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ary creations which seem bound % have life
snd are not to be kept out Of existence bv
any obstacles IL was the first sto~v in
Hoosier dialect svrr published. and at once
took that firm hold Of the public which any
forceful writing IN an unhackneyed field IS
sure 20 10 II vas an exposition OF q tvpe OF
humanity utterly unknown % literature and
unfamiliar 70 any one who had no. Travelled
IL southern Indiana. Illinois ard North Caro-
lna.
s-It made some weak n7i nded westerners
furious said Dr. Egglsstou. when talking
With ne about the book. They considered
thsnscives inSul'ed by my Hoosier portraits
The cultivated people. however, generally
recognise the truth Of the pictures without
feeling that they are injured because they
i've ia the sarls state which holds the Means
family. I ike Indiana too well 70 ulIsTepre-
sent it described some of the people Of a
certain class exactly as I found them. but
they are not typical of Indiana society any
r,ore than the people Of Baxter street ara
fair Representatives CT tie metropolis
Yea have lived IN Indiana, have you
notr
"Yes; spent tee greater part OF my
youth there. though was born in OHIO
Since the aschoolu,afs" was written Hoo
Eer iii .lsct hzs been made known 20 the
world In rhyms aud story. and Hoosicr
character n the hess as veil a. the worst
xrads depicted By pens ~ abe. IL not ss IA
-nous. ~ that q Or. EzSieston-
Re hi-uself admits that tss book Lacks
rrany II the gT2dstions ~ movement sup
posed e. Ss indispensable - artistic f1siou.
re thiBks there are splendid fields for fiction
in this courtry YET untourhcd. and hs ven
ssrs why soTae of err veil known writers
crrtinus 20 work over stale material when
there IS sn abundance 81 fresh aud oslightful
matter wsitiag for The literary potters
bauos.
WHY be ssys. even tb- Indian hss
never bad natural treatment a. 4 roalancers
san6s-snd he fss fglire II striking inter
- By reason ~ his Individuality as vel as
h.s cart "a factor IN history. 1be Fsni-
more Cooper fndian. thougl = great rEnbel-
hsnnant 60 4 story. rsTsr existed outside cf
tns Coorer brain7
Thssi he told hcw vel known snthcr
waut vsst sc the sEs ~ i5 with sd long-
ing ia sis saul - frd the Coouer Indian. fall
down sui worship hiHa ard eleave . him
f'rvv-r Hs icurrcTei. single handed and
s'one. - tue Pacific slore Ter no ether pur-
rcze he is nov a. sls,sriv nan sud is sri
hnnprx far hirn. withCnt sscr~SS Bot -
roruss~i to d5steiisre "a hns. Hs as Tiers
euxht - be - u,aguidcent beng. svsa Il
be las bot 80 been f0UDd
These skstckes cf cotcriai bistrrT I'll -
r.aoiisned In volumes nader "a titie His-
cry of IAfs in lila Unitei Stsess. L s said
shzt 40 ofher annslss - the calonisi rsriod
ras rresens as bearer 60 ~ habits. social
asa-. ana raj. ersenf5.i. fsrui' 81 Efs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

CHICAGO avEsT kfCHIGAT-AfI TRAINS
J arrive st and depsr from mon Depot
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piano, DlmenIt 70 Tune.

In tuning pianos find most Of them easy
70 nut 10 good shape but there are some very
dialcult 10 tune Tho reason Of this IS the
Improper ratio in the length Of the strings,
which. to give perfect harmony, must have a
regularity Of length and thickness. rms Is
especially required in the sharpS remember
a peculiarly striking instance, which WIZ
show why some pianos always sound IKE Tin
mans. Tho frm was with had brought INTO
the house an old piano One afternoon not
having anything TO do, tuned It, After l
had put every uote into tho proper pitch, |
found that the harmony had gone to pot ana
I could not get a decent tune out OF the Keys
Then had to tune it all over for harmony,
and let individual notes take caro- OF them
selves. The next afternoon the other tuner
for tho house, without thinking about the
harmony. struck a few notes on tho piano
and found tho strings out OF tune, Just as
had done. he started in to put the instru-
meut into shape. Hethen found the harmony
lacking. and had to tune the old thing over
ayain. The ratio Of length Of the suingi
had not been preserved in the manufacture
Many Of the cheap pianos Of tue present day
are detective in this respect, and viii never
remain long IN tune. n. A. Nichaus N Globe
Democrat.
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ua Modified III, Petition.

