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Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-16
Sofne Special Leaders
in C0IOred Silks.

Changeable silks for cape lining, "a in.
wide, 25c a yard.
Printed Jap silks in dark colors for fall,
29c a yard.
Changeable surah silk, 90 in. wide, all silk,
39c a yard.
Solid color gros grain silks, all %colors, for
ACC a yard.
Brocaded taffetta silks for waists, regular
S1.O0 a yard, i9c a yard.
Changeable taffetta silks, all new combina-
tions, SOC a yard.
Drapery silks, 80 in. wide, so new designs,
SOC a yard.
Cheney Bros. "a in. printed Indias, worth
75c, for ACC a yard.
Black and white check taffetta silks, soc
a yard.
Fancy waist silks, an endless variety, for
Csc a ward,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-16
Another Week of
Sterling Silver Goods
Sterling SILVER Tea Spoons,
s. 95 per set, worth SO.

s. 05 per set, worth SO.
Sterling silver sugar spoons CSC, worth
S2.GU.
Sterling silver cream ladle 0Sc, wort.
50 90.
$ crling silver olive spoons 9sc, worth
500.
Sterling silver meat forks 9Sc, worth
Sterling silver butter fork CSC, worth
$500.
Sterling silver berry spoons s2.95,
worth $500.
Sterling silver salad forks Si.4S. worth
81. so.
Sterling silver ice cream spoons $3.4S,
worth 500.
Sterling silver Jelly spoons 1906, worth
$500.
Sterling silver oyste, ladies 1896,
worth ~. 80.
Sterling silver soup ladies So. 80, worth
$1,000.
Tho goods are warranted sterling sill
yer, 925-l000 fine.
Q%uadruple plated. gold-lined, hand
engraved tea set, worth $1,000. ut S3.9S;
consisting of tea pot, creamer, sugar
and spooner.
Sectional plated tea spoons, 4Sc per
set of 6: worth 500.
Rogers 12-dwt. knives and forks,
$2.25 per set OF - pieces.
Gents Elgin or Waltham watches,
silverine cases; stem wind and set,
S3.iS: worth $500.
Ladies' and gents gold-flled. hunting
CASE watches, warranted to wear 20
years; fine Elgin or Waltham move
ments, $11.45; worth $500.
Solid gold band rings, Toe; worth
$50.
Solid gold set rings. 9Sc; worth $500.
Babies solid gold rings, 13c; worth
35c.
Sterling silver thimbles, 1Oc; worth
25c.
Nickel alarm clocks, soc; worth 81.
Solid oak clock. half-hour strike and
alarm. S2.9J; worth $500.
Euamelcd iron clocks, French dial.
gold trimmed. strikes every half hour,
Cathedral gong. S6.95; worth $1,000.
Porcelain clocks, S1.25; worth $3.50.
Watch and clock repairing at re-
duced prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-16
Boys Waists.

We have just received 100 dozen boys
Shirt Waists, samples, all fine goods, worth
SOC, Toe and $l.0O, your choice for 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-16
Dress Goods

We're receiving more goods and hand
somer lines than we have ever had the pleas
ure OF showing before, and as usual, the
prices ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
We offer Monday a S4-inch all Wool Suit
ing, 12Kc.
We offer a very choice line of Novelties,
20 cents.
We offer a 3S-inch all wool Ladies' Cloth,
all c%olors, Csc.
We offer a 42-ineh all wool Novelty, reg
ular SOC number, SOC.
We show more goods at FIFTY CENTS
the yard than any house in the west.
42-inch silk and wool Novelty, the 81. %
number, 75c.
42-inch, very choice number, same quality
sold last season sl.50, at S1.OO.
We have a line OF exclusive designs. no
two alike; others ask as high as $4,000 for
the pattern, our prices from $500 to $500.
The school season is not far away and we
have a large lot of remnants, just the thing
for school dresses. Prices just one-half
regular cost.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-16
Leaders in Velvet Dept.

