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WANTED Position by on all.rcuS N
niture man. cabinet maker ana NM
er; good salesman; best reierepts n
dress al, this Office. Il
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FOR RENr--Nice five room cottage. with
Stable. on Biazos street. between Me
Kinney and Lamar, rent, 1880. Apply
l1l0 Polk uYnuue o
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PERSONAL.

10 advertisements in office Of The
Post for week ending Saturday, May S.
/, Il. 90. Il. A. Bnnner CD: y 60; IS;
500, c. NJ. Is. @; i'S tp; 45i, e; o.; IN
eehAage e.. Epienre O. e.; House t9'
Dos. 5>i, as CD, 5l9 $50 80. IL. T.. Va Il.
C) as, ,e3. $50. 50. orphan 46t; 56S 90.
$. r., 20, Pesfle. 40 ~: 5i6 1871, 5i1;
Is. Nj. 60 501 90; 3d. 59s; 5is t2); 400; $50;
9l5>.
FOR ET00 You can have your wntch
cleaned or handspring replaced under
g'ntr0'tee at ~. {. Wrodes 100 Travis
street IL
MRS. A WATTS. claryoyant medium.
hours, a. IN. TO p. m; COG Austin.
upstairs Ii
MISS LIZZIE DoNAHER, correct de-
sisner and maker OF ladies' fashionable
garments, oreBurnelt building sec
ond floor Houston. Texas. Is
WAN REMEDIES TREAT
MtN'TS-Pleasc investigate at Safe
headquarters. 4O3 Binz building. Lady
attendant 2 TO { o. IN. Advice and
health book free. IL
SANFTNRlUM. ior successful treatment
OF opium. morphine, chloral and cocaine
habits elegant accommoiat!onS; very
tie ], nlnager East Chattanooga, Tenn:
wANTED-At once. teacher of Spanish
language. Address \. box 49, city. II
s-YEAR-OLD line Jersey hull, Registered,
St lamh,rt breel, now ready Tor serv-
ioe' fee $500. Apply TO ]. o. Ross. 9
MNlE. JOSEPH, the great European
clairyoyant. l>ulmist and fortune teller
can he consulted on all affairs. full Sit
unss, 5Dc; satisfaction given; S0J12 Main
street, Ia
MME JOSEPH, the great European clair
NoNanI palms. aud fortune teller. can
he consulted on all affairs of ME- fun
sit,ines, zoe, and satisfaction given; 8
a. n Sunday N M.
$685. Main street q
MISS REELS studio for vocal culture
will be at her home, 1904 Polk avenue.
during the ensuing warm months. Il
oAA DONOR. Victory" health, happiness
and then wealth, doctors prescriptions
and then the grave; Instruments sold
rented and repaired; prices Sl3 ana $93
ti2 Caroline; j. j. Fendey. .
M.ARRY-I,n ver Core spending CIb hag
patrons worth from 500 to $4,000. send
10 io'' private list. BOX 1870. DENY er.
Colo. .
SUPERFLTOUs HAIR-WlIfe for FRO
information how 10 remove hair permu-
hently Without slightest injury to skin:
Supericr TO electric needle. Curtis Co
- ls6 3-nd street. Chicago. 9
AUTHORS and WRITER'S Union. Chariton
Iowa, cash prizes; best serial Sg5, shor,
story, Sl5. poem. $40. Enclose return
postage, q
ter. aged IS wish Il position TO accom-
pauy 81 family going up North as nurse
or attendant to- invalid; willing TO pay
parl OF rare; references gwen. Address
Mrs e. Wilson. general delivery, Waco,
NINE. c. A, BUJAC, pianiste, studio 92,.
M4son block. special attention paid to
rudliIcnts OF music: lessons at pupilu'
residence II dssired; instruction to ,e.
einners' also advanced Students. II
PLEASE isETURN-lt will he much an
precaied II all books borrowed from
Judge Goldthwaite's Law ana lriscel-
lancous ,:brary be returned TO the offica
as early as possible
AGENTS and hrancn manager: salary or
commission. Hunter Tailoring ans Shirt
Co. Cincinnati Ohio
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FOR RENT-rhe lower floor. also two
pleasant upstairs rooms to rent. fur
niShed. 1893 Al.lam. .
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WANTED-Position In grocery smf
as office clerk or collector; wages n
enable: can furnish Al reierenaS q
THIS Office. Il
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SITUATION wANTrn 80 --S 1
sals sUUu q address and neat !, In -
moderate ,ite salary. Adsr rs q b,etss|
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SITUATION Wanted by a good cotk q
do housework. don't want any vss..(
1SbS Polk avenue.
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SITUATION Ill., , wAYrrn y = 90
h ,se work w, in city Or a,Ds,, IN 8
ut oSt, no shabby wo ri v, mlsse nr,Sss
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WANTED by ,n,sa,. -- d
a an0un !, A., rouse; horse. carrS,,n aa "a
amy snsos KIND Of honest WORT rfss !
office. Aodrss h M NJ
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WHO ,ai9 WANTS aS.l' good deliver, =. ~,
Ca, Z Knows city; undsr', a. NJ .tss,
,ianIie furniture; FOOD Sss.i hv I
l,li Magnolia street, wv on's. AsS
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FOR RENT-Partly furnished cottage.
with bath room, etc. also stable and
servants room; splendid neghborhood
No. 6l3 Webster avenue. Garrett Hard
castle yloIe Congress avenue. 9
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SIT WANTED-By young ssj,.,,.;.:
private family. TO take care al w. l
milk COW: good worker; giys NJ ! !.
Address sGg. this Office
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W,.AAlNTED-Board and A.; =,
,, .oes until October ! ,oqsins n 1
keeper and clerk, c, 4 " Z M I!
-eretlees. Address 10 NJ q cosnsr' :
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Wash Goods.

