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IN ORDINANCE REGULATING THt
IA construction and maintenance ofAvl
ings and signs on, over or across Sidewalk
In the City OF Dallas,
SECTION |. Be II ordained by the City COuil
ell OF the City OF Dallas, That IL shall be u
lawful Tor any person or persons TO erect
construct any awnings on, over or acn4
any sidewalks In the City Of Dallas lower I
any point than ten feet from the surface
the sidewalk; all awnings shall be seCurtl
fastened To The side OF the building and Ord
" supported by iron brackets, and all awt
.ngSS, except cloth awnings, within the II
limits shall be covered with tin, sheet irt1
zinc, or some lre-proof material; nor shl
any person erect any awning post on Al
sidewalk In the City of Dallas. All awnli
posts now standing ON any sidewaI
shhl. be removed ~ soon as the awnings ~
support are removed for repairs or otni
PURPOSES; nor shall any awning exteaI
further into the street than TO the outer ed
of the sidewalk.
see, 2. 1t shall he unlawful tor any perscl
or persons To place, have or maintain an,
sign of wood, cloth. tin or other suAstanc
being suspended, fastened or attached In an
manner on, across, along, over or above ~,
sidewalk or street In said City, whether abdl
nr below the awning so that the same ST |
project more than six inchesfrom the OF
edge OF any lot or building AUDITING on u
street in said Cityof Dallas.
Sec y ANY one violating any Of the pi
visions of the two preceding sections sh1
on convection IN the Mayors court be hni
IN any sum not less than Ave no more thi
tty dollars.
Sec That all ordinances, or parts of
pealed,
D.. Sec, .. That this ordinance lake effect mol
It's passage and publication.
Approved October y, 1884
tine cory.
W. +. = ,RpY, CITY Secretary,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

a kuSIEE5 SALE-BY VIRTUE 0i
Il authority In ME vested by reason Of
ce tain deed of trust, made on to-wit, Nd
veneer ], 1880, by A. W Morton TO me \
trus ee, for the purpose securing EdW}
Smith In the payment of q certain promo
sorv note of $500, made IN said LIST day ofNJ
vember, 1880, with interest thereon from dal
AT the rate of II per cent. per annum, Wild
said deed f trust Is recorded on pages Sl4, 81
3l6, In Volume |, of Dallas County Record
of Trust DEEDS and Mortgages, and at the n
guest of the said Edwin smith the said Avn
Morton, having made default in the pau
ment of sat nole, viii on Tuesday, the Ml
instant, within the legal hours thereof, sd
at the Cou t-house door, at Dallas, In M
county Of Dallas, in the stal
of 7 Nas, at public cutlery to the hlghe}
bidder, 70 ca.h, all that certain tract oflan
lying IN SAID Dallas county, about one mil
north from the city of Dallas, IL being pan
of / 40 acres, conveyed by #. n
Nance to j. l.. Fletcher, and part of acre
conveyed by W. ii. Thomas to the said j. i
MISUNDERSTANDING at the north corner {
said one and four-tenths acre tract staS
In the corner of a fence, and at the southeal
angle OF said fence; thence south i5o, ea
23 4-lOO feet, q stake In the middle Of u
Dallas and Mckinney road; thence sOui
l1o west l2l lI-lOO feet, n stake in said rOa
the east corner of u lot conveyed by Ed.
Smith and wife TO Peter Stephe son; then
north S6l39 west with said StephensoI
northeast line 40 5O-lOO feet, a stake; then
north i5o east ut 272 5S. 100 fee passing u
north corner of Il $50 acre tract, sold by d.
Grigsby to Burford, Laws & Hawpe-in &
on this line All l2-lo0 feet to the pl CO ofb
ginning, containing 5-l00 acres, being N
sam property conveyed by Ed. c, Smith,
A. W. Morton February IL, 1877, by deed !
corded on pages 1879, In V lume "a of Da
las County Records of Deeds, to which sa
record reference Is made fol more partic
lar description of this tract of land.
X, ID. COUGHANnuR Trustee
DALLAS, TEXAS, January p, 1886
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ASSlGNEE,S NnIIOE

