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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-22
Miscellaneous.
kCKsMITHING.

nc Subscriber having purchased the shop,
10 and good VIII Of the Establishment lately own
by Henry ]. Lilley, IL prepared 10 do all kinda
MDrs In h's line. promptly TO the satisfaction Of
<patrurs, and nj reasonable rates Of chargo-.ro
5atlully solicits tho public patronage. NJ b.
Iflculnr attention given to horseshOeing.
Iyde psyk, Nov, "a 1850, PAsBteR McELPsT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-22
7 PECK Dentist.

JOHNSON, VT.
Rural teeth put in tho best PREF 'rvatlon
|4ses Of the gums successfully treated artiheia
h inadcin every style known TO the profession.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-22

Which is tho oldest treo7 The el.
der tree, Of courve.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-22
MUSIC.

Vt UGIU.
SHEET MrSTC, BOOKS, vTOLINs, CHICK
ERING SONS, AERlNG KLTX. ]. W. Y0SE
AND GEO. W. GUILD 4 co.'s PIANOS;
S. D. & II. W. Smiths Estey Co.'S and tho ceic
sJrdted Temple Organs for sale by
n. P. LEACH Teacher # Music
IS Watervlle. VT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-22

T UNBER!!
In addition to my former business, intend
to keep on hand n fair assortment Of such
PLdNED AND ROUGH LUMBER
"a * ''sn"lls n'a"fod f'r hnildiPr Durnoses, ,asl
CEDAR POSTS, SHINGLES & FIRE-wOOD,
all Of which shall try to sell ut reasonable
prices
... G. s. PAGE,
Hyde Park, Oct. Il, 1869.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24

any new moral is to be drawn from the
much talked Of Bailey case, we think Il win be
found m the very plain and forcible manner in
which the evils and dangers Of the detective
system a. ct present applied TO the collection of
the revenue are pointed ous. Partly By the force
Of his own character and partly BIZ the consent
or wish of the COVER nment, Mr.. Bailey was al
lowed 10 direct the ssixures not only Of his own
district, but practically those OF the others In
the city Of New York, and OF other parts Of the
country As well. This necessarily brought him
in contact with . whole army Of detectives, in
formers, spies and hangers-on, Of every degree,
upon whose statements he was compelled TO RELY
a to most If not all of his widely sc altered and
far-reachins operations. They gradually led
him forward from one seizure to another, posi-
bly, by true and probably by false representa-
tons, until he finally found himself completely
in their hands, and powerless without their aid.
Into the hands Of these corrupt harpies has gone
the bulk OF the missing money, instead of into
his own pockets. This, at least, 10 what the
facts 20 far elected tend to show, and this too,
Is the nrm belief Of those who knew Bailey best
But for his ambition to be accounted an extra
jealous and efficient officer and but for his con-
sequent connection with the vicious class alluded
to above, " Is morally certain that the missing
and rnIned ofaeial would be in Office to-tiay
honest, trusted and honored, ~ he was before
he tosk the fatal step, and the country would
have been spared one Of the most sad and NOR
Trying exhibitions Of the period.
The detective system is one of the worst of the
many demoralizing inheritances from the late
war, and we suppose we shall be cursed with it
unui al the effects Of the war have passed away;
but All good citizens, and particularly all honest
and conscientious public officers, will rejoice
when We are once more well rid of the evil.
When that day comes, If 1t ever does, honest
men will be freer from unjust prosecutions. and
rogues viii stand better chance OF getting ius-
tice, than now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24
me Markets To-Day.
feieavopAed Esclsaveiy TO TAe Evenino Star.

