sin
aGinnew aukan oEnship occarre the
ebration off lvar dding
they having been ma arriaa taenty-n
syeara
M egeat viii long he emberad
b fhe piinci pals rs The ebrat tion Us
sWell as the large number guests
who spent the afftternop pn ana evening
tho beautl lfull and spacious Pretei
NhDms The guests hes arrive
earl III the noon and when the
last one had come the residences was
well flted The many friends wished
sssile happy elderly y ulple all the best!
sssslshas off the season and expressed!
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01

their appreciat alton Hof having such de-
sirabIe and worth netg tghbors illl their
vicinity and rs arete we're
married in ghicago iin il l8s 8ss and have.
made their home II linne aukan;
township since p1rill, ss4 chill!
|dren we're born to5 them and All of
them reside lat the home siin 4 his county.
They ara. nanaely Mary Rookie. Louie,
Henry Nora Ida, lAAnnie I, .aey Grace
and Franz. y and Mrs Prete were
the ipients of many beautiful and
costiy presents which we're gtiyen 81
the Friends of the ffanlily tWo
daughters of Mrs.. I'rate assisted very
deltghtfully IL t the ente amin of ne
guests
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01

VIZ the coming of the new year it
ais Il zsacast tom1arY for nearly every md
ytdua1 Sto swear 81 from sonrae of hias
81 har Dad habits ansal deny them
selyes things that thssy have been in
tie habit of using or doing tto excess:
ma pasts great many make
resolution With the starting of the.
new year but few I've up to them durs
Ing the entire year. Below win bes
found the resoluti Ions made by q few.
:;of3 the prominent business, and pro-
3fessional men nf the city who are de-
termined to lead better lives and have
decided to leave Of the Following bad
habits 81
Fred A. Bake wont 7 stop d darn
thing. never had any had faults at
least the repubI bIicans 5off the county
think am all right. S$H b.
Earl Duell am going to quit play-
Ing piano st the star theatre 3#:
Sss silver Serum gard am going to
stop being States q Atttorney of Ramsey
count .s;
Judge u Henry have such
beautiful hair that At as . shame that
4 have shaved my head. Hereafter II
am going to stop shaving It and let
my hair grow. 5s;s5:
+. Whitman am going to quit
building on the seyilla
10 Cutber am going to quit
eating, drinking and using tobacco.
It3effects my stoma 81 y 81 81
!. Moran have no bad faults
land consequently have no resolut tions
70 make
Willlam Falg am going to give
up 100 yard dasHas the next year ana
lets nv son carry Oh me putation
that II have estahl hlishet
Thomp pson- viii never spend
|Ghristmas again iitthont ny fanily
Jack TAYLOR am going TO stop
|eombing my hair pom adonr t is out
of style and I have been formed that
q man with the beautif hair have
should comb # the Merlrr Widow fash
Lion
Bell am not going To stop
thing. am going ta be- q
bigger sport chan ever;
Steve JOINT have swore on from
playing base ball durdn the month of
January l.ss; l5sEs
MeC CIory will stop selling
Devils Lake real estate Tor less than
tt is worth. ss HI:
Dr not treat
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01

TIea BosWoIli lIas Narrow Escape from Death

and being of the same color and size,
ala not notice the liEe erence until Ne
became eeathIy sick A physician Was
summoned at once and he was hurried
10 Mercy hospitai where the
stomach was VI d . pump d and his lie saw
ed. The poison tablets were used 81
Mr. Bosworth 70 sbatheS u badly swollen
foot which si,e q iuled by stepping
on q rusty nall
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01

