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Evening journal., 1910-09-03
WEST SIDE (COn'fd)

$50 W. Ninth St. 10 R.. b., P. and H.
12O9-11 w. Ninth ST., 10 R., B., P.
and n.
1913 w. Ninth St, 10 R.. B., P. and H.
800 W. Tenth ST., r., B., P. and II.
sO2 W. Eleventh St. R.. B., P. and H.
PIT w. Eleventh (Colored) 8 R. and B.
1914 w. Thirteenth St., (Detached)
10 r., b., p. and II.
131 W. Seventeenth ST., 10 R., B., P.
and II
Sl4 W. Eighteenth ST.. R.. B.. p.
and H.
1O2 W. Eighteenth St, 9 R., B., 2 P.
and n.
12 W. Nineteenth St. New R.. B.,
p and II.
4O5-7 W. Twentieth St., New II R.,
b., P. and H.
50S w. Twenty-first St, 10 R., b., p
and II.
II W. Twenty-third St.. 7 r.. B.. P.
and u
1O7 W. Twenty-ffth St, (Recp HalD
r., B., P. and H.
los w. Twenty-seventh ST.. Z R.. b.,
p. and H.
So2 w. Twenty-ninth St. R.. B.
and Fl.
216-21s w Twenty-ninth St. II r.,
b., P. and H.
216 W. Twenty-ninth St, R., B.. p.
and II.
21s W. Twenty-ninth St, 4 r. and B.
2l7 w Thirtieth ST., r.. B., P and H.
21S w Thirtieth ST., R., B., P. and H.
304 w. Thirtieth ST.. r., B. and P.
SO5 w. Thirty-tirst St.. R.. B. p and
H.
S. S. w. Thirty-fifth St., between Mar
ket and Tatnall St., stable, II r.
and p
1911 Chestnut St.. 6 r.
S. f. Cor. Chestnut and Jackson, Store
and dwelling, 8 r.
1900 Reed ST., K
1905 Coleman St, r.
1714 Brown St. Z r. aud B.
s01-3-5-7 Brown St., R. each
920-22 Brown ST., R, B. and P. each.
924 Brown ST., and Store, 6 R. and B.
1915 Linden St., 6 R. and B.
1507-9-11-13-15 Maple St, 6 R., B., P.
and H. each.
S. W. Cor. Maryland Ave and Syca-
more St, Z r., B. and H.
12 Maryland Ave, 6 R. and B.
715 Maryland Ave, r. and B.
QUO anchorage 81, H. Is. ana +.
Cor. Fifth Ave. and Brown ST. Crane
Store and Dwelling). 7R.
100 Fifth Ave.,( size of lot 1 acre)
IL r. and H.
lS1-s-5-7-s-41 Sixth Ave. R. and B
each.
Sixth Ave. and Brown ST., r. and B
| $40 Seventh Ave, R.
224 Seventh Ave. 6 r. and B.
324 Seventh Ave, r.
217 Eighth Ave, R..
! S. s. Eighth Ave. Between Coleman
and Duncan (stable)' 6 R. and P.
! Cor. Coleman Ave. and Van Buren
Store. Dwelling and Stable.
1102 Columbia Ave. R. and B.
I'LL Columbia Ave, R. and B.
! n. W. Cor. Twenty-Fifth and West
Z r.. B., P. and II.
1923-25 w. Seventh St, R. each.
800 w. Fourteenth ST.. 10 R., B., P. anC
H.
SO4 W. Fourteenth ST.. 10 R.. B.. P. anc
H.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
SUBURBAN HOMES (COn'fd)

