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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-04-14
THE WISE PEOPLE OF THE EAST.

One sometimes meets with people who make surprising
admissions After ALL the wisdom not all
held within the boundaries OF Boston and New York People who
from those places disclose little ignorance
almost impossible for New York and New England people
correct idea Of the The ignorance really intelligent PEG
pie almost nexcusabe An incident happened Omaha not
long which illustrates this
York city making tour OF the stopped
She reported to be doubtless
cultivated lady she
which quite pleased Aerward in
she heard to make York Sors
this in the hearing Of Lincoln lady who only loyal
coin but otherwise accomplished though member
coin SOross she familiar with its the orpap
zation She at expressed the wish Bentley might
meet the Lincoln Soro And pray?- was the
astonishing reply Hono Miss Bentley
Lincoln neither had Bentley But really are
there intelligent cultivated people who
great university dozen schools other interest
ing things connected with this city? Either
and that vulgar perhaps must allow
their intelligence to spread little beyond the limit
vicinage. r
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-04-14
THE COURIER
SOCIAL HYPOCRISY.

@USTOM takes from his comfortable hesde whether he
N will and sends him out smiling and singing while
ally kicking himself
Women in society past masters the art Of hypocrisy
Society demands offering OF aery and develop hypo
crisy W become adopts in hattery.
We evie when his back turned and him like
long lost brother when he around.
Men lovers OF books when they simply admirers
polished binding cafskn gilt lettering People
often tell books they read when they haven't
title page.
We all pretend admire worth rather than outside trappngs
but the counde the nncompoop dashng
his splendid equipae and somehow do not always friend
who has worth and poverty all him. joys
along on foot
We into aptures picture when can't tell
from Rosa Bonheur and hardly difference
crayon drawing and photogravure.
We sacrifice truth order conform the standards that
has set up and to bolster up reputation
We gaze the stars with shoes in the mud.
We profess to be Ingenious but striving for
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-04-14
PROVERBS, CHAPTER Kill.

heaeh his fathers instruction and then doeth he
please
He that kepeth his mouth closed keepeth his reputation for
wisdom; but he that openeh wide his lips shall lose it.
The sugga often stumbh that which dgent seeketh
in vain.
righteous hateh lying; but other ieth and he must
keep up with the procession.
Righteousness keepeh him that upright the but wicked
showeth him a short cut
The Of mans life sometimes Of blue but
there are record where it Al DEAL
The light the righteous be waiting for the gasoline
while the lamp of the wicked burneh brightly.
Only by gh advised
scrap
Wealth gotten vanity shall be diminished In times like these
this appleh to wealth gotten by other
Good understanding gveth favor pair
the road is rocky
shall be hut
be fit companion for fools.
Evil pusueth Sinners eyesght
people get raped.
good eaveth inheritance to his chdrens children and
the chidren's children bloweth it in.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-04-14
BAbIeADB OF WILL BRoKBNBRIDGE.

OW harken all eden whose boards white
unto tale Of Breckenridge fills my heart with
This poor old statesman proud exc of goode
until he damse young who brought his head
when upon journey he rode him
pretty miss who unto him did Twill bokenbrdge, ken
thy and have before made the old
eve that she him yore And Will
damses did himself there
right gaante day two had scarcely when Will he did
this damse fair which greve
She wrote him distress and babe him for
she had caught heart complaint which only he could But
when he her there and heard the oeu he did
pec that she had plans his virtue assa Now had he fled
and left the wicked thing he would have
and sing But all since Adams time know
how to keep and thus naughty dso betwxt these
began For when the began sink she took him ve
the drive ended not till ten which had begun ve Poor Will
he wep and prayd the maid her aror restrain and
keep his pure with all his might But Will could
Withstand the force Of that and she did make
poor Will to the kindness Of that day. And this
tempting maid kept William her net until with and dis
he cha and fret She wound her spells about his
heart and kept him at her side although her wicked wes the
good often tried They like birds together we and
did often suddenly the spell rent when Breckenridge
took Wing When Maddy found her bird had flown she raised
fearful row. Will Brokenbrdge keep
marriage But Will he already We'd and had wife
then make hot for him his sweetheart did him And
the before the world and bench legal scholars she sued
poor Will for breach Of pom and fifty thousand dollars Now all
old and gddy be warned by this tale and
from damses fair whom virtue will assal; But you love
something young can't by marriage why and take
out to drive but in-an open carrage-From Town Topics
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-04-14
What do You Take

Medicine for! Because sick and
wish to prevent illness Then
lila cures all diseases caused by impure blood debility
system 1t not what its popreto say Sarsa
parla does that tells the story its merit Be
and only Hoods.
Famous offer of 80 eghon
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-04-14
CHOICE REAL ESTATE.

