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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-22

Halls Hair Remover enjoys the con
fdence and patronage Of people all over
the civilized world, who use it to re-
store and keep the hair a natural color.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-22

J. +. Poorman & Co. electric light
wiring. electric bells. etc. ,Phons 655.
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The Proper Time

When the most benefit is to be derived from good medicine, is early in the year This is the season when the tired body, weakened organs and nervous system yearn for a building-up medicine like Hoods SarsapariIla. Many wait for the open spring weather and, in fact, delay giving attention to theii physical condition so long that q long seige of sickness is inevitable To rid the system of the impurities and to purify the blood, there is nothing equal to Hoods Sarsapa. rilla. dl wi
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PREFERRED 4 THIEF.
Mr. j, w Brunson Shoots Chicken Thief.-The Man Carries Away
 Load of Bird Shot.

Last night Mir John White Brun- son, who lives two and one-half miles south of this city, discovered a thief in his chicken house. Mir. Brun- son quietly secured his shot gun and stepped into the yard. His ap- proach alarmed the thief and he ran from the chicken house. Hesaw Mir. Brunson with the gun and turned to run. As ne did so Mir. Brunson says that he fired at the thief's back and that at the discharge of the gun the thief uttered a howl of pain and jumped over fence and disappeared in the darkness. Mir. Brunson says that large number of chickens have been stolen from him, but he now believes that he has taught the thief d lesson which will keep him away in future.
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"UPS AND DOWNS OF LIEF
Full of Life, Humor and Start ling SituatiOns-A Story of Love and Re- Venge.

"The Ups and Downs of Life. with Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Dowd Byron in the le a ding roles opened d week 8 engagement at the Grand Opera house to a big audience. The play is a melodrama abounding i'll exciting situations, happily intermingled with comedy. Mir. Oliver Byron as Vivian Ransome takes the part of the hero in a way that evinced his possession of dramatic talent in a marked degree. Kate Byron as Jane Judkins, displayed much of her old time attractiveness and spirited acting. Fred Warren and Lionel Barrymore as the Lord and Baron caused much laughter and received well merited applause. Miss Gertie McGill, as Alice, the double wife, had difficult emotion ai part, but fills her role in a most exceptional manner. The other members of the company are equally satisfactory
 The play is a remarkably strong one, abounding in startling climaxes. New York World.
 At the Opera-honse. Friday night, February '. No advance in prices. Seats on sale at Altschul's cigar stand.
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Why suffer with Coughs, Colds and LaGrippe when LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE will cure you in one day. Does not produce ringing in the head like Sulphate of Quinine. Put up in tablets convenient for taking. Guar anteed to cure or money refunded. Price 9 cents. For sale by G. N. Hart Drug Company Il 10d4m
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Not True.

The GRAPHIe of January 29th stated: "Mr. Charles Jackson, of Gloster, Miss, and Miss Luna Brent, of this city, will be united in marri- age at Trinity church next Friday
 The above article is entirely incor- rect, as no such marriage was ever contemplated. How such an unrea- sonable and incredulous report found it's way into your paper, 1 am at a loss to know. j. T. BRENT.
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COMING FOR HIM.
Sheriff R. c. Burkes, of Phillips
 County, After Leake.

Last night Chief Stewart reheived a telegram from Sheriff Burkes, of Phillips county, announcing that an officer would arrive here today after Leake, the negro recently arrested in this city by the police on suspic- ion of being the murderer of John Dundee.
 Dundee was killed near Helena on the 31st of December, 1895. A few days ago a picture of Leake was sent to Helena, and as the officer is now coming for him, this would indi- cate that he is the party believed tc be guilty of the murder.
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The Choral Club was delightfully."- entertained by Miss Ella Galbraith last night. The club now has about thirty voices, but full attendance was not present on account of the rehearsal of "America, in which several members have taken parts.
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Miss Eloise Angell, the accom- plished daughter of Mir. and Mrs. ]. P. Angell, will entertain number of her friends at the home of her parents this evening.
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In regard to the above the GRAPHIC will say that the announcement was handed in by Mir. Alvin Reap, and was supposed, of course, to be true. We cheerfully make the correction.
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Hon. W. s., Amis, Of Rison, assed through the ity last night CD route home from Little Rock. We are in formed that he will he a, candidate for Prosecuting. Attorney of the Tenth Judicial District at the ensu- ing election.
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Bakers, lawyers, doctors, mer- chants and cotton buyers were in the majority at the scientific glove contest last night, and all enjoyed the sport hugely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-02-06

