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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-11-03

II the information contained in the fol
lowing lines had been in the possession #
James II. Wallace, Of Detroit, Mich. he
would have saved more than $500 and
would have enjoyed 1--WE years OF health
and happiness, instead OF torture.
Mr.. Wallace is an expert aoooantant and
bookkeeper, in the Office Of c. A Ha6cr-
korn & Co, Detroit He lives with his
family in pretty home at 240 Sixth Street.
He was marked by misfortune from his
birth, having inherited sorofull.
Still young man. MIR. Wallace seemed.
as he told his story, TO have a long i.lc q
vigorous health and usefulness before h'cl-
He tells about the remarkable ir-s---t
that led to his complete restoration Is .-l-. u.s.:
The first physician soon SAID f.
constitutional blood disorder, and By con
slant treatment and diet it might &c cu-c5
+Blood purifiers and spring medicines
made the eruPtions more aggressive and
painful. In 1883 l was a fearful looking
sight; in fact, repulsive.
Large ulcers on my limbs discharged
continuously.
Il tried everything: took medical baths;
went to Medicine Lake, v a5hington; spent
over $1,000 for medicine and usa.cal seq
vice-al1 wasted money, time and energy.
MY recovery seems Ike . miracle to
me. It's beginning scc-ls ike romance
1t was as follows:
zone day in the fall read newspaper
article about d cure effected b. Dr.. VII
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sheria Sale in Partition

Notice i hereby gwen. that upds.
NlIsu' vl . "''Irr .n partition aud order ~ p
made NN the circuit court 90 Rates c1nn,aei 81,
sour ST the regular June term, lS.S "a
court. no Jhr case OF Francis Uan3 ~ ~ hAa
Andrew fSrrts. Mo.Ilr kirhv Nan mn !, ana
son, plainNIs. ". kliru kuslrN. Wn,' y uss
Joseph Enslcy John 10 Eusl-s and IsbS ilhslgg
ir "a minor defendants and the An tfcri. AlAls'
vested by said deere. and order nj 5-l'' -! N ~
lied copy Of which was delivered 10 me- -esfe.
ltth day OF October Is.>, / Will, ON W ~
Thursday November L.. lsgS
'rlW'rn tiir hours yI niuf clock Ia tn a
noon auI hNru clock .u lh, Afternoon az tt1asse
az iht east mont GooIuI tht ruurt hops..' ~ VI
ciJN of Butler county of Bates and $50 ~ u
sourl, sell Ia the highest aud best 49,. -
cash To hand. thy following d.scritNtf ~
estate wing, being and situate iu the coun,ssa
Bates and starn Of Missouri. to-yit. N'Nny q
The west half OF the southwest o,,.u,
section three 81 IN township forty .l0l ~ ~. ~ "
twenty -uLuv lSyl containing - acres ,.aast
less. also tract 81 10 acres NJ The s,,.tte ~
quarter - the southwest quarter Of 49,
thirtN-~iN ..fh, township furtN-onp an ',Ssae
twenty mine .-' more particularly drsrrif.sss
trEluuluE al the southwest corner of 49,. .A
thirty 5uI. township i0rly-unp an 10 -..ea
twenty -htn' I-s'r west principal urrii--tt
ththcr 'ast CHAINS and - links 90 sand 49,.
chains tnrrs tree, Ia inches iu di.,,ssl
south - degrees. west lu links 10 aim ~
inches Iu diameter. north -. east g0 ti,t'..sse
east Il chains and p links. witness birl - -
H. inches in diameter, north 3 degrees enets
Inks north chains and rs links theuce' ~ =
- chains, thence south chains and IN Iints0es,
place ot beginning, also tract Ia the sorfha.N
corner OF lhr northwest quarter OF th, $500
cast quarter Of section fifteen l5l. townsstr
forty a rob. range tWynty-uiup lagl coutaIri-H
about acres SAID real estate will he soit u
Aforesaid subject tO the interest OF Eilen F'staa
as stated In the decree and order Of sale ''9
;. {. MUnD.
As-4t sheriff Of Bates County. Ma
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Order f Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF Bates. So
In the Probate Court for the county o., R,,..
August term, ls1S, & y. Treter adu,Iri%
traitor, Robert huaus, deceased
Order Of Publication.
{ y Tyetcr administrator Of Robert Ln..
deceased, presents to the court his petisi
praying FOR an order FOR the sale of SO n,pch y
the real estate OF said deceased as will uav ~
satisfy the remaining debts due 10y said eststs
and yet unpaid for want of sufficient asse,s
accompanied by the accounts, lists and in,'aa,
tories required by law in such case. an go
Interested in the estate OF said deceased ~ -
titled that application as aforesaid has 49,.
made, and unless the contrary be ghourn ~ -
before the first day of the next term az ~
court 10 be held on the second Monday ~ ~
ycmber. ls!Is next, an order will be made fer IN.
sale of the whole, or 50 much of the real estate
of said deceased as will bc sufficient for A.
payment of said debts; and IL is further oras,.
ed that this notice be published In some neys
paper published in Bates county, in this ststs
for four weeks before the next term az I'M,
court and that copy Of this notice be SERVED -
each OF the heirs residing in Bates county M
at least ten days prior 10 the hrst DAY Of d.
next term of this court.
STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Bates. -
!, VIM NJ Dalton, Judge OF the Prohst.
Court, held in and for said county, hereby eer.
ufy that the foregoing IL a true copy Of NJ,
original order Of publication therein referred IA
as the same appears of record in my Oniee
witness my hand and seal OF snld
lsEALI court. Done at ONCE In Butler, Mo-
27th day of September, lsgs
WIN. NJ. DALTON
S-f Judge or Probate.
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After meals you should have sim.
ply selling of comfort and salts
faction. You should not feel any
special indications that digestion is
going on II you do, you have in
digestion, which means not diges-
ton. This may be the beginning
OF so many dangerous diseases, that
it is best to take it in hand at once
and treat it with Shaker Digestive
Cordial. For you know that indi-
gestion makes poison, which causes
pain and sickness. And that Shaker
Digestive Cordial helps digestion
and cures indigestion. Shaker Di-
gtstive Cordial does this by proyid-
ing the digestive materials in which
the sick stomach is wanting It also
tones up and strengthens the diges
tive organs and makes them perfect
ly healthy This is the rationale of
its method of cure, as the doctors
would say. Sold by druggists, price
10 cents to 81 90 per bottle
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q a o TOT IA.
Bears the n 'H6 hlio iuu ndV5 hIMaIS bOugHl
Signature Of &>ZA1zNx
aIadman's Deeds

