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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
Munfcipal Notes.

A petition for the REMEMBERING of Ala
bama street. from Tenth to Fourteenth
street. was granted.
A petition for the extension of water
mains on Orange avenue, from State to
Ounce street. was filed with other petit
? tions of q similar nature.
A complaint was received from Conrad
Bell that tae asphalt on Ohio street at the
east end is bursting in every direction. IL
was referred to the city engineer.
Salisbury s. Stanley presented q request
to the board asking IL to rent TO them the
vacant lot between Noble. Liberty. New
York and Vermont streets for the purpose
of q lumber yard. There was no action
taken on it.
The board addressed o communication to
the Board of Public Safety asking 1T to de-
tail q patrolman for duty at Garfield Park
sunday afternoons during the summer sea-
son. The present park custodian Is unable
to handle the crowds that gather.
A complaint from Julius Metzker about
the condition of Miami street, between
Preston and Highland streets, caused the
board to instruct the city engineer to in
vestigate Its condition and to prepare
papers for Its grading and graveling if
necessary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18

The Board Of Public Works ordered the
city engineer to at once fix the drainage of
Alabama street at Seventh so that the
pool of water there would be run off. The
complaint came to the board through the
Board of Health saying that the pool ex-
tended nearly the entire len 18th OF tho
square south of Seventh street. and that
there were already five cases Of %diphtheria
fronting on it. and one death. The trouble
is occasioned by the grade of Seventh
street. where there 10 an Asphalt pavement,
street. The engineer will cut out q strip
of the asphalt and place q wooden culvert
through it until the sewer now in process
of construction on Alabama street shall
have been finished.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
Merchant, Pol,c. ard safety Board.

Yesterday Captain Thomas. of the Mer-
chant police force. sent in to the Board of
Safety the names of John Elliott. Nelson
Daubenspeck and Thomas Kingsberry as
the persons to comprise the committee on
Investigation and arbitration. 1t was re-
ceived and filed by the board. This COM
mittee is identical in its powers and duties
with the one appointed by the Board of
Safety at the time it endeavored to gain
control of the Merchant police force and
make it a partisan body and did not sue
ceed. As it stands now there are two COM
mittees. and it Is u question as to what the
board will do when q question arises that
will need a decision from this two-headed
annrarn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
Board of ssfety.s Routine.

The Board OF Public Safety held q meet
ing yesterday morning at which nothing
but routine business was transacted. Ona
motion by COMMISSIONS Sullivan the
board adopted resolution allowing patrol
men Leonard Crane and Adolph Asch to &C
cept the reward of $40 each which was
granted to them by the federal authorities
for services rendered in capturing the coun-
terfeiter John Walker. A copy of the reso-
lutlons was sent to each of the men. Crane
and Asch are two OF the best men on the
force. The latter was formerly in the de-
tective department.. and while there was
credited with doing some clever work.
John L. Carr handed his r%esianation to the
board to occur at once. He is q member of
the ire force and leaves II TO 60 into the
grocery business. Matthew Rogers was
appointed in his place. Both men are DEM
OcTats.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18

Deputy Auditor of State flaming yester-
day prepared q letter TO county tressurers.
calling their attention to the fact that
under the new fee and salary law those
who are operating under its provisions
have no right to make any charge of fee
for collecting current or DELINQUENT taxes.
This applies only TO treaeurers who were
elected after the provisions of the fee and
salary law went into effect in it's aDplica-
tion TO freasurers. Treasurer Bsekus, hav-
ing been elected before this time. is not
subject TO this law and will add the penalty
fee for collections nat the same.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18

G. A. Bookwalter was again before the
board in the matter of the improvement of
North Illinois street. from Fall creek TO
Twenty.sixth street. His request was that
the roadway be graded and graveled and
the walks cemented. 1t was granted, with
the RECEPTION of the laying of the walks
from the creek to Twentieth street. where a
deep fill Will have to be made in the near
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
Tru.t Company,s Office.

