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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-03
MENU FOR FRIDAY.

An Idle man Is like stagnant water; he
corrupts himself-Latena.
BREAKFAST.
Oranges.
Broilcd Calls Liver. Bacon.
Potatoes, flashed, Drowned.
Toast Coffee.
DINNER
Clam Chowder.
Celery. Olives Gherkin Pickles
Soles Fried with Shrimp Sauce.
Spaghetti, Tomato Sauce Lettuce Salad.
Roquefort Cheese. Toasted Biscuit.
Coffee.
FLOUR AND INDIAN MAIZE wAFFLEs
Two and a half cups Of si!tcd -four, halfa
cup Of sifted Indian meal, teaspoonful Of
soda, teaspoonful Of salt, heaping table.
spoonful Of butter, two eggs beaten very
light. two cups Of rich sour milk Mix salt,
soda, -four and meal well together; melt the
butter, make hollow In the flour and pour
In the butter and eggs and sour milk, stir
ring as you pour that II may be a smooth
batter. Heat the waffle irons, oil them
well with fresh lard and AL them three.
I quarters full; bake over q clear hre and
turn the Iron often in order that they may
I not burn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-03

the establishment of a German protec
torate over the Boer Republic.
The German Emperor, it is believed
has been approached and asked to TAX
sharge OF the Boer Republic. TIL
3oers, it Is said, seem to realize tina
heir defeat at the hands of Engian
viii De the ultimate result OF the pres
mt war;
Rather than submit to subjugation t.
Great britain they will voiuntariA
ONE under the sovereignty of the Ger
nan Empire, under certain stipulations
which will guarantee their local sell
government.
1t is stated mere that President Kru-
rer, realizing that the liberties Of his
people are in danger, and that the con
tinuance of the republic is threatened,
prefers a German Emperor rather than
an English ruler.
The overture to the German Emperor
was made in the first place, 1t Is re-
ported, with a view to creating a rup-
ture between England and Germany.
This. however, was avoided, as 1t is
understood that Emperor William de-
Clined to consider the proposition, at
least for the present.
According to the report, DR.. Leyds
before leaving Berlin prepared secret
treaty with Germany, in which that
country was guaranteed certain rights
Although the text of the treaty is not
known, 1t is said to give the German
Empire the greatest possible privileges
amounting almost to ownership, in the
I ransvaal I.epublic.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-03
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-03
Mediation Politely Declined.

Paris, Feb. 1S.--The London cores.
rOndent of the Figaro says that thc
earns that President MCKINLEY recent.
sounded Lord PauncGfOtc with q
lew of asCortaining how an otfer Of
mediation in the Transvaal difficulty
the part of the United states would
be received and that the English re-
ply was that such an offer, made on
tally, would be considered an UNI
friendly act.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-03

An Idle man is like stagnant water; he
corrupts himself. -Latena.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-03

he regulations Admiral Watson or
Tered board to investigate this fail
ire to balance accounts. The report
ihich has Just reached Washington
FULLY exonerates the paymaster from
ny actual wlckedness or criminal in
ant in the transaction,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-03
KRUGER APPEALS TO GERMANY

New York, Feb. ia special to the
Herald from Washington says:
A report is current In diplomatic cir
cles in this city that DR.. Leyds had for
his sole purpose In going to Germany
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
u NiW POlskich
~ AMERYCE.

SIEROTA'' Ukazal
Sic na widok publiczny pierw-
sly numer polskiego mie-.
siecznika. pod tytulem Sie--
rota. : Move to pisemko,
=kt6re uwaza6 nozna "a organ
|urzed dowy polskiego slero-
ci1caw Chicago, przedstawis
sic bardzo ponetnie. Okladks
lest zaopatrzona we winicte
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29

( E ( 4 =
CHICAGO, Ill. Me
kt6rzy fabrykanci tutejsi, do
wiedziawszy sic. ze pracujje
u Mich wielu Polakow. kt6rzy
zmienih swe nazwiska IA
nazwiska brzmiace po angiiel-
sku, azeby latwiej otrzymae
zatrudnienle. mocno sic zdzi~
Will zanierzaja to sprawdzie.
ably i'm da6 stosowna repry
mcnde. Twierdza stanowczo,
ze ME podnosi " ich oczach.
wcale zmienianie ..nazwiska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
formacya Marcina Lutra. Co
wyroSnie z szk6l, seminary6w
patryotycznych parobk6w
polskich W Ameryce?i
katwo odgadnae.