Ashley. on Newport Trolley. Al #. K
1856 IT,
1 10 acres opposite Hamilton Park, on
New Castle trolley, r. P. and Sta
BILE
Claymont, large frame houses.
Claymont Mannor Ave-, 1872 IT. 449 IT.
r., B. P. and H.
New Castle, S. Third st.
Bowling Alley and Lot, 72 it, $50 #.
Hotel Louisa, Cor. Delaware and
Third ST., 25 R., B., p. and H.
New Castle. 3 Brick Houses, on Gray.
46 #. 10 in. SO #. in. each
New Castle, so N. Third, 10 r., B.. P.
and H.
Clayton. Del, Smyrna Ave, so IT.
$50 it., R.. P.
Bowers Beach, Frame Hotel, AZ IT.
20 it.
Stanton next Odd Fellows Hall, R.
and Stable
Newport. so IT, X 9S IT,, R., p. and
Out buildings.
Newport. 40 #. X 120 it,, 6 r. and P.
Newport. 1-2 acre. R., P. and Stable.
Newport, Lots in one or more acres.
Toughkenamon, Pa, Frame Dwelling.
Store and one acre of land. R.. P.
and H.
West Grove, Pa, los TT. X $50 it,. Z R.
Concordville. Pa, Frame Dwelling and
Store. n #. X 22O it., R. and P.
Ridley Park. Pa. 20 it. 125 it., II R.,
B., P. H. and Garage.
Newark, Del, Main St, 45 #. 375 #,
8 R.. B., p. H. and Stable.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
MANUFACTURING M AND
BUSINESS PROPERTIES

109 w. Sixth St., story 22x170 it.,
Steam Heat and Elevator.
Flour Mill and Farm at Greenbank,
Del.
Newport, along Christiana River, 2
Story Stone and Brick Building,
156x125 fl.
Henry Clay, Drug Stock
10 f. Seventh St., paper bag and
Twine Business
S. W. Cor. Vandever and Claymont
Sts., Cigars. Pool Table, Restaurant,
Etc
Delaware House Stables, Shipley St,
near Sixth.
East Fourth St, near PENNSYLVANIA
r. R., Warehouse. Office, Trackage,
Etc, can be made into two sepa-
rate properties
Seventh and Douglass. history brick.
"a IT. 75 IT,
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
Our Fire Insurance Department

IS YOUR PROPERTY INSURED? Whether it is the
building or its cOnteUtsoU cannot afford to carry the
risk.
FIRE INSURANCE RATES ARE so LOW that no one
is excusabe who has not fully protected himself and his
family against loss in of fire.
We represent several leading Companies some of which
have been in business for half century and have paid
losses AMOUNTING TO MILLIONS of dollars.
We prepared, brokers ~ place Fire Insurance
with Company doing business in the State of Delaware
DON'T DELAY. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO CARRY
THE RISK.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
List OF Properties Fer Sale
CITY LOTS (Csn'fO

