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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-20
OOOOOSOOOOOO OOOOCOSS00O
THE LAYMAN'S
CONGRESSIONAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

| have received the following verses
from Eddyville concerning the tele-
phone exchange in that town and the
manner in which the people view it:
We've got the telephone at last up
her in Eddyville;
The wires is stretched from FATS store
clear down to Riggs mill;
The bells is ringin' all the time-an'
don't it beat the Dutch
The women folks that always talked
they now talk twice as much;
An every day young Epperson-our
cut-up-sez, SEE he:
Hello, there, central, I would like to
have the brewery"
All, sence we got the telephones l
stand here in the street
An hear the talk all over town in
voices loud and sweet;
The folks call one another up an talk
till they're half dead,
An then go meet each other to explain
what all they said
The town is like phonygraft run
min fit to kill
Sence we have got the telephones down
here in Eddyyille.
An yistuddy l called up nine-elven-
To have little friendly talf with prof.
essor Robinson,
The Teller at the telephone, he hollers
back to me:
you can get no connections there-he's
busy now" seq he,
An l SEE: well, jest let him lone,
These things just fill the bill
It's first time he's been busy sence he
come to Eddyville."
A friend of mine says he had con
yersation with farmer who resides
not far from Ottumwa, who has the
reputation of being kicker. He says
he opened up the conversation this
way:
Haven't you got a big wheat crop?'
yes" said the farmer.
isn't your prospect for corn fiat
treing?"
Couldn't be better"
"How did your hay turn out?"
EAbout two tons to the acre."
Seattle and hogs doing well?"
eyes"
| rIulL anu pouiIIy anu everything
are pretty good, amt they?"
eyes"
I'm fact, your crops this year are rec
ord breakers?"
The farmer reluctantly admitted
that they were.
We'll, then, what are you complain
ing about?"
Well" said he meditatively, "thes,
here big crops exhaust the soil So"
1t strikes me that the man who tol(
me this has palmed off chestnut OF
me, but l have seen it in print in n,
other paper and must take his word al
to it's genuineness.
A farmer in Competing township ha
been saying mean things ABOUT High
land Center man, and a friend of min
in the vicinity reports a few. Quot
the farmer. "If had hired man tina
made such a piece of work as he di
about that cow of his, I'd send him off
why, he bought a cow of ma
down my way; good critter--nothir
the matter with her But it seems tn
Highland Center mans wife, one day
: thought the milk tasted funny an
suggested that p'r'aps she'd been ea
in spruce boughs; said the milk tas
ed like spruce. And what does he d
but go out in the pasture to watch tn
COW, to see what she did eat.
: The COW was layin' down, chewiI
her cud, and he went along and ru
his finger in her mouth to see whs
: she was eatin'. Then he was mat
: He put a rope oil the COW and stafte
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-20
IOWA DEMOCRATS GO WRONG.
Davenport Democrat. J

The democrats of Jasper county have
named A. M. Harrah as their candidate
for state senator Their convention
endorsed the Kansas City platform
and introduced in the resolution lot
of ancient stuff about that matchless
leader, orator and statesman, w. j..
Bryan who Numbered the same inn
moral truths from a thousand plat
forms during the campaigns of 1896
and 1900"
The Dubuque county democrats met
Wednesday and selected thirty-five
delegates to the state convention on
the 21st. John S. Murphy, the most
ultra and unlimited silver shouter in
the state, was in command. 1t goes
without saying that the Kansas City
heresies of year ago were all affirm
ed, and the best possible effort made
to swell the republican majority in
Iowa to 100000 or more. The delega-
ton chosen is remarkable for the mum
Der of comparatively unknown mem.
bers. The names of the democrats
who made Dubuque county strong in
the days when victories were common
are not to be found in the list.
The Polk county delegation to the
democratic state convention have call.
ed themselves together for counsel
with each other. 1t is announced that
they insist on their perversity.
Colonel M. B. Davis, who was giver
the democratic nomination for sheriff
of Woodbury. county without his con
sent having been obtained, has writer
letter of withdrawal. Last year Col
onel Davis was department command
er of the Grand Army Of the Republic
| of Iowa.
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THE eREENBERe CASE.