Dimities in White grounds with Colored Fig
ures, also Fancy Figured Grenadine, in
bright rich coorings, per yard. ....,.
Grass Linen, in Fancy Woven Stripes war
ranted fast colcn per yard. ............
Fancy Figured and Striped Organdies and
Lawns, in endless variety per yard .....
Fancy Mulls and Swiss Organdies per yard. E.
Imported Figured Organdies, Acc quality,
per yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Black Navy and Fancy Printed Duck for
Skirts per yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Plain Grass Linen and Grass Linen Duck
per yard ....................
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WANTED-A position Is hpus,s.-... !
S S,ty w or country by a lady d s,s.,':.tt
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Black Colored Dress Goods

43nch Black Brocaded Brillantines and Fig.
ured Satin Berbers, regular SOC quality,
now per yard Observation-Disclosures.
36.inch fine Black Surah Serge, light weight,
all Wool, per yard Observation-Disclosures.
40-inch all Wool Tamise, Silk finish per yard
3S-inch Black Henrietta, fine finish, per yard.
Colored Wool Skirt Materials, in most pleas
ing effects, per yard, 75c, soc and ....
Fancy Linen Grenadines, with Woven Silk
Stripes and Checks, per yard. .........~
Fancy Striped Grass Linen, per yard. .....
Fancy Wool Cballies l5c quality, per yard
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All J. d,.Lt EnglshnanL ~
,.orse' carnage. yardman: et
.oois references. small eai.,-s. aN "
round man; garden, lawn ti,,,s 4! Y
dress 500. this office A 'i0Nsn 4
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FOR RENT-Three four room cottages In
Fourth and FIFTH wards. rent cut from
Sl2 to IS per month. Garrett Hardcas-
tie. 9lhia Congress aNenre. q
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fOh RENT-Two large south rooms 0un-
Iurn-s ned, with hail and bath room /:
vate family, at low rate. cali M r5it
Caroline street. II,
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avenue. Apply to Mrs. A. Knoll iii Poil,
avtnue, one block back OF Mir. Funk's
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W'TANTED-sItpation by saonmsekeep.t !
prlotical experienee as s,iei, good nc
a private family or ny eity. Adcrg,
ence; want 10 30 ou'
MS. This office. -----.--,,--- -,l,rsi
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SITUATION WANTEpI,snyr good %, csvsII
clerk ana bookkeepe erk ie cheap foro ~
Texas town; will worA address q I
firm. good references
n. this Office. nal 2
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DINING ROOM and kitchen in large
boarding house Tor rent. also nicely
furnished rooms on the south. side. with
Dath privileges. 1913 Travis. Q
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NEWLY furnished rooms for gentlemen
also FURNISHED or unfinished rooms
for light housekeeping 1905 Milam 9
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INC OK THRl1E connecting rooms, fur
nlsned for light housekeeping; southern
desirable and central location: refer.
enccs. Apply 1910 Walker. II
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FOR RENT--Four rooms, in excellent To-
cation, well furnished for housek eeping
No. 1895 Main street. near Dallas 3
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WANTED WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED to 1870 ~ - Z.
WANTED to buy or re ssn ehssp. App4 9
BILE az once; mus venue. ITO.
WANrED-To buy ',co. must b = dsr
cyciopedia R1l,ann''sst.a stating prlS'
o5ndt,ton. Addr e Porte. TexsS
WANrEp-To buy, i fSr ss or IIsrah
die and route on, on fatfice. --<<.ng
dress No. 5oi. th:s- =. 4 big ~
WANTED Anyone n neS glass a 'l.,s' ~;
offer III. in Z, a S Wrs,s n Nia n s du''
Lake. Texas
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FoK RENT-One three room cottage
sixth ward: six room cottage on Carl
tol avenue, near new court house. Reps
dorph Bros, 70S Main. II
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w dAiyd deliSery wagon . q : 81 y
knows the city we'll Ae''
office. rtirts -
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FOR RENT-Pretty two-story house; sew
en- rooms, all modern conveniences close
In 1916 Texas avenue. Apply 1918, next
door, to Mrs. L. c. Burks. IL
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4 COOP girl wants a p'1it.ey wears old .,
help around the nous .,reet. ---.,.s
ply at 1871 Chehe'''' ,,ork As pr,
CoLoRED man vents round houss !
in store or WORK ms oficaS
weaver. Address 40. . .:Ioon. clnb ~ M
wASTE I .dr3sr. ;. s $. Yoans'f'
place. ,ct,sT AMP III
STORAGEWHaarshs1a S,ssr e ID.
s;ering Fu Peden & co.
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FOR RENT-'Two-story house with -ev
erai iarse rooms above, corner Willow
aIu i-ioerty streets, Fifth ward, so per
month x. y: Gant. Binz building .
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slTuuATlos w..