The Indiana Trust Company has rented
the room at No. % South Meridisn street,
the one formerly occupied by the Capitol
National Bank. and will refurnish and
move into 1t. The company expects to be
ready for business about the 1st of May.
Its affairs are prospecting in an unprece-
denied manner, the subscriptions to date
being sS72. 600. and It's promoters OK poet to
reach the million mark soon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
Granted Police Powers

Police powers were granted TO the follow
ing men by the Board of Public Safety:
Patrick Kelly. for the Sisters of the Good
Shepherd and the Hebrew cemetery; S. B.
Campbell. for the Indianapolis brush
works. Charles f t'aussett. for the Indian
apolis Incandeecent Light and Power Com
pany: William III. McCool. for the Indiana
Bicycle Company. n Andrew Beck. for
the L. III. * /. freight depot and yards.
The claim of Oscar Adams for $3.50. for
damage caused to his buggy by q collision
with the patrol wagon. was granted, and
maid.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18

afternoon. directors for the following year
were elected as follows: Merrick +. VIM
ton. NJ. b. Wilson. Albert Lieber. Horace
7. Bennett, William Fortune. j.. X. Lilly.
Bement Lyman. Nathan Morris, w. q.
Berterman and Charles (. Coffin. The d.
rectors will meet on Saturday afternoon.
at 4 O'CLOCK, to elect officers and q X steps
towards putting the enterprise In working
order without delay.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
Selling Old Lamp Posts

The board received an order from the
town board of Sheridan. Ind. for seventy
five lamp posts and lamps at S6. so each. the
price made il by the local board. They
will be sent although the board found that
nearly all of it's lamps have no glass in, and
are in O demoralized condition.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18

Another of ex-City Attorney Bailey's lit
tie failures to connect with some work
asked of him when doing the city's legal
work came TO light yesterday when At
torney II. j. Milligan appeared before the
Board of Public Works in reference to Sc
curing the improvement of Pendleton ave.
nue.. There has been q controversy be-
tween the city and the Big Four railroad as
Milligan said that Mr.. Bailey had been
asked to rende an opinion ON il, and had
not done so. The board, at his request,
Will ask an opinion of City Attorney Jones.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18

Joseph Winkler. d secondhand dealer ut
No. 1s5 Massachusetts avenue. suffered q
$500 loss by fire yesterday morning. The
origin of the flames is Unknown. There
was no insurance on his goods. The fire
department was called TO 70. 155 State
street last night by a sigh blaze on the
premises of Fred Prange. Loss estimated
as $50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
Christian Church Meeting

Rev. j. A. Carriston. editor of the Chris
tian Evangelist. conducted the meeting at
the new Christian Church at %Irvington
last night. speaking from Philippians. ili.
Is. His remarks we're listened to by 3 large
audience. Rev. Mr.. Lucas, OF the Central
Christian Church, was also present, and
addressed the congregation briefly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
Gravel Streets.

The board granted petitions for the grad
ing and crawling of the roadways and the
laying of walks of the following streets:
Hanna street, from Michigan to Campbell
street.
Bell street, from Michigan to Campbell street.
Campbell street, from Archer to Hanna
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
Had Made the Rounds.

w. A. Van Buren, called on the board yes
terday morning to ask for the flushing of q
sewer on Alabama street, near his resi-
dence. He came to the board as a last
resort. saying that he had been to the fire
chief, the city clerk. the city engineer. the
Board of Safety, and that he wanted to
know if this board would do any thing
for him. The board said that it would in
vestigate the matter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
sru.s Repair the street.

The Indianapolis Water Company was
instructed to properly repair the road way
of Arsenal avenue south from Washington
street. The present condition of the road is
caused by the laying of the company's
pipes. The Consumers Gas Trust Company
was included in the instructions
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
WI, N,ke m. stree, w,a.r

The board rescinded its order given to the
city engineer March 81 to prepare papers
for the grading and gravelling Of the road
way and the laying of brick walks on Ex-
celsior avenue. from Michigan street to
Clifford avenue. The action was taken for
lie reason thet the propesty-evnArs ds-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18

sire the street to be improved to q greater
width b thirty feet. which was ordered,
and are willing TO donate sufficient ground
for that purpose. The board will wait for
the receipt of these donations before fur
Their action is taken.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
Right of Way for a Sewer

b Board Of Works yesterday adopted
condemnatory proceedings for the right of
way for the main i~ntercepting sewer. from
the corner of Merrill street and Kentucky
avenue. to White river. The ground con-
demned Will be q strip twenty feet in
width. and will run through property
owned by the following persons: Bauer IL
Copper. 4. L. Montf6rt. Louisa Wright.
Enrich & Pauline and Balweg & Blizzard.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
Were Too Late.