Morning Joy Java and Mocha coffee. Every drop a drop of comfort. This coffee took first premium at the Atlanta Exposition. For sale by ROBINSON x Go.
 23 q til ,
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A letter from .Nemphi to Miss Nellie Hick announces th e sad news that Mrs. J F. Hicks IS quite sick in that city. Mrs. Hicks expected to visit Pine Bluff at an early day, but her visit has been indefinitely post noned on account of i'll health.
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DS. A. s. Holderness, of Dallas county, father of our esteemed fel- low citizen, Mr. Harry l. Holderness, is here on visit.
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NIardI Gras.

New Orleans, La, February 18 1896. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Railway will sell round trip tickets to New Orleans at one fare. For further information, etc, call on or address, B. H. WILSON,
 Agent.
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c. N. Hart Drug Company always lead in seasonable goods, as to prices, quality and beauty. See their new stock of valentines; just ar rived. , 3d4
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g q til } l

The Ladies' Hospital Association will meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Merrill Institute, and
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The Choral Club will at an early day give an entertainment at the Opera. honse for the benefit of the Hospital Association.
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February IA will soon be here and valentines will soon be the order of the day. Go to G. N. Hart's Drug Store. 23d4
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Mfr. Joe Tomme. clever young bar tender well known in this city, will leave for Little Rock this afternoon where he will assume charge of the Capital Hotel bar.
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Judge W. E. Hemingway, Messrs. Elias Conway and Geo. w. Williams, of Little Rock, are in the city, the guests of Sheriff Chas. H. Triplett.
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Don't fail to send your sweetheart a nice Valentine on February 14th. We have them; lots of 'em.
 If MITCHELL, the Confeetioner.
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Basket ball contest at Merrill Institute tomorrow night. Admis- sion 25 cents. 26 alt
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Basket ball is all the rage at the Institute, and 1t is settled that the Association will play match game with q Little Rock team in the near future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-02-06

Basket ball contest at Merrill Institute tomorrow night. Admis- sion 9 cents. 26d1t
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BLOOD AND NERVES are very closely related. Keep the blood rich, pure and healthy with Hoods Sar- saparilla and you. will have no trouble from nervousness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-02-06

HOODS PILLS are the best after dinner pills, assist digestion, prevent constipation. 25c.
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The steamer John Harbin is ex- peeted to arrive here from Memphis this afternoon.
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Miss Alice Tanner, of Bankhead, is in the city, the guest of Capt. and Mrs. l. D. Mnrtagh.
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Mrs. Annie Martin, of Princeton, is in the city, the guest of her son, Prosecuting Attorney $. c. Martin.
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Comic and fancy valentines at MitchelPs. 26dtf
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Basket ball contest at Merrill Institute tomorrow night. Admis- sion 9 cents. 6 dlt
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Prof. J. D. Stone, editor of the Rison Bazoo, was in the city yester- day and last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-02-06

Mir. N. D. Holmes, of Kingsland, arrived in Pine Bluff last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-02-06

The Reese Pritehard came down from Little Rock yesterday.
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Mir. Frank McGehee, of Double Wells, is in the city taday.
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CITY ITEMS.

