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The Nrin wheel.

"And shall you never come back ~ she said,
Where she stood by his side in the porch rose
Up in the Jasmine over her head
Apeacock butterfly poised and lowered.
And ever through hush Of the langufd noon,
The missream S fns foamnS chs 1an.
Inc mll-wheea FLASHING, droning, turning.
Hewas her first, and her dear, dear lover,
As far removed as the sun above her;
Much She worshipped, and little knew,
Win raptures many, and tears few.
An, the Change that his coming wrought heri
~ HE found her merely child at play
She was only the nflier's daughter
NOW II was time he should turn away
Time he should loose her tender hand,
Time she should tremble, and understand
WOULD the soaring butterfly wing him down
TO ahght On the printed flowers OF her gown
"Shan you remember the afternoons
I'VE have lived" he said, 'oy the stream to
When the sweetness as of a hundred Junes r
seemed gathered up In the summer weather.
And shelter ourselves in the great mill chamber
The tax we talked mid the bags OF Hour,
with up above us the roll OF thunder,
AND the roar OF the mill-wheel booming under
The day that We walked through the soft hay
stubble,
Faint with the scent Of the grasses dead,n
She lifted eyes Of innocent trouble
"Nay-how can forget?" she said,
Not sound In the hush they heard,
Not breath through the silence stirred,
But the hum OF the mill-wheel never stopping,
And the play Of the water, cropping, drop
All, the things that his touch had taught her
ch Like sraWs whirled by In the churning stream
The noise of the mHl-Nheel drowned her dream.
She stood minute, and sighed, and ponder
The butterfly stirred, and fluttered onward
The leaves OF jasmine star were shed
''Snall you never come back-?" she said.
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Miss Viola Perdue, young lady Of Rich
m0nd. Va, committed suicide on Thursday by
taking rat poison, while depressed from III
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER D. WILLIAMS q CO.. Auctsop.,r.
rRUsTEEs' SALE OF ykLuAmE IMPROVE.
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND X STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
@ Es % skvskfh I KSb EoF sIEEFT
NORTHWEST.
BY yirtee Of decree cf the suIresne Court of the -
District 81 Columbia psssed IN Equity No. Iea
ss2, .hcI1n Charles I. Griffith ct al com -
undersigned. "a Trustees, viii offer for sale Et pubic
auction. - the highest bidder I'm front Of Ireiuisxa
ON the ELEVENTH DAY or APRIL. A. II. lss2 Al
FIVE O'CLOCK p. M. the following Lots Of oround
the subdivision Of original bot l. in square No. x26
recently made by these Trustees and approved by the
sUB-LoT L. fronting - feet 8 inches on street
S Sn oeith Z" 60 feet improved by No-story Brick
sUB-LoT IT. frcr,tine q feet inches on rtrrrt
Win depth of IS feet inches TO foot alley improved
oy 1 mnpreee-story Bnck Dwelling.
with derth Of 45 feet fnches on south side OF hc
t11t aley, improved by two story Brick store.
SSb-ioi ~ fronting 9TH street ~ feet q inche9
VIII oItn OF 50 feet inches. being south of and
trr k,ss ST., mentioned lot and 10 improved by two
he attention OF business men ie called IN the s.cvs
saapy located business property, which Win be sid
by the Trustee Clear OF taxe~.
The terms of sale fixed by the decree sre fouvxA
cai uie balance In three equal nstalments bearing
interest From day Of sale ayable In sin fxy IA
eighteen months from date Of sale for which
the Poissory notes OF the purchaser purchaser viii
upon hna ratification OF the sale by the court and n
full payment of the purchase money and interest prrr
conyeyances vii be made by the TRUSTEES deosit Of
Soo upon each lot Is to be made at the time sale n
day OF sae the property will be sod AT the risk and
cost OF the deaultine purchaser An conyeysncing &C
the cost of the purchaser.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS
3l9 9Th street
FRANCIS p. b. SANDS Trustcea
Al-dSce 4S6 Louisiana avenue,
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS.
