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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-03

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements In the office of The Pos
for the week ending Saturday, April 90 1899
A. D.; $3.50; Brief B.; 1858 (2); $685. 55S
55os; s5o4 1854. gi59; $3.50 20; $780,; 56Uo
2Oi; r. c. 1856 az iii; 5Ssi. 5537 Isl
$3.50 (9); Lawyer t5) $3.50: Lumber; 1888 (2)
521S; Nora (lD); 1864 90; 5514; Owner; 5545
T. p; 1000 t2); 1924; 53i7 (2); 5S97 (3); 56si
1896 t4); SSH; 537l; 296.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

-, TEXAS LODGE No. *. OF P.
. .&1k1a will meet in Its castle hall, corner
S&T2S of Main street and Prairie avenue.
1sS4SEA third floor. back hall. at s D, nj.
Soiourning knights are cordially
Invited TO attend. Work in the rank OF Page.
&. W. Fellows. c. c.
r. z. Craig. X. of r. and S.
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Pianos at prices TO suit all pocket books
cash or easy time payments. our methods OF
doing business Will please you. c. Janke &
Co. Music House. sos Main street. Sheet
music at half price II
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE-i3O head OF cattle. so cows. %
milk cows. IS calves. the rest 1. and
2-year-olds. ct sl4.75 II sold quick. also
some bay froat land, ton acres and up. near
the San Jacinto battle-ground. at $40 par
acre Address w. b. Root, La Porte. Texas
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MARRY--Send your description to the Matri-
nionial World Houston. Texas. II you wish
to correspond with some lsdy or gentleman
confidential
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Statesmen FOR CIGARs-s125 month and
expenses: old arm; experiences unnecessary:
inducements to customers. C. G. Bfshop q
Co., ST. Louis. Mo. u
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LADlES-"Prncess Regulator relieves every
condition. from every cause: safe sure: by
mail. T5c. Send % for booklet. Southern
Chemical Co. Houston IA
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS wANTED-To sell Republic or
Empire? The Philippine Question" by An
drew CARNEGIE. Senator ioar. ex-Secretary
Carlisle, Senator Teller VIM. J Bryan,
General Weaver. Samuel Gompefs, Carl
Schurz and many others Books sell on
sight. Liberal commissions. Freight paid
Send for OUTFIT quick. The independence
COMPANY. Franklin building. Chicago. Ill.
THE OLD HARTFORD LIFE issues only
old lire guaranteed policies; paid up and
extended v5'ues; loans at per cent; long
time notes takcL; we want Ten travelling
solicitors. Harris Patterson. general
rnanasers, Dallas. Il
WE WANT agents to sell the Economy Hsr-
ntss Riveter. holds enough rvets TO de-
seNeisl cci'ars Of repairing. vet sells when
loaded for 81 price is right; can reload
for Tc agents make 500 per month send
81 for sample and terms Foote Economy
ca. S5l beuchet street. Los ANGELES. SIS
MISUNDERSTANDING to sell Sing roy Chinese
Chicken Powder. kills mites. lice and neas
on chickens. makes hens lay and prevents
cholera. Address Sing Toy Co.. Temple,
WANTED-A representation in every city
and town In Texas 10 place bonds Of the Ma
tnna Educational Society. Address A NJ
Lawson. State agent. 5A Binz building
Houston. Texas. 5-25
AGENTS on salary or commission; the great
est agents seller ever produced; every 1ser
OF pen and ink buys 1t on sight. 200 10 SOC
per cent profit; one agents sales amounted
to $3.50 in six days another S22 In two hours
Monroe Mfg. Co. X 1876. La Crosse. Wis. 50
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL furnishes up-to-
date life insurance at lowest possible rates
consistent with safety. and gives liberal
contracts and choice territory TO active In
tellgent and trustworthy AGENTS. None
other need apply: A. ], Brown. general
manager. Dallas. Texas. II
whNTED-Managers for three districts in
Texas for the Covenant dutual Life lnsur-
anco Company Of st. Louis, also few re.
algalceS
ssSinst diyidends at time Of tasisg appIica.
ton on cumulative policies; cheap term
policies written also: top brokerage. Adj
dress l.. o. Robertson. State agent. Dallaa
Texas. l2-sl-'ys
BUSINESS CHANCES.