hnsroWn Iacea aulins sass sear ~ isss:
ss Chas. smitt stop betting on
q. Nh q p have 8, 4 Sreaol q. ia yed NOT
III r,a,ra 5 during Ana next
yaaz 5z#5
81, ,,,t,, y, !. 4, !,
III ai,,, a,,,,,.,l fnr ,,o,a. IN h, ma
ava t,na st.,,tf ~ ; 81
nv own md j horse Was donated %
few weeks ago.
.3.. 1, 4,
,u, INA ~ uva uv,,,
,,sua q, na.,,s Il ! =, M ,,e,vt vaa,.
3 n a,,l e lo1
$1,000 4:
z. Turn er--l Wi stop dancing.
Mann--l VIII stop mixing - l1=
polisi icsfor e year or 90 at
I Captain ogswell ~ VIII stop rum
ming for sheriff. :5s 81
Elmer Eng gebretson am going to
stop s'ts'l sroher 50, akafiag
|sE Dr Jones- have decided to quit
using Vater q, for gasonline in my
ford aneomo oplie.
az M. sterret ~ viii stop giving
my old shoes to Tom Page.
NJ Rollin Chapman will stop shaving
my patrons with q hoe.
Dr. Clinton sSmit TIL win not run run
my auto over co miles al hour next
year #s5i25
q. Brainl mar a. Nv hen 81 play base:
bail next summer q { viii stop catching
Az balls with my mouth. 85 ..sS2
Bur1t r1tsc berI an going il to stop ton
Ehaying the men ofs Devils Lake wear
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01
How one Doctor Successfully Treats
Rr,enl1annia..:

1 9. eiine M
TN treating pneumonia Z says pr.:
Smith Bof Sanders. ne only
remedy use for the lungs sis Cham
sberlainss Cough Remedy While ofs
course would treat other: syunp toms
with different medicines, have used
this remedy many times in my medi-:
cal practice and have vet failed to-
find a case where Il has not controlled
the troubles. u have used It myself, as
has also my wife for cough and colda
repeatedly, and I most willingly and
cheerfully recommend It as superior
to any other cough remedy 10 nay
knowledge For sale by all druggists,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01


3SkH Thecasesof State vs.. Robert Stanley
and Frank Iosla arged With the
shooting of anne up fforI ffI
trial Aond afternoon before Justice
Jones' ana on the opening 81 court II
:ssuthbert ornesy II Tor the defendants,
waived xamina tlon ana the two des
Eftendant were bonn over % the dis
triet court ttlaeirs bal being liked the,
Same as they were being held on Tor
the preIim INA hearing 800 eae
ssssttanle ana Ian are charaged
with hopttng asan eslrn anl ttelnpt!
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01

+4.- = LEEs- ~
aCretan 80 Mr. Peape
Cradle Song lslrs. Wlnslow) Quartet
Reading = Miss Eleanor Norton
Reading 80. Miss Eleanor Norton
Baritone Solo 80. Mr.. Weatherwax
Drink to Me Only with Thinea
4 Eyes ------ -.:* Quartet
{a) lullaby .. - - = : -. = ) ! 2:s; ss
:(b)--G Good Night -@ -------- = Quartet.
The program was excellent, an thes
numbers receiving generous applause
and q number Of them receiving en-
chores. The club. are to be commend
ed for getting entertainers Of such
merit to assist them in their recep-
tion. S :&:Ss &:f :.5 s !. s2:* RS
Following the program the room was
cleared and the balance Of the evening
given over to dancing and social in :.
tercourse. y. "a 1=;T 5.;.s5s: 4. 3as.
The reception was probably as swell
a function as has ever been held in
the city, everything had been planned
carefully and the evenings program
went through with such ease and lack
Of formality that everyone enjoyed
themselves to the utmost and have
nanght but words of the highest com:
mend dation for the University Club OF
Devils Lake, 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-01

Eto Kill The hooting took place some
time ago on the farm Of p. Regan,
which ii leased sby Stanley ana ass 4;
eaience Regan IS stilI carrying.
four bullets in$ his body Reg gan visited
the farm on the day Of the shooting
and appears that he and Stanley
had come Inference oyer the division
Eof the crop ana this was the motive.
for the shoo oting. AS Regan claims NE
was on the va gons at the time of the
shooting ana that !, tanley shot.
him he climbed into the wagon and
poured four more bullets into his head
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-04-07

Mrs. X. b McNutt has re.
turned from visit TO rel.
atives at Chilhowie, Va. and
Princeton, w. Va.
Charles Hall, ST., created a
sensation among the boys the
other day by bringing two black
cub bears to town. He found
them IN the mountains in Bland
county, near Bluefield. The
mother was shot but made her
escape. Mr. Hall is caring
tenderly for the cubs and in
tends to keep them until they
are full grown.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-04-07