3l9 7th street
FRANCIS p. b. SANDS, Trusts
.d&Ge 4S6 Iouisinpa avenue
HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON X STREET NORTHWEST.
BETMEEN TMENTY-FIRST AND TWENTY.

SECOND STREETS.
UoumSia passed on S the day Of Su
m aaa on the d SS ts na s
Geo A. Jones and Leon Teresa Jones are compsinant
SRa ias Gt4ss ri
at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. offer for sale al pubic snc.
West ss s q fee fee. a s Lot Gns
on .sas s3n ecR R%as'f Ss
DC, with the improvements thereon. N'''''s eN'
Zach Of these lots will be sold whole. subdi-
Terms: third cash, and the balance in two eou.
instaments q six and twelve months resrectvely
via be required each lot at the time OF sale ana al
60 M ana recordng At cost Terms
reserves the right resell tue property at the risk and
FRANCIS MILLER. Trustee.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers. m2s-dSds
VRusTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
sF fhEEMkk sou rMFkEsE AND
virtue cf decree OF the Supreme Court Of thea
q Wherein 2en lss2
o med ar is Sempsnsnt and Elizabeth Winfield and
said on March soth issa the Sner
ON s T # Gsse TsT p PP, 4
by DAY o OF APRIL hD 1882 at HALF PAST FIVE
situate il the CRY Of Mashngt9n Dsriet Of Columbus
corded snbdiVson Of lots in square tWo SSndped anS
(29 beginning at the southeast Of
twenty 2s est thene south Is e s Set
and thence east twenty (26) the beginning
FERNS e sale: Of ' the PURCHASE money
cash. the balance in equal payments in and twelve
months after the day of SALE with interest thereon
such day, and to be secured by deed Of trust the
property sold deposit Of $50 will be required on the
day of sale Unless be terms of are comt ed with
within seven days after the day of SALE the properly
and cost OF the defaultng purchaser All conveysncng
JoHS. B. THOMPSON, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucttoneerr, n3I-dSds
II L. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
7l8 AND 100 FIRST STREET BETWEEN a AND
STREETS NORTHEAST.
25th day Of August A. b. 1873, and recorded in the
Land records of the District Of Columbia In Liber -
No Ss2 folio 2t1 ct and q M request Of the pss
TWELFTH DAY OF APRIL. 1851, Il HALF lPAs az
Nos 7Is and 100 LIST northeast the following de:
scrbed property to wit Part of Lot numbered sixty:
seven n Joseph GsSots recorded subdyisien q
as said is duly recorded in the office of the
surveyor Of the District Of Columbia in Liber n. K.
northeast Of said lot and running thence we'd
sixty eight o6s feet thence south twenty five C25 fes
thence east ts feet and thence north TWEEN
two CD twostory frame dwelling With story hack
Terms Of Sale: One quarter cash. and the balance In
equal installments payable in twelve and eighteen
months the deferred payments TO be secured on the
said property and bearing interest at the rate Of sl 90
ten 90, days the property win be resod 1--WE (5) dayT
notice. at the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
THoMhs Il. oAfLHN. Trustees.
J. T. CoLDWELL, Auctioneer. mas. 2sspl, 6. SAIL
For Other Auctions See sth Page.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
IL Ninth and i streets northwest

DuNcANsoN BROS s;,. sns Cd, < -, 1850
T&o-sTaRY FkaMk AID S snIcs Nssk kskMEST
s kS lsa fRm ksD No rs ma
sIGkET N9STawEST sS AYR
on T9 S GISSE 81 E xfEkSoox FIFTH nav
fTaRt 6 ss IF f II
9 Snns % ee q n .9a a sp 81 8 Ne
e BfqSsa y l% and ss s nsT nj
ApRI At EVE ;s 9cdock viii s in front g 5e
ns ss' nsses with S s
tHxpTsfSs Ta HsEfPRsr FIVE
strest noT.hxes iwiH sell Sart q iot g. ssasrs Ss5
inches improved bv large three story brick dwelling
Terms one cssn bslsnee in Sne two and tire
years notes to hear s1 per cent interest and 70 be
With Wit j Is sSS s IL
after ve days public sdSertisement in sos peSspapei
1 mso,dSds Il @hRSKR Attorney in Fact
FA k5R 9E Hs sE2s D TaH sftsf
e deed e ss s sssss. s
No 929 folio $50. will offer for sale at auction ca
II fSPf # The SF as HR ssa FIVE
O'CLOCK par, Of Lot % Nc r. in SQUARE No ast
east lot and running thence West 20 feet
the wsy
Snans y
This proper sSy win be sold subject to prior deed Of
Interest has been Paid to January * issa on winch
Terms; %. 9ne.half cash; balance si1 and twelve
notes and deed q trust on he
'f Sis-saas sHafs4E dST TSsSx Trustees.