BALrIAoRH, March A.-Cotton quiet and
steady at q. Flour quiet and weaker. On
medium grades quotations are nominal. Howard
street superfne, si.75aS5.O0; do. extra, S525as6;
DO; family, S6.25aS7; City Mills superfine, sii5s
$50; do. extra, S5.60ae6; do. family, S7axs.75.
western supertne, S4.I5as5; do. extra, 50 25s
500; FAMILY, S6.12ka$675. Corn is in good
demand; white 91aS5; yellow 81. Oats 5ssSs.
Provisions unchanged whiskey 9Sa39. : .
BALTIMoRE, March 24.-virginia skies, old,
Ok bid, 5SS asked; de. 1866. Is bid, 63 asked:
90. coupon, old, 20 bid. North Carolinas, new,
"A asked. ...ru... . = - = -,
NKw YORK, March 24.-Stocks unsettled.
Money easy at 5a6 per cent. Exchange, long.
sk; short, %. Gold, 12H. Bonds, 81. Viz
ginia skies, ex-coupon, 73T; new, TO- North
Cardinals, old, 46, new, q 4.
NEW YORK, March 24-Flour duh and n
shade easier. Wheat duh and slightly In buyers
favor. Corn quiet and firm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24
tBy Basksrs,' Dvokers', o~d Comme,eial Lines of
Lewis johnson q Co. quote stocks and bonds

lBy Bonkers,' DvokerT, owd CommeyeiaI Lines of
$3.50, 1eleoropA.l
Lewis johnson q Co. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets - follows:
NEW YORK, March "a. First Board-U. 8. a.,
1851, coupon, n4; Sos, 1852, coupon, 1897;
6-0s, 1854, coupon. lcsK; 52p's, 1855, coupon,
1eS*; b-20s, new, 1855, coupon, 10 ri 5-20s, 1861
coupon, 10sk; 520s, 1858, COUPON los 4; 10 SOS,
coupon, 1861; Currency SIS, 113; Mariposa,
Il; do. pref d.; Canton, sc; Cumberland, 28%;
Western Union Telegraph, 32S; Quicksilver, 9I
Pacific Mail, 3lx; Boston Water Power, us
Adams' Express, 81; Wells Express, 19T
American Express, SIX; United States Ex-
press, A; Merchants Union Express, :; New
York Central and Hudson, 92X; do. do. Scrip,
COX; Erie, =; Erie preferred, A; Harlem.
142k; Harlem prefd ord $50; Reading, e6; Mich,
igan Central, 11Ss; Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern, 81 4; Illinois Central, l40H; Cleveland
and Pittsburg. 100; Northwest, 701; Northwest
preferred, S2x; Cleveland, Columbus and Cir
cinnati, -; New Jersey Central, 103; Rock
Island, l2ox; Milwaukee & st. Paul, 5es; DO.
prefa 49,; Wabash and Western, 4S:t do.
do. pref'd, IS; Fort Wayne, -; Alton and
Terre Haute, 81; do, preferred, =; Chicago
and Alton, III; Chicago and Alton, preferred.
lily; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 2sy;
tennessee 6's, OLD, bsK; do. new, 50x; Virginia
Sc, old, 704; North Carolina SIS, old. 46:
Missouri 6's, 92S. Gold, 112Hal12X. Market
weak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24

Governor Bowie, of Maryland, in giving his
reasons for signing the bin extending the time
Tor the completion Of the Metropolitan Point
of Rocks) railroad, quotes from a veto he had
prepared OF that bill, and takes occasion to re-
view the course Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company in defeating the construction
OF the road by the District Company, and who
had failed to make the road themselves. In this
connection, Governor Bowie says:
:" IL should be borne in mind that in 1855.
when The act now sought to be amended was
these privileges, exempt from taxation, there
was another company of wealthy capitalists
s seeking charter to build this road, not only
to point on the baltimore and Ohio rnad IN
rLeueIlek county, but to extend it ON through
freder1ck and Washington counties to Hagers-
Town, win all their franchises subject to taxa
IS This charter was granted In 1866, CHAPTER
40 and under section q the company was al.
l9weu two years to commence and ten to COM
pieee the metropolitan road, but under section
y was declared null and void in the event that
.he baffimore and Ohio Railroad Company OBJ
tam enaTter to construct and complete said
ms w. s.nD = ume less than that prescribed in
tns sct, ana Go proceed in accor dance with
such charter to construct and comnlete tb.
ssme. Whereupon the Baltimore and Ohio did
Commence tbs pead under s,s, which they agreed to
act - Va ING
There was no possible reason wbv IN. ro.a
snoula not nave been completed within the i've
years. But the other company being chopped.
the Baltimore and Ohio now asks an extensior
Oh tnree years, making their limit of time eight
years for the construction of a road free of tax-
atlon against the ten years granted the Metro
pohtan company, subject to State and county
TAXATION, and with their line of road running
probably twice as Tar through the State
And yet, in view Of such partial legislation "a
this, by the Maryland Legislature, in favor of
the monopoly railroad interest of thar State, it
l. claimed, whenever the interference of Con-
sress y asked to charter railroads through Mary
land to the national capital, that the State OF
Maryland Is always ready and willing to charter
railroads through her territory!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24