Il tA>ASA@ " SAAAA~A w.
] katwo odgadnae.
lsdppulsal 3lsaiisyiezs,
/ Baronowa Suttner, glosn:
Irzeczniczka miedzynarodowe
.|go pokoju, rozesla'a de
lszczuplego grona wybitnyct
leuropejskich pisarzy i mysli'
cieli proSbs 0 podpisanit
ihumanitarnej odezwy d.
/. wszystkich szlachetnycl
du.s y w. Brytaniii!" : 20
iwodu woiay y Afryce polu-
ldntowej. Henryk Sienkiewicz
|do kt6rego r6wniez wyslala
/ ~spontniane pismo. odpowie-
ldzial listen francuskim, kt6ry
l. up0waznicnia autora podaje
ICzAs " doslownem brzmie-
[niu / W tlomaczeniu po1skiim.
w liScie tym, Z kt6rego
.bije duch szlachetnego pa
tryotyzmu polskiego, oswald
'cza znakomity nasz powie-
|sciopisarz, ze odezwy podpi-
sac ME moze. albowiem wy.
dale mu sic jakas nieslychana
ifonia. czy tel jakiemS po~-
tworncln' ba]amuctwen1 TAXI
kierunek humanitarnych idei
] TAXI stan najszlachctniej-
szych nawet umysl6w. wi
kt6rym potepia' sic tax gorace|
objawy przemocy pod biegu
mem poludniowym j odczuwa
sie calem screen nicszczescia
TAX odlegle. a ME widsi sic,
nie slyszy i milczy Q naj-
blizszych i glebszych. ;.
0czy vase blakaja po pre-
stworach oceanu i wzrok leci
IA krafce ziemi, a przeciez
Poznahskie, Szlask i Prusy
Zachodnie leza tuz obok was!..
Vice Pani! Zanim zaczniecie
sic zajmowat Afryka; zaimij-
Gle Europa. Olbrzymie zada-
MIA humanitarne leza tuz obok
was. Mech SIG rozprosza
chmury bezprawia. MECH pol
view prawdziwego humaniz-
rau odswiezy zatrute powie-
tfze hakatystycznych koszar...
Pracujcie mad TEN, aby Chry-
stus zapanowal W domu
waszym i W waszych dziejach'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
Ko6ci6f parobkiem.

