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Personal Mention.

jeff Davis denies being a Free Mason or
that he was ever pardoned.
Hon. Charles E. Fitch, editor ofthe Roch.
ester IN. Y.,) Democrat and Chronicle, is
dangerously i'll.
William Henry Hurlburt wrote the at.
tack on Bayard in the North American Re
view signed Arthur Richmond" Bayard
neglected. to give Hurlburt diplomatic pc.
sition.
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Judge Moody has arrived at Washington
and is confident South Dakota will be ad.
mitted.
Senator Hawley's successor will not be
chosen by the Connecticut legislature until
January, 1887.
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M1V.
Popula- Estab-
ton. Farms. lishm'ts
North Dakota ....152,l9 1876 32,504 Oil
South Dakota. -. PCS, 465 5O.264 IA.

Iotal......:....4l5,sG4 S2,767 1885
The committee say the present unit of repre.
sentation is 15l,9l1, and add mo state eve,
organized from the public domain had a, tn,
population of South Dakota. AS to area tn,
committee say Dakota would be the eighth stat,
in area, only California, Colorado. Kansas, Min
nesota, Nevada, Oregon and Texas having 1
larger area, while the territory of Lincoln. o.
North Dakota, would only be exceeded in are;
by one additional state, Nebraska. he proposed
state would be twice as large a. Indiana, 20, ON
miles larger than Illinois, $4,000 square mile.
larger than Arkansas; 5000 miles larger thar
Missouri, or more than two aud a half time,
larger than South Carolina
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-22

SENArE.-Mr. Ingalls, offered the following
resolution. which. Mt his request, was laid
over for the present.:
Resolved, Thai in the opinion OF the sen.
ate the compulsory coinage of silver dollars
directed by the law OF Feb. %, 1878,
should not be suspended until the asgre-
gate reaches the sum OF $500, 600, 900.
Bills were introduced granting the James
town Il Northwestern railroad
right OF way through the DEVILS Lake In
dian reservation, OAK, and for the punish
ment OF intruders upon Indian lands. Mr..
Coke of Texas delivered a long pro-silver
speech.
The following northwestern nominations
we're confined by the senate.
George n. Baxtc~. United States attor-
ney for Minnesota; Nathan c. Harris.
Aberdeen. Oak. Postmasters-A. w.
Weisbred, Oshkosh, Wis; Joseph Osthel-
der, s%heboygan Falls, Wis; j. S. Sonnc.
Evansville, Wis: Harvey NJ. Brown, Co
lumbus, Wis; Curtis A. Reed, Mena-
sha, Wis; Adolph Penneng, Manitowoc,
Wis; r. p. Hitchcock, Tomah. Wis;
Evan Decastle, Dspere, Wis; H. n.
~Cronkrite, Clinton, Wis; William
Brown, Lake Geneva, Wis; H. s. Howell,
Wis; A. p. Cramer, Avoca, Iowa, E..
Thayer. Clinton. Iowa; p. Sheldon, Amcs,
Iowa.; P. D. Minich, Villisia, Iowa; Charles
c. Bronson. Manchester, Iowa; j. w. Sher.
man, Osccola, Iowa; T. II. Edwards, Water
loo, Iowa; A. D. Tinsley, Sibley, Iowa;
Francis Baasen, New Ulm, Mimi; Charles
j. Strunk, ~Shakcpee, Mimi; John r. Par
shnll, F%aribnult, Mimi; b. F. Mccall,
Moorhead, Mimi; and many others.
HousE.-Mr. Curtin declined serving ms
OF the committee on banking and
currency, and was excused by the house.
The presidential succession bill WAS called
up, but consideration OF the measure was
postponed.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.-The senate passed the Utah
bill substantially as reported from the
committee, and was published in the
morning papers OF Dec. 20. The
only change OF consequence is the addi-
ton OF a section providing that marriage
between persons within the fourth degree OF
ronsanguinity-but not including that de-
gree-shall be deemed incest, and punished
as such. The only nays were Blair, Ha,hp-
ton, Vance, Call, Hoar, Gibson, Morgan.
Mr.. Hoar voted against the bin only be-
cause OF the section DISTINGUISHING women;
but even with that section in no would
have voted for the bill had his vote been
necessary to secure its passage.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06
LOVE AND LAUGHTER.

