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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-17
HIS ACCOUNTS SHORT.
Over $500 Taken by Island
County's Deputy Treasurer.
HIS CHIEF HAS PAID IT BACK.
Steadily Growins Defalcation Con-
eeaisd by Maaipulasioa Revealed
when HE Term Ends.


q Sseoo Ssane. sA-sFesassfsF Oh isiahi
colies. was ~ sae e4ss sass nisn1 invsSss-
SANS : sn"r.Ase q mas oaaSe tEnsesi
1sfas' % iAoDes' "a'c1 vas oascoV-
sas1 n lAs course % nus ss1aaelisshe WITH
slss commissioners ~ aaaeAass aIeer
- s.@A SAsss1ii's up % sfse c9An's as-
sep q AeAaes noaso. 70.
oa 's IA silas si's, iaSs LiVoes oeiaiea-
- f'sss 90 asasNss1s> .oa-
NJ -, ma. - = ..sss -
- - $50 suNs
60 49,. -
.,.,-,,,s- - -. - go. -. -.
rss,.,<,,.,,,. =, a.
T,,,hs,,.. ,,sf, 80,
s,,,. ,,s -,,,st...~
,.a sarr.,s "a 49, nx.a,, = 80
thirty vaaru y,,,...s.s,,, ,,a.- 49,,
w;ts, e,ac.,,n =, x-.,,.,,,s .,-,,,,,., ~ss.as
all Of which ba f,a1sa IN s,,ch ) ,,,ar,,,.,.
that his hs,rues,v ard ranah,sstv usra
never questioned. wfs.n AR. Jenns was
elected county treasurer he chose Arr
Lsbbey as deputy. and. as Mr. Jenne.s ,frnA
was taken M with business tina. reouirsI
his attention exclusively. I.ffbev had s,,t,
charge OF the treasurer's Office. The
closing of Mr.. Jenne's term. the with
drawing of private funds entrusted To
Iibbey.s care. and a final accounting
with the county commissioners exposed
the defalcation. Owing 10 the fact thar
the bank book was not balanced TO date
the shortage as figured by the county
commissioners appeared larger tssan it
really was.
The defaacatfon causes great surprise
and much comment. Libbey offers no ex-
y.aaaatioa for his shortage ami the cir
cumstances indicate that IL rs an aceu-
mutation of necnlatkors extending oyer
Mr.. Jenne's entire term. II seems that
a number of private Individuals Entrusted
Idbbey with their funds 10 be kent in the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-17
!. eurrlLL sErs raE OFFICE.
- neeis Her Term ~ superintendent
8 - CHATHAM Ceaasy Schools.


- CHATHAM Ceuasy schools.
- Angeles, Jan. 15.-Special. Tho
{ - ara documents belonging TO the
- suuerinfenderlf OF schools hare
13k,l1,rd over TO Miss Ella GaptiIl.
mfy commissioners having decided
= was entitled 20 that office pend
- dectsion of the supreme court.
y 10 decide whether or not a wo-
= nlfxtbie TO hold office In this state
s7s en,rntxsioners took this action upon
s6yace Of County Attorney James
WHO gave the following. among
reasons. in support of his opinion:
~ provides that an appeal from a
B Kfek tn a contested election shall be
@arard By the same laws applicable IN
- clssi cases, unless otherwise pro-
,Sfif and IN the event Of supersesicas
- having been given, which action
- ukes by Miss Gtptiii, the case
- rtn,ain sn statn quo pending the
ten Of the supreme court. conse-
| ne6tly Miss Guptin would be entitled
s II office. az least until such decision
! = .s<=aderei-
~ new board OF county commission
o usxmenced It's promised course OF re-
onaehment yesterday by cutting the sal
~ 4 the different deputies employed
~ courthouse fran SIS to $50 a
IN. The new officers have announced
r. depnties for their term of Office to
= u foliows: ]. A. Wilson will act for
amGurar Dorsey. W. Z. Burnside will
& Equity sheriff under Sheriff Dyke.
411nr Troy VIII have r. A. Grimes and
1<fnmaiisld for his deputies. and Clerk
nrlson has selected +. S. Maekin-
! - Tor his deputy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-17
GREAT PERSONS IN HISTORY.
Firat Of Series of lectures at the
state University.

