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also With interested sz.a-s.,o-. -.
nss7nera II. q. De Yo1ne gss ~.
1rsf witness called. His t.zrinonr -
simply 20 establish tie raain fsc. 81 ~,
/ having been shot by sureeksls on
Gross elimination be stated ths. -
Cad been publisher Of the CEyg.s~I
since - Foundation In Iss5 Hs -,
not 10 tue habit Of carving arms AL
toSosn &c had some TINES late Al nich,
carried pistol. He vas not arr,e,s an
tne night that sprecksls shot hin. an /,
did bot recognize Ssreckels Is the mar
1ho shat him until be bad drsd the Sc
ond shot.
fearih Ballet fer the Oregon s-na.
tsrshIp.
PORTLAND. Jan. 3O,-Poiloxino ia ,bs
ballot for Seastor az Salem to5ay
WHITAKER 70, George :, KELSEY Hars
=, hirscb II, Hall 4. johnson 2, Fuiton
blank /. absent /.
The shAEsa Case.
San FRAscTsCo. Jan. So.-Ihe hexr,ug
OF the application Of tie plaintiff M
tse divorce case OF Sarah Altbea sharon
ss- william Sharon, for 500 a month
alimony. and $4,000 counsel fees came
ap again this moraing before Judge
Sullivan. Attorney Poose argued 40
behalf Of plaintiff, claiming thai Gun
seqaent IN the decision for divorce, ali
fnony al suld be granted, and that the
amount ssked for was not more than
proportionate 10 defendants means.
Ex-senator Stewart, of counsel for
the defense, ooInbstted the proposition.
In reviewing the case Stewart sald that
sne work of Gumpel bad too much to de-
Win the decision of the court in this
case. The counsel gave GumpsI a heavy
scoring, saying that no man but a
sceondrel would have acted as be had
aSne; that as man and an expert be
mad dIsRfaced and condemned himself
out OF bis own mouth. He argued that
the decision OF the court was mainly
based on Gumpel's evidence, aud en-
oeaVored to show that his testimony
was utterly unreliable, adding that the
character OF the man was criminal.
Increased Mail service.
PoKr townsend, Jan. 80. --Semi week.
~ service on the Port Toxnzend and
Neah Bay route will go into effect Feb,
10th.
A Big Crowd.
The Pirates" called out the LARGEST
audience last night that ever greeted
show here.
fire at san Francisea,
San Francisco, Jan. 3O.-A fire broke
out at O'Clock this evening, consuming
three buildings, David Kerr's carriage
factory, Holt Bros machine shop, aud
Z. W. T. Roche's windmill factory.
The buildings are located on FIRE.
mont street, between Mission and
Market street. The damages are be-
iieved to be very heavy. The fire has
lust been gotten under control. The
damage is estimated at $4,000.
shipping Intelligence.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3O.-Arrived-
Ship Canada, from Tacoma; steamer
Columbia, from Portland.
Sailed-Steamer San Pedro. for Ia
coma.
TATo1sH, Jan. 3O.-Light rain fresh
southeast wind.
NEAH BAY, Jan. 30-Hsavy rain; fresh
southeast wind.
PYsHT. January 3a.-Heavy rain; light
southeast wind.
PoRT Angeles. Jan. 30.-LiRht rain
light southeast wind.
PoRI TOWNSEND, Jan. 30.-ATrived-
Schooner Peerless, FROM San Francisco.
ssiled-Steamer Idaho, for Alaska.
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The ohlahama Lands.
PACIFIC COAST.
An Iafamous Tranie.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 0.--fhe morn
ING newspapers contain long accounts
of the infamous traffic going ON here Of
selling white babies 10 Chinese. Ii is
shosn that the business IL mainly car
ried on through the agency OF private
astakslishm termed lying In hospi-
tails and homes for foundlinRs." Tee
matrons OF these places Charge $50 II
the mother desires 20 keep the baby bet
ONLY from so 10 so II the mother gives
up ali claim 90 ID. 10 the latter case il
becomes the property OF The matros.
whs sells the baby over again 10 Who
ever she csn ind that will pay the most
for L. In this way many OF these IN
fortunates have been sold 10 the Chi
nese. The latter pay more for female
babies than male ones.
A Chinese doctor familiar with this
traffic was interviewed on this subject
He says that white girls without any
husbands give their babies 10 the Chi
nese Sometimes the Shite girls veald
