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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-05
VIOLATES CITY ORDINANCE.


Police Judge Cam yesterday afternoon
decided that any boofblack stand. or other
obstruction, placed In any ALLEY within
the business district. r. IN violation CT
the city ordinance regulating the open.
ing OF tnoroushfares. add that as such
the owners OF same are subject - fine
for maintaining an obstruction 70 public
travel.
John Wiley. who conducts a boothi1sk
stand in an alley near Pioneer place. Tito
defendant Was arrested Tor maintaining
an obstruction TO travel and hls attorney
pleaded the defense that so long as the de-
PENDANT secured the psrmigalon OF trs
abuttinE property owners for the use OF
the space he could not be molsstea
SCION r. Williams. the lawyer for this
othsr side. cited city ordinance where
IN II IL prescribed that no structure sx-
cept an iron or brass railing leading TO
ara protecting fho entrances 20 a kaes-
naent stairway should be tolerated. He
charged that NUMEROUS property owners
had made II q practice 10 rent. fer In
some instances ~ much as 80 month.
ground rtghtfuiiy the property 81 the
city ard dedicated 20 the use ~ the pub
lie Under these circumstances, the at
torney eortsndea. property owners read
bootblack stands. 20 the great inconYcn~
ltnrr on the pubic
The court hesd this Interpretation 81
ths Law well considered and stated that
ne would nns the defendant and also is-
sue an order directing the chief ~ lr9iics
10 clear all ether alleys o. 1bntructinra
wherever found. Attorney Cfifflths. for
the defendant. gave notice 81 an appeal
10 the superior court.
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FOR ALLEGED INJURIES.
Two Damages Suits Are INSTITUTED
Against the Madison street Cable
Railway Company.

T.. w Gardner, q finishing carpentrr of
Seattle, has sued the Madison Street Ca
BILE Railway Company for yi.oID damages
for injuries alleged 20 have been received
while riding over the tine July 4 He AZ
leges that the car was IN charge Of an
Incompetent crew. and that II was per-
mitted to collide with another car on the
same track. He states that his log WAS
injured and he was incapacifated from
working az his trade for some time.
Annie Gardner. music teacher, has
also sued for ft1.0Ts damages as the erica
OF permanent injuries alleged to have
been received In the same accident She
states that she was injured about tho
20 work AZ her profession. ara IL ruf 10
constant expense FOR care and medical
attention.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-05
GOLD DUST vALUEREDUCED
Dawson Hoard Of Trade Fixes Its
Current value at q16 an

Klondike gold dust as a medium of cur
rency has dropped dollar an ounce. The
current price paid for commercial gold
for two years past has been SIC. Now II
is taken at SIS.
The new standard was fixed at a recent
meeting OF the Dawson Board of Trade.
when II was decided that such a step
was necessary in view of the persistent
adulteration OF the dust with black sand
During the first year following the
discovery of the Kiondike. its product
was accepted by the merchants and
trades people OF the camp at $l7 per
ounce.
The rate named by the Board OF Trade
10 In no sense compulsory. though the
general business public of Dawson has
adopted the standard. Formal resolti-
tioHs were passed by the board fol-
lows:
whereas, There is continuous adul-
teration OF commercial gold dust. reduc-
ing It's value per ounce; and
"whereas, Much of the gold dust Is of
less value than SIG per ounce. even when
not adulterated; and
Whereas. The value OF gold dust now
In general circulation Is nearer SIS per
ounce than SIG per ounce: therefore, be II
''Resolved. That II Is the sense Of the
BOARD of Trade OF Dawson that the COM
nYercial rate at which gold dust circu-
.ates should be changed from SIC to SIS
per ounce"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-05
PARIS MEDAL FOR SEATTLE
Product Of Local brewery Wins
High Honers In the WORLDS
Exposition.