Commissioners Hawkins and Sullivan, of
the Board of Public Safety. called on the
Board of Public Works yesterday to re-
quest that q couple of electric lights be
placed on Market street in front of the
markethouse. They were told that the
board had already placed all of the lights
hat its contract called for. and that moth
ing could be done unless the market people
were WILLING TO nav for them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18

A petition of property owners for a brick
sewer in Elm street. from Noble to Dillon
street. was granted, and the city engineer
was instructed to prepare the necessary
papers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
L. S. AYRES & co.
DECKER Bros
PIANOS.

The merits of their instruments
are so well known, their reputation
SO well established and their name so
long associated with the grandest
achievements Of the piano-maker's
art that it is unnecessary to urge
their claims for consideration upon
the musical world and public. We
carry a large stock Of the various
styles of Uprights and Grand Pianos
OF Decker Bros manufacture, and
request your consideration of their
merits before purchasing.
d. II. BALDWIN & CO.,
Nos. e5. 81 and 80 North Pennsylvania Street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18

Duninp's Celebrated Hats,
At Seaton's Hat btore, q North Pennsyl.
yan1a street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18

Commercial Club Restaurant.
At o meeting Of the stockholders of tho
Commercial Club restaurant yesterday
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
Efua Dyu0mjte.

We are agents for Etna Dynamite Fuse. etc, and
quote manufacturers prices. Write or send your
orders. None equal to the Etna." Also. agents
Buckeye Paint Co., Howe Scale Co., Grand Rapid
Freezer. The best and largest assortment Of Refrig-
orators in the State. Call before you buy. Hide
BRAND d FUGATE 80 South Meridian street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18

Fin. ChinA-EAssmsn. sshlsiehsr & Lee.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-09
|UR SERVICEABLE STOCK =:

distinctive in Style, Elegant Display admirable IN quality
and please safest stock buy from because
Ed quality is in it. 1t the best stock to buy from because
ICES uniformly low Try We sure to have the best
sure to give you
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-09
A Short Address TO Ladies. Re-
wa I'd

That $40 couch is still offered as
reward to the lady who will go
through our store and will write the
best descriptive article, true to the
fact. as often stated by US, we can
furnish your house from kitchen to
parlor. Please call at the store and
get full particulars and write your
article. Our store WAS never more
complete and our quality was never
better than at the present time.
Very truly yours, j. ". RIdGlNs,
Proprietor Waco Trading Co.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-09
Everybody is Going

To the sights at "Iorkopois this summer. and A
GOOD TRUNK of the necessary aduncts essential
to make such trip enjoyable. Well got the Thu NKS
coolies of them, fact considerable than know
what to do with and would very much like to Utilize the
room they occupy for other goods And right when
you in the notion Of investing
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-15