Valentin's at Hart's. 23d4
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AEEn.AMt.RIcAN EAlR

m" lady board Of managers held I. meet
II at tn" fair headquarters yes,eill ~
mornlng and oigar zed by "loct.rG Mrs.
Fin ma a. w /. ANS pro.d nj. vice pres-
deuls. Mrs. Bcss.s Il. Lawrence, First
ga; Mis- l.. W. WsoAs, So md ward,
Mrs, y. i, keelan. Ttird ward. Mrs. +. Z.
l.. Robinson, Fourth ward. Mrs NJ l..
.ot6ou. I'm watd. Mrs. elton WatIarr.
: XII ward, Mrs. VI. II. Wesley and Mrs.
W -. CONWAY. l'arrishurg. Miss = NJ.
THNlor. secretary Miss cora f.. Moore.
ass 'sflnt secretary.
Zach wee PIE a,nt was ORDERED! To or
ennsc ward clubs 70 w1rk w exhihlis,
,tc. clubs WI also he rmrl n the sey-
ca church.a. 20 a,i n conirnri II win
TIN" hoard 'rae mco,lng was very cnthu-
astic over tho fair and viii work he
end mat this csI,rmont Will he y credit
M IL ono.
Professor g.. q, \ laorson. Rev. n. Wat.
and MIR. W W. H. N,er, secretary II me
lu~'n "ss L.. iEuc we lnescrt ard spoke
vuiA faHorlhlv Of tlo far
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TILE LILY WHITES.
Return of the Delegation From St isoui
What Thet Accomplished.

Return of the neitsat.on rrefn - ATo"'s'
WHAT lhe! AcconPHsneu.
A portion Of the Houston lily whSc dele
Ira,,o, :, the 81, Louis convention re-
-, ,s,,- .o,,.,x,4n- ..u ). N.r.
| tuiNeu S"st-'1ss ee's''''"s " -
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Il. slcsson and L. y. Love Of this ci;N. 4
| =, -.--.. -. vr sL,ss,, ,.., rtsn.
| vs. iei'' sv. - ., =,
And ii0m MN .eaFhco sche'hns =" '.'e
pre- &c dings ci tns republican Convention
~, >.o..nn 50 q.
| ~ - r.. 81. e,x,
IL WAS Simply =" .'e-'ss' "e '''--''
asm was hardly ever eQaaled. ana ihe
ruth OF cA.ssn Atcr lnsal.s r.nsa.A ~ ...s
80 ,o11,,.., - ,',,.,,'", ,h.,.
Nc" A''A 'uu' 80 was "i''"e'
'.n.s Is lne Atar when ih~ ftule Law
,h..r .nuins. uEsn the passSs asru.c.cte IS
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AFTER THE DELlNQuENlS.
Merchants Have Failed to Pay The
Occupation Tax
LIQUOR DEALERS ARE NOT INCLUDED
Prosecutions In tho Jas,ice Count "f s~s
ctat SIN All neaiera From the Market
li.uss--Caa-s win Be Appealed.