All colors in silk finish v~elvetas for only
Csc
COlored silk ~velvets, regular 75c grade,
for only 39c.
The best silk ~velvets, in all colors, for the
price in this country, $1.00 yard.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF SPECIAL
PATTERNS IN EVENING SILKS
o DRESSES.
II you are looking for a handsome dress
for the knights of Ak-Sar-Ben ball you
will find IL here at DriceS IN suit any nurse
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-16
New Fall Silks
Coming in Daily.
The Most Complete
Assortment of Silks

PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST,
QUALITY AS GOOD AS THE BEST, AND
THE LATEST STYLES. ALWAYS LOOK
HERE BEFORE YOU BUY SILKS. SOME
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-16

ClSaul LuhNh iT2C
All our Crackers are fresh and nice-nO
old goods in this place.
Call at our Fish and Fruit counters, where
a. kinds of the best goods are to be had
at bottom prices.
Finest Butter, Eggs, Meats, Lard and
Cheese in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-16
Where Bargains
Reign Supreme

is AT THE TRANSMIsSISsIPPI HEAD
QUARTERS.
Butter AMI Eggs
Guaranteed Strictly Fresh IEggs,..... Sc
Country Butter. ......... ...., &c and Sc
Very best Country Butter. q. lie and l21ac
Very fancy Separator Creamery....... 15c
Meats and Lard
Positively this is your last chance to buy
Mpatc and | ord 1T thpSa rt.inaa Coma nOm
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-16
Hardware.
Building Hard ware.

All Klhu5 OF Il DfOnled DuLts at less
than wholesale prices.
All kinds of fine door locks, any fin
lsh, at factory prices.
We want TO close out a lot of carriage
and machine bolts--will make special
low price on quantities.
Tools.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-16
White Goods
Specials in Flannels~.-.
Shirtings and TiCkingsm

Fancy colored striped ticking 1T l2c, lGc, IS, 2Oc, 2c. Blue striped
ticking at &c, lOc, 1910. Feather ticking at l2c, lm, zoe. Blue
checked shirting &c, SIC, Toe. Cotton flannel at Bic, &c, Sc 6c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15
CUR fnSanii6en Eraae.

8on Or. @buarb @laIer, einem Der err
fabrenten 4rabienreiienoen, ge6t Der uRDln.
3tg." folgenbe Oaritelung gu:
@s pirb nibt ~geGeugnet perben fDnnen,
baB bic duBerf pert6Doqen Na9ri6ten.
Die Slattn Paf9a aus linn German
(ni3t Ombermun) mitge6ra6t bat, bic 9lnz
regung gu ben triegerif9en @or6ereitungen
gegeben baben, Die auf cine @iebereroberund
bes dgpptii9en Sudan binauslaufen unb
i'm Snterehe Ser gipilifirung bteies groBen
nnb pi4tigen Sheiles @entraIafritas muir
gebiQigt tperben fDnnen. Slatin 8a56a
bat cine eri90pfenb genaue &enntniB Der Iu=
banii9en 3uftGnoe mitgebru9t unb in feiz
mem Dortreffli9en 8u9e, mebr aber nod
miinOli6, Die Mittel unb Wege an5ugeben
bermo9t, Die CUR 8efiegung bes &6alifen
fi6ren t0nnten. Seine Mttpirtung Bel
benz po6l fdon Dor Monaten ins 4uge ge=
faBten 5elb3ug f9ien bur3 einen Inglidsz
fan in Srage gefteGt, inbem er gerabe am
sSabrestage feiner Slu9t aus l1mm Oerman,
am 10. 5e6rudr B.. s., in Rairo our9 einen
@tur5 nit benz Pferbe fi4 bas re9te 8ein
an &nie unb Sberf9entel 6ebentli3 oerz
lebte Ober gar bra9. @r lit ieoo4 I'M
8pii6en iOpeit hsrgeteIt. baB er ii4 na9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15