Seceiiionsfonpention bon lfiiliiippi
ieinen Sis finjumebmen. Gls Sberfts
lieutenant oes 10. Milfiiiippi Resis
mentes fdmpfte er cine j3eit lang In
ben Heiben Der &onfooerirten, perlieB
aber bann aus @elunobeitsridi1ten
ben aftipeH Dienft nrb tpurbe als Som.
miiidr na6 8uBlano seidiGt. Wa9
g6tab bes arleoes nabm er feline
yebrtbdti0feit in MiiffTppt ipleber anf.
Nod jpel Wsat tpurbe Ct III Bet Ror.
ores 9etpdtlt, bana 1875 In bet Wun.
6~esIetat. ltnter grafbsnt Glepelanb
mar Ct Seiretdr btS Snnera nrb 1883
erfotate ieias Gsneanane gum gunbes.
Oberrifter.
Suffice 0amar mar cline rpoblbstannte
unb bellebte peribnltdtstt I'M Geiell.
faaftsleben ber Dunbesbauptftabt.
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iDren Wilfomm.A Nn oen Wisconiin<
gebaube miro Die gauge 8ilobausrarbeit
BON Srauen gotham.
Ser leitenbe @eiit off bieies Srauens
pettbeDerbS lit 5ran Softer Balmer,
Die 8rdiibeuttn Der 6rauen.3 eltausifels
lungsbeb0roe. Shrem Gopfe entlprans
gen Soee uao Nnresuns Der Srauen>
ausiteaung. Sie reiite mud europa,
I'm bortise 9reile fir lire Pldne su
intereiiiren uuo fanb baielbit Elm berefte
ipilliseS @..tsesenfommeu. Deutlde
unb en9lilhe Srauen rei6ten ibr Dor
anoeren Die 9anb gum 8un6e, un6 ielbit
bic Snfantin BON Spanien bat pers
lproben, m~it3ubelfen un6 Sur Mus,
itellnng mad Chicago 3n tomnlelt. Son
Gnglatlb erfuartet man bte grobe beraenss
siitige aabD Garrett CARTE, beren pbilans
tropiIbes Bemiiben Inn bic 6ebuns Der
Mrmen SrlanbS tpeltbefannf lit. Gle
lpirb fit bic ansftelluns eines iri1dem
Dorfss Gorge traset, nebft Yeralt<
i9auliduns Der oaiefbft betmiiden Sns
ouftrte.
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0emtiA Gngliide gdmlc,
Ban NntOatD, 9eraa.

can @ntoniD, 9eras.
Anertannt tii9tige 2ebranitalt fir 8naber
unb Mdbten ; ieit breibis Sabren in rege.
Birfiamteit. 8prtreifiide 9ebrfrafte unite,
bewdbrter 9eituns. Der e,.sliiden SpraGe
tpirb, nie Der beutlden, bolle 8etnuus ge.
tragen. suberbem lnterridi i'm Gpanii6en.
@inieermaben borbereitete ShiIer finben ie.
ber3eit Aufnabme. Rdbere AuStunft ertb:Ilen
Serr S. @rooS, grdfibent bes 6hul gor.
fanbes unb % m. Barbed, DIRECTOR Der
Nnftalt. tnm-
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Grl. Cub gaabsu.
Grt. saIia eradsu.

SRI. Guib ganbtu. Grt. Sulia eradeu.
auf alien @ebisten menihliden S6af~
fens unb Mtiieus, tpobt ais einer Der
msrfDhrbisiten 3lse I'M @eianmtbilo
3u uersei9nsn.
9n erfter 9tnie pirb es natfrlih bic
aut~erifnniime Srau fein, fpelde bic guf,
mtrffamfeit Der Melt auf lire ielbittba,
tiSe Detbeilisuns an ben Werfen 6es
Grie6enS lenfen iptrb. Dat bod bel.
rabe ieter Gtaat Der unicn ieine
Srouen.W elta NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., berea
Wfit9lieber es uerltanben bobe,1, in benz
ibnen tuifebenben Wirfun8sfreiie eas
9ntereiie Der Grauen fur bas grobe
unternebmen 10 umfalfenS 5a foeden,
10 6ab jett GruuenbatIb uub Trauenbiru
iiberalI tbdtig fi16, nm aaf BEN Auss
ftellun8egrlnb Der Welt ben Betpeis su
lieferR, mas b~eut5ntaoe bic Erna fefbifs
itdroig 5i leiiten pernlag.
Da perocn !. %. bte Jrauen Stem
Oorfs cine ausitellnns bon o~enfpirbi.
gen @egenftdnoeu alter art aus ter
&olonialperio6e peranitalten t; oie6rauen
bon Des WtoineS, >Sn., lperben ibre
Sta6t In Wtiniatur In Blumen sur
Mnidanung bringen uno bic bon Siour
@ttg bereitel. cine ausgabe bes beriibms
ten 9ornpalaltes Dor.
am meiiteu befddftigt finb natiirlif
BIC Trauet Der @eltausitellunesftabt
iettit.
@hica9oer Bilobauerinnen firb nidt
i1ur In Der 9eritelluns allesoriidsr
Biloidulen in Sips uno 9tein fir bic
Grauenabtbeiluns tbdtig, lie arbeiten
aud an Der ausf6miiduns unb Ornas
msntirung bes Grauengebdu6es. 90
bot 5rduleir @nib 0anbel, cine bibi6e
Wriinette BON 21 Sabren, bic @arpo.
then gemeiself. fpelfe Die 2olonabe bes
Granensebduoes 3ieren ; CUR 3eit lit fie
on elmer aoloifal : 0isur bel6dftist,
ipelde Viftoria, bic Ste9ss80ttin, per-
finubilbli9en fol-. 6rdulein Sulia
1raden lit NIT Der 6%erlteuung BON lies
ben @ipSfignren fit oas StlinoissGe>
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Glectsie Rtffers.