NOTICE IL HLRtBY GIVEN TuArON
~ the 18th day OF December, 1881, Kane
Shi Ids, q Dallas county, Texas, granite ami
assigned IN the undersigned, resldmgat No.
6gI Him street, Dallas Texas, all of his prop.
cry and estate, reo', personal aud mixed. In.
Guiding Nll his chaSesin action, a, d AL debts.
claims aud demands due to him, or which
might bccom, due, (save and cxcept surn
property rs by law rs exempt from eNecu.
uonl tDr the benent OF such of his creditors
only ~ VIII consent to accept IN ir pro q /.
tonal share OF his estate and dischnr pc Tim
from retrospective claims. Provided, how
ever that h. should not sdischnrrld nom
Liabilities TO creditor who doe. not Te ceIye
ms much MS ono-thrd tn amount d eand
allow. d IN his favor as valid claim ayninSt
MS estate. The creditors OF said Shields con.
sentlng 10 such asslgnm ent are hereby no /.
ned 10 make known TO me their conse,d in
writing within four mon his M err the publ.
cation OF this notice.
JAMES MoRoNEY, Assignee.
DALLAS, Texas, nuary |, 1885.
All persons indebted 10 Kane Shields nro
requested TO pay such dcbtedncSs L. mo nj
my orlco No. 6N Elm street, Dallas, Irxos.
otherwi Sc theclaims will be- placed i'm mo
nhnds or an attorney for collection,
JAMES M0RUNEY Assignee.
Ian uitWNt
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pOrker's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails
A Grent Problem.

A Great Problem.
Take all the Kidney and Liver
Medicines.
Take all the Blood purifiers.
Take all the Rheumatic remedies.
Take all the Dyspepsia and indiges-
ton
cures,
Take all the Ague, Fever, and bill
ious
specifics,
Take all the Brain and Nerve force
revivers,
Take all the Great health restorers.
In short, take all the best qualities
Of all these, and the best
Qualities of all tho best medicines in
the world, and you will find that
Hop
--Bitters have the best curative quail
ties and powers of all concentrated
In them, aud that they will cure
when any or all of these, single or
combined
Fail A thorough trial will give pos
tive proof of this.
Hardened liver.
Five years ago | broke down with kid
ney and liver complaint and rheuma-
tism.
Since then l have been unable to be
about at all. My liver became hard and
like wood; my limbswere pulled up and
filled with water.
All the best physicians agreed that
nothing could cure me. | resolved to
try Hop Bitters; have used seven bot
ties; the hardness has all gone from my
liver, the swelling from my limbs, and
IL has worked miracle in my case;
otherwise would have been now In my
grave. j. w. MoREY, Buffalo, Oct. l.,
1881.
Poverty and Suffering.
81 was dragged down with debt, pov-
erty and suffering for years, caused by
a sick family and large bills for doctor
ing.
/ was completely DISCOURAGED, until
one year ago, by the advice OF my pas
tor, 1 commenced using Hop Bltters,
and in one month we were all well, and
none of us have been sick dav since.
and want TO say to all poor men, you
can keep your families well year with
Hop Bitters for less than ono Doctors
visit will cost. know it."-A Work
INGMAN.
TW-None genuine without n bunch OF
green Hops on the white label. Shun all the
vile. poisonous stun with "Hop" or "Hops"
IN their name.
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A Pathetic Scene In Court,