Charles W. Seymour. of Tacoma, de-
livered the first Of his series OF five free
historical lectures under the auspices or
the regents OF the state university in the
chapel of that institution last evening TO
an interested audience that filed every
seat. His subject was Marie Antodnette. :"
and he reviewed her wonderful history
from the date OF her birth IN Austria No
vember /. f155. the date of the Lisbon
earthquake, to the tragic time OF her
passing to the guillotine during the reign
OF terror. Mr.. Seymour speaks without
notes, ia an easy, fluent speaker, and
claimed the attention OF bis hearers TO
the end.
The interest in these lectures shows
that a larger place than the chapel will
have 10 be used for the coming lecture
next Tuesday evening on Frederick the
Great" The subsequent weekly lectures
VIII be Catherine H. Lorenzo Di
Msdici" and 'Jane Grey"
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The snehom,sh Caun,x ss.,.

49, soiaiish. Jan. Ia Special Judge
..'..llsss sos.ay handed down his decision
: sas county sea, case which was argued
.s.., nihs here yesterday. slismisSing the
) - WISH had been taken on behalf
: sssss''s'i'sa from the order % the heard
: ). Ordering the removal
$. ssas'iF seat to be made On the
80. WIS month. He halas that the
- - salute allowing appeals frem
ss.s 49, 81 the board 81 county GEM
- does nos contemplate an or
a., sc REMOVAL 81 "a county seat.
80, ''s'''s' IN bis oplaion. q political
So ea watch their action Is final.
~, -. 49, @iil noW Apply sur an fujrrss-
= - $50 TIE rvnsoval es tire county
ss'as aext Mogs.ay.
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tsoa bsst that the Fran has been crushed
in the ice. AID that DR.. Nansen and party
are retreating. This opinion IS heed hy
other travellers, The Pail Mall Gazette
also says that DIR. NaHsen, after drifting
for a year. Abandoned the vessel and -
returning by the nearest rcute. sn expec-
tatioa az meeting rssssf EXPEDITION. pr.
Naasn lett Norway In the Franz IN June.
ISL and on Jsiy 81 OF the same year
telegram fran Berelevaag, on the north
coast OF Norway. reported his programme
as follows: To the New siberian islands.
AMI thence directly aorth until tho FRAN
should be lusaesidel In the ice and drift
along with &. following the west coast
Of any Land that might be nsess5-----..ss On
August - 1855. he sent a dispatch from,
yardo. which he had wristea ~ chara-
howa. Ia the yugerssk trail on tire seq
oad Of the same month. announcing that
he WAS about to sail into ihe Kara sra.
and that the Fran had behaved spscra-
saiy
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To Ae I.nnrra I.dr-

vancouver. b. c.. Jan 15.-aH the pre-
summaries for the execution or louis Vic
Tor. the condemned Indian. are now COM
piele ana the scaffold will be erected
IN the jail yard at Westminster tomorrow
morning. The same gallows will be used
that Hugh Lynn mounted before being
SWUNG Into eternity. The condemned
man has borne up braveiy until this
morning, when his wife and child visited
him for Sse last time. and he completely
broke down. So far he has made no
confession and stiIl protests that he is
innocent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-17

Tse movement recently stared IN a
number 81 Eastern states By German
Americans belonging 90 TIE Kmlxhss az
FssgsSAs TO fern what IL known a. sn
order 81 Resagxa@s ka3gfsfS es TNvrAsax
fsNcAuSe Of She r1ging % vha Sspverre
L,sye % the wura9 al us rec.aaf sasssaa
allowing the ritual - se printed anly IN
English. hxs nc& IS YET reached shAs essy
although saere has been ,sxsarfa atsxey-xs.
criticism SesAss@ fr@sn = Essz2s4ser 81 xsrs,gn-
insnt Germans tSiik-=z1:1g % IossyeS in
iA<s city. Tasg say tAey c&aact ws.a-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-17