Seattle products. always ranked as first
quality wherever known. now reach
across a continent and an ocean for the
highest awards obtainable In the great
worlds exhibition at Paris Seattle beer
receives the first honor thus far.
A cablegram received yesterday by the
Seattle Brewing and Mailing Company
from Paris, announces that n gold medal
sage comes from Charles Richard Dodge
director Of agriculture Of the United
States commission 10 the exposition
Compressed into Ave words Mr. Dodge
makes his announcement "a follows
Rainier, Seattle: Awarded you medal
for Rainier. DODGE"
The forms of the competition In which
the local beverage took such high place
are not definitely known here but IL IL
understood that the award was 10 be
made after expert tests and careful com
parsons OF all the celebrated beers OF
the world
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ruRE TRUCK Is DExoLTsHED.
Overturned On second Avenue Near
Columbia street.

ffoak and ladder truck No 4 which
Il stationed IN the Battery street eurfne
house. rnct with a Netfous accident ~ r.
spending 90 ar alarm at tho font ~
MArtan street az Y ~ O'Clock ysat4rdas :
afternoon, The alarm was turned ia an
account % the overfurning 81 4 tar hur X
e tn the alley in the rsnr Of the rnlllrn-
hia block The Src was exslnggi.hsf
before the arrival Of the apparatus
The truck came fowr Second ,~ent.
and attempted - turn into Ce,un,hs
street The rear wheels SID from ffns~r
Il and the truck struck wifh trern~ng'f.,s
force against the curh~tone denscii ahfnr
two wheels and otherwise inturfne 49,
running gear One OF The harse- fen 10
his knees and receivef several urty
scratches about the head The driver
seriously injured
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Nfnor Cbftdren of Henry svoufe
Want DAMAGES.

Adrian II. sfoufe. IS guardian % three
minor children, yesterday nied eon-
ptainf for s&.@9 damages against the
Moran Brothers Company Mr.. Hrqufa
alleges "a his complaint that his brother.
Henry srotIfe. father az the minors men
toned was employed a. a ehip rarpan-
ter BY the Morare. and that last May.
while faborfng rncsr their direction he
Was sent into AZ unsafe plaes- and b.
felied him "a the ground. inr.cfinx inJa-
fies from which he died
The complaint alleges thai Sfosifs was
the sole support ~ the three minor chill
drsn. and was capable ~ earning a good
living II 10 stated that judgment Ia the
amount stated n reasonable for the loss
OF g protector. and pfays for immediate
relief
Moran Brothers compauy's answer was
fled In this case before vacation. but the
complaint was not received by the clerk
unt0 yesterday.
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THINKS NONE ALL RIGHT.


maOna VI to0 C818
In contrast to much that has been said
and printed against Nome as q mining
country the following extracts from q let
ter recently written by young woman
of this city to her mother tell Of the
other side OF AFFAIRS In the northern
camp.
II had a lovely change yesterday. we
took the 1890 train for Anvil creek Went
to claim No. / below. One of the few
claims on which there Ii not yet a re-
ceiver. but which claim II now IN littga-
ton as some jumper has asked FOR an
injunction restraining Mr.. Lindeberg--the
owner--from working II.
This claim alone turns out about loo
to 1900 day. We saw them clean up
from one of the siuice boxes 81, 1900 Then
they took the gold to a big stove to dry
1t out In the pan, which stirred with q
big spoon Mr.. Lindcberg then present-
ed our party with a few OF the nuggets
as souvenirs of our visit.
Than we took long walk. gathered
ply beautiful hero In Alaska. Never saw
such q variety In any country. We got
back about p. m.
"It was wonderful sight 10 me.
never enjoyed anything more In my life
than to see all that gold. No wonder that
lawyers galore, receivers and others are
looking with euvtnus eyes on those claims.
Had any Of the people who left here
condemning this country seen what saw
yesterday, doubt II half Of the terribie
lies would have been told. The country
is all right. OF that ] am convinced"
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STEAMER CLEVELAND DUE.
VIII Bvtnx Latest Nonse Sews-rroh-
ably sailed Anguss 20.