have lately heard Of an old minister who
had retired from active service, but VINO
still retained his seat in his former pulpit
While candidates were preaching there. lie
always offered the closing prayer, ana after
asking the Lord 20 bless his servant VINO nau
broken the bread ot lie TO bis people that
dav was accustomed to add, "and may he
shine as a star Of the first magnitude forever
and ever But it happened one Sunday that
a very dull and ordinary preacher occupied
the pulpit, and the good old minister was
uuutterably bored. When it was time for
the PRAYER be offered the usual petition that
the Lord would bless his servant who had aa-
dressed the people that day, and-here he
paused His faith was not strong enough 70
allow him to conclude the sentence ID tue
customary way; so the conscientious old man
added firmly, "And may be shine as star OF
considerable magnitude forever and ever -
Boston Transcript.
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The Mad Rush for Pleasure.

Only recently have we heard Or. Richard
SONS emphatic warning that whatever
ouickens the action Of the heart beyond It's
natural speed Subtracts from that iuhd OF
stored vitality which alone can tide us over
the crises OF life. And undoubtedly the mad
rush for so called pleasure IS not only re-
,ponsible for shortened lives; it breeds disap
nointment as well as disease. The pursuit Of
happiness has set its weary seal on many q
face one meets. Now and then, however, the
fortunate possessor Of an independent mind
sturdily refuses to take his pleasures either
nadly on sadly. He makes money to live
rather than lives 70 make money. His friends
are chosen for tho delightful quid pro quo o.
congenisl tastes; not upon a carefully al
justed scale Of society values. .--London G.cbe
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the original motion lost by vote OF ayes

the original motion lost by vote OF ayes
10, noes IL.
President Campbell stated that the ioi,
lowing Committee on ShOckOe Creek had
been appointed Messrs Higgins, Court
nqy. J. IL Carter and Peasants.
MAYO's BRIDGE.
The following resolution looking to the
purchase Of Msyo's bridge by Richmond
and Manchester was adopted
"Resolved by the Common Council
(the Board of Aldermen concurringh
That the Board o. Public Interests be re-
auired to look into the expedIency OF pur'
chasing the property known as Mayo ;
bridge, the cost, and whether the city OF
Manchester will assist the city OF hich'
mond In this matter"
Adjourned at 1918.
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Tho pel.arte System.

Tho Delsarte system IS too comprehensive
70 be incorporated in an article OF TINS KIND
INT It uses no chemical appliances IN us oe
velopneut. Ii is founded On the Feciproc.i
relation OF body, mind and soul, and us ann
ia tho thorough subjugation OF muscular lls'
sue to mental discipline. To accomplish tl's
the pupil is taught by various mechanical
exercises to take the will entirely out ol
voluntary muscles, TO dislocate members a1
will as if they were dead. This requires
mucb more practice than one realizes pu''
once accomplished in limb ana bead, lhers
has been attained perfect freedom OF every
mart of the body from all stiffness, ana also
not only a beautiful suppleness and he4l-
bilitv of muscle, but marked development as
roll' The motions used are exceedingly
simple and belong to what are called tno
,.freeing exercises among which arc ln'
cluded the following motions, together with
many more: Drop the hand llfelessly al tnc
wrist and with the muscles OF the arm snake
and toss il at will as If 1t were broken OH a'
the wrist aud hung only by string; drop
tho arm in the same lifeless manner ana win
tbe body throw it about in every direction
drop the head, let IL turn with the muscles
Of the neck about on the trunk; stand on
hassock, cut one limb or at the hip and let II
swiue without tho use OF its own muscles
and 50 on until you have learned to take the
will out of every member, feat requiring
much practice
Then comes the second step in the process
"the controlling exercise The pupil u
taught lust what muscles should be used II
certain acts aud to express certain emotions
and the plastic muscles are readily 'nhuenceS
by the controlling mind. All these mechan
ical exercises become In time unconscious,
applied, the mind from within permeates th'
remotest tissue, and the traiued disciplined
muscle responds in Skilled and swift oDedl
ence 10 its dictates. Tho most beautiful e1
hibition Of Delsartian principles may DO seer
10 Mary Andersons Galatea as she quickeni
into life and animation. Tho first percep
tIbls m thrill is at the chest; 1t guiysFs Up 7
ts the shoulders, glows in the face. atirs In .l'
srms sru last Of ali; she speaks, and tho marys
h wrought. York Sum-
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Tho Effect of Grass Diet.