There arc. according 10 n statement of
the collector of taxes for Harris county
Mr. Henry curtin. almost ~ dslinuuen''
on the occupation tax rolls. Last YEA
tho prosecutions for failure to pay occu-
patton tax were aginst those engaged
in the liquor traffic. but these new del H.
quents ara engaged IN other limos OF husi-
ness, including the practice of INV. Some
of tho prominent merchants of Houston
are noticed on tn. list. rhc duty OF tn
collector In sudl Instances Is 10 commence
prosecution, and it /. probable ihit the
grand Jury now III session VIII he called
upon I, Investigate and report upon the
Est of those who have failed to Pay This
prosecution is an expensive on. t, TN,
defendant in each case. Merchants 81
the city were inomh,r- of lurl"i uuilhs
th. last W W which assessed lci.y penal
ties against liquor dealers WAC iairh 70
first procure a hCcnse TO carry on the
business ana they KNOW the aw.
lrosec utions nave already r,ninc hced
AGAINST the smaller merchants VINO have
ia led 10 pay up. This is among nv
,,rntli-c'sss n,e.rHa'.t-. y hH, MANI ~
this class H. enc who purchases less thin
~ r. p,.r var. IA years gone by m. lhal e.
kct house was only used ns those wno
disr rsed of vegetables thcf themselves
ralsru and of intats. a. butchers. two
cls.oes Of dealers " hn ~ NOT .noniird III
tho n>, cf these required % pay a S,ate
occupation tax They were required by
the ,nl TO ray tii".- slall rent, mark
n,irk,t l.a'l haCpnir such Il popular resort
TO- trade that other lines OF business
rad goar there. few days ago the OH
crls n0tred thai ,h'rr were nunh.i ri
dealers in 'he mni>at engage IN the
sal" Of no 'ou,. and small dry goods. and
a nrinhcr Of arrest Yer. ina ic. Tn. were
called fer ,rial Yesterday before justice.
I 4 am ,,i
Tho. ,tial were : cnsrione. Il. ca. Lou,
aNd u. Joan btn"r arrests hais been
mad. hat tho cases have NOT hs-n Gale,
Tor iral. Those fined have given notice
:. .,Ll -.-.I i.
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VIE DEATH ROLL



Miss Amelia u Tusgh dlod ~ the home
OF her parents yos,s.day morning ~ the
Third ward aier 4 snort iliness The de
o.nFea was most an,iabl. lsiis The
elGes, 81 sevcial ch.ldton N tho famll,
nnHr ~ "hom. save the luther -
M ui,. woto with t.F in her nsL hour.
he ss iuny from ih. ciiy
Mir. and Mr.. Tpsah have experienced
deep SORROW within year IN t.c los. 90
rhrr Anuugf'' Ion. VINO MAS drowned
nea. l.Nhonhurs, aud nov their .iacst
daughter II called from them
IL innofai Ni'l tnse prcc THIS MORN
ing ~ . O'Clock from the t,m ~ ree.den,.
No. 10. Dailns street,
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~ the Houston City street Railway com :
ysny replied we viii commence within
the next week ro-lnync the track On inc
Liberty avenue line. Us ng Finch '2-roiind
rails. This WI put That portion OF me
system N excellent condition and AFFORD
halter service to ths Iatrous Of the coin-
pary We nave just received a numher
Of new motors. winch VIII he put In scrV-
&c Just as soon as they can be connected
up. fhc road is now IN excellent cohdi-
I IN, tho portions needing repair more
than cihara heinz given the FIRST attrn-
;on Tho heavy raj, now being used can
not he surpassed and adds greatly to the
comfort of the passengers
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lIrAvY srnrEr CAR rnArrIc.

'lhc ,manc patton ,r'elrat on ~ Ilous-
ton l.'shls wac no doubt n great sue
csS,' si.a Superintendent Edward =
company, III ihc large crowd y attend
ance la anything to judge by. We run
ours until I'm u. NJ. Saturday anu the
same hour Sunday morung. AID at one
time frtrly i.ighi We had tnirtS--ouu cora
on the Houston Heights line and Satur-
day night there were thirty-two cars run-
ming IN the same Wnc. suppose we
hanra oyer yer en-" eoS'orsd psopl. 10 ~.
ce'rhr1t.on. There WAS ~ arse crowd
out there and they all used The street
cars" Ihis demonstrates the fact that
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A SINKING Fund

Of vital energy Is easily and pleasantly
rcplcnishahie Hoatetter's Stomach BIT
tors Us AN n,igorant without n peer, and
VIII speedily nfuse fresh stamina into
nm enf..hlcd physique. Resides this. II
avrris and remedies malaria. and sub
due. bilious. kidney dyspep,ic and rhcu-
raiir ailments The nervous derive
great benefit from it's use.
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COURT NOTES.