81 The New York board of health has adopted
an ordinance making it imperative upon manu-
facturers to burn their own smoke. r.r ..a
~Ten dollars was the wager which induced
q Connecticut woman to eat bushel of roasted
oysters. r-.- o. .... VI
- A Rhode Island literary gentleman Is the
latest reported "Man who Dares' to marry
Anna Dickinson.
Wilmington, Del, has a company of must
Band"
~ Mademoiselle Marie Dumas, daughter of
the novelist, will be one of the witnesses i'm the
trial OF Pierre Bonaparte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24

We are authorized, bypersons best entitled to
know, to say that the statement respecting
Judge Bradleyis having given any pledges or
ASSURANCES as to his views or course on any of
the questions likely to come before the Court
for adjudication, Is entirely without foundation.
The story probably arose from the fact that the
Judge, a. citizen, and o prominent man in his
party in New Jersey, has always very freely ex-
pressed the convictions entertained by him at
the time on all public questions; and these views
being well known to his personal and political
friends, t would be very natural that they should
state them in conversation with Senators and
others An this is perfectly natural and proper
But Of course, no Judge would feel himself
hampered or restrained, by any such previous
utterances, from giving most impartial conside-
ration to the arguments for or against any pri-
waite opinion he may have previously enter
tanned, when the question Is brought before
him for judicial consideration. This happens
In the case Of every public man and successful
lawyer, when called to the bench; and he Is
often compelled to revise and reverse his pre-
vious views adoptedin the hurry and excitement
of active life, without the sanctions Of the judi
cial OATH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24
CARD.

NJ ACARD.
~ appesrine that slme evii dispe.ed psrse..,
enyfous Of the success which the estabii.hme \;
Of large. town at Huntington, twenty min
utes xrids ffom ashtngtou, Is meeting with,
ofe endeo0orine to- produce in the public mind
belief kat the ye.Dn We cell building lots there
q low Aprire, 10 that the grounds Of the town site
a. Huntin6fen are efth.r vet or low, or marsdhy:
md iron other g1nftefa we learn that these PARTIES
ave Rone - fnf 10 aege that the Junction 81 the
1alti9o!e pn4 Potomac Railroad with its lateral
branch into Wes11ngton does not take plsce AT
HunS1nG11n<-tbbb written TO pronounce each of
snch s11ements Wholly and entirely untrue; and 20
oSer Tat the grounds Of Huntington are hieh and
~, Using eseA nay from the railways. and depot;
HuntiDeepn; the bed Of the railway from there To-
wards Aquh Creee from there towards Baltfaore.
and from there towards Washington, is all grxiad
and finished, and we understand that the Railroad
Company have now commenced the laying of the
cross.ties preparatory TO the putting down Of the
Further, We invite any and all to visit the site of
Huntington and see for themselves, to and frpm
which point We will convey them free of any charge
or expense.
Free lunch served upon the grounds.
BEN. M. PLUMB CO..
mh2lwl Proprietors Of Huntington, Nd
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Some Of our cote mporaries are calling atten-
ton to the fact that the Funding bill nov before
the House Of Representatives contains stipu-
lztion tAas ne new bonds 10 be issued by virtue
OF III authority shxll be free from the operation
OF the Income tax 1t u doubtless supposed that
this pledge win asts4ct purchasers for the bonds.
but the question ID ssked what confidence could
be placed In such pledges. when thew Involve
the deliberate violation Of smother. p,edse
equally binding. that this odious inoome tsr
should cease with the year 1910? The kepub-
Gcan press Of the country, with almost entire
unanimity, warn the Government that 1t win
not be safe for the party TO ignore the promises
made during the pressure of the war aud repu-
date the pledge 90 exact this most offensive tax
only until 1870. feo - q, ~ $3.50 =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24