gail BON 39,435 5rem0en6etten. Die Gin
na6men aus benz S~rembenoerfebr in SirOl
beliefen fi9 na9 Der pom 2anbesoerbano fir
Srembenberfe6r nunme6r ferttg geiteuten
@rtragstatiftit fir bus Sabr 1895 auf 5ebn
Miqionen unb Observation-Disclosures 8uloen.
9ieran bet6eili9t ii4 Der &urort Weran nit
% Mtlionen, bic Stabt SnnsbruG nit
1,277,OO0 @ulbsn, 8pSena@ries NIT 1,270,z
900 unb Der &usort Mrco nit $4,000 Sui
ben. Dim nd9ten tommt bielen Summen
bann Der 8e3trt 8runned (bas 1T bas nett
li9e Buftertbal Bis Sobla9) nit 100000
@uGben, ferner Der 2anbbe5irt Snnsbrud
nit 314,OOO, G9pa5 nit benz 3iqert9ul
unb N9sntbal etc. NIT 311,000 @ulOen etc.
Die geiammtIGinnabmen aus benz Berg
fiibrerz unb 2obnfuti3erperbienft b~etrugen
Gin 9eutI9tiroD i'm Sabre 1895 5uIammen
448,OO0 @ulben.
- Ser &anonitus Sore er5dblte in ieiner
lebten Gonntagsprebigt in Der 2onboner
Weitminiterz4btei folgenbe @netoote, bic in
ben lebten Sagen ii9 ereignet bat uno gu
ietner &enntniB gebra9t purbe. Sin Saz
i3enbieb BON 8eruF erfrunfte erntlt9 unO
Ia6 ben Sob bpr Nugen. WG6renb 1einer
ldngen &ranf6ett tpurbe er bon 9eiitli9en
@inflii1en umgeben unb betebrt. @r bate
bas Satrament empfangen unb befano it4
i'm Sobestampf, aGs Der grieiter, Der an ieiz
mem Sterbelager Die Sterbegebete berlas,
pIObli6 elm beileres @efliiter an Ieinem
S6re bOrte: u@ebt auf Cure ubr Q4t!!"
Die Der Prieiter ben &opf umbrebte, ia9 er
ben Saf9enbteb tpbt auf benz 8ett ausge>
ftredt, bic nbr in ben 9dnben. Ser WiQe,"
fagte &anpnifus Sore, ntpar ni9t TART gez
mug, Dem 9%epobnbeitsz Snittntt bes &Drz
pers Miberitanb gu ~leiiten, aber bod fart
genug, um nit Der Sttmme gegen Die Dera
bre4eril@e 9anblung gu prpteitiren."
= gu ben Ieltiamiten @rI9einunge1, bic
Der 8ranntpetn in &uBlanb 9~e3eitigt bat,
ge60rt Der naii1er", Sober, Der einmul Elm
Srintgelage nit Rufen mitgema9t bat,
neiB, pie lei9t mar babel gu einem paar
Oubenb &ifen fommen tunn. 9ieie iaftige
8ertrauli9teit bat ben peinlt9en Sran3oien
Die f9Dnen Sage BON &ronftabt feiner 3eit
arg geft0rt. Nber man begniigt fib in &uB=
lamb ni6t, ben freien 8eginn Dieier 3drtli4=
teiten abauparten, in ben S9napstneipen
auf benz 2anbe bat oielme6r Der ousI9enz
fenbe commits bas beitimmte @mt, bas
&ifen anaufangen, unb er fibrt besbalb bic
te9nii9e 8eaei3nung u&iifer". IS 1T feline
pfli@t, bic &unben 10 f9nea pie mDgli3
pei9 gu ftimmen unO file, tpenn tie bas gez
fiiGte @las in Der 6anb balten, iiber ben
acknowledgement S9enttif9 beriiber 81
umarmen unb gu tiifen. 9amit Io1 er ni4t
Blob feline 9Ofli3teit be5eugen unb bic Stunt
ben gu tpetterem Srinten yanimiren": Der
9auptpert6 feiner &ifIe Iiegt fir ieinen
Yrin3ipal bielme6r barin, buB er einen nlOgz
1i91t groBen She'll bes bereits perfauften
8ranntpeins babel umi9iittet, Der bann ben
@9enftii9 b%inunter in Elm 9efdB lduft,
aus benz er als6alb no9mdls Der5apft ptro.
Sin bratii9er 8etpeis bon Der 9erieben6eit
bss ru5iti9en &leinfaufmanns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15
Die &omMtanoa1tten&ua It'll TIT oer
g@tuet5.
8ern, q. MGrs