EX-ipacomau John Frame has recov-
cred from week ; sickness.
iiuss"y Va licm Is sal for 10 o'clo X
ihs morning IN tho vii district com.
Houston Land aud Trr,' company v
T + Lotus. debt. wa Med with DIS
rici clerk Mta.ics yesterday,
The grand Jury YESTERDAY returned
ia .,MN-sT ll1ir billS. of which wtttN-
two ara fr'onl's ana four msd,n ano,s.
Among mem were two ~ assault to
murder ssains Archie Hall. grhw ~" ont
% IA" shooting at tn clone note a
sllci 'lmr age.
There was HI Of It c7mmo;ton in die
or n mi court rom y,. eidiN whnn VIII
Jrrkson. eo.orci, VINO was put on trial
1 hurslniA. f'l! ofer IN 81 arp ntS
and hi 'krl oN'i CHAIRS eAtvu' ~. ~. ere
htndrlr- Nfrc pa hn d IN iau uc was
allowed TO M" uH,l h. got ,i,rl. when
NJ wa aiken bach 90 jiI. where he T.
al rgaf. y ;he February tenn lack
son Wa pri on rlli for The SAM ON pse.
mad ~ and the district ~ Lotney in
sii1ir cd for Yer iici 81 npl ga ity, Il
WAS nos acne his iInr, however.
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,Ior.sToN's FIRE RECORD.

Fire chief Tom Ravell has received a
copy of the annual report of the National
board of iire underwriters. g,v.ng The loss
by IRE rcr capita OF the pppuliion OF
the various cites NJ the tinted States. ],
makes n good showiag for houston ami
viii he seen by the following percentage
81 inc lending Texas cites. Houston 81 n,
Sun Anton Siai. inlyeston i5 Fort
Worth sl.l2. Dallas & 66.
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PERSONAL. MENTION.

MIR. ana Mrs, John g. Underwood of
Brazor are In III" city.
N. 81 Rose Hite. who has been visiting
IN Austin for several weeks. Is expected
nome this afternoon.
Dr. Robert McElroy, city physician. and
his - 70 lave returned from visit To
RocNpo't. Corpus Christi ana other coast
rasorts
Edgar skinner Inspector of customs for
the United states, STATIONED lt Elsl,,
Pass. was IN the City yesterday on husi-
ness lie Was guest OF \ &, Allen. Esq
Mrs. James @. Patterson. who has been
Nisitins her mother Mrs r. n Iii'c re-
turned yesterday tn san Antoii.o. accom-
panied lay ~ frankie llite. whD VIII
be her guest.
~ safs -. r Holt. Justin G. White.
Jar'ph + Meyer. FRANK Andrews. llr.
Geofe" l"rrndnn and Mayor baldwin
Iiro uf the llnrrs county delegates lc:t
last nghi Tor Austin To attend the state
COM cni,nu.
Misses Nam. and Hor,ic Miller, who
have been the quests of their tiionds
Misses Jul - aud Settle Stcrnenherg. max q
returned 10 their home in GalN.ston.
Mss Julia Siernenbers accompany ng
them home.
Mr. y g. Ford. SON al Judge Thomas
" Ford of ms city, has returned homo
from Austin. where he has lust gran.
urifd ia the law drparn sri II the stat,
un.N rSliy lie Was ACCOMPANIED home
d, Mr. +. ~. stone of jasper who VII he
IA y guest for "A few days and who IL a
graduate OF the same c.ass
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TIE UNEXPECTED ALWAYS HAP
n,.NS

This IS true oi many things In many
places. but Of $ l'ackard's Troy Laundry,
az prdirr avenue. thi. does not hoid
good. for the best work IN Houston Is r>-
pnricd there. and not only expected hI;
Is produced every time. Having the iatcst
modern improved ma, hincry, run by hrsl.
class AMI highly experienced GENERATORS,
thcir fnci, ties exceed amy laundry IN
Houston. Laundry called for ami dcliy-
cred Phon 81.
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STEAM vtsstI,s 1ysprcrr,,

Captains Louis G, Hirshh.rger and Rob.
ert Murray of Galveston Inspectors Of
marne vessels in the service of the
in,ted States government for ,h.s a.
tric', stationed nj Gn,veston. were IN
The city yestsrd1v and INSPECTED ,l,a
s'enm vessels NOW N port. the Carrie
Lee, Eugene, Black Hawk and Others.
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HoUSToN'S CITY COUNCIL.
The Crawford Street Paving Causes
More Discussions.
REPORT OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The city Attorney AsksHfcr His Opinion
ss to Kssponstbtiny Of the
Boudsmen.