. The New Orleans Piesysne, Commanding upon
the scarcity OF really eminent lawyers, attrib-
utes the decline TO the sisvenly manner of turn
ing out young fiedgelinss for the bar. The
Macon Telegraph thinks the structures are
equally applicable to AL other professions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24

The New York money market continue 10
work easily, to borrowers on call. at four TO six
per cent. according to the collateral offered.
The ruling rate is five per cent In the market
buyers exercise O close scrutiny Of nameA
Choice acceptsnces, hoVsser, sell reedlly q
to y; good acceptances ne qsoted = eto 3. and
country BUYERS In New York h very nnmerous:
but through apprehension g serious dersn0e
ments in values they are dohying pnrchaSes.
The faiures of the two houses reported Tus1day
appers to have beensin large measure, sttTib&
utable TO this causo ~
00veFnmens Securities.
WAsHrHsToN, March "A, 1a0.-Jay Cooke a
Go. furnish the following quotations OF Govern
ment Securitiec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24

The trades unions OF the country have been
only partially successful heretofore in carrying
the eight-hour rule into practical execution
that Is, to the extent OF securing full days pay
for eight hours work; and the pressure Of the
times, and the general fall Of prices Is likely to
further discourage the movement. In New York
some Of the trades are striking for higher wages
or for the eight-hour law. A general strike Ia
now in progress amongst the painters Of that
city tor an increase Of pay from $3.50 to "a per
day. The journeymen tsiiors also propose to
strike for an Increase of wages; and the cabinet
makers for reduction or time from ten to eight
hours per day vithouta proportionate reduction
of wages 20 .t.. t..-i 4.'5 -l.ar 1000 .l-
The thoughtful papers in the interests of the
mechanics deprecate the attempt as untimely
and injudicious and point out that though the
eight-hour system may be based upon sound
economic and sanitary principles, Il cannot Be
enforced Ut the price Of the old working day Of
ten or twelve hours whsn employment is scarce
and everything has downward tendency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24

From j. c. Parker We have AppIetozs' Journa
for April I'd, and The Accountants Advertiser for
April 1; the latter Baltimore weekly journal
OF the Farm, Counting Room, and Fire Side"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24

VIGILANCE COMNIrTEE--There appears to
De considerable excitemcnta at Cumberland, Md.
IN consequence OF the late incendiary fires in
that city. Several parties who had been ar.
rested charged with the offences having myste-
riously escaped from Jail has added to the ex-
element. The Cumberland Telegraph states
that . vigilance committee" composed of
about one hundred of the best citizens has been
formed to see that all outrsges shall be prompt
ly suppressed and the guilty parties punished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24

DEATz OF AN Acknowledgement .was
received in Baltimore yesterday that Mr.. James
q. Burnett, who performed during the manage
ment of the Baltimore Museum by John r.
Owens and Mr.. Harry Jarrett, died in Chica 20
on Sunday last from an attack Of imhammator
rheumatism. The deceased was born in
Edinburgh, Scotland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24

Governor Aleorn Of Mississippi says in his
inaugural message: "The most profound
anxiety with which i enter my Office as Governor
OF this State is that Of making the colored man
the equal before the Law Of any man-the equal,
not in dead letter, but in living man..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24
LOST AND FOUND.

IL ELS, in the vicinity Of the National Hotel, ON
Tuesday. the I'D inst. The watch is a very small
Que, in plain casing, with initials G. A c. on one
side. liberal reward will be given for its return
to the Office Of the Hotel. mh24-Str
I OST-A BANK BOOK and buff colored I'm.
LNEL0PE, containing money, on the Avenue be-
tween the Treasury building and 9Th street A lib.
eral reward will be paid 10 the finder by returning
street, or at his stall, 392 Center Market. m 81 81
GS kEWARD.-Lost, on the morning OF the "a
CC inst. between Riggs 4 Co. 3 Bank and 2s2
street, betw 18th and 18th SITS through Lafayette
square. a PAPER ENVELOPE, containing q IS
treasury note, five 81 Treasury notes, and SO in
currency Return to 2S2 st mhz3 at+
"A amount of money, a Photography and other
articles Of no value to any but the owner was left
day If the finder Will please leave the same M the
Star Office the owner will be greatly Obliged m23 2tr
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lust RECEIyED-A very large assortment Of
- CHATELAINE BRAIDS, real and initiation al