Greenberg is a constable in Chica-
20. With one or two of his class he
made speciality of serving execu-
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-20
Founded 9th August, 1e4e.

Published seni-weekly on Tuesdays and
Thursdays.
Office: H. South Market Street.
Telephone editorial or business Office No. ~.
Address The Courier Printing Co.. Ottumwa, Ia
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-20

If you have cATARRH in any form
you can make 75. cents by writing US
today. DIR. LYON MEDICINE Co,
ColdWater, Michigan.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-20

the right as has Mr.. Flagler we es-
TEEN them too highly to ascribe such
moral weakness to them
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-20
CIRCULATION.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
Republican State Ticket.
For Governor,
ALBERT B. CUMMINS,
of Des Moines.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN M. HERRIOTT,
of Stuart.
For Judge of Supreme Court.
S. M. WEAVER,
of Iowa Falls.
For Railroad Commissioner,
E. C. BROWN.
of Sheldon.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction
re. BARRETT,
of Usage.
Republican Legislative Ticket.
For Senator.
CAPT. S. H. HARPER,
of Ottumwa.
For Representative,
"A w. BUCHANAN.
of Qttumwa
Republican County Ticket
For Sheriff.
HARRY CREMER,
of Washington Township.
For Treasurer,
r. p. DANA,
Center Township, Fourth Precinct.
For Superintendent of Schools,
JOSEPH PARKS.
Center Township, First Precinct.
For Member of Board of Supervisors,
A. j. GARDNER.
Columbia Township, First Precinct.
For Coroner.
DAVID THRONE.
Center Township, Sixth Precinct.
For Surveyor,
C. r. ALLEN,
,,--r- terlTownship, Third Precinct.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
Pure aold

II is not always given % us 90 know
the wisdom Of our acts. 80 soon ~
knowledge came home 10 a new mem.
bcr Of FjOrence Circle No. 49,. recent.
IT, says R writer In the Western Wood.
man. published ~ Denver.
Two small boys, aged ~ and IL. re.
apcctivoly, with that wisdom. ..,,.,' .i.,u
especially marks thes, IA a. e bstier : for
,benes,. - than their parents could
~ foy them. su boarding az east bound
freight one evening not many moons
since. and iourneyins 20 Pueblo.
changed cars for the south. Az Al.
buquerque they met their Waterloo In
the form Of a deputy hherin who
turned them over 10 Onlcer Harris.
Neither Of the boys nTt bashful. and
iu the course uf cunY nrHRtlon Il tran.
Bpired that one of the mothers was
member of thc w. >. w the other
member 90 the Eastern Star. where
upun the 0fiieer. himself q WoOdman.
and bis wife also a star" TOOK tho
little waits home 90 their residence
instead % sending them % a city build
ing and cared for them until they
were sent for.
lH this discussing family afairsY
| think not The orders which can Ia.
/ spirr in their members SO great a
loyalty that they would take Into their
hearts too little strangers. giving "a
| them a parents care. should he pro.
| claimed from the housetops that all
| people may know the reason of onT
! devotion % our beloved order. A. \. L.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
DR,PLERCES
FdUOTftG
Prescription

am 10 grateful 10 you Tor your al
VICE" says Mrs Sidney u. Oakcs. OF
Whi,mell, Pltsy lvania Co, Va. when
l commenced your medicines had been
treated 10y different doctors for three
months OF more, but would only receive
partial relief for short while and then
would be worse than before. Was con
fined To my bed most Of the time. AZ
the time | commenced your treatment
my leit side was completely tafaiyFcd.
Had no desire To- eat anything; bowels
cosiiye all the time Nerves were all
unstning, " ! could not bear the least
noise also suffered from diseased
OvaTics aud female weakness. Hut thanks
10 my Maker and you, after following
your advice, am able 10 do all my wash.
ing, sewing and house work in general
! haven't had a spasm IN two months
Len OF medicines about one month
ago Didn't think Il necessary to CON
tinue them longer. I have taken about
seven bottles Of Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, seven OF the Golden
Medical Discovery and two Walls of
Pleasant Pellet heartily recommend
those medicines 10 all suffering as | was
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
NINE DISASTER 1T GALLUP,

