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The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1895-10-19
Choice Calendars and souvenirs for
thc Holiday Senson.

thc Holiday season.
The DEMOCRAT has arranged to
furnish merchants elegant calendars
varying in value from small card
calendar at = low price to the finest
imported banner or panel.
We are direct agents Of the August
Cast Bank Note and Lithographing
Co.. -. Louis. the largest importing
and manufacturing mouse in the cOun-
try. whose line photographic work is
we'll known throughout the length and
breadth OF the land. The prices at
which We are enabled TO offer their
fine calendars are as low as the lowest.
our salesman will call with samples.
OF which there are over one hundred
to select from.
y fine calendar i always "pprcc!at-
ed ANA preserved. proving a most ef-
fc.tivc advertisement.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1895-10-19
Free Fish tor All.

The Missouri Fish Commissioners
have sent out postal cards notifying
any one desiring young black bass,
croppie or German carp for public
waters or private ponds 20 apply at
their earliest convenience to Phil
Kopplin. il. superintendent Of Forest
Park Hatcheries. Forest Park. St.
Louis. Mo-. or to II. {. Carson.
superintendent. st. Joseph. Mo-. the
one most accessible to the applicant
The only expense TO the applicant
will be the cost Of can 80 cents used
in shipping the fish. which must he
sent in advance.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1895-10-19
List OF Mail Matter

Remaining uncalled for i'll the post Office of
Cape Girardeau, county of Cape Girardeau,
State of Missouri. for the week ending
October 18th, 1885.
Aldrich, Mrs Sophia BrenZe,
Blackman, William Bethe, Miss Nina
Barnett, Fred ID Barror, NJ Il e.
Douglas, W III Gray, Mrs Ed
Hanson, Henry Jackson, Col Rea
Kirkman, Miss Mollie ListOn, j Z
Nckeany, George Moore, Miss Lala
Morgan, Miss kmma NOce, Miss Ida
Perry, Erthur Phillips, Chas II
Pea, Mrs Molle (2l Schatte, Mrs Lizzie
Wilkinson. william.
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say Advertised giving date of
the list II not called for within two weeks
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Onice at
Washington CITY. q. CRAMER.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1895-10-19
Apples Wanted.

John st. Avit X Sons want several
hundred bushels OF good. sound ap-
pies. for which they will pay the
highest market price.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1895-10-19

Mavo- CGrryer saw h. = apDeal-G
to nearly every day .or help. The
poor and unfortunate seem to DE as
numerous as thev we're last wear and
the winter weather Is not Vet here.
August Shivelbine and lady re-
turned home from st. Loui, yesterday.
Mrs. Shivelbinc returns much m
proved IN health.
II the weather continues favorable
Mr.. Cannon will complete his grant
told pavement contract for Henry
Meysteadt this week.
The Cape Brewery supple, NclSo
with all the beer used in that town.
Theo. Besel received Il box Of fine
game fish from Kennett Yesterday.
The Chester. Fair J.. oofno, on thi.
week. The attendance i not so large
as at former Fairs.
4.
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Total from iormier Spanish street 33
Special a on
The Clerk shall issue special bills against the lots
herein required which
parts
shall be paid
Section 3. Time taking
its
by the October 7th. 1895.
WILLIAM H
President of the Council.
approved this October
WILLIAM H. COERVER. Mayor.
GEO E. CHAPPELL- City Clerk.
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CITY BRnvITIEs.