W. S. searles st. Bet. I'd & Sd, 6s it.
rs #.
w. S. Scott bet. 1st and I'd. IA #. x
81 #.
N s. 9TH Ave. Bet. Coleman & Duncan.
40 #. x 100 #.
E. S. Connell st. Bet. Front & Second,
los. #. 135 #.
E. S. Cleveland Ave. bet End and 3rd.
SS # X so #.
W. S. Scott St Bet. I'd & Sd. 25 #. K
$50 #.
S. E. Cor. 2nd & Broome. $50 it. x los
E. S. Connell bet Front & End, S5 #.
100 IT.
S W. Cor. Brown SITS. & 7th Ave. SO
# so #.
Park Drive, between Grant and Bay
ard Ave, 200 #. $50 #.
e S. Union. above 10th. % #. 6 in.
$50 #.
E. S. Union St. North of Sth. 80 #
so IT.
Grant Ave. north of 7th St.. % TT. K
so #.
6O1-S dupont St. 35 it. 6s #.
S. S. 7th St., between Rodney and
Clayton. 80 #. 12s #.
n S. Ninth st. between DUPONT and
Clayton, so IT. $50 #.
n. s. w. Sth between Scott and Lin
coin, 40 f. x 10.
S. S. w Sth between Scott and Lin
coin, 150 fl. X 100 II.
N. w. Cor. sth and Harrison. 80 #.
100 IT.
e. S. Rodney between 7th and Sth,
Sc #. X 140 #.
N. w. Cor. 22nd and Locust, 25 # x
100 it,
S. S. Tatnall between 18th and 18th,
so #. 142 #.
n. S. w. 18th st. between Harrison
and Franklin, Al #. 3 in. 29O it.
X 163 fl. in.
S. S. Delaware Ave. between Rodney
and Clayton, 1O3 # 120 #.
1922 King St.. 10 it. 100 IT.
w. S. Van Buren st. between 9th and
10th, 43 #. in. 107 It.
E. S. jefferson st. between 18th and
14th, so #. 130 #.
E. S. Jefferson st. above 2sth. 100 #.
100 IT,.
S. S. r. 22th between Carter and Jes-
sup, 40 IT. 100 #.
Fronting on Market and Pine between
3lst and 32nd, 20 fl. 100 IT, each.
W. S. Market St. between 26th and
27th, 40 it. 1877 IT.
| Riverview Heights, Todds Lane. on
posite machine shop, 40 IT. 100 fl.
Concord Ave. near Boulevard, 60 fl X
lis It.
Z. S. Washington above 29th. 125 #.
100 IT.
w. S. Monroe between 31st and 32nd.
z. 5. n. Both ST. between Washing
ton and Jefferson, 100 #. X 120 #.
! w. 18th st. between Tatnall and West.
n. E. Cor. oath and Moore Sts., 16 #.
IS IT.
N. S. E. 44th st. $50 it. from Market,
40 II. los #.
N. W. Cor. S5th and Tatnall, 1O4 IT..
10 in. 100 #.
w. S. Jefferson between 23d and oath.
100 II. 100 II.
S. S. w. goth St. between Boulevard
and Jefferson. rs #. 129 #. IA in.
N. s. w. oath st. between West and
Washington 21 #. in. 1875 fl.
Lot Twelfth and Claymont. los #. x
claymont and A. sts.. so IT. x IS #.
Claymont and A. Sts., 107 #. in, x
107 II.
N. W. Cor. Broome and shaIlcross
Ave, 100 #. y 131 IT. 9 in
shalloross Ave and Broome St. % #.
Rodney and Gilpin Ave, 40 it, 5 in. x
$50 fl.
Rodney and Gilpin Ave, $50 n. x so #.
Suburban Lots.
Penrose f. Fortieth St, near Pine.
40 fl. 107 II.
Penrose, 20 #. X los IT
Montrose, rs IT, 100 #.
Montrose, 80 #. 100 fl.
Hillcrest, 104 It. 12O TT.
Highlands, Sundry Lots.
Elsmere, Manufacturing and Building
Sites, 10S acres.
Elsmere, 100 f. $50 #.
Richardson Park, so IT. X 100 fl
Roselle, so fl. X 118 #.
Cedars, Brandywine Springs, SO IT.
6 I'm. 200 #.
Cedars, Brandywine Springs, PAP IT. 6
in. X 175 IT,
New Castle, 2 1-10 acres
Penrose, Forty-first bet. Spruce and
Pine, GO IT, los IT.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
Our Home Building Department
We VIII Have A Home Built For You


We purchases lot for you if you do not already have
one
We prepare plans and specifications.
We superintend all details and carefully inspect the
work il progresses.
We handle all matters in connection with financing the
operation.
We protect the interests of customers in every par
tcuIar.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
EAST SIDE