Following IL the text OF a bill Just
passed by the senate.
BE II enacted. etc, That the sscFetafy
Of the interior De. and hereby Is. author
lied and empowered. under general regu-
latsolss 10. be fixed hy ii.ns. 10 permit sAu
use Of the rsgass-of-way through sna pub
sic lands Of the Unased States, not within
the limits Of any park. forest. military or
Indian reservation. Tor frarnroais, ratsafS.
or reservoirs to the extunt of the grcurAt
occupied by The water OF the canals and
reservoirs and Atty fees on each side of
the marginal limits thereof. or Atty fees
on each slsls Of thu trsmroa*i. BY any cl1i-
sen or association or cstiyens Of tho
United States engaged in the business ot
mining OF auarrylrg. or OF cutting tiusoer
ard misunderstanding lumber
II passed The house first. and the senate
inserted the four words. mining or quar-
ry'irg ov.'' The house wall doubtless ac-
cept the amendment.
uon's, fail 10 see the bright. catchy
coFfsic opsratie tfayssty, "Mfdwinser
Ni2Sstf4 Dream
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-17
THE FIGHT ON JACKSON.
A Point OF Order TO Prevent Re~on-
sideratfon-whatg Roberts. Rufes

II IS understood that the opponents %
the confirmation og Andrews Jackson as
a member cf the hoars of public works
intend 20 claim al she next meeting OF
the board Of aldermen that L requires a
swo-thsFSis Instead cs a majority vote 10
reconsider. II they can get such ruling
from the chair, tAey nave the Advantage.
because Il requires a twe-thsrfs vote 10
acconplisA anything On an appeal from
the decision, How Jacksosl's enemies viii
get over tire following extract from Rob
ers's rules as order has nsss been sss,xs.,.
a reconsideration requires onfv a MA
jorisy vote regardless % the yote reces-
sA-y 20 as3oq; the motion reconstructed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-17
I,ED IN THE DARK
I I. Falls From a Railroad
.rstIe Near Snohomish.
e,oHo.lsH COUNTY SEAT.
s .ut ClslIsm County's School
s..-s-se.dens, Takes Omes-A
800 Coussy Esschsr Killed.

...yt.a. WASH. Jan. I'D. A. Ford.
4: =. '.,,r4ssg around the farm early this
I - 6sscoyeref the body OF . man
1|... -.,se~ rne treatle Of the Seattle,
- .abare q Eastern Railway. on the
- az the river. Upon insesriga-
-. : -. found 70 be Peter Weed, a
I. 81. .,.s.. resident OF South snoAomisf-
- s,,raedizteIy removed 10 a house.
r.. srusses about o'caoek-
: Il - evidently stepped TO the side OF
s..xx for a passing train and slipped
81 e % the ground. about thirty feet.
s<vnx injuries which proved fatal
- snooascious waen found. 1t vas
s.s..se1ble "a gain any positive knosi-
.z.. & isow the accident happened. lie
= ga 10 have left snoihomazh about
S1pck FOX home alone.
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SPORTING NoRks.

AZ the New Orleans races Tuesday the
winners were; FIVE Sfs3 a ssaN fagfes1Es.
rreeg imam, Ills i-ss eight fsirtonES. On No.
/. * 50. six sarsoFass. Isosss WfszcSssToss,
IS ID. SIX fursSngs. MISS siaazse. Ia -
seven aassf a hair furse:4gs> Henry ows-
ley. 1879
AZ tae San Fsaf~Ssca Rises Tazes&1Ay
tae winners were sSFe faTssFs~s- maid
,.,vs At&N NssgsawsAy. 1:I4s six fugsaaxS
s.ss1i,sg s1saasSAfasaFs. .aa. Sevssa fssrsons-s
s.aysNcaV. otlrt. i.gi -; ave farsongS.
N, Es-sss, CSarazaaes 80 ssrsE; eve and 8
hArs furlongs. selling. tAos3y MsIuGe.
s.1t-s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-17