Blackstone, Miss, Oct. 81
Michael Bartholomi shot and, 1t is
feared, fatally wounded his wife,
Della, yesterday afternoon. He then
set fire to the house and finally kill
ed himself
The police found his body on a
blazing bed, with gaping wound in
the head. In each hand of the
corpEe was a revolver.
Insanity is the supposed cause of
the tragedy.
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Order orPubllcation.

OTutf OF publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI
County oTBAtes,
In the Circuit Court OF Bates County. Missouri.
in vacation, September 20th Isie, Eimirs
fIckinger, plaintiff, VS.. Albertus Try ct ID,
defendants
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein b.
her attorneys, who having heretofore aled her
petition and AFFIDAVIT, alleging among other
things that defendant, Mamie Winrpr IA nor a
resident of the state Of Missouri Whereupor
II ~ ordered by the Clerk in vacation that said
ntlrhuaut be notified by publication that
plaintn has commenced n suit against her 10
TINS court, by petition and AFFIDAVIT. the object
Judgment and decree OF court setting aslde
certain paper writing hlcd and recorded In the
ono" OF the Probate Court Of Bates county
missouri, perIOrting 10 be the last will and
testament Of Maria ;. Fry. deceased, together
with the cOdicil thereto attached and for All
proper relief, and that unless the said Mamie
Ninger, Ice and appear at this court, 81
the next term thereof to be begun and
holden at the court house In the city Of
Butler, in said county, on the 18th day OF No
NtInbrr next, and on or before the third day OF
sald term, II the term shall 30 long continue
and IL not, then IN or before the last day Of
sara tcrH-ansWcT or plead to the petition In
said cause, the same will be taken as confessed
ana Judgment Will be rendered accordingly.
Ana be IL further ordered that a copy hereof
be published, according 10 law in the
BUTLER WEEKLY TIMKs, a weekly Newspaper
printed and published in Bates county, Ms.
SCUM, Tor four weeks successfully, the last In
serton TO be at least fifteen days before the fret
oay OF the next term Of the circuit court.
STEWART ATCHEsON, Circuit CLERK.
4 true copy Of the record. Witness my hand
and the seal Of the circuit court Of
i-EALl Bates county, this 20th dHv Of Sep
TENDER, ls!s. STEWART ATCHEsON,
41-4t Circuit Clerk
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The news reached US through Mr..
White that the two. story school
house at Johnstown, burned down
last Thursday night, and consumed
the entire building. Parties arrived
In time to save the childrens books.
seats, one door and one window.
The upstairs was occupied by the
Masonic and the Woodmen of the
World lodges, and they lost regalia
and everything. The building is
said to have been insured for $1,000
1t is the opinion Of those who were
there first that there ia no doubt
but the building was set on fire by
some one. Mrs. Bette Hart was
teaching the school and giving good
satisfaction -A-Ray, Montrose, Mo.
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Columbia, Mo, Oct 2S.-The month
ly meeting of the curators of Missouri.
university was held here yesterday.
Besides the routine business, the cura-
tors extended an invitation to the
State Federation Of Woman's clubs to
hold its next annual session in Column
bia at the university. President Jesse
was appointed delegate to the ma
tionaI convention of agricultural col
leges, to be held IN Washington No
vember Is
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SHERIFF - SALE-By virtue ard authority
d an * euton for costs Issued from tho Office o.
The clerk u the circuit cOuFt 0TIasfer county
TetGrnzble a. the December term. ~. ~ said
court, - me directed in favor Of " y. =ewhu
ana against Bertha Mcbride and Kilue ".
BAILEY, ] have levied and saIzed upon ell the
TIght utley interest and claim Of defendants,