The names of the two white minors
killed on the night Of the 2Jth IN the
explosion AZ the Weaver coal mine az
Gallup we're APPLICANT and Holman.
Duprcc was the name Of the negro
minor. Two uf the men came to Gal
mp short timE ago from California
aud one from Arkansas Tho coro.
ners Jury was composed uf practical
miners from Gallup Their verdict
was that the men came 60 their death
from an explosion the cause of which
was 90 them unknown. The mino
belongs 60 the Colorado tucl and Iron
company and Is being operated with
Japanese labor shipped % Gallup
since the strike The iron doors
weighing 1000 pounds, and several
plt cars we're blown out onto the up.
plc. The shaft was ruined The 80
/ foot frame chimney above it was re-
duced 20 hndling wood. These men
were the only ones in the mine al On,
time one hundred Japanese az,
working for th,s company now. and
more are expected, Mine Inspector
sheridan was here yesterday, COINS
Ito Gallup last night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
enrHuslAsflc SESSIONS.
Held by the New Mexico sunday
school Convention To-Day.

Held by the New MeNico SUNDAY
school Convention To-Day.
The FIRST session " the convention
was opened al o'clock this morn
ing by n soua service. led by Prof. ..
r.. Excel ptrf Excel has such en-
thusiasm and tuCrgy in his music
that everyone slr, hca lily with him.
lie has an unusual ability 10 call out
the best efforts of ev n an unframed
chorus. The music of the convention
will he an inspiration To all who at
tend
The program for the morning was
carried out a. printed except the ad'
dress Of welcome and response, which
we're postponed until evening.
non ~ neeR'iFas inieEnRiiqp9l. aPaIly is =
work and with thoir extensive knowl
edge OF all its departments. will on
the convention with benefits for all
workers IN the city aud territory.
| None Interested In the Sunday
schools can afford 90 miss these meet
| lngs Such an opportunity rs not OF
ten granted In the territory 90 listen
To such addresses and talks aA these
distinguished workers VIII give
throughout the convention. n special
invitation is extended tu the public
10 attend the evening s"ssiouN Com,
prepared 90 enjoy feast Of good
things
The program for Thursday Is AZ
follows
MORNING SESSION
500 Workers conference. Thom,
The normal. house 60 house vista
tIon. and home departments
| Convention assemblies.
300 Song service. led by Prof. EX
cell
$50 Next Sundays lesson taught
10 90 Round table. Subject, sun
day School Management.
iO.l5 Plans for the coming year
The outlook The Offering. tCon
Quoted by international Becretarios)
ii.ib Election ~ officers. Busi
ness announcements.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
$50 Song service led by Prof ES
cell
z: 30 The big boy problem.
5000 The teachers spiritual prepar
alton Mrs Marsh.
$50 Sunday school teaching.
= 400 Round table. Subject. "Th
Sunday school Teacher"
i:i5 Reports Of committees. Bus
{ ness announcements.
, THURSDAY EVENING
Song service. led by Prof 10
! cell
OO-The unreached and unsaye
masses.
S.45-The Sunday school as Il so'
winner
300 Brief parting words Adlourl
mcnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06

thOrlzed hy the court 90 sell 900 head
of sheep at 81 per head.
Daniel Alton was appointed guar.
dian of Leon bennett. and lose
Savcdia y Jaramllio and sovodro san.
chez were appointed administrators II
the estate at Jesus Armiio y Jaramllb.
deceased
Mariana Armlio OtCro was il
struCtod 10 procure letters of admin
istrator Tor the estate of Felipe n
BacR.
Appraisers ~ the estate NJ James
Pitts were named IN the poraons ol
Juan e. Snndoyal and Nicolas De- Ia
a.. and lgnaclo Gutlcrrog and Jose l..
Garcia were appointed appraisers oi
the estate ~ Pablo Garcia de- Murclpa
claim for SiG2i7 against the os
tate NJ Arthur J.. Finch deceased filed
by John Hart was granted An ap
peal 10 the district Conrt was taken
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
VERY QUIET ELECTION.
All Candidates Elected New Libra.
ray Proposition Carried.
INC VOTE IN THC WARDS.