INNER dNySn wants oo,,..
Town: also good s pul.,tOa b : -
s stana best q rMsissssusa i sS!
'oNe work, II, ". II Sc a.
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Mosquito Bars.

Bar, Frame and Fixtures all complete and
so and l00inch Bars all complete with
Frame and Fixtures each 81. rs and 30
72inch unlnade Bobinet Bars, each. ..... 15O
9oinch unmade Bobinet Bars, each. .... ESQ
10S-inch unnade Bobinet Bars, each ~ $50
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fon KENT-ln Third ward. a new two
s,oFy house. southern exposure. all mod
etn conVenences. stable, servants room.
Tent reasonable to good tenant. Apply
lSl6 Lamar avenue i.
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foh RENT-My residence. thlrioen rooms,
n.oaern convenicnces, two blocks from
VAS board;ns house; lilo Capitol. Or.
" III. ~. Eckiiardt. 10
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HandkerChiefS.

Ladies' Hemstitched Lawn Handkerchiefs,
Plain and Colored Borders, at.
Ladies Sheer Null Hemstitched Handke
chiefs plain and Embroidered, each 12A
Ladies' fine Embroidered and Drawn Wor
Handkerchiefs, each. ...............
Boys good School Handkerchiefs, Plain an
Colored Borders, each -. ........
Mems Plain and Woven Colored Bordered
Handkerchiefs each Zoe and
Mems Hemstitched, Plain and Colored Bo
dered Handkerchefs each 12Ac and
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FOX KENT-Byrne HOUSE Corri,,on
texas: FURNISHED throughout: terms rea.
ssy,naple' For information apply or wri,e
MIS-. y. y nanimond. Beeville. Texas. IL
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FOR $l00 YOU can have your watch
cleaned or handspring replaced under
g.mrau.ce at y. {. Wroie's, 400 Travis
street IL
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Ladies' Summer Vests.
Ladies Balbriggan Vests, each .......,...... Sc
Ladies Beached Gauze Vests TAPPED Necks 1Oc
Ladies Lsle Finished Bleached Gauze Vests 15c
Ladies Fine French Balbriggan Vests, each. Csc
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TO I-oAN--ssoo to $40. 900 ON Iroust,n c, IT,
t tUsi estate HarFal & Harrai. Fox build.
Nk. ii
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FINANCIAL.

CITY SCRIP BOUGIT-CIty scrI,, 6oI.G;
and money loaned on city pronertv q
\. Won, corner Main and Conercss
over krupp a Tsfhy's US
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FOR RENT-Four-rOom cot1oge- co,rnr
taf9lihe street and Webster avenue
Apply chas. ketzer. corner san Jac'nto
S,ieet a'n webster avenue. IL
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Thomns-Freemnn.