IKosci6l parobkiem,
! Czasami, ba. nawet czeste
znalezli sic W r6znych czasacE
duchowni i swieccy, skorz1
do hold6w niekoScielnych
Nowe-niby nastawaly epoki
" kt6rych ostatecznie ! p
Bogu i djablu wolno bylo n:
|jednym e'ltarzu swieczke "a.
|palie. Byty to easy Swiete
,zgody". Biskup mowil kr6.
lowi: mily kolego; a kr6
biskupowi: mily bracie: Ct
+ tcgo wyniklo?
! ,,Qdszczepie piehstwo cd wiar,
! / wyrsuceaie wlasaie tege
! Ko$ciola Katolickiego. kt6-
! ry zostai parobkicm wladzy
<wieekiej.
w Ameryce dzieje sic to
samo. Pon;ewaz ME MANY
Bismark6w, many - patry-
ot6w.
Nasi f1arodowcy u sth e
przykazanie boskie koscielne
.n.by szanuja. - Przecie!
Ale jest tam nsiedzy MIN,
sos os-coS--.coS niby halna
mex, kt6remu,jak praguA, ca.
ly kler polski " Ameryce po-
winien kadzidlo palit.
lynn balwankiem patryot6w
jest wlasnie OBJ ojetnos6!
d ! a WARY rzym $ k o~
k a 0 Ii c kiej. Wszystko
szanuja .wszystko nawet chwa-|
Ia. uwielbiaja, czcz4, pod
wywyzsza)a, ty1ko oI
to SERGE katolickie. wiara
prawdziwa przepelnione, I'm
chodzi.
Drogi ezytelniku Z Q n tyI
W1ARtJsA! Cobys powiedziA
ma TO, co CT W1ARus teraz
przedstawia?
Masz dobra lone. pracowi
ta, wierna. skromna, bez
i skazy, ale ma co dol
niej jestes przywiazany? Pre-
Gle 111asz SERGE ,patryotycz
1iberalne: Mozna prawda
szanowae swoja. ale lima -
ME gardzit!!
Gdyby do Ciebie " ten
spos6b ktokolwiek sic ode.-
zwal. wzialbys go "a kark /
wyrzucil.
Ale parobki byly j So. Pod-|
ezas kazdego sejmu' r,arodow..
COW szukano ksiezy lub
kup6w-parobk k6w, kt6rzyby|
patryot6w ,.blogoslawili'
Ludzi ME chodzacych dol
spowiedzl sw., do sakramen-
tow sw., ma msze sw. kato-
licki ksiadz-parobek lub
czasem j biskup ,.biogosla-.
vii. Z
To powt6rzylo sic teraz
" Chicago. Widocznie paro-
bek mus bye j wdzieeznym.
Inacze] przy utracie sluzbyy
innejby ME znalazl,
Ma chaszczach parobcza~
now-k -katolic ickich wyrosla re-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29

ter j jest ona zona artystY
Pawla Richtera. Zawieziono
Ostrowskiego do szpitala dla
konfroatacyi z chora. lecz q
ME :chcia'a mic wy1awit. nawet
ME powiedzia'a kto do niej
strzelal. Rece jej osmalone
SO prochem co dowodzi. e
strzelano do nicj zblizka / e
strzelanina miala nniejsce pod
czas recznej walk. Dr.. O.
strowski pochodzi z Austryfi
i cd niedawna mieszka ~
Chicago.
Stan paai Richter jest kry
|tyczoy. MAJ jej. gdy n'u do.
!:,;.e:lo :e,;;e.eiee:lo . wypadku. oswald
czy], ze ME lyle JUL 2 long
cd kilku miesiecy i ME chce
LEI znae.
Sem NADzWYczAtNY
wv. Mar. Pol. zwolany =
celu obrad mad nowo opia
cowana konstytucy4. rozpo-
czal sic " minioRy ponie-
dzialek rano. Doktor l.. Sa-
dowski, cenzor Zw.. otworzyi
sejm o 6. 9:3o rano odpo-
wiedniem przem6wieniem, po-
czem zsmianowal komisye do
sprawdzenia nnandat6w. Do
tel weszli: Przyby-
;zewskiz z Detroit, Grabowski
. Ph;ladelphii, Czarnecki :
Orpiszewski zBeaver
Falls | R6zewski z Milwaukee.
Y pom. zorganizowano tylko
'ejm, a mianowicie wybrano.
St. Slcszy6skiego z New
lorku prezesem sejmu;L ;Leop.
Cerskiego : Detroit, Mich.
narszalkicm Seimu; A. o.
'zewskiego z Baltimore. Nd
;ekretarzem S.jmu !: ]. p.
Mielcarka z Chicago pomoce
,ikiem sekretarza. Antoni
chmielidski wybrany zostsl
,ospodarzem sail sejmowej.
0uchownym nieiako kierow-
,ikiem sejmu byl ks. Sztucz-
20, proboszcz zwiazkowy
'araf'i sw. Trojcy " Chicago.
Sejm skohczyl sic v Sobote,
novel Konstytucyi !.
w. N. z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29