The COURIER takes great pleasure calling the
readers its advertising
sae rent and exchange which will hereafter page
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-04-14

Hard work keeps constantly at it, and every while it
passes genius in the or success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

J. n. Robertson Camps Reunion and
barbecue ut bryan

hhrpecue ut bryan,
Bran, Texas. August p-1,he 9Th of
Angus viii Iony no r.,,,,,,,,,ar.a -, ~.
49,. - 's W 'el"Vi"ptteu ps me
ei'i@ehs ana members OF ]. b. Robertson
camp, Confederate veterans, in the re-
union and grand fraa harho,,u. ~.
- "s'e
'ouuy'
General II, d. Stodyurd, marshal OF
me dav led nhs ,,ro,.ss,,, which 49,,
.'' - - p 'V~eo9.oil, "nisn iois''eu
Oh the court mouse square al " O'Clock
In the following order, escorted by Mr.
Stoldard. Naynsot. Corna, hama n
r,,s,'s,.,.. ,,.Ns1s,-.-, S1u' ., -
i'opeFtsoh SohlederN'e soielers' hute
boys and girls mounted In
couniez. fro co,n,.,pv o,.,,rs
s."s
and muse cart; then beautiful
taSasS ui5p,ay, UNDERSTANDINGS eNxiy pioi,h m
lnvnt BUSINESS OF uhe efty' iohoWeu py
olIHehs;
IN, me I'M, line or margn was Two blocks
Nto1n t,a, ., Sga,,s i' "t ~ ~,
slhiih street, up Main street TO the CITY
hllli lnehce west 70 we pIpecus
srounds, Wnere speakers ana band
stand was erected. VITA seats suhleient
10 aoegi l..riS ms laTSe SiNwI,
AZ oSioIk MAJOR w. l., Dt,n ghuiiet
lntr9d1ced yuoSe George ~ AllrsIge
OF LAllas, the orstof OF we gay, ne
spoke Tor halt an hour IN very eloquent
and Interesting manner on me secession
OF the States claiming, US dld JEFFERSON
ana other statesmen or ms gay phAt the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
WEATHER AND onops.

Mission Valley, Texas, August 6;--Flne
rains have been falling IN ms ss ~,
during the past week. and y u slll ram ll-
ms, Grass y getung sSS 9aii We have
ane prospects for an abundant harvest OF
buffalo bay. a great quantity OF sors" ~.
and peas have been planted 70 .Ahy NE NE
drn,tth About seventy bales OF COTTON
Rave been ginned at this place, more thAn
waa ginned to same date last year
Beaumont, Texas. August 9'-Ihe long
looked for and much needed rain came
,its afternoon at $50 O'Clock ana as
,nis Correspondent writes. the heavens
are iurid with lightning flashes, me at
~ ana the rain IL falling in torrents,
Annnes m noes Indicate that II Is general
ant the rice farms OF Jenerton county
Viii undoubtedly yield a bountifu crop
Weimar, TeNaa, August s-rhe rains
.ovtiniie daily; stlll the cotton II com,
e sn IN the receipts are moderate and
IL Is being marEeIed riGht along et rfs-
vaillng prices. Merchants eni iarmrts
alike are inclined % De enessivil oNsr , sns
~ hrirht SIDE OF the picture and await
W events. with hearts OVERCOMING
Win gratitude for past faVors'
veiaseo, Texas, August e.-Me,aihef
clear and warm, Mna utS'Hk saod many
cotlulo I,a hsrds Will be needed TO gather
W., ~ r,esef,t crop in iirazoria county
conroe. Texas. AUGUST s-1 ,l,s,Ir rr.
por, seed sysT pssehe ss's al tbs place at
% cents per bushei c-... &,
,,osco,v Texas. August a-crops "
AZ section are very good. corn W. GUY
en y, ',.-,-third on account or an Wea'hs''
but cotton 10 ms ,,.~nia-
Ofarts, feii here this afternoon. meen
sehtn ~ urstincation OF farmers ana mar
ket gardeners. =. q AIM .how.
rurfo, Tsxas, Angus, e-it : ~ ~. sneush
er.ng but ne oas !. fsaaS ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

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Extra attachments In velvet lined
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These attachments are superior "a
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The Gazette's machine IN strong and
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The machine IL finely finished and
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The Gnzette's premium machine and
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
burH TEXAS TOWNS.
, NOTES GATHERED nv oun
CORRESPONDENTS.