The election ~ yesterday was the
lfuietest and most orderly ever held
ln ibis city and the republican aud
democratic candidates had a "rloan
sweep from top to bottom.
Even tho proposition for "dlscontlud-
anco of tax tu the ola library aud in
invor of appropriation To the new
Raynolds free library had smopth
smiling. only twenty votes. an OLD, IN
She entire city being rosia'ered ~
FIRST WARD.
Marion Medlcr aud Chambcrlin. Tor
mayor. clerk and treasurer, respective.
.y. McMillcn FOR alderman, and Keen
ior school trustee. received each 20
oteF For discOntinuanCe of tax TO
eia library aud IN favor " appropria.
ton % the new library. a.. against. o
SECOND WARD.
Marion. Medlcr and Chambcrlin. for
mayor. clerk aud treasurer and lsher
uod. for school truftpu. lil votes
uch liarsch. for alderman, 1883 votes
FOR disCOntinuancc OF taN to old IT,
lbrary. l5i. against. 3. For appropri-
alton To new library, 1862. against J..
THIRD WARD.
MArrun. FOR mayor, lOi: MCdlcr for
lork. lO2: Chamborlln. iO3; Rogers.
Iur alderman. iO2. Powars. for alder
lman. iO1. Ward and stevens. for
'lchoul trustees. 100 votes each. for
llscnntinuanco of thl Ia old library
9S. against. 2 Cor appropriation To
Aew library. tOi; against. 2
FOURTH WARD.
Marion. for mayor. il4 Mcdler.
rhamhcrlin, Mckee and Dodd, clerk.
treasurer. alderman and school trus.
'eo. respectively. SO votes each; Dr.
lG W Harrison for alderman, III
futer. and scattering 3. For discun.
tiuuanCc ~ tax t0 the old library. Jos /,
against. 2 For appropriation TO the
lnew library. lli against g.
RECAptTULATiON
Total vote tor mayor, f3l; Tor
clerk. i33: for treasurer. 43i; for dis.
continuance OF tax 10 old library, i2s'
against. 70. for appropriation 20 the
new library, i37 against 8.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
THE WESTERN TOWNS.
Brief Paragraphs About WinsIow,
Williams and flagstaff,
TOPICS FROM klN6MAN.
TOPICS FROM klSGNAN.
FLAGSTAFF
From the Gem

From the Gem
E. s. Clark, who has been In PITTS.
burg Pa, for several days has return
ed.
r. T. pulliam loft for Los Angeles.
California for few days Df rccrea.
tion
D. l.. nurns, the dairyman. has been
laid up Tor repairs ON account uf his
foot coming into contact with nail
a j. Diamond was up from his stock
range aloug the Little Colorado river.
aud reports cattle looking we'll he
has not lost any cattle the past winter
Thomas Saycr n leading sheep grow.
tr Of this section came lu from his
sheep ranch at Cataract canyon he
reports grass az being fine. but water
getting scarce IN that locality
g. j. Babhitt left ON q visit 90 the
towns east along the santa Fr Pacific
railroad Go procur" Indian curioa blan
keta and cattle The demand for In
dian curios and Navajo blankets cN.
Coeds the supply at present
George Rabbit has hlcd his petition
with the probate CLERK for the ap.
polntmuut OF administrator OF the es.
tate of Thos J Henderson. deceased.
The hearing BE- set for Saturday. the
6th day 0f April
Next Monday the Arizona Lumber
and Timber company will commence
unninE their mills day and night.
This is a good thlnH for flaRsiai as
u means the employment OF Ht least
one hundred men tn addition 60 their
prosont large force uf lBbor'rs There
d. mo- excuse fog idle men ln Flagstaff
The Elka lodge held their annual
election and the following officers
were chosen Tor the ensuing year j.
T. RuGn E a.. Geo g. sullivan T..
g. r.; $ o. Quay T. !. k.: g. F Nc
Guniglc T. T.. Is. L. W Quinlau src
rotary i @ Ncrkamp treasurer. f..
g. ODonncll tyler
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
DEATH OF col. o. S. rwlTcHsLL
\ Prominent Figure in the Republican
Party Of Missouri.