- = :.
'Irysunku artysty p. Zukotyh-
skiego, papier uzyty do ga.
zetki jest welinowy, ma kt6-
rym ilustracye, trzymane "
.p6ltonie" wychodza bardzo
poprawnie. Wydawca i redak.
torem jest ,Wiel. ks. Stani-
slaw Siatka, c. r.. Odezwa
E.,Od Redakcyi" tchnie du-
chem chrzescia6skiego milo
sierdzia. Prenumerata wynosi
rqfznie tylko jednego dolara.
! WlLKESBARRE, Pa.
Para6jka> niezalezna, jaka
niejaki Blazowski = tewita
i~ykrop'ony pres Kozlow:'
lskiego. = zalozyl ma Sznap-
Isowej G6rce (Whiskey Hill)
~ Wilkes Barre, powstaia "
item spos6b. ze .<bar Q n" B.
san, ME gardzacy szklancezk9
zebfaf sobie ~ tuziny bort
tnik6w, kt6tzy I TAX do lad
nej ME nalezeli pafafii i
kupiwszy ze sk'adki sadeczek
piwa. przy piwku onem, u
fundowali niezalezna parafe.
Biazowski obiecaI swoim bsl-
rankom, ze ma Asperges ME
bedzie kropie ich woda. tylko
najlepszem piwem. Ola tel
jedynie nowo$ei poradzil swie.t
10 wykropiony ,,baron' ula-
pat kilkunastu bibosz6w
;, ,ugryndowac" niezaletna
,.gemajnde".
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. =
Diva tygcdnie temu ks. arcy-E
biskup Ryan zaznaczyl graz
niee miedzy parafianami sw.
Wawrzyhca a Sw. Jana Kan~
tego. Allegheny ave. miala
staaowl6 przedmurze. Rich
moniacy jednak przywiazani
do parafii sw. Wawrzydca
zaprotestowali przeciw temu
rozporzadzeniu I dzieki ich
energii ks. arcybiskup cofnal
swe: rozForzadzenie. Odtad
mole kazdy polak = katolik
nalezee do parafii qdzie mu
sic podoba,
CHICAGO, ILL. Do po.-
wiatowego szpitala przywi6zl
DIR. Ostrowski W powozie
jakas kobiete. Oswiadczyl on
ze do biura lego pod No.
27o South Halsted ul. przy.-
byla ia kobieta i skarzyla
sic, ze jest bardzo slaba. Pol
egzeminacyi, on DR.. Ostrow-
ski znatazl. ze prawe jej plu-
ce Jest przestrzclone, vice.
odwi6zl ia do szpitala. vi,
drodze do kt6fego chora
zemdlala. Wykazalo sic jed
max pozniej, ze twterdzenia
dra Ostrowskiego 50 falsxy.-- |,
We, aresztowano vice 90
doktor : poczaatku zapieral|
sic, ale nastepnie sic przyznal. |
ze e to on postrzeliIS Ste kobiete,
lecz stalos sic to przypadka
wo. Na1wisko jejj pani Rich |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29

PETERSBURG
Ogromnie wiele daje
do mYslenla stanowi-
sko jake obecnie' zaj-
mule emir Afgan1sta-
nu. Zgodzi} sic on ma
d dostarcZenie Anglii
znacznej ilo6ci mui6w
do transport6w woj
skowych " okollce
Kandaharu, a kt6re
obecnie gromadza sic
w Beluhistanie na
gran!icy. Niebawem
bedzie mice Anglia "
|okolicy Kandaharu
80, 900 wojska.
Zachowanie sic to
emira ogromnie "a
niepok koilo Wladz';e { J; g ro-
|syjskie, j znowu ';ll': wy
|s}ano nowe tra''nspor,-
|ty wojsk|a do Tash:-
kend i Samarkandu,
lgdzie obecn stoi juz
I SO, 900 Wo.jska VIC. q ros''yyj- ,''
lskiego / gdz''le usta-
llwic cznie Wzn 7 q oosza 0 no.
we szlopy na przyje
lciie dalsz ! zy1;h & b transpor. p'!,'l''
TOW
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29