8ern, 81. MGr5.
@etern Nbenb I'm neun l16r ging cine
Der lGngten unb erregteiten StBungen oes
geationalrat6es gu @nbe. @s puroe bic To-
eenannte 8leulerz unb @tlezNffdtre nebit
miGitdriI9em 3ubebDr berbanoslt. Nte lab
Der Nationalratb Sribiinen uno Wanoelz
gGnge 10 fart pie biesmal BON 3ubOrern
beiebt, unter benen bic Oiplomatif4en ger@
treter Der fremben Staaten nt4t feblten.
Gum 8eritdnoniB Der Sa4e lei fur5 BAG
Sbdtid9lt9e borangeieBt. Ser Sunbes@
ratb bate ben Sffiaier Martpalber gum
&ommanoanten elmer Observation-Disclosures err
tpd6lt. l1eber bas babel Dom 8unoespat3
gu befOlgenbe WablDerfa6ren befimmt @rz
titel so Der MilitGrorgantIation, pona4 bic
Wabl Der &ommanbanten unb StGbe Der
5uiummengeiebten SruppentOrper AUS benz
5tpetfa4en 8ori9lage" elmer aus beitimmtsn
Sffi3ieren aufammengefeBten WilitGrz
&ommiiiion gu %erfolgen babe. Sm Dorlie=
genben San batten 4rmeeforpsfommanbant
8leuler (3urt9) unb Sbert WiQe, 8affenz
def Der &uoulerie (8ern) fir bic Wabl Ell
nes 8rigabetommanbanten Der &aoalerie
einen Soppelpori9lag ~auf5uitelen unb tie
i3lugen AUDI 5pei Sffi3iere oor, aber Der
8unoesratb pG6le teinen Der bei6en pprges
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15
2luslano.

= profefor H0ntgen erbielt ben aoelnben
&ronenorben bom grin5regenten BON
8anern.
- Sn 3eiB purbe Der 8anfier Wtlbelm
S9neiber ermorbet in ietnem Gomptoir aufz
eefunben; groBe 9elbbetrGge feblen. 3pei
Der Shat @erbd@tise tpurben in 2eip5ig
berbdftet.
= G9arfri9ter Geinbel aus Magbeburg
.entbauptete in Sels bic 9unberi9en gbez
leute aus 8taOaui9te. Sic batten @nbe
1894 cine Bel ibnen tpobnenbe
Mus5iiglerin ermorbet.
= Ser Nitronom g6arles Chambers,
Director Der inbif9en StaatszS terntparte
in GoIaba, Bombay, 1T, 81 Sabre alt, ge~
Ser tOnigli9 britii9en Seieai9aft
bat er felt 1869 angeb0rt. Seine metiten
G(rbeiten per0ffentlibte ct in ben vPhilo-
sophical Transactions.
= Oas Musfnobeln bon einigen @las
8ier unter ben @dten zines &eitaurants lit
BON einem fG9tf3en @eri9t fir Elm Derz
botenes @liidsIpiel erfldrt tporoen. Sn
Stolpen purbe Elm HeI taurateur, neil er bas
Musfnpbeln in fetnem @ait3immer gebulbet
bate, nit Is Sci, @elbftrafe belegt!
- Oie belgii9e &ammer bat nit 103 ge>
qen 2 Sttmmen ben 9eIebentpurf angez
nommen, Der bic SDrmli9feiten gum Nb@
f9lieBen BON @6en bereinfa4t, inoem bic
poGe @6emiinbigfeit bon Is auf 81 Sabre
berabgeiebt unb Oas 3utimmungsre9t Der
@ltern eingei9rGntt pirb.
sSn ben ruiitf6en SffeeproDin5en
finb mebrere bunoert Meni4en an IusTab
Die entieBli9e Seu9e berbreitet
it6 INNER peiter, ba nur Elm She'll Der ST.
franften in beIonberen &%ranfen6dufern UNI
tereebra9t 1T. Ser libldnotf9e Ganbtag
bat baber bei4lofen, baB ieoer NusidBige
auf Soften bes 2anbes in elm IiDl aufgez
nommen nerben muB.
= &irali3 fanb in Srisbri4sbafen pie>
Der elmer Der alt6ergebra9ten barmloien
SflapenmGrtte ftatt, auf benz Der Siroler
9attin0erSgers ben i4pdbii4en 8ausrn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15