r indicates room.
B indicates bath.
p indicates porch
II. indicates heater.
1906 King St., 9 r. and B.
GID King st. (Store and Dwelling), f,
Is r., B. and II.
217 King St. (Store and Dwelling
and Stock, 6 r.
210 King St.. (Store and Dwelling)
r.. b. and H.
1857 King St., Dwellings and Stores,
3 R.. B. and II. ca.
1905 French St.. 8 r. B. and II.
1910 French ST.. 10 r. and B.
1911 French St, 6 r. and B.
1867 French St, r. ca
91S French st., r. and B.
919 Walnut st.. 6 r. and B.
1908 Walnut st., r. and B.
~ w. Cor. Fifteenth and Walnut. 3
story brick building pattern making
shop 40x1O2.
716 Walnut st. 3 r. and B.
527 Poplar St., 7 r.
S. r. Cor Third and Poplar Dwelling
and Barber Shop. IL r. and 3.
S31-33 Poplar St.. R.
S. r.. Cor. Taylor and Poplar (Store
and Dwelling). r. and b.
11O4 Poplar New Kitchen), r. and p
S26 Lombard St. 9 R.. B.. p, and H.
I S32 Lombard St., r., b., p. and II.
~ p. Cor Third and Lombard, r.
and 3.
Ala Lombard, 8 r. and B.
n. r. Cor. Fifth and Lombard, Store
and Dwelling, z r. and 3.
929 Lombard St., r., b., p, aud II.
1901 Lombard st., r. and B.
1901 1-2 and barber shop, r. and B.
213 Pine St., r. and B.
1921 Pine St, 3 r., b., P, and II.
S. w. Cor. Eighth and Pine SITS, r.
and B.
1920 Pine St., Z r. and B.
S2S Kirkwood, Dwelling and store, Z r.
IL Klund, R
S36 Church st.. R. and B.
S. w Cor. Seventeenth and Locust,
Dwelling and Store), 6 r. and B.
1885 s. Claymont, r. each.
423 Townsend St., 5 r.
1104-6-S-10-12 Elizabeth ST. New,
5R.
sO2-4-s Taylor St. 7R.
S. W. Cor. Claymont St. and vandever
Ave. (Store and Dwelling). r.
and b.
N. E. Cor. vandever Ave. and Thatcher
one story frame Barber Shop.
Vandever Ave and Spruce ST.. IA R.
b., p and II.
als vandever Ave. 10 r.. b., P. and H
2l26 LaMotte ST., (Store and Dwell
ling), r.
PIG LaMotte and lot adjoining, 9 R
and B.
s5s Bennett. r. and B.
909-11 Bennett St., r. each.
S25 Bennett St, r.
1913 Lobdell St, 9 r.
1885 Peach St.. 7R.
314 Townsend St.. 5 r.
II e. Front St., r.
423 r. Third St.. 8 R. and B.
502 E. Fourth St., s r. and b.
416-1s-2O E. Fourth St.. 8 R. and B..
each
All r. Fourth St. business property
and stable)
1926 E. Fourth St. Store and Dwelling
r and b.
S1o-12 E. Fourth St. 6 r and B.
216-1S E. Fourth ST.. Store and
Dwelling
East Fourth St., near Pennsylvania
r. r. Warehouse Office trackage
(This can be made into two proper.
ties with a Fourth ST. frontage and
a Fifth st. frontage)
sos f. Fourth St. 5R.
500 f Fifth St., store and dwelling
10R
617 E. Fifth St, 6 R.
705 IL f. Sixth St.. r. and B.
7O5 r. Sixth St. 10 R., B. and P.
sos f. Sixth St. 8 r.
1923 f. Seventh St, r. and B.
S05 f. Eighth St., house and small
store, r.
100 f. Eighth St.. IL r. and B.
S02 f. Eighth St.. r.
S13 e. Ninth St. r.
412 F. Ninth St. OR.
526-2s-So e. Twelfth St. r. and B.
each.
505-7 E. Twelfth St.. each
sos r. Twelfth St. z r.
K. Thirteenth St.. 9 r., b. P. and n
l06 +. Thirteenth St. 7R.
2S f. TYenty-fourth St. s r., B. and P
2o4 F. Thirty-fifth St. r.. b..
and II.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
Our Real Estate Department
We Will Buy A Home For You

IF YOU DESIRE A HOME ALREADY BUILT and
find nothing in this list that exactly suits your require
ment in and tell us what you want and will look
it up for you and if you have not sufficient money buy
probably assist you in financing the transaction
Our large outside force is at your service.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
TO HE
HOME BUYER
Our Thrift Department

Offers Special Advantages to those who have no money
hand and who wish to their surplus earnings for
the purpose of buying building home Our Collectors
call weekly monthly customer DESIRES to collect
the amount he decides to This affords systematic
plan of saving which puts in position to buy
home The money saved in this way is secured by first
mortgages
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
Our Mortgage Department
Mortgage LnstaIIment Loans

Our InstaIIment Loans eagerly sought by Home
Buyers who desire to pay off their mortgages by monthly
payments The interest and principal both reduced as
each monthly payment is made.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
CITY LOTS