rrhe following beautiful poem--one of the ,vnest ever penned-Sas written by Col Iohn A Joyce, and is taken from a volume of noems recently published by him.-Ep TKAvELER.I
 J.ush. and the world laughs with you;
 Weep, and you weep alone; This grand old earth must borrow its mirth h has troubles enough of its own. Sing. and the hills will answer;
 Sigh, it is lost on the air; The echoes bound to oytul sound
 But shrink from voicinR care. Be glad, and your friends are many;
 Be sad. and you lose them all; There are none to decline your nectared wine But alone you must drink life's gall. There Is room ia the halls of p easure
 For long and lordiy train, But one by enc we must all til on
 Through the narrow aisles of pain. Feast, and your halls are crowded
 Fast, and the world goes by; Succeed and give, 'twIll help you live
 But no one can help Jou die. Rejoice, and meu will seek you;
 Grieve, and they turn aud go They want full measure eff ati your pleasure, But they do not want your woe.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06
For Ten Gents.

Recognizing the superior excellence oi the St. Louis Magasfse, we have ar ranged to furnish it in connection with THE ARKANsAw TRAvELER at the low price of S 75 a year for both publica- tions, the MagasiS<, under its enlarged and improved condition, being SI 50 a year. alone. The new editor of the Mag aSia<, MT. Alexander N DeMenil, is making it the best magazine of it's price in the world, and we would not make this offer were we not satisfied with its excellence. Those wishing to sec a sam pie copy of the Aaeaxin<, accompanied by a set of gold-colored picrure-c2Ids, before subscribing, should send ten cents to the St Louis Magazise, 7I3 North Eighth street, St Louis, Mo-. or send g. $, either to THE ApKANsAw TRAvELER or NagaziSe, and receive both for one year.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06
What Poetry is.

A writer in the Indianapolis Herai discussing the question of "What i. poetry cites the following, taken from lecture delivered by Edgar A. Poe:
 The poet recognizes the ambrosia which nsurishes his soul in the bright orbs tha, shine in heaven, in the volutes of the flower, in the clustering of low shrubber- ies, in the waving of green fields. in the slanting of tall eastern trees, in the blue distance of mountains, in the grouping of clouds, in the twinkling of half hidden brooks, in the gleaming of silver rivers, in the repose of sequestered lakes, in the st'r-mirroring depths of lonely wells. He perceives it in the songs of birds. in the harp of K,,lus, in the signing of the night wind, in the repining of the forest, in the surf that complains to the shore, in the fresh breath of the woods, in the scent of the violet, in the voluptuous perfume of the hyacinth, in the suggestive odor that comes to him at eventide, from far distant, undiscovered islands. over dim oceans, illimitable and upexplorcd. He worldly motives, in all holy impulses, in all chivalrous, generous aud self sacrihc- ing deeds He feels it in the beauty of woman-in the grace of her step, in the luster of her eye, in the melody of her voice, in her soft laughter, in her sigh, in the harmony of the rustling of her robes. He deeply feels it in her winning endear- ments, in her burning enthusiasms, in her gentle charities, in her meek and de- vouonal endurances; but above all, ah, far above all, he kneels to ii, he worships it in the faith, in the purity, in the strengtn. in the altogether divine majesty of her love-"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06
A Prof, able Investmen,

can be made in a postal card, if 1t is used to send your address to Hallest 6t Co.,, Portland, Maine, who can furnish you work that you can do and live at home few there are who cannot earn over S5 per day, and some have made over Sso
 Capital not required; ; you are started free
 Either sex; all ages. All particulars free.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06
The Gid GTauomo.heY.

When called to the bedside of the little one suffering with that night-hepd to children and horror to parents, GROUP the old grandmother used to send tol mullein and make tea and at once re- lieve it-made into tea nov and com. bined with sweet gum it presents in Tay- ior's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Muilsin a pleasant and effective cure for Group, Whooping Cough, Colds and Consumption. Sold by all druggists
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06
COMIC RIFLE SHOOTING.