~ except sunday. IL 4 i~'1 ID
d Z, I. =. ls7ol, tocEaOtoo st. Ststo1l rs
4. u, .irflve Puladeen II 10 4. m ra-nvD.
-'lindren lI.5O a. M. ana arrives
;,.. .. ems \ \. O. and carry Pullman draw
III 'p.m inffet sleeping cars het,ec., ~.
r..- $50 .''li'' ille. Ky. without chanoe
or a55~ ..,'' information call on anv sro~.
w. T. .I4r,,. HQbT IMBODEN T.PA
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-04-07
DEATH FROM SMALLPOX
OCCURS n RICHMOND

Richmond. Va, March 3D.
The first death from smallpox
reported 90 the state Board of
Health since last spring. occur
eel "a few days ago i'm Richmond
The patient was a colored wo-
man. who came 20 Richmond
from Norfolk as nurse In
private family visiting the citv
Before the nature of the disease
mad been ascertaned. large
number of persons had been ex.
posed and some fear was felt
chat an outbreak OF smallpox
would follow. The Richmond
health officials. however order.
ed compuisor, vaccination Of
aIi suspected persons and not a
single ease has been reported
since the woman was removed
to the posthous.
Ih. ca-. was the most vim.
.at in the history off the Rich
'n'nd hospitals. and little homes
Tor ihc woman 's recovery were
ie't from the first She had
never been vaccinated. and had
been exposed to % very mild I
ease oft smallpox. probably ir
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-04-07

p George Morton. Of Norton 4
a'Ner. attorneys. was LOOKING
- yer legal matters az Wis
Saturday.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-04-07

= party composed OF W 4
SsaEford. Il. z Brunette Or
.. z. hagy, Nr. Henry sno con
VEN 70 Holston fishing lasr
Nrs. .. q. Thompson has
Vftn coI hnel % her IA -.
= va daAs Her daughter
az; az ! niiiy' "a U,upc,s, NJ nuns.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-04-07

Mr.. u. Y. Richmond. who
.'ar oecn VISITING her parents
=, oonesvilie for come asvs ~.
-rneo home sunday nigh,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-04-07
APPALACHIA DEPARTMENT

b Miss Maud Riggs visited Miss
'''''r last Saturday
Annie Kerr and WJl,r4
''''''' 90 bristol Saturday
. D.. Wilson Of nn,.in..,.
III. 49, was here part of last
Mr., n. g.. Gi.msr of v.u.
poosa. Fla passed tbror'.1
Rev. J.W. Rad,r visited
town Saturday.
D. ,
R,,d a. Sn"'e aud wife. of
Saturday " ''" F"
d
hristoi Saturday
-. W. y. 'oiiirr visited her
'''' '''' "' Arno saturday
Is. a. Whitehead ,...
tol Wednesday '' ''''s
stora o ,,"neein mas moved has y
w ''''9oi r
Ihieye, effected an entrance.
pa W akin and Tanners ,tore
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-24
Profitable Chicken FeedinG.

Many careful tests In chicken fsed.
Ing have shown that MS great ga!nA
are as cheaply and more easily nads
when the chickens, in lots not to ex'
coed 100, are put In . house With 4
door space Of Is to 100 feet md .
yard OF corresponding s!As a. whea
they are divided into lots OF four birds
each and confined In lattccd eoops
Just large enough to hold them. -Four
weeks have been about hslimit of prot
liable feeding. both In tho large and
ANAL lots. Chickens gain faster while
young. Birds from 100 to l7o dayS 81
give comparatively small gainA
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-24
New Milk Proc~sa

A new French process Of steriltztng
fat OF the milk Is thorou shly
broken up after heating. thus avoiding
the lumpinsss OF the cream. which
consumers have found 20 Objectionable
1t Is said that when cream is treated
py this machine It = rendered quite
homogeneous. and the fact that the tat
globules are broken up makes the
cream look thicker and become more
uniform. When milk and cream arS
treated By homogcnizng machine
they mix more thoroughly With tea
and coffee Having seen tho advs0-
tages OF the process, some OF the las-
Gest dairy companies in London hsrs
ordered machines.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-24
SW EPT OVER NIAGARA.