S. S. w. 25th St bet. Washington and
jefferson. 21 it. s in. 1875 it. in.
w s. Washington St. bet 29th and
S0th. % #. X 100 #.
w. S. Washington St., near Both, so
IT x 100 IT.
E. s. Market bet. 42d and 43d, 40 #
100 it,
f. S Tatnall st. nr. Both, so #. 1O2 #.
$50 Ft Front bet. 25th & 9th & Car
ter & Jessup.
Monroe St. Bet. oath & 25th, % it.
so #.
N. w. Cor. oath & jefferson. 6s it.
so IT,
N E. Cor. 2sth & West. As #. 30 #.
w S. West st. bet 2Sth & 29th, Sc IT.
100 #.
N. S. Concord Ave. west of Washing
ton, 75 it, 155 It, 1876 IT,
N. r. Cor Penna. & Riverview Ave,
60 II 141 It.
W. S DUPONT st. below 9Th, SO IT. in.
100 IT,
N. S. 9th st. near Union. 20 fl $50 #.
35 #. North of Union, AZ it. x IS IT,
n. S Penna Ave. bet. Scott and Lin
coin, 100 II x 129 IT, 9 in.
N. S. Penn. Ave. bet. Scott and Lin
coin, 100 #. 10 #.
S. S. Penna Ave, bet. Lincoln and
Union. rs IT, 100 IT, 8 in.
r. S. Lincoln above Penna. Ave, so #.
100 IT.
Block of land between 4th and 5th and
Ford and Gray AYES. and stone
houses, 800 IT, 800 it,
N. S. Tulip ST., 100 II. Sc fl.
f. S. Stockton St. Bet. 18th and 14th,
81 IT,
E. 18th St Bet. Bowers & Dure. rs #.
IS ft.
Peoples st. Bet. Bowers & Dure. IS
II so IT,
N. S Lodge St Heald & claymont, so
IT. 80 IT,
N. e Cor. Bradford and A. SITS, 100 #.
as IT,
Gander Hill over 11th st. Bridge.
S. S. f. 18th St. $50 IT, to low water
line
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
WEST SIDE

1201-3-5-7 Market ST.
1922 Market St. II r., b., P and H.
1922 Market St., R., b., P. and H.
N. F. Cor Bath and Market St.. 10 r..
b., P. and II.
PIC Market St,
213 Market st.
All Market St.
702 Market St. IL r. and B.
705 Market St.
903 Shipley st.
1O6-S-1O-12-14 Winchester Place, R.,
b., p and H., each.
2 dwellings north side Winchester
Place, r., B., p and H., each.
Corner house Winchester Place, r.,
B., P. and H. .
2912 Tatnall St., r., B. and P.
n. f. Cor. Gath and Tatnall St.. R.,
b., p. and H.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
SUBURBAN HOMES

Montrose, As #. x 100 It,. sR.
Hillcrest' 80 it. 125 IT.. R.. B., p.
and II.
Silverside, acre, Z R., B., P. and H.
Elsmere, Club House and acres of
Land, R.
Elsmere, 65 #. 157 IT,. sR.
Richardson Park. so #. 100 IT.. 7R.
B., P. and H.
Richardson Park, so #. 200 it., II R.,
B., p and H.
Cedars, Brandywine Springs, 81 #. X
200 it., r. B. and P.
Cedars, Brandywine Springs. 13O #. <
442 #. in. 10 R.. B. P. H. and Sta
BILE.
Cedars, Brandywine Springs, so It. \
200 IT,, Z RIB, P.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
FARMS

Near Hare's Corner. 125 Acres and
Buildings.
Newport. Del, 40 Acres and Buildings.
2 miles west of Delaware City. 200
Acres and Buildings.
Near Iron Hill. 33 Acres and Build
ings
One mile from Childs' Station, Cecil
Co., Md, los Acres
One miles from Bear Station, 112
Acres and Buildings.
4 miles from Newark. As Acres and
Buildings.
miles from Christiana, 5 IA Acres
and Buildings.
5 miles from Wilmington. near New
Castle, 22O Acres and Dwelling.
Pencader Hundred, 103 Acres and
Buildings
Near Rosehill on New Castle Trolley.
Z Acres and Dwelling.
New Castle Hundred, miles from
Wilmington, one mile from Newport.
28S Acres and buildings.
On Concord Pike, 8 miles from Wash
ington Street Bridge, lis Acres and
Buildings
At testers Corner on State Road. IS
miles from Wilmington. $50 Acres
and Buildings.
OAA AANlAtAA me Out~udh mile
Centreville. "a Acres and DWELL
ing. Wheelwright Shop and Dwell
ing overhead.
miles from Wilmington on road
leading from Stanton to Newark,
140 Acres and Buildings.
Prettyman's Corner, Sc Acres and
Buildings.
One-half mile from Christiana, 237
Acres and Buildings
Near Bear Station. $40 Acres and
Buildings
Rosehill, on New Castle Trolley, 81
Acres and Buildings
Rosehill, on New Castle Trolley,
Acres and Buildings.
Near Booths Corner. 60 Acres and
Buildings.
Near Prices Corner, - Acres
On Concord Pike. near Blueball, 2
Acres and Buildings.
Near Harmony Station, B. and Q. R.
R., 5 Acres, / Dwelling
Near Harmony Station, B. and o. r.
r.. Is Acres, in parcels to suit.
One mile from Port Penn. near Della
ware City, 200 Acres and Buildings.
On Road from Stanton to Christiana,
q acres and Buildings.
One-half mile from Wilmington, 8
Acres ana Buildings.
On New Castle Trolley. one fare from
Fourth and Market, 4 IL Acres and
Buildings
3 miles s. E. of Northeast, Md, 25
Acres and Buildings
1-2 miles from Northeast, Md, 36
Acres and Buildings
Near Landenburg. Pa, 20 Acres and
new z Room House and Outbuild-
ings with Stock.
returns from your Investments.
and kindred subjects.
ice as TO the best way of securing
PROPERTY is HANDLED. CON.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
Utilixipo the Waste Product.