The steamer Cleveland will doubtless ar
rive from Nome with the latest news
~ that district before the close OF The
week. When the steamer Senator. whirf
returned Tharsday. sailed from Nome An.
gust ii. the Cleveland wns entering the
harhnr Allowing her Eve dars to dis.
charge ard secure return passengers. IL
IL pusslble FOR her 20 reach port tnnayr-
row making the return voyage in eleven
days. she left this port Tor Nome Al
gust y. the voyage being her third for
the season.
Steamship Senator saiis Tomorrow for
Nome. She will he she FIRST ~ the Nome
fleet 10 embark on a fourth voyage a.
Bersng sea since the opening 81 navien-
ton About twerty passengers have an
eaged tickets and she has a fair cargo
n freight for Nome shipment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-05

Reported as Rapidly He~overtns
From Attack of Typhota

Miss Elizabeth Robin. sAs we'll known
writer. who u 81 with typhoid fever AZ
the Seattle General hospital IL reported
N fair way 90 speedy recovery
Mis- hanlns returned last week from
q trip through Alaska exhausted ~ tbs
louR ioufucY. News Of thu serious illness
81 Der brother AZ Nome awaited her here
aud caused nervous prmsiratton which
CopifHed with the fatigue so recently
nfidefkeHs brought on tho probably psnd-
sgg attack " typhoid She Was t4kev "a
IN. hospital Saturday
Last evening Afisa Rnbsrz WA satA "a
b. much Improved Though -st1 ssIfferio-
3feaiS from her own sickness and anxje
sty over her hyO;h%r condition. there Is
every reason u - said "a expect her
eaFlv restoration % health
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-05
KLoNDiKE GOLD SHIPMENT.
Rock Island Takes Dawn the Yukon
e5oO.OOO Of Treasure.

A $4,000 consignment Of Klondike gold.
sent out by the Bank OF British North
America 10 the government assay Office
" this city. is en-. route from Dawson.
General Manager A. l.. Hawley, OF the
Seattle Yukon transportation Company,
received advices yesterday of the coming
~ the shipment which left Dawson Au-
gust Il on that company's river steamer
Rock Island. by this time, doubtless the
treasure has reached st. Michael. whence,
Mr. Hawley states, II will he reshlpped
20 Seattle on the same company's Nome
liner santa Ana The latter Is scheduled
TO arrive September e.
The Rock Island has made a record
"a Klondike treasure carrier this year,
the last shipment swelling the total 20
81 10000.
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10 PARTICIPATE
IN PARADES.
Yaa4 RepubkMs VIII 0fllnlre
UnnMmed DetadImeats for
(lmpsla wGk.

IN ETAIT.S OF the formation OF
UU campaign club OF young
Republicans will be dts
sussed and determined upon at a
meeting In @. A. II. hail. Collins
building, this evening.
The matter will be taken up In
the course OF business by the men,
bers of the Young Mems Republi-
can Club. who hold their regular
weekly meeting tonight. The plan
for the campaign club was out
lined in call issued by President
billing last week. and several for
nations have been suggested. As
the Young Mems Club now CON-
prises about 600 members. It II pos
slbie that more than formation will
be adopted. One plan is for bat
talon OF mounted Rough Riders:
another is for a uniformed march,
Ing club and another for fiam-
beau brigade. II ~ possible that
the membership of the Young
Mems Club. which is constantly
increasing. may be divided and all
these arms OF the service Gre
ated
The plans Of the young Repub-
licans for active participation IN
the campaign work and parades
has already been heartily approved
BY both Chairman schiveiy. OF the
state committee. and Campaign
Manager Morris. OF the county
committee. Both OF these officers
have given every encouragement 10
! the officers Of the club.
Following the disposition OF this
business AZ tonishts meeting sew
cral speakers VIII be heard on the
issues OF the campaign. The meet
Ing begins at . O'Clock. and Is open
10 the public and especially TO all
young men who intend voting the
Republican ticket this fall.
"a. - - = n = ~ = N - -. 4. -. = :.
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H.& II. (HFSBR0. 50, ,' ~. ss. ' ...,;,..