PRETORIA. -
Rosya przyslala bar
do przychylna odpo-
wledz ma pro6be rzadu ID U
Transwa,llss'k|:iego ! $ o in
terwencYa " spraWie
wo]ny Boer6w g ( ! 2 An
glikami, ,leczN ! ta odpo-
wiedz dotad ME pu-
blikowa,na. Prlez.ydent =
Transwalski-. K:.rueger &.
wyda} prok;lla9ml'acya, i ] N
W ktorej w'zy,'lvIa : J u . DO
broni, pod kara 6mier-
ci, wszystkllc'hl! ] !! >miesz- i
kanc6w TransWalu.
"a prok''.l]amaclYa p''.] 50
object naWet Wszyscy
cndz0zinmcv ME Wv
4aczajjac pod danYch
W:iel|lk'ii'ej V: Bryt tamil, !,
zamllieess n 8 ) zl''lk':Ial'lYch / q v r re, e
tori.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29

| w Wojska angielskle
ME napotka}y ma ia
den op6r re strony
Boer6w przy zajmowa
niu r6znych mniej-
szych Mast W VOL
nem Paistwie Oranii,
lecz teraz i tam Boe-
rzy znowu wrogo wy
stepuja plzeclw ma
jezdzcom.
General : Brabant
najniespodziewaniej
napotka} na silny od-
|dzia} bur6w " Aliwal
North.
PRETORIA. &c!
neral Maxine, rosyj-
ski komisarz wojsko-
wy przy woisku Boe-
row, codoplero wr6cif
zlini' bojowej " Natal
l Oranje. Raportuje
on, ze woiska Boer6w
wszedzic " zadziwiia-.
j4cy spos6b sic reof-
5dHlzuIe. ! OZycy4 DO
crow W Natalu, pod
Biggarsberg, uwaza|
"a niezdobyta, a sta-|
Boer6w pod
nova ich stolica|
Kr0onstaad r6wna sle|
'tanowisku " Mayer
fontein. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
TELE|GRAMY.
MAFEKJNG.

MAFEKJNG:
General Boer6w SnY-
mao pobf pu}kowni-
ka angielsklego + lu-
mer, kt6ry stara} sic
oswob0dzi6 oblezone
Mafeking. G}6wna
bitwa stoczona z0stafa
wdnlu 23 Marca. Ma
fekjng dotadsis trsy-
ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
LADYSMITH.

Faczelny dow6dzca
armii Boer6w Roberts
przygotowuje> sic do
ostatecznej i decydu-
jacej akcyi. Roberts i
Buller,: wcale sic ME
5pieszac, przyprowma- va
dzaja swoje kolumny
do mozliwego porzad-
ku " tenn prze6wiad-:.. :.
czenlu, ze pare nastep.
nych bitew zakohczy
ostatecznle wojne.
:. Zadanieml lorda f}o-
bertsa jest wziecie
Pretorii. Gen Butler
zajmie sic armija bu-
row, ufortyfkowana.
" Biggarsberg, ME
daleko Ladysmith.
Siiniejsze stanowi-
sko znajduje sic ma
.,dr0dze do Newcastle:
SO tam ustawione
dzia}a j szance dose
sllne; drugie znajdu-|
ja sic ma drodze do
Dundee,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-06-15