The II. :. c. will give a german, their
annual event. at Bryan Hall tonight.
The knights and Ladies OF Honor will
give a grand ball at Turner Hall on New
Henry House, one of Houstons prondl,
nent business men, Is reported very III
at his homo II this city.
j. e. Fenner reports that n sneak thief
carriet away the 'front.' gate from his
promises Wednes LAY night.
Tho annual ball Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Firemen viii take place at
pythian Hall ON New Years Eve.
Tho store OF II. HUBBLE. III Preston ave
ruc. was burElNriZed Wednesday night.
Knives and pistols were carried away.
rho store of Eucklcy Bros. 9l2 Texas
avenue, was hurglnriaed early yestei day
y or'ng AMI boots aud SHOES valued at
$40 carried away
The residence OF sam Wilson 1908 Fred
crick strant sustained slight damage by
Ere "Wednesday night. caused by the eX-
Eiosion Of fireworks.
At the Temple Beth Israel divine ser
Ices with sermon, viii begin tonight at
Al arc invited to at;end.
The friends OF Mrs Charles Herring win
be paired to heac of her death at Austin
on The ever ing %. 'hc IA. Death was
very sudden hrirg caused by apoulcXy.
< hack driver ana citizen engaged in
y bare kngCMc contest on Main street last
rlphU ON. short round was fought when
ponce lntDiitIcn'e terminated the engage
mont.
Isaac Farmer. a negro lad. was horribly
laceraied IN the lowe, part Of the aldo
On Christmas nly hy the explosion OF a
Galnen ~ ekcr hich he handled care
losely pt w. y. Cline hopes for the
recovery OF the lnd.
humor from the most reliable source
has 1t that Mr.. j W. Amis. "A touris; for
Mr. l'h. l>tan. Of this city. will he mar
ned In Pennington. Ga, on January g.
after whi'h tho now family will make
their homes In Houston.
Ihc laat opportunity FOR the Northcut'
meeting choir practice viii he tonight O'ri
day. at I3l a splendid programme Ia:
teen arrlnEca for the opening services
next sunday at II a. m. Professor Iiod,
kins is anxious for all to ATTEND the re
hcatsal tonight
4 On Nance street. In tho Fifth ward. las
night squad Of young mon amused them
selves by sturmiuE houses and 'nalNlng III.
nisht h.dcous With their war wloops
Mounted officers were dispatched 10 In,
/ scene of the disturbance, but the bolster
Gus invaders CVadcd arrest
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PERSONAL MENTION.

h. p. Frymier OF Velasco Is In the city.
J. NJ Brown. the contractor has re-
turned from Beaumont.
State Senator j. S. Sheriff. OF Green
vile, is a guest at the Lawlor.
Hon. O. Il. Morrison, state revenue
agent, Is q guest at the Lawlor.
Mrs. c. II. Martin OF no Rusk avenue
is entertaining Mrs. J. J. Roach OF Dallas.
Hon John H. Kirby will leave this
morning for business visit TO Beaumont.
Miss Flora Wilson OF Dallas IL CUES
Of Mrs. c. Il. Martin. No. lfl0 Rusk ave-
nue..
Mrs. a. Key and daughter have gone to
Navasota to spend the holidays with rel
atives.
Writ Paddock, we'll known young
business man OF Fort Worth, is at the
Lawlor.
Charles p. wllgand Of THE Rain
makers attraction, arrived in the city
yesterday.
Professor ]. Nook returned to the city
his family at Waco.
Carl Krausc Of LAGRANGE. who has
been spending Christmas In Houston, Will
return home this morning.
Or. II. b. Locke Of Austin IS in the city.
J. u. Leftingwell. advance agent for
Otis skinner, is in the city.
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles w. Rugers Of New
Orleans are in the city visiting relatives
and friends during the holidays
Misses Rosie and Salle Opet are In
Yoakum spending the holidays with their
sister and brothe--in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. W. Freyer
Mrs Ben Fort Smith Of Galveston Is in
the city spending the holiday with her
parents, Major and Mrs. Thomas Il.
Franklin, sA Travis street.
Dick Fuller. who spent Christmas with
relatives In Galveston has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. j. a. Haines of Philadel-
phia are visiting friends in the city.
A. w. sewall Of Pittsburg. Pa, repre-
seutins the Mack Manufacturing Co, IS
In the city Mr. Sew all hopes to be able
to furnish vltrifcd brick for street paw
ing.
Misses Carrie and Edith Smith, the
accomplished daughters OF Colonel La
fayette Smith of Navasota, are visiting
their relatives Mines J. W. Collins and
J. J. Moody In the First ward
Miss Georgia Crowdcr of the Waller
County Land and Abstract company a
Hampstead, after spending n most de
liEhtful Christmas with her parents. cor
nor Austin and jefferson, returns this
evening to Hampstead.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.pr. SNntnx."