insist upon being paid for their babies,
and would get from the Chinese as
much as &45 for them. Chinese doctors
also bought dead babies for the parpose
OF dissection. A girl who had worked
In one Of these private lying-in hospi'
tails. stated 10 a reporter that she knees
thai Chinaaaen bought white babies,
and recited an instance of where Chi-
nanap selected blonde girl baby oai
Of Iot OF seven. and paid the matron,
a Mrs. Wilson, living al 81 sixth street
$50 for H.
THIS fearful business has created d
mach excisemeut that Mrs. Hunter
SECRETARY af the society for the preven
tion u crua " 10 children, called on
Chief OF Police Crowley, asking b.
co-oparaticn IN makinG a raid on China
tswn and removing all the white babies
they could ind In 20 ssrssion Of the Chi
nese. They foand three, two OF tAeH
Girls. II 10 believed there are STILL mani
others. but tns Chinese have hid theU
out Of signL The three that were dis
covered have 6esn placed in shs ospa4r
asylum. The chief Of police states
that no cAses Of kidnapping white ba
| bies hsd been rep lEted. 30 shas Ties.
little nnfortnnates we're undoahsedi,
| turned over or sold 10 she Chinese b.
mothers sho did not visa 10 rear toen
The EpsHfsg Pest. referring 10 ~
inlQuitoos practices Of vhiss mother
selling their illeRititnate Offspring ..
/ the Coinetse, says Ne atH tutofsaSt
upon the very eesi authority that thi
children are pzrchssed tn many case
hy Chinese Spectators and sens y
China xhsrs they are raised Until the.
are twelve years of Aze. and then sal
q wealthy Cinnamon for lAnRe sums o
m&ney, % be placed BY them IN thei
haresss. One Of Tie m0si dfnAdfu
phases % dave trading Is Rotas on d
oar midst, and u strong measures AZ
nci taken 20 stop q a. ones. u vii oe
disgrace 10 oar city and our ciytlisA
l sinD.~
rriAs sf - Ssaag's Assaiiast.
| SAN FnAscEsca. Jan. @-The exami
nAtaan of AaslT,n B. spfsokeas. "a
shooting NJ. Il. lh xonnz On tbe ls<
% Scvembeg last, began this nssrusn
before Palics ledge LAwiss. AL pei
sens directly soaeerned In The e&ss wes
on hand. Tia (louri-room vas ala
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One al H. r. Mans children came
near being drowned fsx days sinss Of
Los Gstos. Cal The san Jess sqse-
dnci, Q covered aams shout three feet
vida and too feet deep. runs thfozsh his
place not far from tae hoase- The
youngest child fell into q thro1zh an
ocsninG and vss swept oat of si2hs.
Tue ether children raised a aiaFm and
q gentleman near By ran 70 thsir assist
tAnee Lnekiiy there UAs Anssea< epen-
In9 ahoaf 90 fees farther desn, be sad
wAs able 70 catch ths child - ske came 10
10. AZ thlz poiat ths enDe passes sndex
0roSnd and dos nos snnsres fro@ u IN
Gil u enpties into The haG reservoir.
nsarfy half mia axay.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
l. Thiri Judicial District Of washiagton
TER .ory, holding terms 81 sesftls
Ne s96o-John c. BFsQtieAm. plAiatif. vs.
A. E kcEaehrun. John Laary and @, @.
Phlnney. defendAsta.
Under and hy virtue Of en- order Of sale
and decree Of foreeiosars issued out Of tie
District oour5, holding terms At Seattle. on
the SUB dag Of January. ISIS. In the above en-
titled sstion, wherein the above named plain
tie ebtaiaed . Judgment aad decree aQains;
the above named DESCENDANTS, an command.
ed 70 eel the following mertsased premises,
that Is 70 say
Lot one a.. In block tventy-tvo f27,, OF
Pontias addition 10 the eity Of seAttls, King
county, Washington Territory
Notice ID therefore herebT gwen. that 90
saturday, the 2lsf day % Rekrua-
~. 1885.
At the hour II O'Clock D n 81 sad dsy. IN
froat Of the Court House door. In the city 81
Seattka King county. wsshiagion Territory,
wIli, In ooedienes 10 said orsiar 81 sale and
dsrree q foreclosure. sail the at.ove descYib-d
ps'psrty, 70 satisfy plaintiffs Judgment, vita
Iateress theresa a1d costs. 10 the highest and
best hadEisr. for sAzh
Dsisd 1t sesaals, this III day Of JsnuKry
IsSa. j. II. Mc9RA@
taa1 So sheriG al King county. VT.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