-J-,oo Texas, August 9.--The lady
velaseo mentioned In yesterdays
az hunting for lost daughter in
atom IS well known here.
4. months ago the daughter. very
[.,s ma modestly behaved Eirl of i6.
w dissolute fellow against her
~ advice and was deserted soon ar
Pc ehe made several trips to Hous-
.svinr 10 nnd her husband, but he had
4 TIE State. ...... -. -.
ns,,,ne wife after vain Efforts to sup
t. s,ssnlselyas BY work. were ncc.dently
I snrsd 10 be suffering for food. and
Lr.lned for a long time by Charitable
..ns TMe girl lett Nelasco to seek
ksnrnent in Houston and feH in bad
p...nv rs described In The Post.
IL Wing OF stray people whose re.atives
,rnorant of their whereabouts reminds
1rrnorter that there Is a poor old
~ IN Velasco who refuses to tell her
~ former home though she admits
A her re.atives are wen on and have
times advertised for her. She
III hard and refuses charity but is 80
M mai she Is liable to die from over
Wan any day and II would be good
Ky n her friends could ind and take
Iast.rs Killed tarec dcers near velasco
Eeriay evening.
4rsros rising q little.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

beaumont. Texas. August s.-The en-
tertahment at the opera house tomorrow
night for the benent Of the Methods.
chureh building fund promises to be Well
attended, The program consists OF a lee.
.ure by the Rev. Leon sonnold. his sun
1eet being THE Don't Family and reci-
dte as and music by talented young la
uiys ana gentlemen OF the olty'
:, W, B. Mulyey, superintendent ~ IN.
oustnern racine, and John DeCourry.
rnyauihaster, headquarters at Houston ar.
,.ney thi9 morning on the little engine
Eciipse' They were on tour Of in
npeotlon and after watching tho water
iossI turn me big iron bridge over the
Neehes and visiting the yards of the Beau.
mont mont Lumber company they proceeded to
me Negro Baptist association OF South
night. '" "ere ihs'
Attgr an absence OF nearly three month";
Beaumont f - H"NN Az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

|rnham. Texas. August "a repor.
Inca nero today that Rufe Kiefer,
1, was cut by Morgan clampitt in a
near Clay Tuesday. had died froin
eifects OF the wound,
Is also reported that clampitt, who
shot in the thigh, is more danger
n hurt than at first supposed and
his recovery is doubtful. as the
III lodged In his groin.
the justice court this morning Mr..
IGuse, proprietor OF the Barrel House
Ia. was fined s. and eosss for as
Inng a. sydow. rne assault was
hat about by Guse abusing sydow
In a book he was writing on "Ho-
I and 1ramps," and which Sydow en-
|sorsd to defend, when Guse knocked
! author six feet, as testified TO by
bnous witnesses.
meeting o. the recently organized
&letic club last night the following Of
b. we're elected; II. II. Rivers, presi-
D. c. a. Cline, vice president. &, q
H. secretary; Hugh Lusk, treasurer.
Entities on bylaws and constitution
! selection OF suitable halt were an
|ned, Much interest is manifested ir
business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
MIIARrnN

barton, Texas, August "a petition
Ipsing circulated among the citizens
1ng the county court to order an cleo
In September to see whether tax
1ers within a prescribed limit can
on special tax OF 20 cents on the
Valuation, TO supplement the State
ol fund The district viii be four
r square, the town OF Wharton he
ne center. The project has warm
seates, who urge the Importance Of
arton building up good school. II
also be strongly opposed, the on
me Of the measure pointing 20 the
already burdensome taxes In This
fxy. which, II this last be added. will
taxpayers within the district nav
en- the 500 valuation.
tles Nj. Galloway, Esq. OF Austin, so
Known throughout the State. Il vis.
relatives In this city. Mr., caiio-
friends have been grooming hin,
secretary OF the state convention AT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Mission Valley Texas August s.-Yester-
day evening an alteration took place at
ar. hives Gin. between two young ne
gIoei In wnicn one was DauIy stabbed IN the
"A protrncted meeting Of the Methollst
Phillips. " NV d a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

.zora, Texas, August 7.-Dr. Aren
En- Antonio concluded the weeks
,a mere In the Methodist church vf.h
oppressive and touching sermon. He
NJ. Ashburn OF Paris have returned
Per homes. They were met by the
"a members of Brazoria with open
ana with respectful attention by
Eners; on Saturday evening last they
oSlgniully entertained by Mrs.
IN Dun. The Post correspondent
III me genial Hospitality which this
n nome extended the visltors.
w Leonard OF the VelRsco Times
4 yesierdny among Brazorians.
IIh on the new court house Is 60
~ W the rains. The clouds have been
{hg with US all summer, but during
laG Ten days they have gotten doGn
hennell Stevens is visiting his old
N Pennsylvania.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
MOSCOW.