ISerthS beErlde EHd kite Il. Eailey, IN and
20 the following described real estate situated
IN Bates county, Missouri tg-wit:
Lots three - and four q block one hundred
and Two DOB in :he city Of Rich Hill, I VIII
Wednesday November lC, I-ss,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock ia the fore
noon and Eve O'Clock in ths Afternoon Of that
day, 81 the east front door Of the court house,
In the city Of Butler, Bates county, Missouri
EEL the same or 80 much thereof as may Be re-
CURED at public yeDdue 20 the highest bidder
Tor cash, 70 satisfy sAid execution and costs.
T.. O. MUUD,
E-It sheriff Of Bates County, Aos
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Paris, oct. 2S-President Faure las
asked NJ. Dupuy to form cabinet in
succession to the Brisson ministry.
which resigned on Tuesday. 1t Is
thought that the cabinet will be
headed by VI. Dupuy as premier and
minister of the interior.
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Washington, Oct 2s-Gov. Otero. OF
New Mexico, in his annual report to
the secretary of the interior, vigorous
Iy renews his representations for the
early admission of New Mexico TO
statehood He estimates the total pop
ulation of the territory now at 80. 800.
including an Indian population OF 25.-
mn
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Order Of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI
G.-.s.-E E4.

In the circuit court Of Bates county Migs0uri.
IN vacation, September 20, Isgs, The state u
Missouri at the relation and % tie use Of b
owen, eN-OfhciO collector Of the revenue Of
Bates county in the state Of Missouri plain
PENDANTS.
civil action for delinquent taxes.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by
her attorney before the undersigned clerk Of
the circuit court Of Bates county in the state o.
Missouri, IN vacation, and Glcs her petition
stating among other things that the above
named defendants, II. g. McIlrAvy and Rosa
Lets nOu-res dents Of he state Of M ssOuri.
NhereuPon It's ordered by the clerk in vacation
that said defendants be notified BY publication
mat pIalnun has commenced a suit agAnft
general nature Of which il 10 enforce the lien Of
the state Of Missouri for the delinquent taxes
Of the years Is33, l-s5 and Is.G amount
ing N The aggregate 20 the sum Of s2.3.
together with interest, costs commission and
fee5, upon the following described tracts o.
land situated IN Bates county Missouri, t0-wit.
a1litDn 70 the cts Of Butler, Missouri,
anu that unless the sad defendants Be
ana appear a. the next term Of this court "
- 10 w ana hoiden In the city u Butler, BGte.
county, Missouri, on the Gr-t Tuesday after
lhe second Monday ia November, In, and On
or before the third day thereof Gf the term
The end Of the term and plead % said petition
according u law, the same VIII b. taken -
cphis-'T1 and Iud gIneut rendered according "
the prayer ~ -aid petition, and the above de-
scrl bed real estate cold u satisfy the came.
ara D. - further ordered ~ tho clerk afOre-
-at4 i-at coEJ hereof be pcbI-bed ~ The BuI-
i-fk " EfE ~ JIHE-, Z weekly DDVs per print
"a and published 10 Bate county, Missouri, for
Tour weeks successiyeiys the last inser-
lioh y D. a. least FIFTEEN days before the first
day Of The next term u said court. = true copy
from tn record Witness my hand clerk
afDresaId with the sasi d said court
isEALJ hereunto affixed. Done 81 once IN
Butler on this the 9th day Of sep.
tenger, 10. STEWART Ar HESO6,
- ~ Circuit Clerk.
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Joplin, Mo. Oct 2s.-The twenty
fourth annual grand chapter OF the
Order of the Eastern Star OF Missouri
met here yesterday. All of the grand
officers and about 400 delegates ana
friends were in atten dence. The ses-
sion was devoted to lodge business
and addresses
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Yellow Fever IN New YORK