| Almost everyone of the fir
1:sufferers are again doing busi
fness and property owners arr
apparently unanimous in thei
intention of rebuilding at once.
Gen. P. w. Scott came III
from Mass City Tuesday to take
in the wreck. He intends re
building some of his business
blocks.
The Virginia Hardware Co.,
has bought the Prescott & Mars
lot and will rebuild neat brick
block for the accommodation Of
their business.
Shanedling Bros, will visit the
markets shortly and select a new
stock. Expect to occupy new
Calderwood block.
Virginia was not the only place
struck by fire on Thursday last,
the district between Mountain
Iron and Hibbing on the line OF
the Eastern Minnesota, also suf
ferlng destruction. A rescue
train in charge of Matt Bailey,
engineer. and J. Marsh, fireman,
came through ahead Of the
flames and picked up some two
hundred men, women and child
rem, bringing them here for
safety. Many camps and much
valuable timber was destroyed,
A. J. Blk, architect, of Du-
luth, came up yesterday and. is
to establish permanent quarters
= 5s i. e%-.~s,, @~
W: H. Shea was in from Sparta
yesterday, looking for sand users
Mr.. Shea has recently purchsed
a big sand pit near Sparta and is
to ship sand in by car lots for
the rebuilding of Virginia.
Andy Olson, of the Ironwood
House, has temporary business
quarters at the old stand and will
rebuild at once.
Abe Jefford has bought the re
naming stock Of N. K. Farranc
and opens in a temporary build
ing near his old stand. Mr.
Jefford will build a 50x7O two
story, veneer, one apartment O:
which will be occupied by the
Finnish Mercantile Co.. who now
do business at their warehouse.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-06-15
RELIEF WORK.

The people of the range towns,
Duluth, Superior and adjoining
cities and from many parts of
the northwest have responded
most literally to the call for aid
and the local work, under direc-
tion of the committee named in
our last issue and we'll chosen
subcommittee, is being syste>
matical]y attended 10.
Among the donators are neat
sums from Eveleth, Biwabik,
Hibbing and other range towns,
The local work was at first done
by the teachers of our public
schools, later being transferred
to a committee composed of
Mesdames Oaten, Park, Stevens,
James, Coons and Hannaford,
able assisted by Messrs. Chester
and E. r.. Blanchard, Coleman,
Christopher and Hamilton and
the work of attending to family
needs and distribution continues
from the M. E. Church.
The people of Virginia return
thanks for the generous response
to their needs.
Red" McDougall, arrested in
Minneapolis q week ago for the
robbery of the D. & I. R. safe
at this point and the hotel safe
at Hibbing will have his hearing
on Monday uext. Postmaster
Johnson, of Iron Junction Is also
after the gentleman for robbing
the postoffce drawer of $16 some
four weeks ago. "Red" is apt
to be a scarce article for some
time 60 come, in all communities
except saltwater,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-06-15
LOST.
4 An Acme Jewel bicycle. Re
trun to Milavetz Bros, Virginia,
LOST.

One baby carriage and pillows.
It was left near Duluth, Missabe
I& Northern round house during
the fire. Finder please report at
The Enterprise office and oblige
Mrs. g, @. Blanc hard
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-05

How Quickly We Can Think.

Prof. Richet, In his lecture on
Nerve Vibrations said that the rate
of transmission of nerve impulses
could not be more than ten or twelve
times q second. Prof. Richet states
that If one tried to think set OF words
IN succession he could never pass that
speed, and could not receive a moro
rapid succession of sensations on the
same organ. This period. then. might
be called the psychological unit OF
time" II the rapidity were greater.
sound, electricity and light would be
perceived as Independent undulations,
not continuous sensations; were it
slower, one would see the motion or
the hour hand OF watch and the
growth of tree.
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i motion the council adjourned.
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wonan's Rights To. Turkey.

The Turkish woman is manageable
at the age of 8 years and by Turkish
law at that age. Il married, she Is com
petent to manage her property and dis
pose OF one-thtrd of her fortune. The
lew allows her 70 abandon her bus
bands house for 5ust cause and viii
protect her In so doing. She cannot
be compelled to labor for the support
Of her husband.
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gers of districts No. l, 2, 8 and 4,

gers of districts No. l, 2, 8 aud 4,
respectively.
The bonds 0. E, H. Hopkins, A.
P. Gray, Thomas Haynes and Joe
Latting as scavengsrs of districts
No. l, 2, 3 and 4, respectively, were
read, approved and ordered fled.
Az ordinance appropriating non
ey was read first, second and third
times and adopted.
Mayor Alexander informed the
council that the contract had been
let to build pest house, and that it
would cost 1921 and that the house
would be built on ground belonging
to the county.
On motion the council adjourned.
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Ancient Astronomy,