e. 3. LaxB oEsscz kroEuErzA. " T.
SsA. "a. tses.
- NctAcs u hsrshs sfSeR thai l. n HIS.
oejCk hAs Eaed noflcs q tsaenfioa 70 mAks
anal Prosf 6sfa~ Melissa Mccazlan. Anaiss.
e Esssp aeaaay. q his afzcs, In RaFt MAas.
go. y. 2. - Hed1@s14y he iifk dag 81
szul. fec khss \ a. ~ I saA y I 81 SIS !.
a. ssstas - ssUnxAlp = nnFz1. rags e&st
He n4xlas - stinszzNss Les o. Barton. \
y. FsrnA4M, LeseT Aa1ns and Aiex- D.
SBish. I'll 90 FuFz MN6i<en. " T..
JOHN y. aOWEY.
tazsuzrs nsxfxtsw q ~ L4n4 0mesL
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Notice Of Final Proof.
Us LAsD oss.c. AZ oLrzBIA " t.

"a LAsp oEslcz AT oLEx1IA, W.T.
Jan II. ls6a.
- Sottos IA hsresy given that OLE n
LISTEN has aled notice u inssniion 20 nAks
ANA pFsof sfore the c7eEk of the Dissrics
co1rt a. hts ofaes. IN ssst1le v. r.. on Thur
dky, tks . d dsy 81 MarcA, A. 3. Isss
q Pre- esaEt1oa q Ne Ess1. fer tie Y i q
hE i snd y y II nv 1 q >. es1sn =. t0wn
sAtp D n1Esh. Fznss s.ss-
ne nszses - witnesses. n {. 0.Aiey, sts<
Seesak. j ". Chepsa and Ole oGnhrsk, al
q HatAsrd. VT.
JOHN y. GoWEY,
h1eur& aaras4eF a. The fauA OfHnA
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An AMBITIOUS CANADIAN TowS. -
Ground vas lately broken as an initia-
tive to the construction Of the Thunder
Bay Colonization Railroad. which is 10
run from Port Arthur. Ont, on the
northern shore Of Lake Superior, 10 a
Duluth connection. Ills is intended as
an outlet from the new Canadian lake
port, which sspires 10 be the metropolis
OF tue new Canadian Dominion; being
in that respect about as ambitious as
Duluth is 10 capture the trade OF the
American Northwest. The new road 10
intended 10 give Port Arthur direct
communication With 81. Paul. Mime
apolis and the wheat fields Of the Amer
lean Northwest. The route rams through
the Arrow lake timber district. and close
by the Rabbit and Silver Mo1ntain
mines, and touches the famous iron
ridge on the American side Of Pigeon
ridge. IL also rans within q short dis
tance Of Hunters island. which ahonnds
with a wealth Of timber, which, il ID
thought will 20 20 market largely over
the new road. IL viii connect on the
American side With the Daluth A Iron
Range road, two thirds Of which has
already been eobssF1eae4.
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Teachers Examination.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the regular semi-annuai examine, ion
Of teachers will be held at room Il, Denny
school, in the city OF Seattle, w T., on
Wednesday and Thursday. Feb. II and
IL. 1885. beginning at O'Clock q. m.
o. S. J0SKS,
King County School Superintendent.
4sd3w2
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DTzIookrEp HR.-The little three
year-old 200 Of Capt. Chas. Low fell yes
tsrday, and dislocatsd his hip joint
DOstors smith and weed we're called.
and decided 10 wait until today before
replacing the limb. The aecidant vii
necessarily eoaane The shild 10 his bed
for several weeks
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DUBLIN. Jan. S0.-The Castle authori-
ties have again prohibited the cireuIs-
sien in Ireland Of ODsnOvan Rossa's
nAuAr
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u OF L-QUEEN CITY ASSEM-
~. bly,. No. 3il3 meets on second and
fourth Fridays Of every month, at 100
p m. In Masonic Hall. Visiting brethren
In good standing are cordially invited.
NJ. NJ MILAN. NJ. W
JOIN ]. KNoFF, 4. 8. de
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FOREIGN.
Liberated.
Circulation Prohibil