Minor Hinton, who has been on trial
the past two days in the district court
on the charge of burglary, was found
guilty yesterday by the jury and his
punishment assessed at two years in
the peni entiary. When the clerk read
the verdict the prisoner, who Is a young
man possessed of more than average in
telligdnCU, turned deathly pale. a cry
81 despair was uttered from the audience
outside the railing Of the bar, and his
wife, with tears streaming down
her cheeks, rushed forward and en-
bfaced aud kissed him again and again.
Hinton brohe down, and clasping his
wife To his bosom wept like child. 1t
WAS Il pathetic scene, aud Judge, Jury
and all present were moved Dy it. Hin
ton gave notice of an appeal, but there
were two other indictments against
him, charging MIN with the theft of
horses. County Attorney Clint, who
was evidently moved TO pity, agreed TO
dlsm!aa tho other two cases, and Hinton
Withdrew his notice Of appeal.
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.,.,,. ,,,. .. ..,- ,.....- .
Y 'hh S'AItbt Tt.N AS-Tl IllESH Err
~ n' rlN Con. ,slIy OF Dallas county,
Gree int: Nou ere VI" thy commanded that
ny h'ElS nNnN'Wln " ihiS citation IN
lN iNS, Tor tour .r"vrtsiye weeks, previous
/ l'r I,w dizzy hero GNuU summnu George
N',.ibrt, "uo,e &C. NauCe is unknown, to be
, ,lhrg HN g'orr lH' ns.r ct Go IT., To bo
holden ii nud Tor thr "OuU'N of Dallas, at the
g" r-toU.. thereof ir tu,uiir of ualIns. on
TIE tttur3 lIu Uv iu Nu.rh next, tucn and
lN'y i' tn,Wor 9th. IU,l Ion ar }, l.. aud
Lou.p Mccain, h.et m s9Il court, on the
i'h day Ma, 1881, &c .iu.i lhU said George
Mc'lu.C. anU tlrr. u substance as fol-
lows, tp-w.: rIDnti su and pray decree
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Knight, Waxahachie; A Stevens,
Oceola; w A Clack, Itsska: A l. Forgot
son, Wichita Falls; B Head, AlvaraGo;
D M Martin, Columbus;C A Lampkin,
Jonesboro; Louis Hamhus, Ennis; Jake
Mittenthal, Waxahachie; Allison May
field, James l. Cobb, Sherman; A e
Graham, Louisville; @ A Embree, Al
varado; w IL Little Lafayette, La
fayette, Georgia; G Baldwin and wife,
Mexia; w James, Fort Worth; A o
l Leigh, Greenville; James Spencer, jr.,
Quincy, illinois; John b Pendleton,
Stephens; A Goldsmith, st Louis; M G
! Lynn, Palo Pinto;J l. l. Mccall, Wealth.
erford; D r Meade, New York.
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City VS.. Robert Parker, vagrancy;
transferred.
City VS.. D. w. Stone, exposing per-
son; fined 81.
City VS.. Cal Smith, fighting; dis
charged.
City VS.. VIM. Wingo, carrying pistol;
fined $25.
City VS.. J. II. Slaughter, George Haw-
kins, drumming at railroa d depot; con-
tinued.
City VS.. James Ryan, Mrs. b. Hol-
comb, Mrs. Newmier, John Linskie, j..
A. lilly, allowing stock to run at large;
dismissed.
City VS.. Robert Laws, allowing water
to be deposited on Elm street; contin-
ued.
City vs.. o. B. Hewitt, allowing water
to be deposited on Murphy street; con-
timed,
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Hendricks senior and Hendrlnks

Hendricks Senior and Hendricks Junior
G. III. Hendricks, who appropriated
$500 of his fathers funds few days
since and skipped out, and who was ap,
pretended at Marshall and brought
back here and placed in durance vile by
City Marshal Arnold, is still behind the
bars. The father, who was inclined to
forgive and forget all, went to the jail
yesterday for the purpose of taking
steps to secure the young mans
release. When father and son
opened by the father, who said:
"Well?n
81 did not think that you would treat
me as you have in having me arrested
said the son.
"And did not think you would travel
1900 miles TO rob me OF $780," replied the
father.
"When l was SICK" rejoined the son,
''you fed me on cornbread and bacon
and let my medicine run down. You
mistreated me"
al never told you to come out here
from Boston," was the answer.
swell, you can just go to hi and do
your worst" said the son; "your skirts
arc not clear and If you were back in
Boston and had justice you would get
six wears in the pen"
MIR. Jailor, lock him up" said the
stern parent as he strobe out of the office.
The father disappeared down the street
and the son was led back to his cell. AZ
forwards Mr.. Hendricks was seen in
the ticket Office OF the Missouri Pacific
railway, pricing tickets. He remarked
ne thai wanted a ticket that would carry
his hayward son so far away that he
would never see him again.
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March of the TraInps.