low Texas, August 9.-Mr. ]. C.
|s.n' an old and highly respected
man has been confined to his bed
'eN Weeks but Is getting some
~ nraidie Bright of Trinity came
~ yesterday to attend Inc marriage
M pss,sr, Miss Helen Adams, 10 MIR.
H,.,sstNns the popular operator OF
'10h East aud West Texas rail-
~. city. '' - N's''"s
y Ii. 80 n. Winston and son, Messrs.
|pssf = ~ ~, a, 3, Canon left Monday
L'V"ur sprlngs In Tr!nlty county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
ORANGE

Orange, Texas, August 9.-The schooner
g. H. Moore has cleared for Matagorda
with cargo OF lumber, cement and brick
| TO be used In the construction of A liyht-
house on the gulf coast. near Matagorda
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Paint Rock. Texas. August 7-concho
ccunty has sold three Leagues OF the stat.
iand lying in Schleicher county TO McGrs-
sor q Fiber OF Houston. at 81 per acre.
putting In a dam ana bitches IN irri,,stss
\ the Concho valley ~ ''sS'e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

w, Texas, August o.--At the meet
Ms city school board yesterday
e-'aet was let for u large school
49, on the west side OF town. Thls
M ssh necessary by the great increase
ye,ts o'aAsue population for the past
" tom ne A. Gilmer Lumber COM
N n , me contract. and will begin
a q. sterne. an attorney fran
n ss1nde City has Ioeated hers ana
Mia N en,,n rs profession In Lavaca and
\ 6n,r soodwin OF Alice IL opening a
tlnliv ssSle mere and will soon move
p 4nu become a citizen OF Yoa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
CALDWELL

SNluweh' Texas. August Smear town
On Mnat Is known as coperas Hollow
y mineral well thai has many curative
properties. Strange to say nothing has
ever peen done to develop this wonderful
resource. The location Is remarlahlv
aeaithful and near the well is a most
beautiful hotel site. Below Is an anal
ysls OF the water as made by the chesnis,
81 the Agricultural anu Mechanical coli
aese Bryaa. The qu1ntaty used was
oone United States gallon:
sulpnate Of aluminium and not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

" Il, n ..nss, August 9-nr.r q. II.
p va ao,.. candidate for district
iaisf,s, !, The city yesterday in
4 A. rs,, :, !, me- candidacy. ana from
..s,irtn bs,,. g oakland He IS making
Y = hs asps =. 70 house, ean,,ss '' aaS
~ T" down AT tho N5veu her
" Fissk q ~ fayst,e county fatb.r
\ yalunS Taylor. Of Isis civ.
a ~ etarfr thls week and looks
= the age OF three score
$40 K,.s.sssd. wife Of Mayor
s ~ besn v;sltlnE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
TIMrsnN

|la ~ w., Texas, August CDR. S. II.
~. es ~. Irammell, FANNIE Sanford.
sta, S1,1ison and John Jennings left
.lians. .es henssrsoh, wa Pine Hi,
Nv, y about 100 miles.
(A IN, =, Ella Martin ana LILLE
: 0arr sGir Meridian. Miss. yesterday.
eh Il. Hera = : Todd. 4. II. Bryan
", 2 as,snd IN will 90 to Dallas sun
n'a 'he democratic State con-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Total solids In gallon ,.,,,.. sOi IA ,rr
py many people, IN this vicinity and no
uoupt VI VIII one day be famous health
nesPrt Al 1t needs il capital 10 develop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

SUMMER Law LECTURES 1885,
win begin Thursday. June 2sth. and
continue nine weeks. Raleigh O. Minor.
Instructor in Law ln the University,
will be associated with me. For circh-
P. o. University station, charlottes-
vile, Val JOHN u. MINOR.
Prof. Com & Stat. Law. or
RALEIGH &. MINOR.
Instructor In Law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Thorough Instruction in Every De-
partment Taught.
Good Discipline. with Special Attention
PAID TO the Development OF Charao-
ter.
Deep Religious Influence and Ear
nest Effort for the Salvation of Pu-
pills.
Far Enough From the city to Protect
the Students from Its Temptations,
But Near Enough 10 Secure the Adj
Nantages Which the City Affords.
Easy Accessibility by Rail from Every
Point OF the Compass. go that, II
Necessary, Parents can Reach the
College on Short Notice and Without
NeNatious Delays and Changes.
Unsurpassed Health Conditions. No
Death or Serious Sickness Has Oc-
CURED Among the Students Since
the Opening OF the College.
REASONABLE PRICES FOR BOARD
AND TUITION.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