LONDON, Jan. 30.-The Standard hears
that Goodman, the supposed dynamiter,
has been liberated,
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NOTICE.
Nothing 10 Lose and Everything 10 vi
TO LDA9T.

COR A TERM OF THREE YEARS. Is
u acres known a. Phinneys Hop
Ranch, I" with tools, hop press- hop housa
kiln, and all complete. situated two and q
halt miles from Post Building. From 8
acres wo took 60 boxes hops lover tGnsl
this year. One good year out Of three 10
ell an ordinary mortal wants 70 make Q
stake Here 10 a fortune 70 any one
with ANAL capital Apply 10 q. G.
PHINNEY & Co. Pos; building. no@
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LoxDax. Jan. SF-Sulnerous threats
hare been made 70 blow ap The Hsly-
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SAN fnAncEsna, Jan A-Ihe exsEni
uAtssn ef AaalEA B. spFsoksas. far
shooting n. II. fa foanz On see lSsh
u Sosemheg last, begaH this n.srutnR
hsfore Palios ledge LAwlsE. AL psF.
ssss direufly soaaerned In the case wsfs
On hand Tks gAszri-r0om Sas hassd
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10 mud loom Ihe shrIne.

wAnISGTos, Jan. 3O.-Rspressntativ
Randall returned to Washington today
from Albany. where he was in confer
ence with President elect Cleveland.
Speaker Carlisle left for Albany last
evening. He will prob Ibly return to
morrow.
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Eefunding Of war Tax.

The House Committee on Claims has
decided, by vote of to 4. to report
favorably the bill providing for refund
Ing the tai lnposed by the Govern
ment ON the States and Territories as a
var tax ander the act Of Congress Of
August 3, lo6l, aud Juae 7, 1862, aud re-
leasing those States which Vet owe
taxes.
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To-. Of tic Etscl Msrlei