Crack Shots In Poaition.
 \ Sharp shooter with bulge on tho riAa. A sharp Rihe with hulgc on the shootns. E Pluribus unum "A Yankee trick" sod." Erin Go liragh "A hull'aeyo for tho oalA Tho Qucen'a Own Wimbledon styla." Tho Highland Fling "A Bonnie shot tnr .
 eAnnls bOsyAS
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06
COMIC PRIZE FIGHTING.

Do Fust Hood
 De Flst knock Down. Tho Champion Suggr. Sluggcd Out The bosa Rooster Cock Fight Limbo Copped al Cock Fight -- The pArson ln
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06
RAILROAD COMICS.

X Nightmare In Rlecplne-Car. Waking up tho Wrong rnssenga9 A Short Stop at A Way 6tatioh Tho Accommodation TrAin A Kiss in tho Dark. Five Minutes for ltefreahmantsS All aboard
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06

Wttt Mcdonald, ast9 Dearborn St,, Chicago, gr. tSlullS A,kunwio,ses care of HessmA ~r sAi' Raeum on head, nvrk, face, Arms, aud lvEa u,t ssN entcus ywAFS; not able lo va WAcapt 0u hands aud ka~cs for one year, not ah'e tu heip hsmsetT fui eight seArs; tried hundreds of rpmeltes, docturs pronounced hln case hdpsicAst permanently cured by CuIftE IRA RGsoLNENr (hvtd puiIhHrl later. nAliy, And CuTtCUAA and CUrICtAk soar (ths greAI skin currs) uNternA ly.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06

Entering an asylum for inebriates, he asked: j" Do you treat drunkards here ?" "Yes, sir"
 "WelI, Pm one. Where's yer bar p -Ckiesro NfzUs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06
Rslig.oas Item.

Religsoas Item.
 tNewman ladepeadsatl "Ah! Jones, getting religious. I see. What do you 6nd In the CAStshas Ad- sASeaas to interest you '"
 al vas reading about Balaam." "And what did BAlaam dop" Acted the fool just like l am doing" "By stepping to talk with an ass" Smait boy (pointing to picture ot the herald apgels) --" Is them angels, map" Mother-"HeS, my child" Small boy" How do they get their night shirts on over their wings f'-- kewsU Cisises
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06

Pretty clothes quarters II the closet where a fashionable woman hangs her best garments.- Palmer /oS,s0L.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06
COMIC HUNTING AND FISHING

COMIC HUNTING AND FISH ours of a T,ltH.
 siustln' a PLcnio lIarefAccd Check. dot the Drop on IIlnA Tumblod to lt A lIno Hhot--Ths Aim. A Line Shot--T'ha ltoooil Black Duck Shooting Tho First Bird os the aeaaca. A Bad Point on Good l'olntas. Caught Mapping. A Hare Chance. Between Two Firca A 0sms Dog. Caught on tho Fly. Landing Trout. Fly Fishing. The Fox liunt--A Smoking ItnA. Ths Fox Hunt--i'aking Breath ! A Brace of Meadow LArkA Camping Out Profit and I,0ss. .--Uncie Cpaar's EAla 4 Black Fish Eibbla. A Double Barrellcd I3rusch I>oadw. A soft Thing on bnipa On Strong Bcont Biting Lively 4 Swell Sport on a Buffalo Tuna A Swell Sport btampsded. A Warm Corner.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06

Sold by all pruEEiA,s. Fricei CUrlCUHA. sH rts, HESoLNENr, [, ,u0i SoAr, % cents. frVpaT nJ thc toITEh nhtu AND GnKhiU Al. Iu.. Boston, Mace. Send for Pamphlet
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06

A smart chap on the high Cs-Oie Neptune.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06

Salvation Oil, the great pain-aanihila- tor, cures headache and toothache. Price zS cents.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06
nnannmAran MnllMAnnlr

DE IIrlFY the Comple Hian and HkII D E "A O by ualns tha CUtiCCHA soar.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06

Mr. Johm Thiel. WllkcAhArre, Pa. writes. ''l have suffered iruu rAlt Rneum tor ever eiGhi years al times so bAd that euutd n | attend tn mJ bustHcss for weeks al uniu. ihrSs b1xea af tV. TiNrhA and lour bottles KKsutSENr have entirely cured me of ihia drsAdnli discaAo." "
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06
COMIC STORE CARDS.
COMIC SMOKING AND TOBACCO.