The aty council met yesterday after
noon in regular weekly session. Presen;i
Mayor Rice and Aldermen scnnen Kohl
haun. Burke. GcseirnAn, Street. Latham
Matthews. Adair. McAushan and He!ser'
on motion Of Alderman McA1sasn Inc
minutes were Adopted without read rs
Alderman Latham, moved tina; Alier-
man Auber,.n be excused from a'ie'id-
anee upon the council a, this meeting.
Adopted.
PETITIONS.
From. Andrew J. Wick. sskirs ,ha' ;he
city give h.m quit claim 10 certain
strip Of ground in the Riverside addison.
~.ch was decided 70 the city in iSi ~
James Moore a figh: OF way Cor toai'
the location O. he road having been
charged since ;ha; time.
Referred 10 the mayor and city at;9F-
From MEX pcnico, askias permission
10 erect a Temporary structure on u'oen
q. 20; Referred 70 the tre comrtiee-
RiFoRTs
The board Of panlic works recommended
,hat the specifications tor paving on
Crawford stree. he amended 50 ma 'h't.
shall - iwo curses - e-ick on 50
inches nf gravel ard that tn. pavement
he extended = rinsk further solih 20 N'aF
AIieclrAn son..n allied attention to
TIE ;a-t 1891 the raarisr prov i=s that
a.. strr.i paving srer,nca iues sNull lfo-
VII TO- Hrss loren, ms,erss
1se meYor sid taat the contract for
Tavnr ceawfard street with hilrk h-t
ffFa Ir' nr~t. hHf fNAf .tl Grn.ret fot-
hat fa,les 40 rampiy With i
Alderman ~ Monaghan salG re- was np-
Tn~si '1 tne sr.r- 81 ons Because 0a'N
g." -ini - paving maier'ai va p-n' ded
~ ana ~ rot .n'iie omp i'i9n
Alfefnen Hesser wanted =. ka,s. L; tre.
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SPECIAL ANNou NcENENTS.

There Will ~ a band vonc.rt and ice
cream fete on Mir. Gibbrns' lawn. corner
Lamar sv.nuc and NJ ain ssreo'. this eN' n
sold and the lawn viii be gc1dy for tn
amusement Of IN" children from o'clock.
Tho lads OF ne Presrr cr.an church,
who are managing this fete. piomsa a
good time to Old and young. Admission
Ia GEMS.
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the company IL now In q position 70 han.
die LARGE crowds. The superintendent
says ne can put a service OF two minutes
on any line in the city u there 70 SUI
fIcicnt patron0Ec.
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Ihousands OF csses OF rneumat,sm hay,
neen cuTed ~ Elmer & Amends Ere
scr'ption NO Isl All sufferers shouis
Try hottie Of same G. w. Prsstou = CO
Galveston. Texas agents.
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coMM1s;rnNEHs, COURT.

The assessmcn, Of the Gulf, Colorado
sn1 sar,a - in various par. rs was
r.,sol from s'l5a to $500
ASS >slncg, Of Levy Bros. on goods be
fiXei NJ ss,,i.
A-se> smem Of l'llman Lewis 4 60 Oh
leu acr" TIA rails ii fom si'p 20 SO.
on certain lois from stoo - sshc
prirsed mat HE assessment of Ms.
10 ii~a Mason he corrected.
several c1,ai ons tor cher property
owners were iSsuel
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