When Nineveh and Babylon were In
the splendor of their might men In
China were predicting eelipsea, maxi
ing catalogues and giving names to
the stars. But Nineveh and Babylon
were mere mounds of rubbish whea
China was great, and to this date the
civilization and life OF the empire Ia
the wonder of the world.
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CONTRACT LET FOR THE
BUILDING OF A PEST
HOUSE,.
NO MORE SMALLPOX
Exists Here, What's the Use p
Council Met and Transacted
Much Business.

The council met in regular session
last night, Hoo. W. B. Alexander
present and presiding and Aids.
Boyce. Clement, Fox, Meyer, Owen,
WolIermau, We'll and Wilkins
present.
The following proceedings were
had, towif:
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The finance committee reported
resolut ton appropriatlng money,
which was adopted.
Accounts as approved by finance
con mittee were on mation allowed
and warrants ordered drawn for
their respective amounts.
Aid, Owen reported 1hat he had
disposed OF a portion of the old
fence around cemetery, and asked
for further time to dispose of BAL
ance. Gran ted.
Aid. Clement, OF sanitary commit
tee, moved that the Colored Indus
trial school be notified to quit using
the sewers for dumping ofal. Sec
onded by Aid. Owen aud carried.
Aid. Fox moved that the sanitar.
ian notify VIM Burke to fasten up
the building adjoining Fies livery
stable on East Barraque street,
within 81 hours, ard that if Mr..
Burke does not do so the sanitarian
is authorized to sprinkle same with
lime aud nail it. up securely. Also
that City Attorney investigate and
repor: to the council if the city can
recover from the property owner
any sums expended in this manner.
Duly seconded and carried.
Aid. Wilkins reported that he had
investigated the matter of telephone
wires in front OF Mrs. Banks resi-
dence on Main street, and that Mr..
Powell the manager of the telephone
company, promised to raise the
wires at an early date.
Aid. Boyce reported that the
water and light committee had not
been able TO have conference with
the Light & Water Co, aud had
come to no definite conclusion yet.
Aid. We'll moved that 5000 be al.
lowed the Light & Water Co. as
part payment of amount due for
water. Seconded Aid. Boyee and
carried.
Reports Of police judge and chief
of police for May, 1900, approved by
finance committee, read, received
aud ordered fled.
An ordinance for the prevention
of the spreading of Infectious and
contagious diseases was read for
information and referred to ordi-
nance committee, with the request
that they confer with The board of
health aud report at next meeting
OF council.
The board Of public affairs report.
ed that they had examined the fence
recently placed around BeIlwood
cemetery, aud bad accepted same,
and recomm ended that the balance
due McGaughY Il Co. OF 1884 II be
paid.
AID. Wilkins was at this time ex-
cused and retired from the council.
Aid. Fox moved that 1888 be
allowed McGaughy Hardware Co.
on general fund, AID ten warrants
of $50 each on cemetery fuod, in
full of account for cemetery fence.
Duly seconded and carried.
It was moved aud carried that
warrant No. Is, 703 for $3.50 drawn
on cemetery fund be returned to
the city council and Cancelled by the
finance committee.
Account of A Alexander Bros. re-
turned for correction.
Mayor Alexander appointed E.
H. Hopkins. A P. Gray. Thomas
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E26th Day of June. 1900, :

sell at public aution 70 the highest bidder at
the court house door in jefferson county,
Arkansas, on credit of three months, the
following lands lying in said county to-wit;
Lot2, block 81. in Woodruff's addition west
and south to the city of Pine Bluff, except so
feet off of the north side of said lot Pur
chaser will be required to give notes bearing
10 per cent interest per annum from date till
paid with approved personal security. and
lien will be retained on said land to secure
payment of the purchase money,
j, A. LANGFORD. Commissioner.
Crawford & Hudson, atr'ys for plaintiffs.