On last Thursday afternoon, February
25, At the home Of Mrs. J. q. Freeman,
In the presence Of a few friends, Miss
Ada Freeman aud Mr.. Joe Thomas
were united in marriage, Rev. Jackson.
Of Falls county, officiating.
The bride was one Of Wixon's iairest
flowers, girl beloved by all She has
been raised here, and In going from IA
she will carry with her many blessings
showered on her by friends on every
side.
Only two months since her sister lei,
us to brighten the home OF Mr.. Pridiy
and be a blessing TO that part OF the
country in which she resides, and willie
We know We will miss their happv
smiles and merry conversations on
many occasions, We feel thankful 10
know WiHon cent forth such worthy
girls to bless the homes Of those two
houie young men.
Mr. Thomas IL one Of Cottonwo. a..
most esteemed young men. Tie TOOK
his bride In the evening to the home
awaiting her.
They are both good christian work.
ere. Gods blessings will follow HE
children. A FRrEND.
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the price Of armorplato TO $500 a ton
was then adopted without division,
An amendment was proposed by Mr.
Pcttigrew 20 reduce the total Of con-
tracts authorized to s2,ioi, 800, to cor.
respond with the reduction per ton was
adopted
The amendment authorizing the sec
Rotary Of the navy 10 establisha govern
ment armorplate factory at cost Of
81 900, OOOif he failed to make contracts,
N'as lost, 20 TO 80
The naval bill was passed at Just
midnight and although Mr. Chandler
tried to call up the international mon.
etar conference bill, the senate adjourn.
ed.
The senate today passed the forh'
foations appropriations bill in 30 min.
utes The deficiency bill, the last on the
list, will follow.
The international monetary confer
enco bill was taken up and led to q
heated criticism by Dubois Of Idaho aud
Cannon Of Utah.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-03

Buehanan's City Market for fine
sausage Of all kinds. -
Mrs. I. NJ. Ewing Of Pitt Bridge, was
a visitor TO the city yesterday.
Corn, oats, meal, bran, hay, cotton
seed meal and fresh and cheap
Edge Bros. n
! was nervous. tired irritable and
cross. Karl's Glover Root Tea has
made me well Snd happy.
Sold by all druggists.
MRS. y. b. woRDEN.
Messrs. John Is. Mike and Harry l..
Coe have gone into the bicycle business
on large scale and offer let Of fine
wheels In nd elsewhere In the Eagle
this morning.
The carLonetie photo which has the
fine appearance Of steel engraving 10
the latest rage with fAshionAbles every.
where. They are made at all the lead.
iug aludios-sarony's, Falk's, stefIens'
and DahlgFen's. dsl.
The Claude Mitchell residence and
grounds Of five acres, part Of the Mont
gomery estate, was sold At the court.
house yesterday afternoon 10 the high
est bidder by I. b. Collinsand purchas.
ed by diss Daisy Montgomery for tiIs5.
The VI. I. c. will meet thu. afternoon
at O'Clock At the residence II Mrs. I'd.
ward Han, instead Of the residence Of
Mr.. J. Il. Taylor as previously an.
nounoed. Mrs. Hall would like 10 have
a. many members present a. possible.
as specially interesting program will
be had.
Guy NJ. Bryan, having asked Mayor
Adams, president Of the school board.
for the pleasure Of presenting the Bry.
an graded school pictures Of General
Sam Houston and stephen +. Austin.
the presentation was made yesterday
by Prof Minier, Mr. Bryan being nee.
essarily absent As foreman Of the grand
jury.
Mss 81. Leon has returned nom the
east with the most exquisite line Of
millinery that could be bought, in.
GLIDING novelties In hats, ribbons, and
everything up to date. There is not a
scrap Of old goods Ia the house. Call
and be convinced. IS
An entertainment will be given by
the young ladies' auxiliary Of the Pres.
byterian church Friday. March 70, at
the residence Of DR.. W. II. Wilson
Hours : p. IN. TO u. Chicken pie lunch
will be served With lemon punch; a
pretty assortment Of sofa pillows Of.
icrcd Tor sale, The public IL cordially
invited. "a
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UNA BEAN COMBINATION.
Growers In Csllfornia FORM . Deal 10
Get BETTER Pticsa