V %ssf friends friend IN Lavaea county IN. p,,,
well pieS----'ss. - 70 aer nome tiis evening".
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
M0RPRINE. NPlIIM NO w4Isk

WUTIITITNLi UFIUM Habits
Cured at Home. Remedy. Sc. A cure
Guaranteed. Write for Particulars.
Testimonials ana References. our 10.
baccollnc, the tobacco cure. only 81,
The q. Wilson Chemical Co. uncor.
norated under Texas laws,) Dublin.
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
Houston Sawood Gamble Engines and Boilers Thomas Steam
Presses and Cotton Eevang System The Celebrated Smith
Gins and Murray Ginning and Eeyating System


and Fittings, and promptly
Write for Complete Machinery Of carry the
that factory
mere we also
Agricultural 10
for OF he poods
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

WRlH TEXAS FEMALE COLLEGE, AND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Ono OF the in
4. Powell
b ndox
the laid For Mrs Kidd Kny
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-23
SLEEPING APART.
\ Palp able Reason Why Married
People Should DO So.

People Should DO SO.
Married people sustaining the Mona
gamic relation especially, make a great
mistake in allowing themselves to
sleep together. This practice, in a
measure, leads to uncOngeniality.
From five to eight hours bodily con-
tact every twenty-four with one person
not only causes an equalization OF
those magnetic elements, which, when
diverse in quantity and quality, pro-
duce physical attraction and passional
love, but it promotes permanent I'M
congeniality by making the married
pair grow alike physically. The inter
change OF individual electricities and
the absorption OF each others exhala-
tions leads directly to temperamental
inadaptation, and to this cause may
doubtedless be ascribed one of the chief
reasons why husband and wife man.
ifest such a tendency to grow alike
after many years of matrimonial com.
panionship. There is nothing that
will so derange the nervous system OF
u person who is eliminative in nervous
force as to lie in bed all night with
another person who is absorbent in
nervous force. The world is overrun
with afflicted people from the effects
of nervous exhaustion and physical de-
cay. To such DIR. Darrin, who has Of
flee at Hotel Chilberg, Tacoma, invites
them to try his electric treatment, so
successfully applied to thousands OF
our citizens, and that they will not
seek in vain, he submits the following
card of lady who languished in the
throes of disease, and now enjoys the
blessings of health and happiness:
SEATTLE, Wn., Nov. Is, 1894.
CDR. DARRIN-Dear Sir: / take
great pleasure in acknowledging the
the immense benefit derived from
your treatment. l have for years
been unable to find any relief from
diseases peculiar to my sex, and the
effect upon my nervous system was
ruinous to peace OF mind and body.
Alter hearing of the wonderful relief
you have given to others, felt in
clined to test your ability in my case.
1t affords me great satisfaction to re-
cord the fact that am perfectly salts
fed with your efforts, and that shall
continue treatment until there is
nothing left to be desired in the case,
either for you as my physician or me
as your patient.
Every sincerely yours,
"MRs. MARIE KUNTZ."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-23
Proceedings of the Council.

Wednesday evening, Il petition oil
property owners were presented by 5.
NJ. Percival on proposition to fill
from Third street north to Second,
and from Percival's wharf east to the
shore line. The city is asked to build
a hulkhead from the intersection OF
Second and Water streets to a point
midway between Main and Columbia
streets, the property holders to pay for
the fill and to build n bulkhead along
the west line OF Water street from
Third to Second streets. This will
give the city Columbia and Water
streets. Mayor Mann did not consider
the Council justified, after the special
election, in expanding any money
other than that to be used on the
bridge.
The majority Of the members
thought the improvement too valuable
to the city to let it pass without taking
advantage of it and with the under
standing that the improvement will
not cost more than $500, the motion
by Ballweg that the city proceed with
the improvement was carried.
A license was granted to John Lind
quist, to sell liquor at Main and Sec
ond streets.
Several bills were ordered paid, in
GLIDING the pay roll, amounting to
5000 for bridge work. The Clerk
will draw the warrants in small
amounts, when it is requested.
The request OF the Port Townsend
Southern railroad, for the privilege OF
extending its tracks from the east end
OF Billings bridge to the Capitol
grounds, was granted.
The petition OF Mrs. Bertha Dobrin,
to have Third street opened to East
Olympia, was referred to the Street
Committee.