Cine Gntbedung 1T ioeben in 8e5ug uuf
bas &ainesz9efeb gema3t iporben, msl9e
ben S%emperenalern un0 probibitionfiten
19ier ben 4tbem nimmt. 9as &aines~@s=
ieB be3ie6t 1t9 ausbriidli9 nur auf ben Ser
tauf BON alfobolbaltigen @etrdnten in Menz
gen bon unter flint @dlonen, uno untertpirft
benielben Der 2icen3. Gs iagt ni4ts BON
benz 8erfauf bon alfobol6ultigen 9etrdnten
in Mengen BON iiber flint @aaonen, unb
giebt benfelben in SOlge beifen fret, pdbrenb
frii6er au9 bieier 8ertauf in alien Somns,
8iGages ODER @tdbten oer6oten mar, in nell
9en Der &leinbanbel nit @~etrGnfen auf
@runb bes2ocal>O ption58efe ubgei9afft
1T. 1nb 10 pirb in benz piitbigiten Sempez
r~en3neit Seem OOrfs Elm Sober iein M9tel
8ier unb Ieinen Sinfz9 allOnenz&rug faufen
fOnnen, o6ne baB man einf4reiten tann,
b. B. penn bas 8aines@@ efeB unberie9ct
bur9 bic neutrality-suspicious. Mi6le gebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15
auad1eantd1e auhsots staats Rettnase5 aaithpad, IS. aprtl 1895.

19ld9enen Sffl5tere, 1DnDern elt1en Drttten,
ben Oberiten Martpalosr, einen ben 9erren
8leuler unb Wiae ni9t gene4men Offi5ier,
porauf bic bsiben lebteren ibren a6i9isb
erbaten. 3ugleid ber0ffentlidte O6erit
WiIe, bonn 8unoesrat6 ba5u ermd9tigt,
bic 9enfI9rift, in Der er beim 8unoesratb
@oritellungen gegen bic 8eforoerung Dart
pdlbers erboben bate.
s3pei Barteilager biloeten 1t9; bic @inen
i~tritten fir ben 8unbesrut6, Die Nn0sretl
fir bic 5uriidgetrstenen Offi5iere. Die
prefe griff lebbaft in ben Streit Elm, bic
foni eroutiOen 3eitungen gum She'll in Der
Nebenab1i6t, bic Nutoritdt Der 8unbesre>
gierung gu eri6iittern. Sn tuatsre4tli4er
8e5iebung tpurOe namentli9 Die Srage err
Drtert, % Der 8unbesrat6 BEL Der Wabl Der
8ri9abefommanoanten an ben in Nrtitel go
Der Militdrorganiiution erpd6nten 9oppeiz
bori9lag ~gebunOen lei. pber aber Elm freiss
Wa6lre9t 6eiiBe. Ser 8unOesratb uno Die
feline Mn59auung bertretenben 8lGtter be-
6aupteten, Der 8ah1norl9lag lei unOer~
binbli9 unb beriefen fi9 fir lire @uffafiung
auf friibere Sdle, Die @egenpartei bie!t
an Der Nuffafun9 fet, Der 8unbesrat9 lei
an ben 9oppelpori9lag Der &ommiiiion Bel
ben &ommanbantennablen gebunosn, iage
ia bod bas @eIeb un3neibeutig, Die 8aDl
erfolge aus (ni3t auD benz 3peifa9sn
8prI 9lage Der &Ommi1iion, Sic berief fid
ferner barauf, baB na9 Der Oenfl4rift gum
be5iigli9en @eiebe Der @eiebgeber be5tpedt
babe, benz MilitGr 1elbt einen maBge6enoen
@influB auf bic Wabl Der Sffi5iere ein3nz
rGumen, UNI 10 ben @influB Der polttit BET
M"ilitGrpablen gu beI9rdnfen.
Die tpegen Der Angelegenbeit an ben 8unz
besrat6 geri9tete SSnterpelation b%eanttportez
ten bic 8unbesrGtbe 2a9enaG, 9auier unb
sSreb, bic entI9ieben ben @tanDpunft bes
8unbesrat6s Dertraten, neil omit Der Wttltz
tdrtommifiion bas @rnennun9sre9t 3ufaae,
mas pepib ni9t beabfi9tigt lei unb AUDI
ni6t q~eftattet perben biirfe. Nu9 purbe Die
SbatIa6e mitsetbeilt, baBSberit WtGe felbf
au Der 13eit, ba Marttpalber bonn 8unbesrat5
aum Oberit bef0rbert puroe, oieien Sffi5ier
fir bic Sibrung elmer Brigade dls befdbtgt
erflGrt bate. Neben Der Snterpeaation
purbe Der Nntrag geiteqt, bas 8erfabren
bel Der @abl Der Stabe unb &ommaaoanz
ten i'm @inne Der @erbinbli4teit Der 8or%
16ldqe au orbnen. Ser 8unbesratb tpioerz
Iebte ft6 benz @ori9loge, Ser IbgeorOnete
Sorrer (rabita0 fi6rte aus, in gutem 8lauz
BEN fDnne man bas 9e5eb Der19ieben aug
le9en; es empfeb1e fih baber, Dab Der BUM
besratb gelegentli6 cine 8orlage dusarbeite,
pel@e bic 8or1 6lGge Der &ommtfiion als
fir ben 8unbesratb unoerbinolt4 be5ei3ne.
Stir biefen Mntrag, benz Der 8unbesratb bel<
pfli6tete, iimmte Die 2infe, pd9renO bic
&atbolifen pnb Elm GROCER Sbsil Der tonz
IerpatiDen 9roteftanten ii4 Der Neuerurg
piber1eBte. Speiier (8aieD erblidte i'm un7
beI6rdnften Mablreht bes 8unoesrat6es
cine nd9t6eilige @eritdrtung Der Regiez
rungsfompeten5en. Ser Mntrag purbe aber
unter 8iGigung bes 8erfubrens oes 8unoes=
rutbs nit 76 gegen 40 Stimmen angenouz
men.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-27
ORDINANCE NO. 1855.