We have another secend, hand p.ana
which has only been usfa A short s,tisa
This Instrument = pat up n walnut
oensse vensoreti. II has ivory keys ant
deep r'rh tanet SIS regular nrtcM sgrS
and now Or sale % tlsi Ten dollars
Nqwn and SIX Ser month.
With each Of She eNoxe-iHsHtlaNea su-
struynents We viii give a fino stool ana
scarf ana deliver 20 your home SaM
o. write 90 us at cnca We make a
speciality ut tnning and repairing pianos
sne erxAas. aunK % eur telephone nara-
her and " you wish we Wlii send cur
tuner 90 SEQ ynu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-05

t'aFouer SpMsilns yesterday afternron
bella an Inquest over she remains 81 Ylei-
aseN Seaplsn.As. whase Ns.sy was fs11-s
% Ms rnyfn 90 tsis western 2venue Moe.
day O. determine toe cAsLze 81 Heath A
fury. after listening 20 ths Testimony *
the physician who performed ire All ap4v
rrnasTeyf verdict ecstifyfng that ire svn
Mas 3 victim - consumption.
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Yukon passengers 81 the steamer Queen
report the finding q a $50 nugget on No
u. above Discovery, on Jack Wade creek.
The claim Is owned by william Chappeila.
one - the richest ~ the many rich men
OF Kioudike. He purchased the property
about ten months aro.
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:::::::.:::.::.:::
A. Russelr: third and FIFTH. the

Ellen A. Russell; Third and Fifth. the
principal.
Rainier school--FTrst grade, Anna L.
Cole. Huldah L. Waughop. Jessie M;
Steele, Birdie A. Turner; Second, Mabel
Nettjeton: Third s. T.. Goodspeed. Kate
O. Ward. Alice q. Turner: Fourth. Sarah
r. Warren. ELLA E. Lewis. II; y; Nc
CnlIoch: Fifth. II. G. Geodspeed. Bertha
Johnston, Frances r. Dougan; Sixth.
Anna d. Grain. Amy b. Gardner: sixth
and Seventh, A. Frances Nichols; Sew
enth. Myrtle C. Maynard: Seventh and
Eighth. Lille r. White. Viola Hawkins:
olympic schooi--F-irst grade, Sadie
Smith. First and Second, Annie V. Bell:
Second, Mary Jane Clugston; Third, Jen-
ME c. Lombard.
south school.-Ffrst grade, Alice j Hart.
Verge Perkins, Frances r. Ham. Lillian
Donaldson: Second, Agnes McGinnis.
Ella W. Pcckham; Third Maud Walker.
Elizabeth Rice, E. III Infancy, Lottie
Blum, NJ A. Castillo, Gertrude r. Reitze;
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CIRCUIT COURT or ArR


The calendar for the tern =
by the United states cirmnlk 81
pcaia at Seattle. nsrf NQn4k
arranged, and reads a. foll04 y
I. North American Trnnep9
rany VI. r. Smith = ~
Summers vs.. tho Carf1n yL1l ~
pany. Z. Northern raeiec
rsny w. Charles w CAN; 4 Y LIZ
gins, master OF the steamS11D
Charles II. Newman and
J q. Goldsmith, and y -
charles r.. Newman: s. !. ~
receiver. W. A. " Ncrlaiua;
States ~ America, Tor The - III
NJ ~ the Fidelity NasIcrN
y. n. Kundir. r. W. Herle
enodgrnFs, 4 Charles Hf6r4N =
pom Knitting WORKS ~ a.. \
eaif vs.. Mari ~ Miller >
ward W., g. X. Mcconnau1hU III y
James POOLS vr. Donald n
claimants u the sailing -
Mcpherson - -. =
~ ths ten eases noted 49,
the West side. the balances - Al
she mountains.
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ron PERSONAL rssvnd