Forward guide, right march! was the
command given by superintendent
Gates, of the poor farm, to the squad OF
prisoners turned over to him and his
deputy, Tom Cornwall, at the Jail yes
terday afternoon, and forthwith ten
active. well-fed tramps took up the line
Of march for the Union depot, where
they took the south bound Texas Cen
trail train for the agricultural institu-
ton of the county. There are, counting
the above, twenty-four conyicts on the
police have been raiding these gents of
leisure and the courts have been assess
ing them high fines.
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The proof of the pudding is in the
eating, and the proof of the efficacy of
a medicine is the steady popularity it
maintains among the people who have
once tried it. Clizbe q Crosswait, drug
gist, Woodbine, Iowa, writes: 1--WE could
not get along without Mishler's Herb
Bitters for many of our customers think
it is about the only medicine they
need" For dyspepsia, liver and kid
ney complaints, and every form of
nervous. disorders, it has never been
equalled,
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November II. rs. ~ " ''''''

NOrlCE-NAIOWS OFFICE, CITY OF
- SALtA,, Tee. ., 1884, Public notice is
Ter %" given to all whom II may concern
that application wi u' iuauc to the legls-
la'uTe OF The state oi Texas, to assemble on
tue l"h tnN al Jau'Hry, 4, ID. 1850, for the
following changes Ia md amendments to The
various acts .guIpnr ltiug the city of Dallas,
To Tit: J. repeal a obsolete and nope
ra,,NU -ov.l,ns, e. more clearly define the
municipal uuu DIARIES; 20 make al officers OF
the un'c pnlu tN plt'ng the secretary,
ele i've - tu,rualidyd electors thereof; 10
moro Clt'r'' define .Gr Iu %, Of eu8Cting or.
Din urcs; io ling Us and more clearly de-
Nue Vie" mulr ui Ur,niuv, y tgeping and tv-
t,h,,lug streets, avenues add alleys; to pre-
scribe Ia" iuuuc of acquiring ground aud
rgl ..v. -rJ' N.itn uU WIZ ont the uupipi.
pa ilnll'- Tor w1i.'.NurES, parks, cemete-
re nous " correction or reioym. or work
honre, hospitals, quarantine purposes or
other tflcsy..tylu Tho health and
weIlar'os u. he 'lt,i ocuable the clty 10 ere
a.c special funds Ter street extension, and
NJ improvement purpose, ana for the
e."c'inf Nul m 'riHuHur" of q seminary or
l'gh Hcupol In come ton with the free pub
JIG H,aHIls ten ui the ct,y; t. remove eN-
listing CO. l,cls la the Guar "a end render Its
mvuni N'n'u' 60 more clearly dedne the
corporate power over ANY and al classes OF
street ia. Iinlds, W T. IABELI., Mayor,
t.tlrTUYfs OF COMMITTEES
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DI.nrro.nblo heather

= blue norther came sweeping down
over this section yesterday morning,
bringing with It the toughest sample of
winter in the way Of rain, sleet aud
cold that has visited this portion OF the
state this season. The streets are muddy,
and the woatheron the whole Is decided
" disagreeHhle In every way. The mer.
cury in the thermometers stood pat, at
a. m, M 80 degrees, but 10y nightiall II had
tnmbled down 20 - degrees above zero.
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Helm the Poor.

Quite number OF persons in destitute
circumstances applied to Mayor Cabell
yesterday for food aud fuel. The wants
Of all who applied were relieved temper
arily, at least There are good many
poor families In the city, however, and
deserving of charity. Those who wish
to aid them, should apply to Mayor
Cabell, or Marshal Arnold Tor their ad-
dresses
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE TEXAS TRUNK EXTENSION.
Meeting of the Elder and Younger Hen
dricks-Pathetio Scene in Court
Another Texas & Pacific
WashoUt-Local Notes.