ANY horse should have a rest Of few days
when first turned to grass, but after it has
become used T. tho new diet 1t may b. worked
carefully It should bo driven slowly, for It
Nill heat up rapidly, aud as 1t cannot get
rid Of the water in its system by evaporation
fast enough Il will sweat profusely. IL it did
not il would die. The horse fed grain, and
full Of fever and congestion, has no water in
its body, comparatively, and of course it can
stand hard usage. The truth Is, cows and ali
animals would freeze In winter If they were
in the Same physical condition they are In
summer-when fed on grass, While this -
tue it is nevertheless necessity that az
animals should have this renewal, which the
succulent foods Of the summer bring about
50 well. The city man who cannot spare hiS
team wisely buys bunches Of clover or green
rye for his horses, which act.as an an'idote 70
remove fever and helps little New YORK
Graphic
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LOCAL NOTES.

Mr. Charles II. Read. Jr.. the prominent ar
chitect of Washington city, * in the clty us
lting his friends. lie called at the liNES
Office yesterday
The Spanish steamship ruertoriquiuo, Juan
Mastorell. master. entered at the custom
House yesterday 10 al cotton at west folN'
fOr Liverpool.
General and Mrs. PeytOn wise leave Tor
New York to morrow. and viii smi Tor Europe
ON saturday. They have the best "lahSa 81
their legion Of friends TOR ii pleasant anu nc
ightful trip.
The sscrci,ry of the Powhatan Club, whose
charter. granted bg Judge Wexford, was rS
ported i'm the TINs on sunday i r ID
urymes-nOt 4. Is. Guigen.
Among tho marriage Licenses gianted ~
washington yestor'ay wes one to Dcll.h =
MYERS Of Richmond, Va. ana Lst-ile sadier o'
Cent ALA, Va.
Yesterday afternoon about , o'clock the
wagon driven by Mr NeurOhr was run INTO pl
Electric car No 20. Ben Lranan, motor n9n iill
and Jas MOrriss s. Conduct II, corner OIal
and sixth streets. One Of the front wheel
ana the shafts were broken. aud Nc. Neugoin
was draggoi snme distance ana palhlu4ll
bruised but not ser!Ousl
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WALL STREET BEARIsH.
~ Inv GouId Expresses an Opinion