The complaint was fiisd yee&eg
superior court IN tamane -
the Seattle Traction Gompen1.
commenced e1FHe fDoesnf k9n.
tafssn. tbs piMintl1 alleges ~
eEaploYed abops a riisdtssf -
Lake line. ard that aFtnx
ne arnxped a. rslp~ - whtn 49,
war attached. In rapxi1x fnr
tafnnaey van allowed 70 dxur
f,urfafstn Violently over ~ @]
fellow ~orkmen, ana allowing
on the harss roadway.
ffa alleges that 10 vas ~ SS7
jnred ara ~ tina lle 20 york .
uni labor. for ws1ieh hs ssks
the nnrn 81 ~ l0l
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HzxaodG.'!s!!||.:::..
- Soy PIKE ST SEATTLE.
plANos-BARGAiNs.

A heavy sAie IL the Fischer franklin
baldwin. Ellington, Kshief q % aud
Valley Gem Pianos ar..tn asAer woA3s
tUat Thirteen sales we're posted on orr
backs last ~@ek. Tho Fweuit is ~ have
srA&ed IN several instruments Witch are
OF standard xfade They are serogs,i
hand, quite true bat eome IL anil isak
st the pianos and let them speak FOR
themselves. Here they are.
ono Stelaway square. ebony case. ana
deep. rich tonr We give terms u saIt
ard deliver u 90 Your hcase and eith h
Elya yoa fn@ wxinut stool for size
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4 MoMAN,s AWFUL PERIL.

There Is only ons chance 20 save your life. and
that il through an operation" were tae startling
words heard b Nh T. b Hunt, Of Lime Ridge.
Wis. from her Doctor after he had vainiy tired 70
cure her Of frghtful case Of stomach trouble ana
yellow taundice. Gan stones had formed ano az
constantly grew worse. Then she began 70 use
Electric Btters. which wholly cured her "
wonderful Stomach Liver and Kidney remedy.
Cures Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite Try IT. Only
&c. Guaranteed For sale hy
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Mrs Nellie phiilips aged 70 years. VII.
Of Thomas fhillirS. a weI.krown saloaa
man % thia city, died AZ the family weai
dsnce yesterday. FHraral management.
have not yet beea announced
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& HOLMES DRUG CO
A KEEN CLEAR BRAIN.

Your best feelings yesr social position or business
success depend largely the perfect action q your
Stomach and Liver DIR. Kings New Life nus giw
increased strength. a keen, clear BRAIN high amri-
ton. sc box win make you feel like new
being. ScId by
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO.
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The unusually low rate of 81 Il, Port
land ana return VIII 10 made from Seattle
oR Wednesday. September Sth hy sre-
ciN trains leaving at -. % =. M. Special
train Will return from Portland, S@ptsra.
Der eth al =. m. Tickets will be good
on trains leaving Portland al iIN .. "a.
each day, up 20 and including Sunday, the
stM
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Nothing
Tastes GOOd

And eating "a simply perfaarsory--slone
because u mast BE-
Thls IS the common complaint Of the
ayspepsfc.
II eating sparinEiy, leaving much Of the
ight meal provided. would cure dyspepsia
few would suffer from e long.
The only way te cure Dyspepsia. witch
Is ainicnit digestion. IS by giving vlEor
ana tone 70 the stomach and she whole
Digestive syxteta. I, = therefore cured
positively ard absolutely by Hoods sar-
saparilla-
The testimonial Of Frank Fay. Is n.
Street. South Boston, Miss, voluntarily
given Ike thousands 81 others. should
lead TO trial % this peculiar medlcsne
My niece.~ he writes. was A great sur
ierer from dyspepsia Cor six years she
tried many medicines IN vain. she had no
appetite and was troubled with sour stona-
ach and headaches, After taking two bot
ties OF Hoods sarsApsr.llA she was well. q.
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H.& II. MtSBR0, ~ '' "a. 81 s,% s..';...