The Texas st. Louis and Texas Trunk.
The good news that the Texas & st.
Louis railway will shortly build its line
from Athens, the capital of Henderson
county, to Cedar, the present terminus
of the Texas Trunk railway, thus giving
Dallas another route to st. Louis, has
caused much rejoicing here. The Texas
Trunk having forfeited its charter, the
Texas d st. Louis will be laid over its
former right-of-way. This will open up
~ fine section of country ia southeast
Texas to the trade of Dallas and she
will give Athens cordial greeting when
the connection is made. The st. Louis
0lobe-Democrat of Wednesday SAYS:
The officers of the Texas & st. Louis
road have received information that a
connection will soon be completed
which will give them entry into Dallas
and to the country tributary. Hereto
fore the only connection with Dallas
that the Texas & st. cuts has been able
to make is over the Teas Central, con-
Meeting at Corsicana,
The Texas Central now refuses to re-
celve freight from the Texas u st. Louis
except at local rates, and refuses to adj
vance charges. The result is that the
road is practically cut of from
Dallas, leaving that town in the
hands OF the Gould lines, as tar as st.
Louis is concerned. There is little
road, fifty miles in length, running south
from Dallas to Cedar, known as the
Texas Trunk railroad. AT Kaufman
thirty-five miles south of Dallas, ii
crosses branch of the Texas Central
This road has changed hands, and, it is
said, has become the property of eastern
capitalists, who purpose completing il
10 connection with the Texas 81 st
Louis at Athens, distance of abou,
forty miles only from its present ter
minus. The result will be to give the
Texas 81 st. Louis connection with
Dallas independent of the Texas Cen
trial, and the officials of the "Cotton Bell
Route" are consequently joyful at the
DrOspect
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llrANt Lazy AGENTS WE
~ have tn best selling line of goods for
! 'dN t"rhs In A cric'. II consists OF the
"Quren's Protector" "nal,y" Stocking and
81 u supporter, shopltr Brace, Comblned
hnr u-tlc II Sktfl Supporter, safety Belt
In.'uirtr, sleeve Protectors, Dress Shields
Ani oth-r goods Tor lRdic' Il children's
and IN az NJ ear IN To ell snmcthinv In
cNtfN utac We have inn agents aking
tlm u. n,hy 20 have 81, s. aud s. outfits,
VIII iihu u viii h an agent can make ex.
- Wlg p. Address, with stamp, n. II.
CAM tBELh& CO., VI May street, Chicago,
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Old Aunt Grleyou,

Makes everybody miserable, because
she is so gloomy and disagreeeable.
Ptobaly it comes from dyspepsia, COM
hined with touch of liver complaint.
Is her case hopeless? Not nj all. Give
Aunt Grieyous bottle OF Browns Iron
Btters aud sea 10 brighton her up.
Thousands OF giling ladies have CON
qnerci their troubles by the use of this
valuable medicine Any druggist will
tell you it is good for weakness, dyspep-
sia, malaria, etc.
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NOTICES

NOTICE 10 CRY TAX PAYERs%O0FE..
~ fee Of Assessor and Collector, Dallas,
Texas, Dec. ~, lS-4.-Au persons owning or
having In Their possession MS agent of an
other, any personal property or real es ate
subJrc to municipal taxation, are required
to rende the same at this Office between the
LIST day o Jauu ry and the first day of Feb
ruary, 1855 All parties owning such arop-
erty, or having II under control, shall render
list of sameLog thcr with its cash value; and
who shall se required to make affidavit to the
truth and CORE, tnesS Of the same. Any one
failing to render aid property as 'bOve shall
DO Liable to Il 1ne not exceeding $50 and costs.
All merchants in the city are required within
the same time to iurni the Assessor and
: ollectOr, at his OFF C., a 81 tement, verified
IN, randise and wprts owne or kept on
hand for sale by such merchant on the first
day OF J"nu Any merchant falling to
comply with this requi ement sha | be liable
as above provided J. G, BOGEL,
ASSESSOR and Col aptnr.
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The white Fatate.