AN ORDINANCE providing fer the
Eg lft51g Ct Kansas avenSu9' p aSa,4
Topelsa, ana Tor paying he cost thereof.
Be It ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
Gllmeu Of the city OF Topeka.
Section J. That it is necessary to widen
street and E'airchild street, in the city Of
Topeka, and for that purpose to apprC-
pirate for the use of the city Of Topeka,
such real estate as is hereinafter pro
ylding fund to pay the cost Of widen
lag Kansas avenue, nerth. aforesaid from
ening Of said avenue, a benefit district
Is hereby created bounded as follows.
Beginning at a point where the center
line or SayWeu street intersects the center
between Kansas avenue, north and Quin-
cY street north; thence southerly along
rSciSr riri7f ~ -. IA 1890 s5asfrTi11
1870 lsllL u f4iy
Pacific right Of way. to the center line OF
the alley between Kansas avenue. north,
ana Jackson street. north; thence north
its inferscction with the center line Of
Gordon street: thence easterly along the
interseetion win The Center line of CEN en-
ter line of said Central avenue to its in
terseetion With with The center, line q 5he east
thence easterly along the center line Of
center line Of the north and south alley
between Kansas avenue and Central ave
nue. thence northerly along the center
line Of said alley to its intersection with
the center lire Of Saywell street, thence
eastsrly along the center line Of SayWell
street TO point of beginning.
Section g. That for the purpose for wild
'eaning Nanses avenus north afOr5esaiq5
scribed real estate situated in the beneft
this ordinance
Beginning at a point on the south line
OF EalrCnIlaG aaUlrlCn- ana thirty IeeL
west Of the center of Kansas avenue,
thence ssuthsrly along line thirty feet
west of the center Of Kansas avenue and
parallel thereto. to its Intersection with
the east line Of Central avenue extended;
thence north along said east line of Cen
trial avenue to its intersection with the
vest line Of Kansas avenue, IN eugene.
along said west lire Of Kansas avenue ex-
ADDITION. therfee east along ssfd south
line Of FairehHds addition 10 place Of be-
Section 4. That the real estate described
in the procee dlnE section pc and Is hereby
approprlateo to tne cry e. 1ePeha LoF the
pIrRese mentioned IN this ordnance ..,
the consent Ell the councM shaA appoint
three disiRteFested appraisers, being free
holders and citizens IN the city OF TO
p5ka. that SAID appraisers shsll q0atlfy;
IS provided by law, and assess the actual
real estate as hereing provided TOR ana shall
assess against the city the amount OF
baIance Of such damages against the
property which shall be especially bene-
uALe4 Dy LlE WlAGAlA4i& 81 SdlA aeE-Al-ef
and report all proceedings to the Mayor
and Council and proceed in all matters as
provided by law.
Section 6. Ordinance No. 1871 approved
November 23rd. 1895. is hereby repealed
Section e. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after its
publication in the ofheial paper Of the
city of Topeka
Passed the Council May 18th 1885.
Approved May 10. 1895.
Q. A. FELLOWS, Mayor.
s $. MeFADDEN. city clerk.
(SEAL.)
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An old Welsh blacksmith who was also
a dealer in groceries and various other
trihes, was unable to read or write, but
had a system Of his own and kept his &C
counts in an original kind of hieroglyph,
In which a rude representation of any