NBw YORK, Aug. l9.-GoVernmont
bonds dun, with y tendency to weak
ness in SO and 4is's. Good business
in railway bonds. After the decided
break in tho stock market on tuesday
10 was expected To show fevoriBbness
to-day. tdid not exhibit this quality
in tho early dealings, First prices
were about equally divided between
advances and declines OF !, to X per
cent, each, while in the case or the
New York Central there was an adj
vance in the opening of y per cent.
In the eRrly dealings there were de-
clinsa of small fractions in most
of tho lat, but this was
followed by tho development of de-
cided strength, which continued with
no interruOtion from that time 10 the
close of the board. There were occss-
iOnIly slight reactions, but they were
always followed by 4 further upward
movement all along the liue. This
was in tho face Of the reports OF the
earniHgs OF three prominent railway
companies for the second week of Au-
gust, each showing material declines,
compared with tho same week last
Yeai, Northwestern making loss OF
$50 900; Chicago n Alton, Si5,10l, and
Louisville q Nashville, SlS,lbO. There
waa strong upward movement in
tho late dealings, said To be
due TO heavy buy log for account of
parties now in Saratoga, supposed to
be Mr.. Vanderbilt, IL is stated Van
derbllt has secured control Of tue On
tario Il Western. The tirm OF Wins
low, Lanier Il Co., agreed To turn 1t
over at the time tpo deal was made,
giving Vanderbilt Contro, OF the West
Shore railroad. The total was about
GO per cont. OF yesterdays business,
but the result OF the days operations
is An advance of over per cent. for y
majority Of the active stocks.
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Az the st. George; w l. Crawford,
city; X IL Embree, Duck Greek; q T
Scott, Athens; John Ross, Graudview;
W A Calfel, Waxahachie; w ] Dur
ham, A Il. Watts, city; &C Mountcas-
tie, : Siovall, Mckinney, Il Y Colds
burgh, Ennis; IL Panneteron, Meri.
dian Jno. Jones, Sulphur Springs; O Il
Swindell, CITY; Miss Lille Dunkerly,
Alabamai q Il Dunkerly, Ennis; j W
Record, Forney; w III Rand, Linden
II III Phillips, Terrell; j NJ Morris, ID ID
Bake, w Il Il Calvert, city; Il NJ
Lavlon, Emory; Q Pheoton. Miss
Winnie Earl, Fort Worth; w d
kargles, Texas; w Il Storley, Gaines
vile; " A Fernn, Mexla; r ID Farris,
y j Dulaney, SweetwRter; j Walker,
Is w Rose. Gilmer; w Harvey, Bel.
toni Mrs n A Mcknight, J w Nc.
Knight, u Il Connell, Mineola; /
Barrel, Norton Wisdom, city; Ii w
Turner aud vito, Comanche; p j Nor
wood, w u Butler, Coleman; h ] Han.
cock, Lynchhurg, Virginia; w Stino
Clarksvillej Har mon Hill, DsLeon; "
III Alexander, Forney; u III Wilson
Fort Worth; NJ NJ Lee, 81, Louis; Mr.
Rosen, Hhermen; w II Jones, II j In
gram, Dallas; ID A Forlne, Louisville
II p Mills, city ii O Martin, Green
vile; Rush II Barnes, Louisville; j ,
Dsvoue, lei Paso; Colonel A J Wheat
10y, Tennessee; L l. Townsend, Gle
burne; w b Dashiell aud wife, Kaui
man; w p Crawford, Denton; II Ray
nor, III 3 Ballard, city; Il L Whippis
waxahachie; Thomas III. Wytht
weatherford; Tom Logan, Forney;
A Williams, w y Eats, city; Jessi
SnaiD, Il NJ Hin, Mckinney; w
Bstsman, Denton; Il Meuller, Quincy
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FLOTsAM.
The watermelon is going begging.
Tho Weather Ia gradually, very
getting cooler.

The watermelon is going begging,
Tho Weather Ia gradually, very
gradually, getting cooler.
The cutters and sewers need disln-
iecting. They begin to omit unpleasant
cd ORE,
Prompt and pleasant, safe aud sure.
These are the features OF Red Star
Cough Care.
Tom Ellis colOred, cAptured yestar-
day afternoon, Ia tho party that burg
lariEed Weston's gun store.
hemsmbers OF the Hibernian Rifles
are requested TO meet at tho Armory
this Sp' M, sharp. Business OF tm-
pOrtAnce.
Tho front window Of Weston's hard-
ware store, corner OF Elm and Austin
atreets, was brOkon by q burglar aud
twopistols stolen.
A number sfboot blacks have for
saken that RvOcatiOn and turned into
rag pickers. They assist in keeping
the streets cleaned.
For rattle at Glen Lea Saturday
night "Redwood" tho roadster. A
fow more chances lett. For chances
so to III, q. SiZer, grocer.
The old plank elevated sidewalk on
the south side of Main street, between
Sycamore street and Ervay street, is
III dangerous condition.
There Ia talk OF erecting statue OF
John Nicely Bryan, the founder Of
Dallas, in the court house yard. 10
would DO tho proper thing.
Tho real estate mon of tho citv will
hold meeting some time during tho
week for the purpose oforgsnizing an
association and procuring cnar-
ter.
w. Turner, charged with selling
whisky in Ellis county without Ii
cense, hAa q hearing yesterday before
United States Commissioner Buriord,
and bound over in tho sum of $500.
The parents Of o little four year old
girl, who are In poor circumstances,
left their daughter yesterday morning
with Father Martiniere,l for him To
secure her home in some good
family.
yesterday morning son that tilted
the beam a. the ii pound notch.
Swonson steps high now and will
NuAul NV AVAA ~ WIZ NV aAlNu y lANults
for the finest looking baby.
In tho examining trial OF Doc rr''f.
before Justice Kendall, tho teutimuuy
OF John Crowdus,Al Williams aud Tom
NcNab, three OF the witnesses who
testified in behalf of the defendent,
was omitted on account of its length.
| They swoIe that Bickham, tho de-
ceased had threatened Fritz life.
Attention Is called to the advertise.
ment OF the sale OF lots, on Septem-
Der ., at Goldthwaite,on the extension
st the main line OF the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fec. railway. This opportunity
should not be slighted, AZ GuldthwAiie
is situated rs tho nearest railroad
point to the large aud well settled
trade of San Saba, Msnard, Concho,
Mason Mccullough, Hamilton ana
Brown osuntys. There will be more
money In these lots than those sold in
any other place. Sec their advertise
ment on fifth page.
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A Testimonial