Dtti,s 9~etlm'ttsI III 70 poblbefonnt unb 70 popular
sepprben, tab es faum nod beio berer Grrd snuns
bebaif 1ue, bic es temiIs sebrau6ten, ftmmea
nit en In ietn Sob. Gtue reinere Dlebtetn sisbt es
ut9t, une es wtrb @arantte geletlet, baS Ne Gnes
belt ale eetnen Der etber nnb tei Risreu. es ~entfernt
Gei4rrnre. &uSi6fas, 6alafub pnb aapere Tplsen
u%ureinen BIuies. 60 treitt fas Ralorid s Hieter
ielsft In ben bartnddisaen Sdaen. Gs eurtrt arpf.
fGmer err, Blutartrans naH hem arpfe unb Mis, are.
Ueriu9e has Electric Bitters. SeiIuns pirb ~sarSnftrt,
cher has @eIe surhGse5atlt. BretS per Elof6e so
Genis pnb 4 tn allen apctbeien. WbcIelale Sci
9bcIpb Dreib. 1bcmpfpn & 60.
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I 2sanoeseberri9ter lamar. I
Glue pediduoae belitiiae aarri,r..

Glue tueaieIuole bsIitii4e aarrisre.
Sn Deacon. Ga, no er BEL einem
Vreunoe gu Weiub peilte, lit Bunbess
oberrtfter Queius Quintus @incinnas
tus 0amar, i'm Nlter bon 60 Sabren,
siemlid unsrpartet am 9erbdlas ae,
ftorbem.
Suffice lamar fannie aus Butnam
60. So. Gr sraouirte am @morp
9olsge nnb lieB lid als juuser aop-s
fat In Wacon snisoer. Sp6ter oo,irte
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BREMEN
NEW-YoRK!
ueber 100000
finb nit ben Dampfern bes
Norooeuf(6en Slopo,
fider unb gut aber bas @teer beforSert tporben.
Sdnea 9ampfer Tabrt.
Surge Seeretfe
= 3tpiI9en =
Bremen nnS New York.

Bremen TIP fetr bequem fur Retfenbe selesen uns
ban . en- aus fam man tn 5ebr fur5er Get
S6wets errei9en. Dte Saneueampfer bes Rorp.
beuti6en eIopb iinb NIT beicnberer 9erhdt&ttsuns
Der 3wtf4euced8z g~dfastere unb spetter Gaihte . Gais
fastere aebaut, baben bcbe 0erbede, rorjhsli&e 0ens
ttIatton unb cine au8aeaet4nete NerpEesuna.
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er pdbrenb tinis
ger Sabre an Der
uniuerfitdt BON
Miiiifiippi Ma.
bematif nm
unrbe banlt IN
Die 3~egislatur ieis
9eimatbss
itaates semdblt.
SIN Sabre 1857
finben mir i'm im
9onsreB bod re-
ii9nirte er, trok
Wie6erm a bI,
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ampla, 0aImcr, ; @arteu lit Der