Tobacco Jack. A Jolly Dog. Tip Top
 Notice to SmokcrS-niMniA Tho Jolly Smoker. High ronel. Taking Comfort The Electric Light ColorIng His MecrschauuA Tho Bcst in tho Market A Sociablc Smoke. Tho Philosophy Ot Tohacoo Can't Bo Boat Top of tho Heap Tho Yachhman's Delight Tho Luxury of TobecoA
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06

Use Dr. Pierce's " Pellets " for constipa- tion.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06

GhAs. HOawh toA, Ea0.. lawyer, H state M.
 Hostba, reports vase nt tVAema under hiH ohsef' Vatton for ten yeArA, which covered ths pAttont's body aud 4tmhs and Ia Which al kat~u anethoJs ot Ueatmeht had bscn applied without b~n.at
 whicn was com IictSiy carcd solely ny the Cuti, CURA RKAEptEs. leaving clean Aad healthy sAIa
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06

Fhysietana Prescribe Them. have noth .ak hu thv hiKh~st pfaIse for Ihs tesai nh- iAtucd from Your ttrtCuHA RsARuiGs, Of WhtrH | nave snttl nor than II al others ut ,lie k,nI
 Nko huNI, A. n
 a5J0 North HroAd at Philadelphia, Pa.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06

Try Browns Iron Tonic for debility.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06
or Salt RAeun,. with it's Agon-

"CIEHA, or Sal; Rheun,. with it's a1on
 H isihE itchias Aad hurnlas, Instantly re
 A-A iteNed bN A warm hath wtJh tVttCpRa Soar, and a slnKtc srpliosno, ot ttOuNk the great skta Carr. fhis tepvsts7i dAiN. vi tSv or Ihree doses of CrttCtAA kE~olNeST. the Now hluad Further, la keep the b od e,'ei, the per spirauoh pu and an.rTt.Augk, th' b'ws open the .ver And kidueya active. ~ul Spcedty curt EcsemA, fv,ter, NaFwsrm, rsorisats Ltohsn ttu. rttns, scAld Head, nAadrun aud everl species s la hing, ccaty, Aad pimpiy haMurs e the soap And ssin, when the beet physivtai, aud all Aso~u remedies tatl.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06

RMEuMATaC, NGUMA LGGC. AA MGnaTaG Su den, h 4tii. Anh Net
 &N youa aims absolutely Anuihitatsd h} the l& CtTtCuHA Asri.rktS FLAsfsR. CT YNN feet Antdpte ts pa ant tnh .u d. Atieu N\ New. oriEinat tBiAIlibie / A Al druRgista, Zoe.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06
Seloll1 ,;'ll COMIC 1111lla
CHEAP AND POPULAR EDITION,

list comprlssAs sn oI lhr choicest saa @eaa iAaghAhle suhlrca all eeaaufally cNlerri and Goeaan ap Ia hs hEhea style af art, The aine af eAcA pie tnrV lH lsA NlS iachra, printed heavy board. suitable tor erAaaiAE, and al the tow prtce af
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-02-06
TWENTY CENTS BACH.

Are certainly the cheapest decorAuens nE the AuwaA the otnce or Inc werk shop that can ee ooeaiAtd,
 RuiNw we give rAruAl list af plctnrUe ln a.eeh, whsch wiu he ehansri weekly aanl tae enurS eatA- l0gue at sAi ls published,
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-03
Man In an intelligence Office.