thing he sold on credit did duty for writ
ten symbols At Christmas time he got
his friend, the schoolmsster, to make out
his bills as he dictated. Once he sent bill
for shoeing, etc, to old Sir Robert
Vaughan, who presently came down in a
great fuster. "Grinth Jones, you villain,
you have charged me with a cheese, and I
never had one from you in my lifel''
ssStop a bit, " cried Griffith, 'wbile I
look in the book. 4" And there, sure enough,
was a big round o, which in Griffith
script represented a cheese. Then ensued
wordy war between blacksmith and barO-
net, Ia which it was difficult to say which
had the better Of it. Sir Robert was riding
off in a rage, when the blacksmith called
aim back; 'Stopl 7 remen berthe cheese
was all right. but forgot to put hole in
it. 1t was grindstone. - Household
Wnr7a
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are you IN need of work9 If so. You are at
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PEOPLE. ali notices Of Situations Wanted - not
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length. provided that all advertisements Of that
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In dreamy rapture he kissed her golden
tHesses
The future, he exclaimed joyously,
with It's castles in the airl'
She turned, with sudden earnestness.
Reginald. = she said decisively, don't
deceive yourself. I tell you, once for all.
I shan e live above che second story under
any circumstances Pick Ne Up.
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Trr TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL guarantees,
every dayit Is printed. TO give local circulation
ty far more than nli other Dailies COM
binad This makes tnls PAPER the cheapest
as well as the best. daily advertising medium In
Toraza. the classified advertisements below
costing but
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or co cents 8 lire for a week. 90 cents by the
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Average daily circulation for the six months
ending June go. 1885. was 1884
Sworn detailed statements Of circulation pre-
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min France is the nGalpo
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n OST-Monday after Csc p. M, on 9Th street
al y between Kansas avenue and Fillmore
street lady7s pocket book and card case. con-
tanning money and memoranda Finder please
leave at sos Kansas ave j. o. baucoeA-
n 0ST-A lsdys gold watch. on inside of case
H. Mayme Kinney from Uncle Henry. 1888
Suitable reward VIII be paid for return to room
III santa Fe offices.
crTRAYED-A dark bay mare. white stripe on
- face blind in left eye Reward for return.
j. C. Carroll. SeabrOOk. Kansas.
T-OUND-1He place TO get your umbrella GOV
lit cred sind repaired; or your clock or watch
cleaned for zoe. sos Kan. ave. up stairs.
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w ANTFD- Situation at general homework.
st.. Topeka
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$4,000
IT. y. BOW Nan & Co. Mortgages Of Sis
7sand KIND 70 suit investors always on hand
~ IN l money. lowest rates 70 borrow On cen
4al city or farm properties,
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MONEY m LOAN

NJ ONEA LOANED on horses. pianos house
- mold goods and an kinds Of chattsl sseurl
res. H. hlscoe. 528 Kansas avenue. room g.