Growers In California FORM . Deal 10
Get nettsT Priosa
SAS FRANCISCO. March 2.-The Lama
bean growers Of California. controlling
over 90 per cent Of the total bean out.
put Of the state, have formed an organ.
ization tocnntrol the market, known NJ
the Lama Bean Assooiat on With the
cooperation Of the Southern Pacific
Milling company they have entered into
An agreement with Dutard. Porter
Bros & Co. and Wolf q Lehman, Cali.
fornia; J. X. Armsby & Co, Chicago,
and DclAheld. McGovern q Co. Of New
York
The selling price Of the past season
has ranged from tl.s5 TO tl.4O per 100
pounds, a figure almost below the COS,
Of producing BY tho terms Of the
new agreement the selling price IL civ.
en- At $50 per 100 pounds, with =
guaranty against is decline for 30 days
after such change In price.
A large reduction In the acreage Of
the coming crop will be brought about
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-03

The carboneite photo Is the latest,
newest and most durable picture.
Dahlgren makes frst.class carboneltes.
dsi
Bart Norwood has returned from 81.
Louis loaded with the greatest line Of
bargains Ia dry goods ever zen. lie
has a stock Of remnants In ladies' dress
goods which he will close out at 3 cents
per yard that you should not fail to zee.
"Trilby" is found. Trilby il County
CLERK McMichael's lately lost dog which
was advertised In the Eagle last week.
A gentleman from the country who slw
the ad brought her in last Saturday aud
stated she had followed him home from
town one day, and that he didn't know
who she belonged TO until the al ap.
peared
The residence and contents belonging
TO Frank Wallace, an industrious and
thrifty negro, was burned near Pitts
Bridge Sunday night Loss estimated
at $1,000 with no insurance. Wallace
was not at home when the fire occurred
and his wife got the children safely oul
Of the house upon discovering the
flames, but afterwards two Of the little
ones crept back into the burning build.
ing, and when found ahd rescued a sec.
ond time just before the walls and roof
Tell In, were calmly contemplating the
nvages Of the fire above and about
them. Wallace was In town Monday
with string Of wagons after lumber
10 rebuild.
The Buckman Farce Comedy Co. Oh.
en- their three nights engagement
Thursday night In the laughable farce
comedy "A Wife Wanted" distilled
With the very best Of specialiies. aud
will be presented Ia the best possible
manner. Every detail ~ 10 stage set.
ting will be carefully looked after, and
the patrons are promised a rare t'eai In
the way Of an entertainment. The
Company numbers IS people, each and
every one an artist In bis or her respec.
tive line. The prices 10. ~ and 80 cents.
are a novelty In this city, bat popular
prices prevail and our patrons are a..
surcd trstolass performance, equa.
Ia many respects 10 the majority Of the
travelling companies playing at regular
pTices The musical specialties Tor t.e
opening night are as follower Medley
negro songs, Mes.r.. Swor, Williams.
and Mics Odell. Sase, Rosey Posey.
Thomas !. kcugh; "Mr Johnson Turn
me Loose" With buck aud wing dane.
ing, Reogh and SwoE "sweet Bird j"
"suoliiug on the sand" Atkinson sis.
ter; Only Ne, Mother was Lady"
Jack Williams, aud other .pecialtiea.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-03
pAR1Y LINEs LoosaLY paAwN.
Municipal Elections In Iowa Divided
In Many Towns.

Municipal Elections IN Iowa hiFidod
In Many Towns.
DIS MoiNEs, March 2-Iu the mu.
nicipal elections which were held In
most Of the Iowa cities Monday party
lines were not closely drawn, the issues
being entirely Of q local nature. All
cities Of 1000 population and over held
elections except Des Moin :, and the
special charter oities-Davenport, Du'
buque, Kookuk and Glenwood. Full
city tickets and one.hAlf the member.
ship Of the city councils were elected in
nearly every instance.
At Creston party lines were not en-
tirely disregsrdod, Neimeyer, Democrat,
was elected mayor by plurality Of TO-
At Ottumwa a hRht was made by tho
Democrats for the restriction Of saloon
licenses The entire Democratic ticket
was carried
AZ Eldors the anticurfew bill alder.
men were elected by large maioritios.
At Waterloo the Republican ticket
won the field, Groat being reelected
mayor.
AZ Cedar Rapids honors were divided
evenly, the Republicans electing the
mayor and treasurer, Each party elect.
cd four aldermen.