INVEST 5000 securing large weekly income.
safe. conservative PROPOSITION. second sue
eessfu year; statistics free II Griffin. lls0
Broadway. New YORK. 81
FOR SALE Restaurant In the city of Hous-
ton: doing good business. For particulars
address Restaurant. this oihce
DO YOU WANT TO RuY. sell or trade any
kind or business? We deal exclusively 10
business chances Thompson q Co. room
l0l Moore Burnett building. Houston. Tex .
COTTON GIN. four stands. exclusive terri
tory. excellent business secured for next
season: competent sinner wanted 70 buy
half interest. d. j Ehricht. southmayd,
Grayson county. Texas.
FOR SALE--A well established saloon doing
q good business terms reaSonable; reason
selling. sickness OF proprietor. Apply n
Brock. 18th and a. Galyeston, Tsxas 80
FIRsT-CLAss PHYSICIAN wanted TO take
practice and purchase residence OF ore late
" deceased. For particulars address Phy-
sIcisn. this office. SO
FOR sALE-The Fiatonis oil mill, Apply u
First National Bank, Flatonia, Texas. 5.a
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RING up phone 1857, Ave rings. Acme Clean
ing and Pressing Association; suits olea ned
anG pressed, 75c; ladies' skirts, SOC to 16c;
members of club per month 81, clothes
called for delivered j. T. Green, 602ia
Main street so
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400 SyEERS and 900 stock cows for sale. Ap-
rly for particulars TO D. r. Pearson, Rich.
nond Texas.
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WANTED--IIouses to build. either wood
brick or stone on monthly payments long
time. no money paid until house Is fn-
ishcd; good references aud good bond. w.
II. Robertson. this office.
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THE Texas Cleaning and Dye Works--Clean-
ing. dyeing and repairing; ladies garments
specially; all work guaranteed, w, To-
bias proprietor. So Prairie avenue, Hous-
ton.
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Houston. Texas. April g. 1895.
Matchless Mineral Water Co.. Dallas Tex.
believe 1t Is due the public that | should
state that have used the Matchess Min
oral Water. and believe II TO he the greatest
remedy for Indigestion and constipation,
ever discovered or invented.
j. C. HUTCHINSON.
Ex-Member OF Congress.
For sale by all druggsts 10
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FURE BUTTER OIL for cooking or burning
lowest market price. Texas Lamp 6 Oil
"a
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PEOPLE OUT or EMPLOYMENT and want
irg positions OF any kind, address the Ma
ton Business Employment Exchange. lock
bcx No. sic Houston. Texas.
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WANTED-M Man aud Wife man to work
around place: woman to cook: Germans
nreferred. u. A. Rice. Jr.. HYATT. Tex. 8
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FOR sALE-SoO choice fat butcher cows in
car load lots; also about $4,000 range cattle
OF all ages Saunders Hotchkis. box 2Oi
Houston. Texas
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WANTED-~Few more Young men ana women
TO learn teleEraphy for positions on rail-
road Dallas Telegraph College. Dallas,
Texas 6-iS
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WHITE woman 20 cook and do homework In
small family salary moderate. J. i,
OKeefe, railroad agent, Lovelady, Texas.
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FOR sALE-Two good milk cows. seven
o.ghhs Jersey fresh in milk, Call Sol2
Smith street
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SEASONApLE GoODS--We wanteyou to sec
cur refrlgerators, freezers, coolers, fruit
jars, jelly glasses VIC guarantee goods and
rrices; write for catalogue. John McCiel-
Ian Co, Goa Main street 9l4 Texas, whole
snle and retail orocksry, glassware. etc. 6
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TAILOR--A good coatmaker at once. J. II.
Lack. beaumont Texas.
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LOST HEIR-Wanted- correspond with the
heirs of Patrick BO'Conner, an early settler
OF Fort Bend or some Of the coast counties.
lie was soldier in the Texas war of 1896,
and II is believed he had son named j. p.
O'CoLuer. who was living In Washington
oornty In 1872. Address Lock Box No. 2S7,
Reaumont Texas <
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v ant Columns,
RATES cash with ADJ
70 AID TAKEN FOR LESS THANis CENTS.

81 These rates are for uniform Ads mo display.
Display Ads 70 at regular space rates but black typ,
not allowed in Want Ads
ASTHH Posr Is a friend of the unemployed and
inserts Situation Wanted Ads of as words torlesS
three tines free of charge.
ss.Letfers directed TO Initials only sre not delivered
through the postofce, butyou can have your answers
addressed to number. in care Of The Posi-. and
forwarded to you.