New York, Oct Is Col George F
Waring, formerly street commissioner
of New York, is sick at his home in
this city with yellow fever contracted
1t Havana Col Waring returned
from Cuba two DAYS ago.
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Havana, Oct 2s.-The Mascara. ar
ylum for the insane. appears to have
been diSgracefulIy managed. The
records OF the last Is months show
there were G@2 deaths there out of FOG
inmates
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Billiards. Horehound Syrup is not
mixture of stomach destroying drugs,
blu. is scientifically prepared remedy
thatcures coughs ard colds and throat
and lung troubles. It's action is quick
and positive. IS & soc II. l.. Tucter.
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Mexico, Mo. Oct. 2s,-The Interna-
tional Order Of the Kings Daughters
and Sons of Missouri viii hold its an
nual convention in this city on Thurs
day and Friday, November ; and !.
The Missouri delegates are expected
to arrive on Wednesday, Novem Der >.
to look after preliminary matters. The
executive committee is endeavorinr to
arrange an Interesting prorramne.
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A. q. L. w. Auniyer.arx

ST Joseph. Mo, Oct 2S-The thir-
tieth anniversary Of the A O. [. ".
was celebrated here last night at odd
Fellows hail Col John L Martin, OF
St Louis, was the principal orator.
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Richmond. Tex. Oct 2S.-Manue,
Morris and Pete Autre, both negroes.
were hanged here for murder. being
dropped through the trap al the same
time.
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Earthnnake shcck Ia f-anaas

Ottawa, Dat, Oct 9S-Abou. ona
O'Clock yesterday morning an earth
quake shock passed over the city. The
duration was about ten seconds
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Parls, Oct est IS reported here
that the British cabinet at yesterdays
session decided to proclaim the protec-
orate OF Great Britain over Egypt
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Billiards. Snow Liniment will cure
Lame Back, sore throat, wounds, spra1ns
bruises cuts, old sores. Ladies, it will
cure your back-ache- = & soc. II. L.
Tucker.
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PHILADELPHIA 8 JUBILEE.
The Last Day of the Great Peace
Festival Was Purely of
Civil Character.
EXERCISES AT INDEPENDENCE HALL.

The Historic Building the scene of Patriotic
Ceremonte.-The Ma IN IA 9th Trades Dis
play Civic Parade Has 10000 Men
in Line. Besides at Least 80 Floats and
10 Brass Bands.
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tween Kansas CITY no. and ittsburg, Kan. {,
Joplin. No Neosho, Mo. sulphur Springs.
Ark Sloan Springs, Ark, and the direct
route from the south to st Louis, Chicago,
and points north and northeast and TO Denver,
Ogden san Francisco, Portland and points
west and northwest. No expense has been
spared to make the passenger equipment OF
this line second to none in the west. Travel
via the line H c ORR.
Gen'l Pass Agt. Kansas city. Mo.
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Lepers Land In United States

Washington, Oct 26.-Treasury
officials are exercised over all official
warning that has come from the
authorities in Canada that several
people with pronounced cases of
lerospy had successfully eluded the
American immigration inspectors
and crossed the line into the United
States. Officers of the immigration
bureau were reticent concerning the
matter, but admitted they heard
OF the official warning from Canada
and had taken extraordinary means
to apprshend and expel the leapers
ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED eyervwhara
NfoT The Story of the Philippines bv M
rSt HsIstead. commissioned BY the govern
ment as official historian TO the war depart
81 San Francisco, on the Pacific with -C;ensrsT
Merritt, IN the hospitals at Honolulu in Hong
hong IN the American trenches st Manila in
tue lnsurSent camps with Aguinaldo, on the
oeCh OF the olympia with Dewey, and n the
Tosr or battle ST the fall of Manila Bonanxs
h tot aSeRts brimiul of original pictures taken
9y government photographers on the snof
Large book Low prices Big profits Freirht
pAld. ITedtt giyen. Drop a1l trashy uaoff-
sial VAT books. Outfit rree Address = T
cage. D~'i1Ahs, Hat-
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Missouri Pacific Railway Time Table
at Butler Station.
K. c. Pittsburg q Gulf Time Table