Aqsn oper1tic comedian he Wolr 5Ionnor
-.
may h"tfN n' iN''" AZ inc held OF the
list. Besides his marvellous success I'm
earrsc orar, no h,a ,vo,, l.,,rei, d, l,,,,lt
=" 'VA'u-
H'-'' C"th'4y i~i'a' lie mas played SIR
John Falstan tn "Thc Merry wives OF
V.trdsor'- v.ltb s,,ch dro,,atir ,b,,,,v ,rJ
,.i.t.., "'''' '''O
'n'l"'N' ''''i ''"t"'lOh OF TINS pertect coiA-
els character H. Shakespeare that he
gor ti4s aurrrtqfd hut b.urtv co,rmc,1,-
49,. ~ ,,.,-.,-,,-- ,.," .''
l'"' "i HEiInPplIl-H critics, Further tr,-
umphs Of BITS versatility are the warm
ufatst, OF NJ Ioeerh Jefferson ,,,o,, n, ,,ts
49, O.. ,'i0
b''f''''@t''4 Vt the p"it OF paNii VI 'lhc
Rivals" az the Fitch avenue theater Ia
New y.rx and tis gtu,,t,c. Of Nt,oh,+,,,,
-. 10, on ''7 ''"H''e "' """""1'''"
i''1'" last 81 I'the9 70 Inc accompaniment
Of Sossa's band Mr. iloppcr's success in
comic oucra a. lt,o,., "a an M n,,.
~ "''' LIS nv
H'H'pHoph shctts" IN wang and MS
recent production, "Dr. SvrttN." which
VAS rrea..,,t,5 n, ,a. o,,.,, H.. 49,.
~ az ,,V 'pi" mousse last
rN'h'ns. nave established his success In
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A WORTHY WOMAN

Stranger In Strlnge City, In Need Of
- ~ Assistance.
To The Post:
mere is in the city woman who came
from distant State thinking that she
would find her husband here, but in this
she has be IN disappointed She left two
or three little children at her home think
Ing that she would be gone but coup o
OF weeks from them. Now she finds her
SELF all alone among strangers and With
out cent OF money. she is In great dis
tross and anxious to return to her home
But she knows not what to do in her
helplt ssness. She can not heir a word
from her husband and she has no one Ia
look 20 In her time OF trouble. | have
exhausted all Of the benevolent fund AT
my command on tho needy poor round
about me here in the city. So in tie in.
'erest Of this woman, | appeal to TIC
generosity of the public. III the kindl,
disposed people in the city will help In
this case. | am sure II will be charity
worthily bestowed. If they will send d
contribution to me at sol Texas avenue OF
leave II ut the business office of Tn,
| Daily Post | will see that II is properly
| applied and due Acknowledgement of thC
same rendered. have investigated ~
case and feel confident that this poor
woman Is worthy.
G.. c. Rankin
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BPUNNER BREVITIES.