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FOR SALE--iaoo acres of virgin pine tinbtr.
on Santa Fe railroad, OF land and timber
cheap for cneh or tlnic. A. Backua, Conroe,
Texas 4
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900 HEA D OF steer cattle for sale. consisting
of yearlngs 2-year-olds. 3-year-olds and
ear-olds: very fine yearling and l50 head
o. female cattle For price apply to G. d.
Kemp Wharton, Texas. 5'Zl
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THE COMMERCIAL Hotel at Taylor.
Texas. after having besn thoroughly
cleaned aud renovated Is again open on the
European plan, with frst-class Chinese
restaurant in connection. Everyth ng is
Al and will be kept SO. Give 1t trial. 5-2l
We TUNE PIANos-Don't neglect TO nave
cur tuner FIX up the piano. charges reason
able. divers Music House. i017 Texas ave
nue.. city, II
THE ONLY Kelley institute IN the state
for the cure OF morphine and whisky ad-
dictlons Address Keith a Stewart. Belle
VIE Place. Dallas. Toxas. n
FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sums $500 90 and up
wards city property for security. Rooms
i20-i22 Binz buildlnr 4
PROFESSIONAL.
.. L. KoPF. undertaken and embslmsr. 1911
Prairie. avenue; hps carriages and hesrsss:
phore ST. e-l0-33
8. o. COTTON q BRO. Firs insura.ee
Agents ana Adjuster1 - Main strest z
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DENTIST--Best teeth. Sc set gold crowns.
81 gold filings. ST. amalgam filings. 500;
painless extraction. Soc guaranteed, DR..
Daniels. 403is Main street.
NAPLES DRUG STORE. oil Congress ave-,
has lust received another lot of Lambert S
Death q Lice.
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DRS. BELTS & BELTS & DYAR.

2B7 Masonic Building. chicago
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wANTED4-A good white girl for general
homework. Mrs. J. Saper. 1911 Prairie
avenue. q
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WANTED AT oNCE--A Hrst-class sober white
barber; no others need apply. Bob Bal
fam, San Angelo, Texas.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WOOL and alligator skins; highest prices
paid. II. p. Gillespie sos Decatur street,
Now Orleans 80
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FOR sALE--I will sell so acres almost ad-
Joining the city limits. south side. in tracts
Of 2h acres up. at an extremely low price.
iddress p. o. BOX g. 2
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WHITE Kaffir corn. 75c bushol. Mexican June
corn. $3.50 bushel; stock beets, Zoe pound
Kings improved cotton, 81 bushel storm
proof, soc bushol; velvet beans. s. hushel;
broom corn $3.50 busbel; alfalfa, So bushel
amber and grange cane, 95c bushel; whip
poorwlll peas, 81. 80 bushel; lady peas 81 10
hushel. white black-eye and wonderful peas
$3.50 bushel; vneless sweet potato slips, SOC
100 postpaid or $3.50 per 1000 f. o. b. Texas
Seed and Floral Co. Dallas Texas
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THE OLD HARTFORD LIFE" Issues only
old lire guaranteed policies; paid up and
extended v1'ues; loans at 5 per cent; long
time notes takCr; we want Ten travelling
solicitors. Harris Patterson. general
managers, Dallas II
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American OF 35 position as
hookkeeper, credit man or manager nftsen
Years experience IN these capacities 10
wholesale and manufacturing lines. Ad.
dress 5i5a, this office. 4
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WANTEp--A position as cook on private car
Of boarding house, by good. clean, reliable
colored man. city reference; no objection to
san Antonio or Galveston. Address Stephen
ID Brown. SOC broadway. \
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WE WANT agents to sell the Economy Hsr-
ntss Rve,er holds enough rivets TO dc
seNeisl Cellars Of repairing. vet sells when
loaded for 81 price is right; can reload
for &c: agents make 5000 per month; send
81 for sample and terms Foote Economy
Go 2%1 beuchet street Los Angeles SIS
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CHARCOAL warehouse, Houston.

DR.. MANSFIELD'S monthly regulator has
brought happiness to hundreds OF anxious
women: have never had a single failure
longest cases relieved in two to Ave days
without fail: no pain. no danger. no inter-
ference with work; by mail or office. 81;
all letters truthfulv answered The Mans
field Remedy Co.. l67 Dearborn street, room
6l4 Chicago. Ill. 5-29
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

wANTED--Situation as stationary engineer;
VIII give GOOD work and am strictly sober
have had experience with large assert
ment Of engines Address 5i52, this office 3
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QUICK MEAL GASOLINE STOVES are tho
best; they always please. Texas Lamp &
Oil Co. "a
NOTICE Is hereby siyeH that BY reason OF
the death OF WIN. Cameron. Of the firm Of
Cameron Timer. the said firm was on the
9th day OF February. 1899. dissolved.