t.v Gould Expresses an Opinion.
Nrw YORK. December 3.-Ihe com
05rcid A4.ertiSr says Wall street war
I'm ,hc embrace Of the bears tAls morn
ing. Since Friday there has oeen ld tenu'
ency TO weakness Ia the naIhol, "oa us
nurnt upon rumoTs that the ploPosoo
Railroad Trust was meeting opPosI1ion
from some OF the very ROADS thal weie
srnnosed 10 be the most tayofably ahec'-
eb by The arrangement. The scheme WSs wa,
believed to be OF Jay uoulu
inveniion. aud so suspicious art
many railroad men OF Dir. doulo
and his plans that the mere intima'lon
that be is sponsor for any arrange
ment Is sufficient 10 arouse bitter sh'Ago'
nism. Il was known as fact yeslerua.
tbatAhe trust was failue. The chicae' >
Burlington & Quincy, the Chlcago
Alton and the Northwest were the thie'
g,sst lines that refused 10 entertain Inc
oronosltion. and their refusal and oppO'
sition knocked the bottom out OF IA
whole elaborate structure Mr. uou
Wsll.street organ printed an intervi- "
yirb him. which attracted much alien
/ ion and heiped the bear side. In me In
teryiew Mr. Gould denies most empns,i'
csllv that he is bear, and says My
money Is invested In the prop
critics manage, and in this Ie'
speci my position is different from from
nat Of most of my neighbors. They
manage railroads --other people own
them My income depends largely Cd
,he ioterest and dividends which Sc
euri,ies held by me yield. and cannot ,.
get either ppless they are earned by my
properties 81 am willing
"A anyious 10 enter into any arrange
msnt n" that will give railroads payin.
i,as M have seen In the newspapers
tsst M the plsn recently agreed to by some
of the roads was mine. !! was nos'
another and wholly different ohe'
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Fatal Railway Collision.

WHKEsnARRE, PA, December B Two
freight trains travelling In opposite di
recuons on the New Jersey Central Rail
road collided with great iOrce al colo
mans Gap this morning Both tremen
were killed, one Of the engineers was
fatally scalded ana the otner seriously
injured. The engineer of the south
bound freight is charged with disobeying
ordors. which was the cause OF the acct
dent. He received orders from the ope-
rator al PcncbsCoi moi 10 pass Soloman :
Gap until he received orders. Instead u
stopping at the station he dashed by and
was met c shoit distance on by the other
train. About forty freight cars were
wrecked and all traffic is stopped.
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The new craze il the fir pillow, consist
ing of an unbleached cotton bag filled with
the twigs of the fire tree. The pillow
case il of linen, canvas, satin or plush,
according to the taste and pocket OF the
maker, and upon the surface ia embroid-
cred a likeness Of the fir itself, or some
emblematic motto such as give me OF
thy balm, o fir tree" The pillows have
a soothing effect on the nervous sleeper,
giving sweet aud dreamless slnmbers as
If by magic. -.
These pillows are given away with
each cake Balsam Fir Soap, at 4SS last
Broad. corner Fifth. T A. MILLER
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lie Never interfere, In National Politics.

lie Never Inicrferes In NATIONAL foiitics.
BosroE, Mass, December 3.-ln iein'
tation OF the cablegrsms published a lew
days ago as coming from Rome, stating
That Cardinal Gibbons was Instructed to
congratulate General Harrison on his
election on the ground that Catholic In
terests In America would be sale under
his administration, special cable, un.
der date OF Decemb,r 2d, received
by the Boston P.lot, says: The Vatican
to-day firmly denies the report relating
10 General lIarrison's election. The re-
port as reproduced here produced a
painful impression. The Vatican denies
II, and declares that the Pope never in'
terleres ia national politics.
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WAsu1NeToN, d. C., December S-On
motion of Solicitor General jerks the
supreme Court of Massachusetts wa
informed Of the action OF the Suprem,e
Tonrt Of the United States in the Bel
,elephone case The Bell case was re
mabded by the late decision OF the 81,
irene Court to the Supreme Court ol
Isssschusetls. This action Of the GOV
ernment will advance the hearing OF th'
peii csse before the Massachusetts Su
nreme Court three months.
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Newsnaner Monthly Issues.

There Is some talk--not Of O very definite
kind as yet--of some Of the great newspaper
establishments turning part Of their SUR
plus energy and capscitiesin the direction
Of monthly issues Of literary and popular
character, and as the boundary between the
blanket Sheet newspaper and the magazine
u continually narrowing, the existence OF
this trade goasip = not surprisN Current
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II you want to live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down too low
In "My Sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For nothing In this market into favor
has so grown
As these fine brands OF Cararettes OF Car
roll IL Greensboro.
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sueces.ruI attempt at Suicide.