a. fss. Jan. is.--N,ui slssss caused
A. SSe1s'eHts on the Canadian
a. sss'eFsAay. \ ;lasu rcsr Shuxwaa
=. - ore ana 5ae ,0as,ucsor and fire.
axaa eaFy' fa.s morning a freight
s es'N''ei near PORT uaaev. but
A~ss,as haFt Tse usAsn gase has been
M - an Aay TIE Great Nsrsaer.
T. - severely agga the first train
e. s@Ss aTrSyet gn ssusa West
r. ta'S aaerntnS. Ne further dam
S.. ! aa'ielFstei frsan xAe foods.
- .ns. = "Aiaases cag>es by fsssosS Il,
s.,,ss several Municipalities are
- -, ss'iF'ea nu&aeiauy. aud an ap-
kzzs... s = f'aSts - he government tor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-17

Santa sfsusca, Cal. Jan. fs.-Tz1e steam
cossssr Wellington. Capt Saxsz1ogs. ar
rsx.-i al Port Azsgeaas az $ o.cloek this
rsorrgng. sixty aseszrs lsehirri s<Az-stssss
sansa frxrn cxuox. with a. cargo. or sae
cossa1rssssa river On the 1fth ERE captain
says be encountered sss< worst storm he
ever experienced In Pactfse waters The
STRIP lag 20 = zsszrs. TIE decks were rs-
peazssssy swegt ~ s%as. but eseapea wssa-
oat serious damage. lie captain feared
that Other bosxz F-ssy rave farwsi badly "a
sfss bssw. wfssch Was wssEEe tksa she cze
as ssse ssnse IRE k@weeEzw ana sEusssser-
rat were so~<-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-17
BILL COOKS HISTORY.
The oklahoma Outlaw Tells the Story
of Hfs Life.

Santa Te. N NJ. Jan. ls.-Bsa Cook, the
noted Oklahoma outlaw. for whose cap
ture there are rewards aggrcga ting $1,000,
was brought here from Roswell ny Sheriff
C. C. Perry, of ChgyeS county. and PLACED
IN the United States prison pending ex-
tradition negotiations. He said today: II
was born In Fort Smith. Ark. At the
age OF Is / was g BARTENDER and got into
frequent qtiarTs3s with people who came
@ drank. After serving forty days In Jail
on a charge CT selling liquor TO Indians.
7 became desperate. felt that must
protect myself. and since then have
tried to do SO. am not as bad as
arm pasntcd. I am n0t q leader OF a
gang Of sisxperazloes. The famous horse
yoar speak Of Is an animal / never heard
OF. and as % nay sister being associated
with me amt giving me information
touching Ike movements of my enemies,
The report is destitute of truth. i am
not associated with women and children
In my fights. am not a desperate or a
rsys,tser / have gwen more - the poor
than many rsch people. ] am ARRESTED for
train robbery ana interfering with the
I-fsts=l States nal az Red Fork. IN In
dan territory. hast July. Being charged
With sftts offenSe, I ieft the territory with
oGse Of nag partners We maize our way
&, Roswell ard realized that we were
traeaess all the way. We reacses. Ros-
wei abcsit two weeks ago. There we
rsartei and Shs%rifTs Perry and Lore got
me- on hast Saturday. My sister ss "a
good woman. u married and bias a fam
siy. Her xsaTle Is I.slsu Harlem Sire Is
81 years old. She never had anything 10
CO WITH n1y transaction al Fort GEnsoa
or elsewhere. The story THAI started
ost because Was disappointed IN love
affair is roE trTts- It 50 tssse that I Was
engaged 20 De married e, Martha Pitt
nan, girl aeusit n. sac t. a god girl.
ard not IN any way responsible FOR my
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-17

The directors OF the Seattle Fire re
rartnsent Relief association Iast Tuesday
elected the following officers for the en-
sasng year. President. William j. Hay
ter; vice president. T. G.. Gillian. secre-
tary. w. II. Clark. treasurer. w. ".
R>ssse: physician J. 3 kloeher, Rs.sp-
iutie-ss were also passed complimentary
10 the retiring board. tire press OF he
city ard 20 the physicians Of the assocsa-
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ohomi.h CRY ofac,,,. anno,n,es