M wv
SommelplaB Der Seuti9en BON San
Nntollio nit ibren Gamilien. Die re-
%selmdbigen Mbenb : 6rei : aonaerte an
bier 4benben in Der Wo9e fine tets
sablrei6 beiu6t nnb erfreuen ii6 elmer
%a0gemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
nnb Wbisfeps unb ~aleaeit fellerfrif6es
8ier. fopie Die beften @igarren.
9ie H etauration liefert ale
Selifatefen Der Saiion. 4uffern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
Sdglid ausgesei6neter tparmer 2un9.
M sanb, @rbe unb Sizes gum Nufs
fiiaen BON 96fen, Seitenmegen &C faan
ieBt biQig abgebolt merben aug Der
Seller ausfda6tung bes Ieubaues BON
paulp & SielmaRn, 306 Oft Goms
MERGE : StraBe.
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Sir Tarmcr /!

Sie nSriumpb"s 8inbe>M aidine nit
Stablgeitea unb nit i9pinsenbem
8inber 1T bic bette Maidine UNI ale
Nrten bon @etreibe gu f9neiben, OBJ es
ftebe ober. liege, oh es fur5 ober lang,
grim ober troden 1T. gu baben bel
3ip8 & 6aQrmQt1t1.
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Wir babeu Elm e~lesantes aiortiment pUn
8aderidrdnfen, Office MDbelu. 3ulammealess
bare gttten, 3uiammenlesbare Gbai1e epnss, unbS
iberbaupt Naes, bas In einem Wbbel> unS SEP.
pid<StOre erffer 8laie beanlprudt werren fam.
Wir winidsn, bab Sbr Bel uns pOriprsdt unb
uniere Waaren %infpi3irf, gang sleid, Of Sbr fau>
kn mpQt pber nidt+
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&emtafe sraaem.

Die &es9eiIlsmna hes iabmeu @eiRte&.
tee AT Der GotnmbHs . WeItawbRel.
lang.
Inter bem uislen 9atereilantsr, mas
bic Gbteoeoer aneitetluns ja bitteH Der.
ipri9t. III bas ssfts inter,tationale unS
jttbftft6nblee Gintrttsn Der Drauentpelt
1T ben Mettbetperb nit bent Manne
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Die f~clseaoen preiie inb nur eth esiiptel
pom ben pielen Bargains, pelde mir ~Offertrtn !:
geitaimmer Sets, Don S12.50 aufwdrts.
glaid garlOr Gets, BON $780, 90 ~aufwdrts.
BiHsts, pom 5000 aufwdrts.
ST. Slide, Don S4.5O aufpdrts.
Sdrdnfe BON $8.50 aufpGrts.
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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-10-13
PUBLIC BUILDINGS sTATEMENT.
Progress OF the Structures Authorized by
Congress In the West

Progress OF the Structures Authorized by
Congress In the West.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Some interest.
ing information on the present status of
public buildings authorized by congress
in the west is contained in the report
furnished Chairman Bankhead by Sec
rotary Carlisle.
The $4,000 for the Beatrice, Neb.,
building has been entirely expended.
The Burlington, Ia. building is in
course of construction, with $45, 900 left
of the 1926, 00n appropriation.
The Cedar Rapids, Ia, postoffice is in
process of construction, with $50, 900 of
the $3.50, 000 appropriation still available.
Some progress has been made on the
Davenport, Ia. building, but $74,OOO of
the 100000 appropriated is expended.
The Fort Dodge, Ia, building is in
course of construction, with $50, 900 of
the $75, 900 to be spent.
For the Fremont. Neb.. postofice $780,
900 of the $50. 900 remains to be spent
A building to cost 81, 200, 900 has been
authorized at Omaha. Of this 1878, 900
has been appropriated and of the appro-
priation $345. 600 is still available.
For the building at Sioux City. Ia,
el42. 900 of the $l65. 900 appropriated is
available. Working drawings and
specifications for foundation and base
ment and the work is about to be adj
vertised. The limit on the building is
k25O. GOO