hh zAf BAY Is IfS 81 HsE
{ Ff : sSHfs sssDA11' Trustees.
u Real Estate Agents and Auc.ioneer-.
ST. Cloud Building
TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
RRtSEES ~ SEkSSsf ss SES q AND sbAf ffF:
sesd ss aa!sS iSse ION
5 s of the nd ,st 81 fGs the District Of
Se 81 RpHo i %kG IN FIT e I'll s
estate; situate il the sty Of Wassnston DISTRICT o.
iors subdivision in square numbered two hundred AND
fourteen 2l4 according to the plat Of the sad city Of
depth of 15S feet TO a wide alley.
eighteen months with Interest at sly per cent per an
num- secured by deed of trust the property sold
or ell cash at option of the purchaser deposit of 500
required at the time OF sale, and all conveyance
Ing and recording at EXPENSE Of purchaser Ii terms of
saeare not complied with in seven days the Trustees
serve the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost of def2utng purchaser after days advertise
ment.
J. + F. e SalTH Trustees.
WM NJ. SMITH. Salesman. m3-eo&ds
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL.
same hour and place. BY order of the Trustees.
ml4-eOsds J: + +: S SMlpR' Trustees.
eF THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED UNTIL.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL FIFTH. 1882, same hour and
place. BY order Of Trustees.
m2s-eosas ): + 4: s saLbHt Trustees.
ENO. a. PRESCOTT. Real Estate Broker.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIMpRovEp
SIXTH SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS SOUTH
By virtue of deed of trust dated November1a3
lst 1873, and recorded in Liber No. 735, foioS$s&
39l, OF the land records of the District of Column L.
ba, and 10y request of party secured, will SELL pub
nc auction. in front of the premises, WEDNES-
DAY, APRIL FIFTH. 1882, at F0UR-AND-A- HALF
OF lot No IN square south Of square No. 463, situate
IN the city of Washington, ID. G.
Terms One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve and
eigheen months; per cent interest. S7b at time of
sale Conveyancing at expense Of purchaser. Terms
to be complied with in 10 days.
>. L. COLDWELL. Auct. m25, ZS, 81, ap3 5-5t
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TSoUND THE P1.AcE-Ir PAYS EVERY LADY =
I por cent Below puxchDnjuR nxst-c1nm f4I1DoA
Unfge1les Gilka 6sttns Yeivets c1nhusxons 81 =
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VOUNG MEN.

VOUEG MEN.
cases Of Chronic piseases such e Heart Dtsease Hd-
mature Decay Seminal weakness. Dyspepsia Nervous
excdbity. DO, send two stamps for or questions for
I'D examination and our book
The LAWS or LIFE AND HEALTH"
AddN0 6ecretaxys Medical and Surgical lnstftute.
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M ROBERTsQN. THE MOST REIIABLE AND
~ lonesst est.bishsd specaalh in this cty, VII q
tie Urinary Organs, Nervous and 6srninai WssknssS
Eooeurnal EmisxonA lmPote1y Do g ezua PeSS4
10 daya Consultations skxfcfy con1dentsl- On -
copeuIted Wednesdeys and eet9rday1 frop TOT E2S
leAding physicaans a BSlimorA Man oGkeA g NQeCA
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MEDICAL. &c

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A BOTTLE OR TWO OF DIR. BROTHERS. IN
a yigoratine Cordial will cure any of Nervous
Debility, Seminal Emissions and fmpotency, 0oss Of
sexual power. timparts yigor 10 the whole system.