IA an evidence of tho high esteem
in which MIR. II. s. Collins is held by
the business men OF Dallas the follow
ing speaks for itself:
ofiice OF tho Merchants Exchange, Dallas,
Aug. l9-ro Mr.. II. & Collins, ex.Agont
Houston \ texas Contral Railway;
DEAR SIR:-The undersigned re-
ceivers and shippers Of freight at Dali
las have learned OF your acceptance OF
the office Of general freight and psssen-
ger agent OF the Houston, East 4 West
Texas railroad.
We feel grstihed at your promotion,
and at the same timc desire to express
our regrets at losing the courteous at
tention you have always given us.
Take with you our very best wishes
for your success, and know that we
will welcome the day when you may
SEQ II TO your interests to return among
ug. Tux MERCHANTS on DALLAS.
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Tho Courts.
amy HnnnT


City vs. Dick GiVins, fugitive from
justice; continued.
City w. Ollie Smith, John Byers, and
George Hanks, intoxieation; So each.
City Va. Q, Brown and Ii. V. bio
Gregor, intoxication; continued.
City w. T.J. Ingram, intoxicstion;
dismissed,
City VS.. Joo Jones, interfering with
priVateproperty; continued.
City VS., Nike Smith, same; dis.
missed.
City Va. JACK Broxtou, ourAing and
swearing; continued.
City VS.. Tom Roberts, assault and
battery; discharged,
City Va. IL, V. McGregor, same; con-
tinuod,
City VS.. William Scott, IL. Richards,
fighting; dismissed.
City Va. George Sherry, fighting;
Sned IS.
City Is. #. l., Mitchell, walking with
prostitute; fined So.
City VS.. ANA Williams, vagranoy;
dlsmisaed.
City VS.. Susie Mcdonald, vngrancy;
6neS So,
City VS.. Afford Lyons, carrying pls-
toll; flned S25.
City VS.. Nike Cohn, falling to pay
dog tax; continued.
Mrs. Parks, - Mullins, Adam
Bergman, Stone Berger, --- Castell,
- Nelson, William Campbell, George
King, 49, Rscln, Hugh Blakeney, sr.,
Kate Murray, Mrs. Miller, Pink
Thomas, Frank Hamm, --- NcGovern,
Charles Allen, falling 10 pay dog tax;
paid tax.
10. Beck, sgmo; dismissed.
Pat Connesty, same; dog killed,
John Watson, Mrs. Burnett, same;
continued.
N. Leschman, maintaining nuisance;
continued.
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The Value Of n Ward

ono of tho most amusing phases of
tho sudden growth OF art culture
among our people Is the recognition OF
the value Of any word that ombodios
this aesthetic feeling. "Arti and
"artlst," simple enough In themselves.
have become the two most popua ar
words, aud arc sought TO distinguish
every business that can be carr cd on
by humankind. There IL an "artist''
IN boot-blGckipg, aud from thl, em-
inontly useful, though rather ordinary,
profession up 10 the genuine maker OF
pictures, tho word ar1ist IL profusly
used. An Advertisement Recently
caught our eye, from the very sirik.
Ing form OF tho type making tue tine,
"The American Artist and preceded
by tho name OF the ASSUMED Ar ist
which In Itself wassuillcientlv angular