literary society will be organized next
We'inc sday evening al the school house.
a movement Is on foot to organize n
knights of Honor lodge the coming Week.
Tho mother and father of Mr. William
ka'nbolt are visiting his family on Brun-
hcr avenue.
The Sunday school Christmas tree was
~ ENJOYABLE occasion for the little people
their parents and teachers The pro
trGmme consisted of songs, recita;ions
etc, and the distribution of presents from
che beautiful tree
The bear hunt terminated in a wild
goose chase" to the army of men and bows
WhG were after, lruii. Some say 1t wax
no rear atter all, but simply a hog; while
others declare they saw the animal an
know 1t was a black bear.
The Messrs. Childers generously ten.
dcred the children ,f Drummer a tree a,
tiit store. \ fine holly was secured. and
Win It's rich ornamentatons. was Indeed
q teauty. All children that came bc,y,ceu
and 10 o'clock Christmas Day received a
nee present. - 81
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heavy club, he says, and will make n
good showing for Houston next season.
The condition and Improvement of
the grounds were discussed ana Messrs
Kirby, Bailey and Taub were appointed
u committee TO arrange for all necessary
work ON the grounds at the corner of
McGowcn avenue and Travis street The
idea seems to be to have grand stand
for ladies and escorts and one for men
and bleaching board for others. A
press desk Will also be erected.
Messrs. Bailey and Taub were ap-
pointed committee on charter and were
Instructed TO forward the charter to
Austin at once. The association has a
paid up capital of $1,000.
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HEARING THE EVIDENCE.

Justice j. T. Mahoncy, sitting as Il
coroner, began an investigation yesterday
into the causes leading up to the death
Of Sam Ellis, who was killed hy n
street car ON the Glcnwood line Christ
mas afternoon about 1880 o'clock. \
number of witnesses testified, all of the
evidence so far adduccd tending to show
that Motorman Morey did all in his
power to avert the accident Other wit
nesscs will he examined today npd un-
less radical change in the testimony is
given Justice Mahoney will return Il
verdict generating the motorman from
all blame
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

j. II. Farmer and wife to Il. A. Gay,
40 acres known as the Marcus Strong
tract in Nathaniel Lynch league. Con-
sidcration. $50.
Cora Bacon Foster to William Il.
Weidermcyer, lot ., block II of Pasa-
dcna. Consideration, 500.
James Ryan ct al. to j. w. King, lots
I and >, block c, of Barnes & Wctmore
addition. Consideration, $500.
l.. w. REYNOLDS to &. w. Britain.
lots H. Is and 49, block -, of Bay
Front addition to La Porte. Considera-
ton. $50.
Jennie NJ. Burton to Mrs A. II.
Kuhns, lot > of fractional block ~, north
side of Buffalo bayou. Consideration,
$500
Archie Wheat and heirs to Thomas
Wood. lot |. block of Ingraham addi-
ton. Consideration, 500.
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dirty trick to play on stronger VINO is
on the level? II ever | lay my peppers
| on those hlokes I'll hammer their ears
hoff." and the Australian terror hit the
table blow with his gigantic right hand
| that made it dance. The man who
| steered Ftzsimmons against the bunco
game was in Houston in November and
remained here during the races. but
steercd clear of the fighter. The c. I.
| Huntington of the play was we'll
known sure-thing man and confidence
operator of Denver. who began lilo in
New York City as a pupil of Hungry
| joe" the most successful confidence
operator of his day.
John Lockhart, colored boxer from
Missouri whom Tony Hollis of Dallas
refused to meet, is in Houston. His
address is 9uS Prairie avenue. and he
is anxious for match with a 125-pound
man and the best are not barred.
The Denver Mercury. published by
Nat Baker formerly of Texas, recently
published an article anent Dan A.
Stuart, which was very personal 20 say
the least, and the friends of Stuart in
Dallas and elsewhere are very indignant.
Bat Masterson. the noted sporting man,
who served as marshal of the widest
until very recent date and killed
twelve or fifteen desperadocs in the dis
charge of his official duties has taken
up the cudgel in behalf of his Texas
friend. MaSterson yields a y.triolic pen
and is never backward about expressing
his convictions. The sporting editor Of
The Post has been furnished q copy Of
the letter by the redouhtable Bat him
self, as follows:
Denver. Colo. December 20 MIR
Nat Baker. Editor and Manager Denver
Nerrrrv- VI ncor Sir. on \oven,brr
"a van rrl,ii mod in tho columns az ths
Mercury wsSl,ly nnnIicatinn of his
city ana yvith which Won arn in some
manner bnw anJ 10 yybn,
extent I nm not pre,arad 10 snv-nn nm
called for and rntrrthti,l attack on ,he
character nf Dan Stnar, NJ Dallos
'Tcyas. Were II not for tho fact that
ron caused marked conin. az the Mr.
curry containing The scurril,us soreod In
lac sem In Chicago md Now Work pannrs
/ v,n,,la mar nav onv ottonrion tn ,be
article for tho rtu.on tbat not moro
than Jozon per,,ns yynuld h.. liL,lv
IN SEQ If Tho marked CONES van, srnt
IN the Cbi.opo Inter OCEAN aud Nnw.
York World were sont IN me- and some
inonirias mod" AZ IN The st,ndin,, az The
M9rcury In dis community. to which |
htyn MOI vet renlird Vill say how.
oyer mar fhe fart Tint ,,,ir offWs;ou ala
moi nrnnnr in am. nj rho ren,,t.,hi. i,ur.
mails ~ thp coun;ry dcrnonstr,tes Tint
;ourtrifstn Ina MS conrtrv hoa nnt
reached as low an rbb as yo1 had hoped
for. Now Mr.. Not BnLor. 10 rot IA the
pojnt at ,ssn. as .nacdiIv nv 6ossiblo '
Mi .sg IN Won INK pan Sfn5rt ,'l IL now
nud hns boon for the i,ast twelve vnars
warm nrr.onal frirni Of nine iIa il
several hundred milo. from Denver and
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SCOTTISH RITE MASoNs