SO6 street southwest. m2S- Inn
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useS oeiore o CLOCK IN the morning; at the end
OF the month he sets about O'Clock.
MERCURY IS MORNING STAR,
and worthy Of notice for little else except the
fact that no Is the sole representative Of the
solar family in the morning sky, for he is too
near the sun to be visible during the month, ex-
cept, perhaps, on the first few days. He, like
Venus, Is an inferior or inner planet, and his
chief aspects are superior and Inferior coniunc-
ton, and eastern and western elongation. His
synOdic period Is one hundred and fifteen DAYS
and In this short time he passes through his
many phases. He IL moving from his western
elongation to his superior conjunction, when he
Will pass to the eastern side Of the sun and be-
come evening star. He rises now abOut5 O'Clock:
at the end OF the month he rises nearly at the
same time.
VENUS IS EVENING STAR,
and though we place her last on the list, she far
transcends In present Importance every men,
Der of the planetary family. The other planets
are travelling from the earth and clustering near
the sun, while she alone 10 emerging from his
rays and approaching the earth at a pace that
win soon make her the most beautiful star In
the heavens. She Is moving or oscillating In n
straight line eastward from the sun, which she
win continue to do until she reaches her
greatest eastern elongation in September. ANY
observer can verify her course. She IL now q
sunset, and about four and half degrees north
Of the sunset point, and an hour fifteen
degrees east OF the sun. Every evening she
viii De seen little longer above the horizon.
and little farther eastward Of the sun She
commences this month . succession OF commune
tions with the other planets, which win charm
ingly diversify her progress, for - che 10 moving
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Temperance Meeting.

A meeting of temperance workers
was held in the Lutheran church, on
Monday evening, May 18th. The
interests of the temperance cause, and
the enforcement of the prohibitOry
law, were discussed at length by the
numerous citizens who were present.
1t was decided that county temper
ance mass meeting and picnic should
be held in the near future-Gov.
St.JOhn to be the leading speaker.
The following committee was appoint
ed to take charge Of the mass meeting
and make the necessary arrange
ments: NJ. s. Price, H. H. Sudendorf,
Frank Robb, d. Whitehead, Howard
c. Rash, H. G. Davis. Stephen Post,
b. +. Robinson, A. c. Kennison, Rev.
Stolz, Chas. Carnes, Rev. Dahlsten,
A. p. Collins, T. N. Miller and q. w.
Perrill. This committee will meet In
+. WaltOn's agricultural implement
room on Saturday morning, May 10Th
at $50 o'clock.
The Executive Committee was in
structed to arrange for various temper
ance meetings In the different school
houses over the county.
Rev's. A. ID. Goodwin, w. A. Sim
kins, A. J. Hartsock, and Judge J..
Weaver were appointed As . commit.
tee to confer witbths county attorney
with reference to alleged violations Of
the prOhibitory law.
NJ. s. PRICE, President.
HOWARD G., RASH. Sec'y,
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Warn days and cool nights.
Slight most nearly every morning
but no particular damage.
Spring hats and costs are In fall
bloom, Notwithstanding these cool
nightsI
Our little town Il infested with
Salinas machine agents. You need
not come here, boys, for We have IN
agent Of our own.
Hon. Nelson Peterson was IN town
to day. He too, 10 "chinning" oul
farmers intolbuying . harvester, etc.
c.. Carlson will soon be through
with the plastering work on John
Carlson's beautiful dwelling, after
which he will replaster our hotel
which, when completed, will be oc-
cupisd by c. w. Linquist.
Charley Fairchild says in Q letter,
that "if the Lord lives and spares
him until he gets back to Kansas,
he viii be willing to die on Kansas
soil"
Dick Ginnold will soon depart for
Colorado to meet his wife and other
relatives. Peace go with you, Dick.