CHATELAINE BRAIDS, real and Imitation, at
! - y. HELLERS
m24-st SIS Market Space. bet 7th aud sth sts
II IBB0Ns AND HATS Ar MRS. A. HUB
~ BELL Millinery and Fancy Goods -
Store; All the best qualities and most fash ~
1onseis klbb0hS are retailed ct New y~
MRS. HUBBELL bays her goods for cash and can
ahord to sell them just low In the city OF New
1ork mh24-2ts
L'ORsALE-ATTHEL LOWEST PRICE-23 .0O0
extra choice French, English and Ameri- - .
can: Perpetual Blooming ROSES, Climbing -
PLANTS, ornamental SHRUBS, PLANTS I&
and TREES, &c, &c. The collection COM -
prises the best kindsknown in Europe and America
! =, A. JARDIN, Florist,
NH 2ieo2m Connecticut avenue aud NJ street
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BOARDING..

E1RST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms
At 1901 cor. Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
Good location and accessible. mh23 Iy
ROARDiNG.-A fine large ROOM on second
- floor. adjoining bath room with hot And cold
water either furnished unfnrnshed, as desired,
and first class BOARD, at 214S Pennsylvania ave-
rue, rlrst ward. NH 22-eo4tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24

@sECOED WARD TRUE REPUBLICAN
LkS CLIB;-Ther- will be meeting Of this club
at Union Hall on 18th St, bet. {. and New Yert
a',nus All the members are invited to be present
as business OF Importance will demand their sfteu-
ton. Eminent speakers will address the meeting
1t By order Of the Exec stive Copmittee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-24
III a OAhH 10 THE PUBLIC.

W. TO The PUBLIC.
In justice to myself, not less than TO the Of
my deceased husband, GEORGE 5. GRIPS, and for
the especial qualification and to CRAFTY the curiosity
o. many OF his relatives and posrhumous friends,
deem IL my duty to state that was married to him
on the l2th day OF February, A. ID. 1865 BY the Rev
MI. Butler, and lived together until the date Of
his death On his death bed at the suggestion his
spiritual adviser, and in order that should
De left undone that would help him TO pass his last
hours In peace and serenity. and in proper condi
ton TO prepare himself for the world to ne, (morc
than on account Of my belief In its necessity y was
again united To him in holy matrmOny, BY the Rev
Father Coll, Of st. Dominick's Church, Feb. fath,
The relatives Of the deceased having circulated
the report that he was for yeSrs an inmate of
Providence Hospital and that he died there mu 81
uste that such reports, let them come from what
source they may, are malicious falsehoods cacula-
ted % injure the name Of the living and to reflect
upon the m emory Of the dead. He died at our home
corner Virginia avenue and Canal street, where we
fad resided together since 1853 and from whence his
funeral took place. and his remains now temporarily
repose In the vault Of the Congressional cemetery
awaiting my order for their final in tsrment
He was attended during the last six seven years,
ano mp to the time Of his DEATH by Dr.. Ford, East
capitol street between LIST and "a, % whom re-
epectfnlly refer foE Information 10 the care and
sn,in Ieee,Lsd BY the deceased at hands
hold myself personally responsible for the fore
oictlon. ELkEN GRIPS. 10
widow OF George 3. Cripps. -.
corner Virginia ave. and Canal st, !.
-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