Snohemish. Jan. lG.-Speciai.-At the
first regular meeting of the city council
last night. the following appointive Of
fees were filed. Water superintendent,
d. ;. Swerdfiger: engineers. W. s. Case
and D. NJ. Taylor; street commissioner,
Robert Cairns; policemen. j. n. Sipprell.
w. a. Wilson; teauaster, ]. Burnett; ro-
lice Judge, j. w. Gum.
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TIE new tw-s-rCasYs sc3scrS ha4hS rr a~ex,t
"a IN fhe Denny FssaF1nsan sszEzssaon @, a
csEs: q S-ssi Was By The eEasrscser yes
terysay reported t3n2S3e1. As !. ~ tna
intention - open ffat seis0ei by February
!. Il VA be necessary fer The seassss
board 10 zs1eaf IN special session. II. o.s@r
20 accset IRE hs1sstlng ard ssss-sss ;ss
gras8es 20 he taught.
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Charleston. Jan. 1s-Speeial-The two
story frame store building owned by
e. ID. Rafferty, burned 10 the ground at
2 a. m this morning. The store was
used for housekeeping apartments, and
the occupants. r. w. Fairbanks and FL
naer Bachelor. succeeded In removing all
their effects. The building Is estimated
TO have bene worth 1890 and Is believed
TO be insured
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..rn smploysa'' competing With Chinese

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. 1.-THE New
Era Labor Exchange. organized for the
unemployed TO compete with Chinese. IS
proving i. great success. A laundry es-
tablishei Two weeks ago has more work
than It can 10 on aceount OF lack OF
appliances. The lease ground upon
which the laundry is situated viii se0n
he occupied by a Blacksmith shcn and
carpenter shop. There Will DO acres OF
ground beside. which will be cultivated
for the purpose OF active competition
with Chinese vegetable men. The ex-
change Is borrowing noney on tie
strength OF its prospects. and is meeting
with success. Those who loan money
can take II o1s In produce at the loves;
market price
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-17

I1orsan. Jan f5-Th- Pail Mall Csazeese
says gra'se fears regarding tFse hansen
Arctic expedition are geneyaA among
Arcsac yeyagers In Great Britain and
Scandinavia Lieut. Hoesgarf or the ex-
pessstsan wrsck@4 IN tire Kara sea. has
expressed tsss osanion 20 sh@ Dsnssa ssee,-
gssphSc4l Society thai tasrs - NJ qseS-
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oh.ris. chen chais.nse. yse..ou.

ISs~s1on. JAN Is--<-ssarIte Mitchell has
challenged Peter Jackson 20 fight Msr,s-
Ing 10 eesseerstserry OF London prize rsr-
rules foT :I.ess q side. THE aEsss 20 lake
place next May O. June Tscny Moore
has asgaSstea s5ts3 forfeit Mitchell says
81 he defeats jackson re VIII have far
tsser claim for another match with Ger
bets, who. he asserts. owes him a rpsurn
match
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a cia,sam Count, sanch.r Ku,.s.

Port Angeles. Jan. disqualification
Richter. a faEcher living four miles east
of this city. was killed yesterday after
noon while chopping down trees. One OF
the limbs of a fa9ing tree struck him
on the temple. causing but a slight abrs.-
sion. yet resulting In instant death.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-17