OF al places in which q man IS Gncom-
Portable, an Intelligence Office is the one
in which he appears least ut ease; but &C.
casionally he rises superior to circuln-
stances and entertains his feminine fell
low sufferers by his rebellion against his
oppressors Such one sat in South
End Office the other day and allowed him
self to be catechised by some fifteen sery-
ants, but the sixteenth found her match.
She made the usual inquiries in order to
assure herself that his home contained all
the luXGrieS 10 which she had been accuS-
toned, and which her delicate health re-
CURED, and ut last said: II shan't come"
Il was afraid you wouldn't" he answered
pensiyely, "hut you ought. This house
isn't much, know; but I'm building one
that's TO have SET tubs, and bells, and an
elevator, and an electric light, and q
piano. and n set of parlor furniture IN the
kitchen. and it would be like your child
hoods home TO you, and-Ill let you keep
pig in it.
She walked out OF the office, and the
other girls were decently respectful for n
few minutes; but a fresh arrival, quite
unaware of his possibilities, soon attacked
him He answered her also with civility
until her question became impertinent,
and when she said, well, | guess Ill
$ hire you. How many have ye in family"
he answered Eighteen" "Eighteen!' she
casped And what do We hes paying a
week. 81. So Indeed, and FL not CO."
said she; and she also departed, for every
body laughed and after ALL" said =
lady who had seen the whole, me found
and engaged nice girl If Il woman had
said half as much she would have been
snobbed. Boston Transcript
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-03
--zasSNAII;Szzs-"
Da1ln Esslole
WORDS TO LITERARY ASPlRaNTs.
AN the Professions Hindered for Want of
Men to Do the Work.

AN tho Professions Hindered for Want Of
Men to Do the Work.
Literature, like the ministry, medicine.
the law and all other occupations, is
cramped and hindered for want of men tc
90 the work, not want of work to do.
"hen people tell you the reverse they
speak that which is not true. If you desire
10 test this you need only hunt up first
CLASS editor, reporter, business manager,
foreman Of shop, mechanic or artist in
any branch Of industry and try to hire
MIN. You viii find that he is already
hired. He is sober, industrious, capable
and reliable and always in demand. He
cannot get days holiday except by cour-
tesy of his employer, or of his city, or OF
the great general public. But if you need
ldlers, shirkers, half-instructed, unambiti-
Gus and comfort-seeking editors, report
ers, lawyers, doctors and mechanics, apply
anywhere. There are millions Of them to
be had at the dropping of handkerchief
The young literary aspirant is very,
very curious creature. He knows that IL
he wished to become a timer the master
smith would require him to prove the pos
session of a good character and would re-
uuire him to promise to stay in the shop
three years-possibly four-and would,
make him sweep out and bring water and
build fires all the first year, and let him
learn to black stoves in the intervals. II
he wanted to become q mechanic Of
any other kind, he would have to
undergo the same tedious, il-paid appren-
ticeship. If he wanted to become lawyer
or a doctor, he would have fifty times
worse, for he would get nothing at all dur
ing his long apprenticeship, and in add
ton would have to pay large sum for tu-
itioR and have the privilege Of boarding
and clothing himself The literary as
pirant knows all this, and yet he has the
hardihood to present himself for reception
into the literary guild and ask to share its
high honOrs and emoluments without u
single twelvemonths apprenticeship to
show in excuse for his presumption.
He would smile pleasantly if he were
asked even to make so simple q thing as q
i0-cent tin dipper without previous in
struction in the art; but, all green and IL
norant, Wordy, pompously assertiyc, an
grammatical. and with vague, distorted
knowledge Of mea and the Wsgld, &C
quired in a back country village, he viii
serenely take mp SO dangerous q weapon
rs pen and attack the most formidable
subject that finance, commerce. war or
politics can furnish him Withal. 1t would
pe laughable il it were rot so sad and so
pitiable. The poor fellow would not in
trude upon the tin-shop without an OPP
premiership, but is willing to seize and
wicld with Impractical hand an instru-
ment which is able to overthrow dynaS-
ties, change religions and decree the veal
CT woe of nations-Mark Twain.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-03
Russian Languages on The Eyre.gritcrs