AT regular meeting of san Jacintc
Lodge of Perfection, Scottish Rite Ma.
sons, last night the fourteenth dcrrcc
was conferred on three candidates.
Today being the day set apart IN 81
J9hn the Evangelist, one of the patron,
OF Free Masonry, Holland lodge Viii
meet IN called communication tonight Ia
properly observe the event. '7'' ~
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CHRISTMAS TREES TONIGHT

celebrations by the Sunday schools of
the city this evening. The Second Pres
hyteriun church. corner of Lamar ave
nue. and Crawford street; Christ church,
corner Of Texas avenue and Fauuin
street; Clemens Memorial chapel, corner
of Sabine and Bingham streets and st.
Mary's church. in the Fifth ward. all
of these will have trees at the church
building except the children of 81. Mary's
church, who will observe the festivities
in building on Cont street near the
church.
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WEDDINGS.
Roberts-Com!nsky.

Mr. Max r. Roberts and Miss Freda
Comnsky were united In marriage at
the residence OF tho brides parents, ollc
Preston avenue on Wednesday last at
noon. Rev pr. NJ. Roscnsten officiating
In his usual impressive manner The
bride Ia n lovely daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
1. Cominsky and the groom ls well
known business man Of this city, which
win be the homo Of tho Young courle.
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BURIAL OF SAN ELLIS.

The remains Of Sam Ellis the child
killed Christmas afternoon by an elcc-
tric ear on the Glenwood line. were
shipped yesterday TO Galveston AT 1241
o'clock under the direction of Ross Il
Wright, The nterment took place N
that city yesterday afternoon. The child
was II son of Sam Dunlap of Galveston
and had hccn adopted by Mr.. Ellis of
this CITY
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DAY IN THE COURTS.
4 Jewelcr Made q Decd of Trust
Yesterday
FOR THE BENEFIT OF HIS CREDITORS
Cases Against Liquor Dealers Disposed
or - Dattict Court Proceedings
aud Other Items OF Interest.