The wheat fields are looking beau
tiful. Never looked better since
Watch was . pup"
Machine oils Of all kinds ut ASA
ria. Don't 60 to Salina to buy your
oils when you can get them as cheap
in Assaria. II you can't, ! will say
n. o. MORE.
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Notes from TORY.


we nave Just oeeh having good
ralIl' Wnich Will secure tne Mhe1.
.iop - 10. :" % r. LILY. .,.n
W. Nv. ,a;i;.,' 81 49,. teIs
p:o os VI % nN;a.;a h..
49,. ~. ,ha Wv. 49,, In.S;n ~.
nv. IN; 49," J"'' s o"'
'"e i"hi '
Inc eats also were neeuihg q iii.
The most that can be said of the
corn is that il is still under the ground
the greater part of it, and not much
Of il above ground. We think now
that as soon as the weather warns up,
the corn will come along lively.
The weather has been a little out Of
joint, and somewhat halting, yet our
farmers, with the aid Of Overcoats,
have been enabled to get In their large
breadth of spring crops, while the
chinch bugs have been rendered some
what inactive.
The weather has been favorable In
the trees transplanted this season. ami
also to the verv large amount of hedge
set out While from the East we hear
of il being too hot for plantinp or sow-
ing. and of frost having to q large ex-
tent destroyed their fruit, ours has
nearly escaped.
ESQUIRE Bstdorf III used TO he SAM
has fenced him a nastnre with b,rbed
wire. He has but little use for ropes
now. Has also had his first case as a
Justice. and has also tried his nerve
and voice at marrying Q couple. In
the suit tried before him we learn
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DIR. Painter has gone on another trip
to Council Grove.
Mr.. Cliff Thompson has sold his
farm to a. J. Hawks, of the firm of
Hawks & Ballard.
sDr. Knox, of Assaria, was in the
Gypsum valley few days ago, look
ing after his interests on sec 10.
J.H. Kingman moved into his new
house, Oh what used to be called the
Snoddy farm, the first of the week.
Mr.. Adams. the boss" sheep farmer
OF Gypsum valley, has 800 more sheep
added 10 his flock, in the last week or
two.
The Bridge committee, to whom
was referred the matter of holding q
strawberry festival, report that they
have contracted for seventy quarts Of
Strawberries. y festival will be on
the programme i'm few days to I'm
ish raising funds for the new organ.
The following, we clip from the
Kansas Methodist:
4 day with Brother Saville, some
twelve miles up the Gypsum, was a
delightful one indeed. The valley of
the Gypsum is one of the most charm
ing in Kansas, and is now thickly
settled, and the settlers spoke very
kindly one Of another, which makes q
good impression on a stranger. The
MethOdists have an acre of land and u
parsonage for the preacher of Gypsum
Circuit.
A good dinner was gotten and q
pleasant hour was spent with Chris
tian family at the head of which
stands Mr.. Henry H. Gillian. His
sons, Edward A., Charles +. and Al
tired B., are driving boys, making the
land rejoice and blossom as the rose.
They have i'm one herd one hundred
and fifty head of cattle. His beauti-
full and intelligent daughter Carrie
would be an ornament i'm any society,
while the looks of the mother reveals
the secret power Of this excellent
family.
This days ride, with its pleasant as
sociations, will not soon be forgotten,
but will be one of tine golden spots
on memory's page. NJ.
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Fine hats for men, boys and babies.
Medium hats for men, boys and
babies. Cheap hats for every body.
Manila hats, fine straw hats, cheap
straw hats, cloth hats, rush hats, latest
style hats. lowest prices on hats.
Groceries. sugar, coffee, tea syrup,
canned fruit, dried fruit, rice, beans,
hominy, grits, oatmeal, -four, meal,
soap. starch, tobacco, spices.
Salt. Coal Oil, Lard, Bacon, Fish.
Pals, Tubs, washboards, Brooms,
Brushes Chimneys, wicks, Crockery
Queensware, Glassware, Rope, But
ter. Egg and Everything.