A parish in the highlands had been
cut of from communication with the
nearest town owing to Il severe storm.
Supplies began to give out. and the
minister was much perturbed In mind.
as his snuffbox was quite empty. The
Sabbath came round. How was he to
get through his discourse without the
aid of his usual stimulant? He ap-
Tealed to his faithful henchman. the
sexton Alas. he was in IL similar un-
satisfactory predicament. How was
1t to be remedied: Andrew shook his
head. thought long and suddenly dis
appeared Presently he returned with
something resembling SNUFF wrapped
carefully in paper The minister took
n hearty pinch or two and then asked ::
where did you get it. Andrew
"Piease. sir. just went and sweepit
the pulpit oout." was the reply.-Dun-
dee Advertiser
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
MAYORAL PROCLAMATION
FOR PIONEER DAY

On Friday. June 10, 1910. the So
ciety OF Union Colony Pioneers will
In hitting way, celebrate the 4Oth
anniversary of the founding of Cree
ley. having chosen for the event that
day which marks the beginning Of
upland irrigation.
Let this city, the flower of their
enorts, show its thorough gratitude
and reverence for the men and
women of 1870. and all participate
with cordial spirit in the celebration
OF the birth of the community which
is not only our abiding place, but
the object of our sincerest hopes.
lf the irreverent and neglectful
son cannot prosper in soul and goods,
neither may city which forgets to
honor its foundation principles and
to render respect to the sturdy men
and women whose energies and sacri-
fees built the beginnings of its struc-
ture.
Fer day picture Greeley in its
childhood time. and see Meeker, the
fdealist: Cameron, the diplomat.
Boyd. the utilitarian, and all that
stole band as they moved about these
streets and played their part in
those days of doubt. laboring in self
denial in an untried wilderness, with
no compass but their ideals. By such
"a means pay merited respect to those
notable men and women, and gain
for ourselves a further inspiration
In the work of maturing their am
bilious ropes.
By direction of the city council
therefore declare special holiday
on the day above named. and earn
estly ask that all offices and bust
ness houses of the city shall close
between the hours Of 10 a. IN. and !
p. M, and hereby direct that the city
clerks office shall be closed between
those hours.
Dated at Greeley. Colorado, June
s. 1910.
GEORGE NJ. HOUSTON.
Mayor.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
BIRTH OF AN ICEBERG.
mo Dramatic Experiences Of Two Ant.
arctic Esplorers.