Christmas day at 12:40 o'clock j. NJ.
No. 500 Main street, filed a deed of
trust in the Office Of County Clerk Ed. #.
Duprcc, transferring to William w.
Wilson, trustee, all of his assets, con-
sisting of his stock of jewelry and book
accounts for the benefit of certain cred
itors named in the instrument. who are
to be paid in the order in which they
appear. The preferences are twenty in
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BASEBALL, DIRECTORS

There was an enthusiastic meeting of
the directors of the Houston Baseball
association AT the lIutchins house last
night President j. II. Kirby IN the
chair, the minutes being kept by Secre-
tary Tauh.
Manager Carson announced that n full
team of ten men had been signed and
that they are all good. lie has u strong,
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standard OF merit that Mr.. Hcpper's
company POSSESSES,
Few attractions OF the excellence OF De
Wolf Happef's Or. SynthN are 70 DC
seen this fai south. and 40 better pleased
audi, nee than the one lie so amused last
evening has assembled In Houston.
The next attraction at the opera house
win be Richards 4 rringle's Georgia Min
strels tonight.
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ANNUNCIATION CHURCH TREE.
Tonight at the Church of the Anun-
citation (Roman Catholic the children
will be treated to n magnificent Christ
mas tree. All the arrangements have
been made and little lads and lassies
will doubtless have n most enjoyable
time in the company of Santa Claus to-
night
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CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.

In the civil district court yesterday
tho suit Of j. j, SetteGast VS.. John and
Patsy Mcclure was on trial when court
adjourned.
The suit of August Bonner VS.. the
Texas and New Orleans railway and
others, which was on trial Tuesday, will
he taken up again today. The testimony
has not vet heen finished
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tner; vice president, A. S. Dillon; treas
urer. NJ. Formy; recording and financial
secretary, c. w. Fellows; corresponding
secretary and local deputy, C.. G.. Byrnc;
conductor, j. Frederick; door keeper, r.
o, Stewart The members of the asso-
citation wish to return thanks to Mr.
and Mrs. John frederick for samples
of cake and wine from the wedding and
wish them happy married life.
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OFFICERS EIECTrD

National Association of Stationorv
Engineers of Houston, No. 6. elected
officers last night for the ensuing yenr
as follows: President, G. *. Rlot.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following licenses to wed were is
sued Yesterday by County Clerk Ed. +.
| Duprce:
| w; III. McShan and Miss Mary r.
Stcphanes; Hunter Cation and Mamie
! Outlay,
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GENERAL MANAGER HAYWARD


Hon. John Henry Kirby, receiver of
the Houston City Street Railway COM
pany, yesterday issued bulletin No. II
for the Information of the employees of
the road, which reads:
Mr.. A. H. Hayward has this day
been appointed general manager for
the receiver, vice William w Wilson,
resigned"
The appointment of Mr.. Hayward is
effective at once. lie recently arrived
in Houston from Boston, and on account
of the change of MIR. Wilson, who will
remove to beaumont rs general man
agcr of the Gry, beaumont and Kansas
City railway, January |. Since his ar
rival here Mr.. Hayward has gone over
the entire system and has Investigated
closely all things necessary to operate Il
first class system for the patrons of the
line and by and with the advice of the
receiver will cndcayor to make such i'm
provements from time to time as the
revenues of the road will allow.
The retirement of Mr.. Wilson from
the position he has so successfully filed
since the rcccivcrship became effective
is source of regret to all employees and
to the patrons of the road with whom he
was thrown in contact. He has been
courteous and obliging in every way and
has endcavorcd to please every one.
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JUSTICE MAuONEY,S CO1rRT

In Justice ]. 7. Mahoney's court yes
terday jury in the suit of forciblc de-
tainer of X. Ruckwardt VS. Mrs. Sull-
van returned a verdict for the plaintiff.
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j. RELY GORDON & w. II. FOSTER.
A Associated Architects. 610 Main street.
ground floor. Consultation free.
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The latest imrrovements In Photography
Blackburn & Bailey. 100Sl2 Prairie avenue.
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Dr. Geutebruck has sufficiently recov-
cred to give attention to office practice
at his residence. corner Milan and JEFF
ferson.