II ava nAfOkEs Of an s-fablSh--d Nesf e.
pes. s.,ss $3.50. nv aoins an ehcell-nt bus
busir.-. tS.h a. -. -. 80 20 s-t.sa 40 "a
,rr.~ts nor,I - - ~ sa'oest oof"rr otn spd
-, ~. - - :, =, - me'te'
NWn&E 1nsfkSt zAIukS ANc BRICkMA-
q ~. - CO - ~ n-Seess,'sn epring fARs
ci.S - oIs ~. ~ eeiisins "a; amount -
on ~. .. ~ ~ UTICA lsrd ln opArat o.
NV ~ YnHx rs,g esefr IAN ,ur Ap-
I sts ~" w.t. WV - w I'd
nRlGsTokE FOR SAt-p 49,, - =.
~ ~ n,.a. 90 enc at the priecip- tho p
-. ssArss y. tsscC. ~ handsomely httIsf<D
x.hich -. n. 49,. 49,. 1saie koesi bosn--s.
cash hsI.nS A. sris ~, rrles $3.50 s -
Reason seyhne. preprisisr r,shss =, $500 psgss.
-. - $50 ms ~
"A .hAss aAhss;-sIOt AND MIXTURES
Tor >s4e 81 snail sfore. icested On 81. a. th-
euired Nr rsriieaiar. sj.,r~s. RI'stSTpse. ~ ~.
~, - ms - Ms n
k'oR SAlE-A tne pRUS STORE. s5fa..ed oa
ton. ana \. xs.l,h. ~ a -ssshs -
a eood pr.~cripti", Sns,ps-. a., -, - ~ =.
creased Noula nTr.,.r = .,'.,.h,s p.-,,,s- :, y, -
v,op -, o'A' O"c'. rhs'"
.n,ss ass.EEAN AGENCY, In which no one !.
sad,a ssf IS thsi viii paw irm $500 % snSas
A kAkRCHAN1E ~, !.
n thing thsf ey.,,b "a AAhH moNht-S,tn-.
ital A md tor six aaxs 4 az. viii small cap
-.-- On. fANhoN-
IN S nrk An es.Abllsh-~i CONFECTIONERY
n s NC hinlNS sALooN With ge,a business
the metropolitan Hotel nh n ~.
$40 $3.50 WILL Boy fHk srock AND
80, NJ oi siere on 7th street, b.
rn, and -. hon-e' :. lth six rco1.s aud store.
between \ 80 a "''"'' nfP'' W 1917 'th s'r-st,
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Washington. a4th March. $50 1hins'0n'

Warrington. 24th March. 1870. IT
N@LECTURE-At the Mount Vernon Pi.ee
instant, s .eioes saSjeea Frans. S;t sss
cents s' Companions" Tickets. Is cts; Children Is
ssssseeSHIsGHs AND sykE = 4.
=, ihar,s nLiCAN ASSOCIATION wili be held
In EviSSHisSssss a., ass AN, and strst,. Sn
s soeA Ickets Oh Invitation can be obtained from
NH ss-1- wa. HUNT, Secretary.
rMAI0Rs OFFICE CITY HALL. =
!:: %; .s.
'iaHs5 sfi cash. according s s. BOWEN. Mo-
N@CITY REGlsTBRs OFFICE, : y -
s.issg ssss . p On o. nifss p
iios q sss Civ q 70 the .ssnss Or
the Corporation Hmifs - = ~
All sah Corperstion licenses expiring ON said date
By me- e. civ s ;ss
ssrtinsnse viii be given upon which the City Regis
nh 10 'ne . soHs y. COOK, city Register. :.
nTA MEHflNG or TIL THIRD WARD
SIrsdss Union aaii. corner e ana stS n y sts =
,ha, nepA the 5sth ns. az clock. and those
By oKbEss S 81 e e ;iifif - p.ss.
NSNNHTIQE-zThe stoc khelders5 Of the Ma.
UTS,pi lVNAL CAPITOL LIE INSURANCE
1911 - are hereby notified that the annual
spR yincs x q me Company, on the 1Sr DAY OF
MILL ). B. I PATTERSON. secretary.
n-0fYlGE OF NATI0NSI. F,S,vFnN : .
S SAYINGS AND TRUST CoMPsSY
no. "iS ssvENTH ST., orr. Posr OFFicx, r.
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al moneys Deposited on or before the ~ If
ai aay ~ srr begin to dra~ Interest iron the
Amount Of deposits to date 81 m, an, u 81 =
mil 70. Z y. =. EAr0Ns actnary
cHnRCHS :, ~ THE CSirAKIAE
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