= 80 E.nanz Z Ferrun. Port Townsend.
80 narnct 4 Spur. SEATTLE. 50 -.
-. 50. l. Noyne. Port Townsend. s.sss: Daw-
- fassfisss Co. ToaeSo. O.. n -.
= @sS "a uoss- Tacoma. 81. 3z, y.rso1s
60. Tacoma, E.sse. McPhee q
= s Saa Francisco. g. ISIS. cha.re.
r..s.s an Fort Townsend, $50. a.
e"ay. Port Townsend. E.115
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Port Angeles, Jan. is.-Specia1. The
United Ststes man~cf-war Mohiean ar
rived IN port last night from San Fran
cisco and is now tying at anchor near the
monitor Monterey. The big ten-inch guns
Of the Monterey VIII be fired THIS week.
and the targat practice with small guns
IL still continued
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kaslo. b. c.. Jan. 1.-two men, Moore
and Mcmillan. owners OF the Eureka
claim, ten miles from kaSIo. were
caught In a snowsliae ON the 18th Inst.
and Mcmillan was killed. Charles Mitch
ell Is reported killed. and two men are
reported missing in the neighborhood of
Siiyerton. on SLOGAN lake.
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kassn -. Jan. it-Spse isl.-Tae sec
y -. svy Nss lowered two fsek by
~ h.s. ''' and the marsh aag4 ether
49,. 's-s are above water. May % .he
kes..a.,s1. iaso sAe csy we're snaae
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rsR>o>AI-

Charles e. rsSaszsts. ogse 81 sse rs-TTsat
49, 81 the f1ew Alaska steamship oasxl-
many. cs wassszs tsss NSs&Ts ss ~ &c TIRE
r,sass--Ar Was Ia she cssy yesterday and
,rsn-751sS - Port Townsend during sese
evening.
Mss Iszzsxss Carr. teS1cAsr En- gsse Mercer
s.fsssl sxa8A hal hs-ss absent CO leave A-a
vzs~e had r0SssTssesg sser duties al the apeEs-
aa.e ~ sesss present seTEs, ass ae=sa ssEs-
,sesess ~ sNrs IN sser r~s sgssatsan ozs So
s~xsf-s ~ iA hesfsh. Her plAzss sas been
ssnafs,ssrssy nfses4 by Hiss ARA Spar
sins.
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Money far everett Harbor.

WASHINGTON CITY. Jan. IA resolution
parsed 3n the house today on motion Of
Dooa4tie, OF Washington, authorizes the
expenditure Of Seeo appropriated for
dredging Everett harbor.
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rss se..sm aaa.s cx.,,r.,.

n 49, Nsassaa, Jan. Especial. -Tsg.ss
- x,ssss sppoo@eaaes and saus!sv,gw
.sssx,,.. ss~F''o'1'as1nE the Gus inns aras
eH@ - e,'ssAs''ss psere eg~ssssi IN 0asA-
sAsi week. ara we're as fos.
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for Infants and Children.

Castcria isso well adapted to chisarca that
frecozaTasnd n As superior ~ arg prescription
known 10 me. " II a AncaER. n n,
Ill Sa Oxford 81, Brooklyn. NY.
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Gessler's Aagie EsasAasAe Waters gs2Ar
aa.ees to cure cE n1ensy refunded
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uonss fail 10 see the bright. catchy
coEfsic opsratie trayesty, "Midwinser
Nig2st's preaan.''
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-03
Sidewalk Notice.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to resolution of the city council of the
city of New Ulm, passed June 18th,
1895, and duly approved, the same is
hereby published for the information of
all concerned.
Resolved: That all owners and occu-
pants of lots and premises fronting on
the west side of German Street between
Center Street and LIST South Street, are
hereby ordered to have sidewalk con-
structed six (6) feet from the property
limits, all according to established grade
on file in the City Clerks Office and in
accordance with Ordinance No. 20 of this
city, all to be done on or before August
1st. 1895.
By order OF the City Council,
Louis Schilling,
City Clerk.
Dated New Ulm, Mimi, July 1st, A. D.
1895.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-03
Notice..

u 1 wish to inform the public and also
all saloon keepers that have taken out
wholesale liquor license and will hereaf-
ter sell in quantities not less than
five gallons of all kinds of wines and IL
quors. I receive my shipments by the
carload and this enables meto compete
with any wholesale house. Special at
tention is called to farmers if in need of
anything especially during harvest as I
can save them money by buying from
me. ! shall always keep complete as
sortment of wines and liquors on hand.
Mail orders shall have prompt attention.
John F. Neumann g..
II Wholesale Liquor Dealer.