That said Arm Is now in the course Of
LIQUIDATION under the coatroI and manage
rnent OF tho UNDERLINED.
All parties holding claims against said
late partnership will send same to the un-
dersigned for PAYMENT.
All parties indebted 10 the said arm will
be expected to make immediate settlement
r. s. ulmer.
Surviving Partner Of Late Firm Of Csmsrss
& Timer.
Houston. Texas May 4 1890. Sc
Z. l.. DENNIS has removed his cfnce e
Mason block. Phone 9l7s -. y -
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FOR SALE-Shetlnnd pony. thoroughbred.
good saddler. r. NJ Rayser Bryan. Tex 8
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A YOUNG MAN wants work to do. such as
attend to horses. milk COWS. clean the yard
cook, wash dishes. scour and make UP the
beds. clean up house. Address 1887, this
office.
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FOR SALE OR RENT--Elkhart Mineral
Wells. including % acres Land and hotel
furnished: mineral water unsurpassed and
fine sulphure well; also can be bought on
easy terms, Apply TO John N. DAILY, Palos-
tine. Texas :
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Well kidneys keep your blood free
from poison and filter all the impuri-
ties out of the system.
You can be well by keeping your kid
neys well.
II your water. when allowed to re-
main undisturbed in a glass or bottle
for twenty-four hours. forms a sedi-
ment or settling or has cloudy ap-
pearance, 1t is evidence that your kid
neys and bladder need immediate at
tentfon.
What your kidneys need Is gentle,
healing. tonic influence that will soothe
their irritability and gently regulate
them.
The only thing that will do this is
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. the ideal
kidney restorative.
When your system Is weakened and
run down. build up with Swamp Root.
Briefly, the way to be well is to pay
attention to your kidneys.
To take Swamp-Root when you are
suffering from weak, unhealthy kid
neys.
The great discovery Swamp Root has
been tested in so many ways. In hos
pital work. in private practice, among
the helpless. too poor to purchase re-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-11
FRANK CoTTERiLL ELECTED.
Made City Plumbing Inspector by
the Hoard of Health.

Frank Costeriil was elected plumbing in
spect9r yesterday afternoon al the reg ular
monthly meeting or the hoard OF health. in
President Newiands' office II the city
council approves of the selection he Will
take office Immediately after his confirma-
don.
The services OF William Guenther. the
temporary inspector appointed 10 succeed
SWyney have been highly satisfactory
and the members Of the board consider
him reliable and capable bat owing 70
some slip on spelling or other point, which.
II is said. did not affec. Plumbing matters,
he was not passed by the board OF civil
service commissioners.
The list Of eligiblcs furnished by the
civil service commissioners contained the
names o. Frank EatterAi, f Il. Cleveland
and James Mcintyre The last mentioned
was elected. but the city council rejected
him. Guentber was reappointed tempo
rarily, bat the civil service conln1is sioners
notified the board that an inspector must
be elected. and tnat Ii would not approve
March 81
This. condition OF affairs brought the
matter 20 a climax AZ the meeting late
yesterday afternoon pr. Gibson was lac
Tn arriving. bat President Neeiands and
DIR. Smith said hey wouf3 not take action
until he vas present. The reason Tor tbs
was that a report went around when Nc
fntyre was elected thaf Dr. Gibson WIS
not given an opportunity 10 vote. DR.
Smith nominated Cotieriil ana er. Gibson
nominated Cleveland. The vote was two
ciared elected
Health officer McKechnte was instruct
ed 10 prosecute under;akers II they bury
bodies pTior 10 the issuance of permits
II wss suggested that physicians might
be more prompt in signing death certit-
- tea.
What Is called an air trap sanitary clos
- was exhibited - the board. Il Il made
fer asa IN places where there are mo- sew
ers. and is said 10 De a success, The scai 4
was Of the opinion that IL would be good
thin@ provided Il did what was claimed.