Another taii sjss Canccrt (1gana Piano
yus 80 10 the finest quarter. tAw~l sak,
Eien tena. II - az standard grade aei
oaa vel guarantee t. be tsaiis aaau hr.-
est pFise4piss from the gFaHsa 90 fts
prize when RES. 49,. and new Tor Rzls
at trt
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Fourth. Vesta Baldwin. Matte y. ke~ne:
fffth, A. NJ rusey. Sixth E.stslia TYLER
Evelyn +. GU. seventh. Mary E Nc
Cpnneil; Eighth. Florence NJ Adams
MISUNDERSTANDING. Emma s. Small.
primary teacher, florence NJ, QuiFg
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The hest LAYER Medieine A Vegetable
Cure for Liver Ills. BIliousnexs. Inciges-
tion. Constipation adv
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In the world produces the csleeS
AIlT&EUTRINE. tflat booG ~
and conyaIescepsa Made oni{ ~
heusar- Busch Brewing Asso 94.53 -
fact guarantees ia raerin.
druggists
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EYEGLASSES perfectly n,tsa. Miss
wnrinski. iiz Cherry.
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9, s. George w. Elder VIII! leave Yesier
dock Thursday, September s. AT 3 o m.
calling al Kstehikan and juneau. f'n<ur-
passed passenger accommodations pol-
well n Co. Ltd; General Agents, iis
James street. Phone Main 40.
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Fg.ORANcE MARVIN. prophecies
Hotel Victoria 100 First
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promises to cure and keeps the promise.
Accept no substitute for IL
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02
AUGUST FLOWER.

=" II IL surprising fact says Prof.
Hountou, -that IA my travels in all parts;
OF the world, tor the last ten years. Ihave
met more people having used Green's
August Flower than any other remedy.
for dyspepsia, deranged liver aud stomach
and Tor constipation. find for tourists
and salesmen, or for persons filing Office
position, where headaches and general
bad feelings from irregular habits exists,
that Green's August Flower is grand
remedy. Itdioes not iuiure the system
by frequent use, and Is excellent for sour
stomachs and indigestion" Sample bot
ties free at /. II. Myers
Sold by dsalsrsin aliciyilizad countries
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02
EREE oF cHARGE.

ANY adult suffering from acoid settled
on the breast, bronchitis, throat or lung
troubles Of any nature, who will call at
I. II. Myers, will be presented with a
simple bottle Of Boschee's German Syrup
free OF charge, Only one bottle given TO
one person. and none tochildren without
order from parents.
No thro9t or lung remedy ever had such
a sale as Boseheo's German Syrup in all
parts Of the civilized world. Twenty
years ago millions Of bottles were given
away, and your druggists will tell you ITS
success was marvellous. 1t IS really the
only Throat and Lung Remedy generally
endorsed by physicians. One 20 cent bot
tie Will cure or prove Its value, Sold 10y
dealers in all civilized countries.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-02
To Water Consumes

AZ the regular meeting OF tho city
couacii 90 Monday evening. April 2.
1870, the hours for sprinkiiug lawns
were faxed tho same ss during last sea-
son--fvom > TOT p. nj. Per-0ns living
west ot Fourth street viii be entitled
20 U.s. sVatsr for sprinkling purposes on
Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays,
while thoss enst Ot Fourth street may
lse Il oa Mondays, Wednesdays and
Frldays, The city officials request that
all citizens will respect these rules, as
the greatest ec0BOmy IL necessary iu or
der TO suppiy the increasing demand
for water. The water supply will be In
ERASED ~ sstSu ~ possible by the sink-
Ing 0f q second we'll
] 4, LNwLEsSs, Mayor.
II T.. SYP, CLERK.