This terrible calamity often hnppns
because . carless boatman ignores tn
rivers warnings growing ripples and
faster currently Natures warnings are
kind. That dull pain or ache in the
back warns you the Kidneys need at
tention if you would escape fatal mu.
ladies dropsy dialects or brights disc.
ase. Take electric Bitters at once and
see backache fly and all Your best
feelings return. After long suffering
from weak kidneys and lamo back
one S1.00 bottle wholly cured me.
writes j. Blankenship Of Belk. Tenn.
Only soc at all druggist
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-24

Tho best way to give lime to f0wh
y in the form Of bones. either frssh OF
finely broken or burned and In ash
Then the lime will be diSsstsd sadly
and supply the needs Of the fowis
BEAUTIFULLY And. a. all animals that
feed on vegetable food need salt -
refresA tho gastric nuid and rsstoss
the wastes OF the BODY. this - tbs
best and most sAts1u given n small
quantities with the food svery az.
Salt In excess II . most aod poison
warmers Advocate
TattsaiAg Ewss.
Ewes generally are fattened af10
their lambs arc weancd. which sho~o
not be later than Aug. l. Owing p
hot weather and scarcity OF pAst11
they are generally IN low condit1eA
and IT II necessary to 60 slowly at hlgA
In a few days. when thsS milk ~
not trouble. try putting thszn o. eoCs
fresh pasture. Rape u . good thing
Almost anything for a change viii a.
good. Then begin giving Z small fsso
Of grain. corn. oats and bran q -
meal. This should b. gradually 10
creased to one pound per day. which, Y
their pasture Is good. should b sum
cient. II their teeth are bad, crack he
corn: don't grind It. In hot weather. Il
there are no shade trees near. It = Z
good plan TO lei sheep run to barn o.
shed during the heat OF the day. whsrs
they can have water. Feed them grafs
at noon.---Richard Wolley III Americas
Agr&crlturist.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-24

Last Saturday morning Mrs. Jos.
Foltz OF Nettlston Ave. suffered an
ep,leptio stroke, and was taken to st.
Francis Hospital where she is recov-
ering. Mrs. Foltz was alone and 1t
was sometime before her condition
was discovered. Her body and face
was badly bruised and her loft arm
broken, which facts would indicate
she had fallen heavily.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-24

SSAA
osoat improvement u looked for tn
bsalth conditions Of H. isthmus Of
Panama and In ths dty Of Panama
when Americas methods AZ fully IN
soutroi thss~ Ths dty y weli located
a . mail TFomontory. With watsr on
0hros sa6sA md has excellent fad1nes
Tor drainage. By taking advantage Of
0e0e favorable circumstances De sani-
NJ oeodidons Of Panama can b 20
0usA improvsd In ths opinion OF Lss
PnnsA . sanitary engineer. that -
Ahehttas0 q ths isehmus wt1l r1nort
there fo9 hath. he taapssutns In
panA0a = comfortable. not BY any
0oaD - beA - The hs<test dayS In
NV Yea - Chioa0n Ths hospital
G1ouD6s AZ BEAUTIFULLY LAID out and
- ss~0y-avs budding, are con
s0Usesd on 4 plan adapted to the eli
AAtA. and they afford sxrsllsnt ventils-
o0n On this high ground thsre u al
vays q breeze and Z dAlightful proc
psst Of city. harbor. ocean and low
1souutainA
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REAL ESTATE

National Reality Co. to Reliance
Reality Co. lots in Wemys addi-
ton between "a and % st, and
Tower and Hammond Ave. $4,000
Samantha P. Davis to Cha. E.
Howard Lott Blk % LaBelle
]. S. Johnson to Roth Brothers
HOO acres on Bardon road. 81
I.ora II, Ovens to Nina 0 Batson
Lots and 8 Blk 80 LIST division. 81
AL. Olinstead to III. Hunt nw14
ofnw1, lying W of right OF way
OF Wis. Cent?. Ry. and sw4 OF
nw14 sec. twp. 4o r l2........ 81
j. II. Culver to W. H Bonnell eH
ofnw1. and sw14 OF mel sec 35
twp AZ r H.. ................$ aoo
Andt Johnson to Cbas Anderson
OF OF se]4 sec 80 twp AZ H.. $500
James O Webster to Prjcilla Webs
ter e1a ofnw14 and nwH Of ne14
sec SO twp ATT 1O.........,......s1