We are agents for the Tailoring
Department Of Wanamaker and
Brown, Philadelphia, the largest
house in America. We have . very
large line Of samples. We would
like 70 make your clothes. Come and
- ~ II viii pay you.
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Bedspreads, Mosquito bars, Towels,
Collars and Cuffs for ladies and gen
tlemen, Suspenders, The New NJ.
Brace Hose Supporters, Underwear.
Tampico Corsets, Pliable Hip Cor-ets,
Duplex Corstes, and a nice line of
Corsets. Dress Forms, Ladies' Hose,
Childrens' Hose, Mems and Boys
socks, Overalls, Jackets, Shirts. Our
Unlaundried White Shirts are made
Of the best material The workman
ship on 1t Is the very best II is the
best fitting Shirt in the market.
We have sold 1900 of this one Shirt
within . few months. Buy ii the
next time you want Shirts.
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NEW GOODS ATT. c. RASH &
SONS. Our prices are uniformely
lower throughout the store than those
of credit houses. Ifany special prices
ON any special articles to any special
persons are quoted by any body, We
Immediately meet them or come under
them and give the benefit to all our
customers alike. Moire or watered
Silks, Satins, Satin Mervielleux. Vel
vets, Gros Grain Silks. Plain and sum-
mer Silks, Surah Satin, Chudah Cloths
Yedo mixtures Rhadames, Nuns Veil
ings in black and colors, Cashmeres in
all the leading colors, Fancy Imported
and Domestic Dress Goods, Buntings,
Ladies Cloths, Piques n ainsooks Mull-,
Novelties In white Dress Goods, Cling
hams, Monte Cloths. Percales, Prints
Muslins, Cretonnes, Oil Cloths, Cash
meres, Jeans, Cottonades, Cheviots
Duckings, Table Linens, Plain and
Fancy Plaid Towelling.
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Bavaria ltems,
Weather warm and nice.

weather warm anu nice.
Wheat nearly all headed and prom
Uses "a large crop.
DIR. Blair says fine girl up at
Jones'.
Mr. Williams, our station agent. re-
turned last week with his bride, from
Montgomery, Mo. We did not learn
her maiden name.
Mr.. X. Porter is shipping about one
hundred pounds of butter a week to
Denver, which grades in that market
Us first class creamery. Who says
good butter can't be male in Kansas =?
A. Mr.. Schellenger from Illinois, is
out visiting his cousin, who lives ole
mile north of here, and looking at the
country which, as he expresses 1t,
looks magnificent.
Mr.. Henay Hannah and John
Nichols have returned from down
East, where they have been working
on the l.. +. & 5. w. II. X. REG.
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The city council held its regular
monthly meeting last Monday night.
Mr.. +. Goodnow, councilman-elect
from the second ward took the oath of
office. An ordinance for a sidewalk on
thewest side of Seventh street from the
northeast corner Of Lot 10 to Iron Av-
enue, was passed. An ordinance APP
propriating $3.50. for the payment of
bills was also passed. The sidewalk
committee were instructed to have
the sidewalk in the neighborhood of
Mr.. Claims repaired. The matter of
appropriating to aid in paying one
third of the salary of the Park Com
missiOners, was referred TO the city at
torney, for his opinion on the le-
gality of such an appropriation.
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Ladies fine button shoes. Ladies
fine side-lace shoes. Ladies' medium
priced shoes In button, side-lace and
front-lace. Low priced shoes for Ia
dies i'm great variety. All kinds Of
shoes in button and lace for misses
boys children and babies. Mems fine
calf boots. Mems medium priced calf
boots. Mems low priced boots In calf
and kip. Mems fine shoes in button
English Balls, buckle and low cut
Mems low priced shoes. A variety Of
slippers and walking shoes for men,
women and children.
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The homliest view Of 6alina IL from
the Railroad track. The traveller. a.
he passes along. has no idea that Sa-
lima is SO beautiful place a. 1t is until
he leaves the train and walks about
our town. On the other hand, as he
sits in the car and Is whisked by, his
impressions Of the place are not very
favorable.