NoRFo *, Va, Defender ST. a
Warren, a clerk in the Norfolk q Vest
elm Railroad tilices here, attempted TO
commit suicide in the 81. James Hotel
tnis morning. lie drew a istol from
mis- pocket while sitting In the lobby,
placed the muzzle above his heart and
fired The ball passed through his body
and lodged in the ceiling. lie cannot
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BRIEF TELEGR ANS.

wAsnIsaron, d. c., Dec. 3:-The
Court OF Claims to-day decided that
Colonel John 4. Mosby Is entitled 10 .
refund OF about $l4 900 from Wv. .00O OF
ficIsps fees which be collected and tprneu
over 70 the Government while v'os
Consul q Hong Kong.
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T ry my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.

The Exposition Medal Tor PIANOS anu
Organs
Was given us and Is now on exhibition
in our window. We are the only music
men who secured the BLUE Ribbon
MANLY B. RAMOS K Co,
Main street, next to corner Ninth.
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If you want to live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down too 10"
In "My Sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For rothing in this market into favor
has so rrown
As these line brands Of cigarettes OF Car
roll 4 Greenstone.
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Ask your druggist for Browns Bron-
chial Basam. Unexceled as remedy
for coughs, colds. bronchitis and all sffec-
tions OF the throat and lungs. Trade
supplied by G.. W. Latlmer. druggist, 500
West Marshall street, Richmond. Va.
Telephone 67
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A letter. note or parcel, from thimble
OF a love-let,er 10 Saratoga trunk, a
lady's dress or live poodle, taken 10
any part of the city by Bowman's Parcel
Express, No. NortL Eighth street. W
Deilie Sutherland, proprietor. Phone -
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waensr's Tasteiess Cod Liver OIL Mmui-
sion with Hypophosphites.

Ia agreeable and pleasant to the taste,
without that fshy odor OF rancid nau'
seous flavor. II coniains the best three.
ish brandy Lofoten Norwegian Cod
Liver Oh, iu perfect and unchanged con
dition, and on trial will be found tar sa
perior In all respects 10 any preparation
OF the kind. Itisalways fresh and sWee
and Ia readily taken by the tenderest In
fant or most delicate Invalid. Prepared
and sold wholesale or Iesail By L. Was
ner, Dsuggist, Sixth and Broad street,
Richmond, va. Pint bottles, el'09 hsl
pints, 10 ceptA
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Inst received, q stock OF Balsam Fir m
Soap. 35c. per cske, ana ps'ssm ".hs a.
Pillow given away with eacn CAKE, =, ~
nroad Street Pharmacy. lSS z. b5oso o'''
= D'v 'rnsr Fifth. T. A. MILLER, Propr'
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Tea and coffee drinkers and those who
are fond of good bread should read sd'
yertisement OF Great Atlantic aud Pacl
ac Tea Co. ]. C. BOWMAN, Manager
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Ahead and Keeping So

IN curing Coughs. Colds, Group, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis and all Throat and
Lung troubles We refer to DR.. Davids
Cough Syrup of Pure Pine Tar, Hore-
hound and Wild Cherry.
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X ATJFM A MN &CO.,
413 East Broad.
2i@
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
VOUR RENT WILL BUY Al
HOMIE.
OUR INsTALxENT PLAN
Is FAR BETTER AND LESS EXTENSIVE
THAN BUILDING FUNDS.
TITLE GUARANTEED OR MONEY
REFUNDED.