80 y W "Ao'AhNN
Col - s. TwitChell. father OF Col.
{ T.. Twitcholl. Of Las Vegas. died
Il KANSAS City Sunday Of Bright's die.
ase, He was aged 6S years and was
! leader Of prominence IN the rcpuhli
an party Of Missouri, having been
nominated several times for congress
u HIS district Col. Twltchell also
pad dr9m GpS@Gfll9At toNRgy yreGG3gSda Sae aqfrWtg
ION extended beyond the boundaries
4 his state. His son, Col. r. r..
rwitchell, OF Las Vegas has gone To
Kansas city 10 attend the funeral
The Kansas city star. Ia it's com.
mcut3 ON the death of Mr, Twltchell
says. Colonel u. S. Twitchell, who
lied AZ his home In this city yesterday,
was one OF the mon who promoted the
bcst interests Of Kansas CITY during
he period of foundation laying III"
was public spirited citizen, man
LOT irroproachabie integrity and good
lnwycr. Il is highly creditablc 20 the
republican party of earlier times that
il frequently hoHored such a man with
nominations for high positions. sever
al OF which nominations resulted IN
elections Colonel Twitchell continu
ously and consistently worked Tor
movements designed 90 hcneht the
community His life was less active
the past few years because Of failing
health Ills death IL a reminder Of
the fact that the men who were pluu
GERS ~ Kansas city and whose exam
pies have been potential In It's later
development are rapidly pasHinl
away The duty Of maintaining public
spirit and the obligation to adyanc,
| the city To greater things have fallen
on new shoulders Il Is a privilege that
should hc cherished by every citizen u
hc Identified with the life and pro
| grcss of a municipality that is dcs
| tined 10 become magnificent Ia pro
| portions and power.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
HoRAce wEHkLY MISSING.
The Young Man Was wsll Known In
Thla City.

The Young Man Was Wall known In
This City.
Horace Weakly. who formerly work
cd In the Joint warehouse In VI Paho
and went 20 the front with the Rough
Riders when tnia country went 10 war
with Spain, In missing and cannot
be located by his friends Relatives
Of the missing yulng man sent 10 Me.
Lelian the following from the Shelby.
Vile. Indiana. Republican.
capt w. a. Weakly ia greatly con
corned for the safety Of his son ! ,s,,.. ..,..
Horace Weakly Afte' returning
from tho gpanish-Amerlcan war Lieu
tenant weakly came here, he having
onnsted with the Roosevelt Rough
Riders In Texas. being at that time
a member ~ the Texas national guard.
When hc left shelbyyille he returned
20 Texas. letters reaching his parents
at regular intervals Nothing has
| been heard from him directly since
/ last May. For four months the Odd
/ Fellows have been trying 20 locat'
him. he being member Of that or
der. lie has been traced 20 one Ol
two points In Mexico. but finally h'
completely disappeared Application
/ viii now be- made to the Hon Powell
] Clayton, United States minister q
. Mexico. with the request that he un'
his power Ia trying 20 locate NJ
Weakly"
Ia the summer Of 1899 Weakly spen
some weeks Ia El paao and left tha
city a. attend the Rough Riders n
union nt Las Vegas and aftoTwnfd q
Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06