The heirs of the White estate were
again before the county court yester-
day. Mr.. w. L. White, deceased, who
resided near Lancaster, left an estate
valued at SlS0,OOO. b sfore his death he
gave Woody White, his son, 1920, who
claims that it was a part of his mothers
estate. The other heirs claim that it
should be deducted from his interest in
the estate. A motion to appoint APP
Praisers TO apportion the estate met
with tho approval of all concerned.
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~ OIICE- HORSE SrDLEN-ON WE'D
~ nesday morning, December 18th, man
about 70 to % years o age, s feet7 or s inches
high, qrare shoulders, but rather sim build,
dark complexion inclined be sandy, small
moustache and eyes, dressed in dark sack
sin bat, hired OF Us Il reddish bay horse;
lighter color IN llunlIs, about ljA hands high
raw bonod III build, and years ODD black
name and tai, shod all round, uar err crack
In 'ear of 'runt hOnfs; an old Texas saddle,
fair leather brittle, dirty looking blanket,
and has not returned. A suitable reward will
be pail for man and horse delivered In Dallas
or or such Information as leads to recovery
Of the horse. HE At ~ WHEAT.
DALLAS, December y, 1884.
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A washout on the Texas & Pacific
road, near Big Sandy, east of here,
caused a suspension OF travel over that
part Of the line yesterday. Tho $40
esst.hound passenger train, No. 3Oi, on
arriving ~ Fort Worth, went via the
Miss uri Pacific, over the rrausconti-
mental liue, and the west bound pas
seugor. No. 3l5, was abandoned. The
l2.1 mixed train, eastward bound, was
abandoned here. The ea,t-bound
through train. due at $40, went through
on lime, the wHshuut having been re-
paired. The west-bOuud through train,
due at G:l0, was three hours late.
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Tho ProdIgnl Son.

The Austin Statesman says OF Mrs.
Raymond Howe's address on the Prodi-
gal Son in that city: "Mrs. Howe gave a
splendid lecture yesterday at the opera
house on the PrOdigal Son, delivered in
most admirable manner" Mrs. Howe
will deliver this address on Sunday at
sO'clock in the opera house before the
military organizations of the city,which
will be free to everybody.
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State VS.. Minor Hinton burglaryi tive
years.
State VS.. Anderson Abrams, colored,
theft OF horse; hung jury.
State VS.. Joha Garland, theft of cat
tie; nulle prosecuted.
State vs.. John Pyland; nolle pros
equied.
State W.. Andy Spears, theft OF a COW,
on trial,
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Falcon is the dandy.

"For the immediate cure OF female
complaints and arrangements English
Female Bitters Is decided success"
Or. J. A. KENNEDY, Coisville, Missis.
sippi.
Spend 80 cents for one bottle OF Bal
laYis Snlinn Annrinnt.
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A,orIcE an nMNERa an nrcL1pANr.

NOTICE TO OWNERS OR OCCUPANTS
~ OF properly In sewer districts between
Main and Elm streets, from Sycamore to
HHrwoOd street and between Main and Com
merce streets rom jefferson to Murphy street.
Section nj sewer OrdiuauCe--That private
sewers wafer closets, and sink basins, etc
shall be constructed In al OF said districts TO
connect With the district sewer, on notice
from tno city engineer, ana M directed by
said officer and not ,.tnerwi-e.
sub. Sec g II suoll be m!sdemeanor for
tn owner or occupant OfHny building In any
sewer disirlc'--Hrv position Of which is used
iOrany purpose during any portion of the
dHy-tO tlil 80 have at least one water closet
connected with ia" pubic sewer ID days af-
ter uoti 'ra'l"n tN TIE city engineer, etc,
The above district sewers are constructed
aud ready Tor use, ana gl parties interested
are hereby notified 10 comBly with the above
rtcliuus T the sewer ordinance.
". ". JOHNSON, city Engineer.
"a.
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an sinndncd rnnih Mnsh

OF the age is Sozodout. Ii has dis
tanced competition. Discolored teeth
are rendered white by its use. The
breath derives fragrance from its aroma.
II prevent, and arrests dental decay.
The gums become roster and harder un-
der its operation. All the ingredients
are vegetable and autiseptiC.