$40 PER MONTH
ard 400 cash. TSo-sTohY BRICK DWELL
40: four rooms, Church street--rents Tor -
sl2.60 PER MONTH
and sIoO cash, rwo-sTOhY Bricks three
rooms, Iwent y-nlrth near Leigh street-roeO
Tor se per month.
sl5 PER MONTH
and ESQ cash TwO-sTOaY BRICK, Canal
uosr Jefferson street-fents Tor tl3~t0 pou
mouth.
$3.50 PER MONTH
end 500 cssh, Nav TWO STORY BRICK: SIX
rooms. second street near Charity strSet-
rents tor Sl2. o per month
$50 PER MONTH
and $3.50 cash, TwO-,TOaY BRICK: d1
rooms, arg near Adams street-rcnts tor vle
per month.
$50 PER MONTH
and $3.50 cash, TWO STORY BRICK; Ross
near :. ago street; six rooms-rcnts Tor sl5 Pc
month.
$50 PER MONTH
and ssOO cs.h, Tw0-sTORY BRICK: foux
rooms, nice lot, West Asshall stlcet-Jsu0
for els pee month
S25 PER MONTH
and 80 cash, TwO-sToRY AND BASE
MsN1 BhICk. Cary street near Heividct0
street; eight roons-rents for SIS per montn.
$50 PER MONTH
and $500 cash, choice of BRICK BoUsr.
Wes Gary street noar Liauen strtet. aud two
BRICK HOUSES on sxhth sts cot Ter Lo1Gh
stleet-rent Tor S2V. $2s aud so per mobth.
j. THOMPSON BR0wN CO.. .
5de4 lw :Il3 Main stross
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that DR.. Dayid's Cough Syrup is the very
best cure for Coughs, Colds, Group.
Bronchitis, and Consumption. Price,
% cents bottle--dye bottles for dol.
lar.
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aEATH.-Dle1. on spn4qay I.y' ~. N e 1ueaJh
.r.nsr %. az newark, \. j., g. H. W
t..rber Of Nrs Z. H. Hawes
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.yurs~s~=-1s,o.oo 30. COO nuby,

~s \ $4,000 Hus ,v K,no
<aSs rare ruby once psessnstsSa ssontsz' ~ n, and
= 1S[. az Bavaria to Lola s.o< nasa,<v II
xSn"d At 30, ,0oQ b now tns y pfyIiift2p ifo2pis Il
X@. ). B. Hseein, wife of the osH'S
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WAITED TO SELL 4 NEW
W 't--.-r sevlnr Machine Price Ohiy
- caiisf il.j North fourth street ana '-o d.
.ie5-a -
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Have you tried my SWEETHEART sIs
sTelels. sEszs
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
ue ouo below a the many
BARGAINS Awaiting You Here.

o oil ~ good quality unimued that we sold for u ns
0 quality with cord aud ooop 'ha' W
Will be 40
ltesqu ALPINE WI" "' " -
ourpcefor
for will be ss cents
HATS reduced 70 oo
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COM MON COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting of the
Lower House of the
Legislature.
ORDINANCES AND COMMITTEE RE
CONCENTRATIONS CONSIDERED.
General News In and About the City.

President Campbell called the Com
mon Councilio order last night and the
following members were present Camp
bell (President) Anderson, Bodeker
Brauer, L. X. Carter, J. w. Carter, Chris
tian, Courtney, Curtis, Glover, Grimes
Gum, Hayes, Higgins, Hunt, Joynes
Mann, Mitchell, Mussen, Phillips, Plesa'
ants, Steel, Stratton, j. w White.
RoyslWhiteW. l. White and Wingheld
The session was a very engthy one
although there was no unusual quantity
Of business TO be heard Of.
The first business in order after the
roll call was the reports from different
standing committees as follows:
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IrrAKTED-A SITUATION Az
w eoachman with any family having
= ,s,ss fea,E. LyeT5 fIlrni-hed ana iee"in-
JreDdatiohs' 1sSSs%.s JEHD.
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Of the above too large ior this season ns ess y TO nut
rather sell and repent n Ts not ordinary
MENIs This and expressly for US OF whcn "" ''p"
besr tyarsty o te found In the ''S'
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tNTANTFD Two YOUNG MIN
M - -. -. ,,.,. ,o,,ros and board at reason
~ So ~ No gl8 East Marshall street; g
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1KyAYTED TO BUY-TW0o o,..l'dtS CDplEs
w "A she DAILY JtMks of az /" "s1',SsIsif socIsif
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