=. u, Borchgrevink, commander of
the antarctic expedition of 1898. near.
y iost MS life by an accident Of ma
'ure SO peculiar that 1t is probable no
olher man could duplicate the expert.
ehce' AT the foot of Mount Terror in
repruary. 1900. he landed from his
snip with Captain Jensen and three
other men. Then, wishing to take II
picture OF the shore he sent his boat
Dack to the vessel to get camera, and
ne ana Captain Jensen We're left alone
Oh the rough beach Before the boat
returned strange and awful thing
happened. Mr., Borchgrevink told the
story in the Outlook:
A roar and rush. with tremendous
explosions. shook the beach. The
Thought cnme to us that the perpen-
dlcular ROCKS above us were falling.
linen we realized what was taking
place. The mighty glacier immcdi-
ateiy to the west OF us was givin:
birth to an iceberg.
Millions of tons of ice plunged into
the ocean. We could see nothing he
yond an immense cloud OF rolling
snow. The water rose from the plunge
or this antarctic monarch. sang out
to Jensen. Now we shall have to face
the wave"
We rushed to the highest point of
our limited beach. four feet above the
sea. We saw advancing on us II dark
green ridge with white crest
called to Jensen to struggle for dear
life. We clutched the uneven rocks.
with our backs toward the advancing
water. Although it could not have
taken more than seven minutes. the
time seemed long before the water
closed over our heads.
Floating upward. scrambling upon
the rocks, | tore the nails from my
flesh in my endeavor to keep from be-
ing dragged out After the second
wave we again felt the rocks under
our feet
At the place where Jensen and
first stood the rock was wet twenty
feet above our heads. 1t was some
what lower when ii struck us. Where
the wave had struck with full force
the face of the rock had been altered
and rocks were still falling when the
three men in the boat found us. bleed
ing and torn.
Two facts had saved us. To our
right Il small peninsula of ice protrud
ed some five feet from the rock. and
the rock itself bent toward the west
of the mountain rock to the west OF
us the wave took course more east
erly than where Jensen and | stood.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
THE PROSPECT FOR p,oNrrp
. DAY

There Ia every indication that tbe
celebration OF the fortieth anniver-
sary OF Greeley's birth will mark ono
or the foremost days of festivitias
which the county has even seen
The committees in charge of or
rangements have been working earlv
ana late to perfect the details for
the day and there is every promise
that the occasion will 20 thronoh
without hitch.
That there is being keen interest
taken In the event is shown bv the
fact that the invitation supply has
been exhausted. Every provision is
TO be made for the comfort of tho
pioneers and 1t is the belief of the
committee in charge that no mains
snouid be spared to make the day
memorable.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
Spoke Too Soon.

Alexandra Dumas was one day the
guest of DR. Gistal. a leading practi'
toner In MarSeilles. After dinner
while the coffee was being handed
round. the host requested the great
novelist to enrich his album with one
Of his witty improvisations.
"Certainly." replied Dumas. with
smile. and. drawing out IL pencil. he
wrote under the eyes Of his entertain
er the following lines:
Since DR.. Gistal came to our town
To cure diseases casual and hereditary
The hospital has been pulled down
"You tlatterer.' here exclaimed the
doctor. nightly pleased. but the poet
went on:
And We have made q larger cemetery.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-09
EW4 I 36 I 5N I s7W / 81. So $50

k' W ~ :. ~ - =
10 any or all easements or
way heretofore legally OBJ
now in fun force and effect.
~ be
* however, to the State OF
il rights to any and all min
and metals of every kind
tsr, and all coal. asphaltum.
ktsr ike substances in or
land. and the right of in,
ey,ess for the purpose of
rr'iey with enough OF the
sane as mat be necessary
opct and convenient work
minerals and substances.
improvements on this land
bed by this department,
Of improvements. Vettsn q
plioation No. 1908.
viii be sold at less than
Pum price per acre. as given
b parcels will be sold in the
Ter and each tract will be
tscribcd above--be the same
fess.
pr payment shall be as fol-
on lands selling for $3.50
acre. 10 per cent. of the pur-
hey on the day of sale. the
J eighteen equal annual pay
p per cent. per annum. Lands
more than 325 per acre and
" per acre. 20 per cent.
Ne day OF sale. the balance in
equal annual payments at I
per annum. Lands selling for
upwards, 20 per cent cash.
nee in seven equal annual
at Z per cent. interest. II the
does not own the improve
must pay for the same at
chaser Will execute bond. as
IN Section IS, Act OF July IL.
| be a citizen of the United
one who has declared his
ot becoming such. must pay
Ient and advertising fees.
ifd reserves the right to re-
ana all bids.
shall become effective until
nn by the State Land Board.
II. l.. JEFFERSON.
STATE Board OF Land Com
llhtlication In Greeley Tribune
''u' last publication June so.