Judge — May 1, 1897 — page 8: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

In May, 1885, one of the proprietors of Jupce tendered the cottage at Mount McGregor to General Grant, in order that he might find the rest and seclusion necessary to the completion of his memoirs. The offer was grate- fully accepted. Here, beneath the shade of the mountain pines, the dying chieftain penned the final pages of the book that proved an immortal contri- bution to history. Here, his labors ended, General Grant died in peace, July 234, 1885. SAM mo -— Ww COPYRONT 1897, 8Y THE JUDGE PUBLSNIRG COMPAKY OF NEW YORK. HIS WORK IS CROWKE! Junee, on this auspicious occasion, points with proper pride to the helpful part ha comicbooks.com ;