Arrival and departure of trains st "oriand.
NORTH BoUSD.
No Freight daily exceut Sunday u 10 p.
10 Z - - Sat l8.tD =. III
No ! EXPRESS daily ......-. II - p. Dl-
No. 9 Freight, daily except sunday. l2:1' p M
No Port rthur FxUress daily, 80 d IN
SOUTH BoUSD.
No Frurasa daily ..-..--..-. ,. p D m
No Freight daily except Sunday 80 N
No 2.25 y IN
No 20 Freight, daily expect Sunday, II 80 p m
No Port Arthur Express. dallY,.. s.OI p. m.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-30
rHREE TRAIN RoRBERs MERIT
WITH A WARM RECEPTION.
Attempt TO Hold Up Missouri Pacific
Train, Rut tho Company Had Pre-.
pared Cor Them,

KANSAS CITY. MO, Nov. IA apo.
clal 10 the Journal from scaalla, Mo-,
says;
Tho Missouri Pacific passenger train
which loft g. Joseph this afternoon was
held up four and half miles west ot
sedalia at s;N by three masked mon. one
OF whom, Jim West an engineer In tho
company's employ waa captured, while
the second Is believed TO have hcon
wounded The third escaped. Originally
tho hold.up was TO have occurred last
Friday nlEht, but one cf the men lnpll.
eatod weakened and the attempt was
postponed
Last nlght Superintendent Hopkins WAS
apprised that the hold.up was ARRANGED
tor tonight, and no prepared for e. when
the train lett Kansas City at $40 y, m.
six secret service men In the rompany'a
employ were aboard. when tho point
whore the attempt was 60 DO made was
approached, two men took their poaltion
In the cab OF the engine, -Four more men
were seercied In the baggage car
one mile west OF Georgetown. at Muddy
creek Engineer Daniels was slgnAllcd 10
stop and did 20, Al once tho thrce rob.
berrs opened flre. which was returned by
the eompany'a posse Of ak mon Fully
y shots were exchanged. when the rob.
bers realized that they were trapped and
began to retreat. l'ho officers gave pur.
SUI, and Enslneer Jim West wus cap.
,ured.
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THE FIGHT WAS FAST;
DECISION UNPOPULAR.
The Omaha Kid Made Things Interesting
for George Dixon, Hut the Latter
Got tho Decision.

NEW YORK. Nov S.-Gcorge Dixon.
The eolorcd teaghcrwslght champion puEil.
is,, fought 3 fast rounds with oscar
Gardner. the Omaha Kid" before the
Lenox Athlete Club tonight. and Referee
Dick Roche decided !n favor ot Dixon.
The decision did not please grca, many
OF those who witnessed the tight. Dixon
did nearly all tho leading. but Gardner
met him eleverly and eountcrcd very
toreioly nearly every time they came 10.
gcther Dixon found Gardner a very
awkward opponent to &c, to TO. and
many OF his well.meant blows failed 10
land. through the clever dodging o, tho
Omaha Kid
IL was one ot the e.eanest and clcyrrest
bouts ever seen IN this city and. II tho
referee had no, picked tho winner. but
called tho bou, a draw. everyone would
have been satisfied.
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FaSeindtOFS

and D. NJ stuart. clorks-Ebsr II, Park
or and Olaf Anderson.
Polling place No "A, engine house No
:. In cay hall building. corner ot Com.
mercid and Eleventh streets said city.
Judgoa-P. J Goodman. william Edgar.
Thomas palgiyy. clerks-orant Truli-
lneor and A. n. p0lglly.
Second ward-Polllns Place No,
the welch block. No. s5s Commercial
street. said city. Judges-James w.
welch. Richard Davis and c. r. Thom.
son. Clerks-HArry Gray and J. Z.
dratke.
Polllng Place No. t-At Columbia engine
house No. 5 on Exchange street. aaid
city. Judges-Ludwtg Larson. Gus Bocnt-
gen and Olaf Peterson. Cierks-A6olph
johnson and +. p. Lclhsnwober.
Third wari-Polllng Place No. SAT
tho old school house next to the AdAir
school house In that part OF said city
called tho Port Of Upper Astoria a. laid
out and recorded by John Adalr. Judges
John Enbcrg. II. II. Anderson. Ole II.
Olsen Clerks-o Y. Morton. Fred
Wright.
The several polling places and tho polls
therein located. shall bo open from .
O'Clock a m. to and until o'clock p. m.
This notice l. published by order Of the
Common Council Of said city. duly made
by resolution Of sad body. passed Thurs
day. November IIth is9s,
DNcd at Astoria oregon. November y.
1895. II. Z. NELSON
Auditor and Police Judge.
City OF Astoria.