More testimonials will be presented
Ia his report. Health Officer MckccHnle
said that the three blocks in the neigAAor-
hood 0f King street and Sixth avenue
south would sccn he provided with a sew
or Nhich would greatly improve the sari-
,ary condition o. the LEGALITY. As soon as
the sewer Is completed the depArs men, wiIl
notify property owners 30 connect, and all
buildings not connected Within a rea SON
able tfnse Will ~ vacated.
The nians 81 the department 70 have iae
Icw land 81 The Walla Walla addition,
known ss the ''B3ren swamp" drained
aud fiiei are progressing satisfactorily,
TIE attention x CIV EngIneer Thomson
has been called 10 the locality. and wl1a
the expected cooperation NJ the board II
public works 10 diriculty is aBtict pat 81
In having tho region named improved and
pat ia sanitary eonaguon.
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was brought down by miner this spring.
The miner gave him TO the gardener at
Lescai park, who turned him over TO the
city park.
Great changes may be- noticed in the
park itself. Although the trees are still
hare, the shrunbery shows an abundance
OF foliage for the coming year. The hya-
cinths and other flowers OF early spring
are in full bloom. and present pretty pic
tire against a background of fresh, green
grass. The paths In the park have been
extended and widsned and we'll cleaned
of
1t is the intention OF Superintendent
Little 10 build q driveway in the park.
The road will extend along the summit OF
the hill, on the confines Of the park. ooni-
nenclng at the south end and extending
TO the cemetery on the nth. AT the
north end rustic observatory will be
built. From this point one Of the best
possible views of the city and SUBURBS
can be obtained II IL intended to make
the park one Of the places of interest to
tourists and visitors TO the city.
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from November. 1893. TO April Is. lssss. upon
mittee on claims.
A petition from a number OF commission
men was received. asking thai the enforce
meni Of the ordinance recently passed req
ulating the sale OF food for market be
held In allegiance until they can be heard
on the subject. The ordinance provides
that no one shall take 70 a market any
meat Of a rabbit. fowl or beet that has
not been coosed. and Of which fne blood
has ceased 10 drip. nor shall they dispose
Of anything until the sntrails. head, feet
or horns have been removed
II is this last section that the commits
sion men object "a. a. they claim calves,
etc. and chickens must te shipped az they
are now shipped 20 insure taesr gr~servs-
ton. referred 10 committee on health ami
sanitation.
From John Costello. for license 10 con-
meet q private drain with the public sewer.
referred to the committee on sewers.
offer of Philadelphia Securities Company
10 compromise "A claim for local improve
mens tax. referred TO adjudication coss3-
ms.tee.
Compton q Co. for rebate Of water rent;
BY r. w. West AMI others, for laying Il
7wo-ifch water main on Twentieth ave-
nue. and East Pine street referred 10 COM
mittee ON fire and wafer
Request Of George r. Fisher that he -
accorded privilege OF psying fer street
grade assessment en- same terms as sew
erai others. referred 20 adjudication CONF
mitsse,
by Northwestern Glass Works and 9TH
ers, for vacation Of Joliet street. In MIN
or's addition, Smith cove, Eeferres 10 cor
porasions committee.
by Heinrich Bros. Brewing Company. %
lay about twenty feet o. two-inea pipe
zion gslds Of the sewer now bring con-
slrucsed on Republican street. granted
Ladies os FEDERATION Of Clubs. protest.
ing against the violation Of exsestoratian
or3tnA ace. referred 10 committee on health
ami sanitation.
chief Reed. asking for Eve more patrol-
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With all his seeming melancholy, how
ever, nothing can happen near his cage
hich escapes his observation. The sight
Of 4 persons hand thrust through he
neshes 81 the wire arouses all the latent
ruauaeity Of his nature. He moves TO the
attack with astonishing CELEBRITY. and wee
betlae the uniaesy mortal whose fingers
are caught in the powerful grip Of his
beak- A newspaper was thrown Into the
cage by q bystan9er yesterday afternoon
i iTnnedas ely attracted his attention. He
raised his head and cooked IL first on one
side and taen on the other. seeming, 70 all
appearances. to be deeply interested Ia the
contents of the paper.
One article on the front page, under a
scare head" violently denouncing the
policy Of expansion, seemed 20 arouse his
ire. for he fell upon the paper, and, hold
Ing ono corner with his taions. tore ii 20
pieces with his beak The bird, having
finished his criticism. seemed satisfied,
and marched across ais prison With state
~ step aud plumed himself with great
est dignity.
The eagle is also native OF Alaska and