Russian Languages on The Tyrawritcrs.
The Russian is the most GiGicUlt Of the
languages row represented ca the type
writer's There are tlir,y-cigEt letters,
bat the punctuation, accents and other
characters necessary bring the number on
the Keyboard mp to ninety. Next 10 that
is the Bohemian, which is = crooked
thing, because one must frequently strike
TWO keys 10 produce a charGcJcn. There
are thirty primary characters, and eighty
six required in al, The American key
boarJ, has twenty-siX primary characters
and scventy-siX in ali-Nan Francisco
ArgOuaut.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-03

P. v. HEAL9.
N. F. kiEDERLANOER.
ANGLO AMERICAN co.
{. H. DEVORE 4 co.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-03
Comanehe, Comanohe County, Kansas.

city junction with Big Bluff and
plated this Only three miles IRON
the
Valley hundreds fine FARMS under ctl-
floor No
buildings going Write for full
the
CONGANCEE TOWN COMPANY,
KtOMa,
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-03
One Wy To stnr,le seciet,..

4 charming woman. who has decided
it is best she should live apart from her
apparently mappy,ci&tiye husband. star
tlesi society short time AGO ly inviting 4
number Of her former fashionable friends
TO call al her house on = certain day TO
purchase her littlc-1sol 1inIry. They
called Of course, and silks, laccs and
Jewels were sold 'hcloU tbs cost cf I'M
nort9iion. N. y. Mail and Express.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-03

DR.. Marshall. the evangelist, m OHIO
man. c..-sol.]icr and cX-dent!sl- who Is
now laboIing for the ey22gelzation q
Denver, says he regards the Pacific coast
as the worst part Of the country, ard that
in that section on exceedingly rare tElnS
to find Is q native young nlan who Is q
Christian -Inter-O Ocean.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-03

The first cemetery located 1T Newton,
Kan, IS known throughout that locality
as '.Eoot Hi, on account Of the large
number Of persons who were buried there
with their boots On in the wild and carly
days.-CllicGco Herald.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-03
,sracli.cs in tho rnItcd states.

The Hebrews, who form such public
spirited and wealtily class in every city,
number less than $4,000 il the United
States. Most people IL making guess
would say z million or two.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-03
4 Hich-Priced Spanish Fiddler.

Before leaving London, Sarasate, the
Spanish yioliaist, refused 500 which was
offered him TO accompany Patti III sin
gle song at her last concert before her
marriage. lie demanded 81, 0)3.-Chicago
Times
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-03

The prominent hotels and restaurants OF
Paris sell their broken meat to contrac-
tors. who arec allied Jewellers" Some OF
these contractors have made fortunes in
the husineS s-Phiiadrlphia Gail.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-03

In the Freshman class at Yale college
there are thirty negro students
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-03

Leopold Won Ran}Ie had Q library con-
tainlng &c, coo Volumes.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-03
125 LOTS LEFT 125
SPECIAL, ADVANTAGES

OF to which the attention seeking investments
is directed:
FRST-The land higher than any part of the City on the
east side by at least IS feet and the entire drainage to
the Big Arkansas River:
SECOND Garfield University, the State Christian College
building which, when completed, Will cost over SIooOoO
lies immediately south of the addition.
THlRD--Ihe Catholic society are building college i'm
mediaey west of this addition, the cost Of which will be
100000 and this plant is to be added 10 from year TO
year.
F0URTH.--The Missouri Pacific R. r. will in shor tine
place shops on the addition and depot Of c. and TT
Scott R. R. viii be placed this addition inside OF ~ days
FFTHThe new Fifth Ward School building completed the cost
Of which is $4,000.
SXTHThe street cars reach this addition, making only 10
minutes time from west side TO corner Of an and douglas ave
SEVEHTHThe fair ground lies Immediately north Of the addition
LhSTLYThe addition booming ITSELF and the facts prove H.
The west side Of the river top XII other additions are beng
hostered up by PURE WIND WINDY WIND The investments on
the west side are booming tie addition.