Holy week
Next Sunday Is Easter.
Good Friday RpprOaCheF
Last Sunday WAS Palm sunday
Little onions viii soon be put In
their beds.
The stores are all gay with spring
goods a
April showers and May flowers are
now IA order.
Eighteen minutes of daylight was
gained last week.
March came In like lamb and
went out In snow storm
Easter egg dyes are now offered IN
he stores aud some of the colorH are
exceedingly pretty.
Spring was ushered IN on Thursday
March 2lst--the day Of that import
ant phase IN the revolutions of oul
planet when the sun In les progress
through the ccliptic comes ~ tbs
lgulnoctial circle. and the days ant
lghts ,Rge,,Gaual ALT oyer the glQQs
at D. m Now the days viii gradu
ally Increase, and the nights decreas'
na spring advances. The sun goini
farther north of the line his ray
tnkiur more porpcndicularly. be-
comes warmer. the earth v9rms AM
vegetation comes into llfc again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
COUNTY coMMlssloNERs.


LONG list Of Road Supervisors Ap.
pointed Resolutions Passed.
A brief atsrluu of the county com.
misslunprB was held yesterday a. the
court house. an mombcrs ~ the board
being present with g. A Miera In the
chair The following road supervisors
were appointed
Bornalllo. Alcario Mnntoya. Los
Cnrrnlcs. Auicc'o Armiio Alameda,
Mav,mo ChavcF. Runchos dc Albu.
qurruua. Carlos Martinez narolas. RI
Cardu Armilu Las padilas NenccB-
ladO sanchez. san Antonio. lose le-
andre GlngnlDs los Griegus Grcgorlo
Garcia. LaurhuH uc Atriacu. Salvador
ArmlIo. EsCohCEn, Maramon l.ucero
Pnraiarlto. Jose ChayoB y Chnyos, pre-.
ciuct i2 Albuquerque. J " Sul1er;
Ola Albuquerque. Rcfgfinu Crollui ?
san lgnaciu. Pedro Amanda, Casa sal
lazar. Anastaciu Shnhofal los fla
citaH. Uormnnilldu Chavps. Prnn blan
On. Jose soma iomez Panic MontoyR
| lAIrodoncs. iguaciu pCrca Nacimicn
Ito. Rcyes LuCcro. Ia Ncrtanh Pablo
/ DominsucY la T.iern Amado lOpoH
San Antonio. Jose CrHspIu Thornton
l jose T. Montuya Guadalupe. Jose NJ
/ Mares. precinct 2G Albuquerque. y
IE stevens AtrifCo Rafael Armiln
san lsidro Tolesfor Sanduyal, Gonzal
tos. Jose E. Romoro chill Mauue
lGallegoa Duranos Carlos Is thaY'
Bland. i. ~ Oyorhuls, hlb.marlo Geo
" Gephart
An important tax resolution wa
adopted aa follows
! Whereas. II has been ma boz 70 upptA
Gao this board that there aro taxpayer
who have paid their taxes ani hol
receipts for such payments from "a
collectors but 90 whom credit has u'
been given on the collectors books
that thoy appear as delinquent au
subject to advertisement for unpaI
taxes.
Therefore. BE- o. resolved that
lcyery such case where the taxpay'
exhibits 10 the collector receipt ffo
ans collector or authorized deputy Z
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06

h. W Quiulan returned from Pres
colt where hp had been to visit his
friend John NJ puhunoy. who is dan
Eorously 900 az the Sisters hospital u
that place.
@ W Gluwncr went to Williams Ca
meet some mining experts who will
examine some mining properties boo
the Grand canyon FOR which Mr
Gluwncr is attorney for tho owners
poto BENDER submitted To- the opcr
alton uf the removal nf an eye which
was injured several weeks ago. The
operation was successfully performed
D.. Dr w. S Robinson and Mir Ben
uDr will ho able 10 resume his former
occupation within q few days
pvrcival Lowell. OF Boston owner
~ the Lowell observatory of this
place. arrived here and will remain
during the next two months. Iio re-
turned last week from q trip to Eu
rope During his stay here Mr. Lowell
win occupy the GrreniaW residence oU
l.cruuN street Mars is in favorable
position Tor observation and Mr. Iu
we'll and his assistants viii doyut.
their time 90 thp study uf that planet