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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR sALE-One fine large buggy horse,
sound and safe for lady TO drive. In.
9uire at Il. D, Taylor & Sons, or 27l2
Bagby. IL
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REMEMBER Mayer Lipshltz paws high.
est price Tor scrap iron, copper brass,
zinc, rubber, sacks. etc. carload lots q
specially, 1901 Montgomery avenue. Hous.
ton $40
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POSITION by lady stenographer; experl.
euced best OF references from present
employer anG past, Address i904' Uni;
ofhce. -
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PhYsieian and pruaaists.

Ford Sturgeon a prominent drug arm
at Rocky Hill station. KY. writes: 1--WE
were requested by DR.. G. 3. Snigley TO
scuh for Herbine for the benefit of our
customers We ordered three dozen In De.
cember. and we are glad 10 say Hcrblne
has given such great satisfaction that we
have duplicated this order three times.
order We beg 20 say Or G. B. Snlgley
takes pleasure 10 recommending Herb!ne."
,Iue bottle sold by a 4. kicsllng
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0UR-GALLON COW. $40; two Hne Jersey
helfers, three gallons each, cheap.
Noakum, three miles out Wcstheimer
road. -
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NICELY furnished rooms. with modern
convenlenccs Mt Sl1 Main street. II
THREE nice unfinished rooms for l!gAt
housekeeping, Apply to Mrs. Ida r. Nor.
rison, 15l7 Austin. IL
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LADY sTENoGRAPHERs, desires pos, possfioa9a; q.
capable ard willing; SOME e&Pe9iehss'
dress 1893. this Office. -
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FOR SALE-3OO mares and mules and s01
head OF stock cattle: the mules, ones
and twoS, and steer cattle may be
bought separately this stock well
be seen on Cochrans ranch. near Riddle.
Vile Karnes county Texas w o.
Hutchinson. manager on ranch; o. l..
Cnchran. Houston. TeXas Is
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over the ride is shown by 3, an account OF
good and lawful hunting, though In the
close season Game laws never interfere
with the enjoyment OF the annual photog.
rapher.
Numbers $ aud q are selected from tue
recent book literature or the SUBJECT both
are noteworthy works, President koose
welt prepared tho introduction 10 ana
IN Il specially commcnds tho authors SKIN
IN getting pictures of large animals. 10
the man Interested 10 the use OF the cam.
as important as tho body or the WORK
not only from the information upon game
that it gives but also for the talk about
camern.huntine by this noted ride hunter.
The book besides being a record OF close
~ studied bird lie. is a guide to a new
way OF Photographers hirds ny the use "
tent IN which the observer and the cam
era are concealed Part Of this number
While q great interest 10 the amateur.
deals With advanced work that would DC
beyond him.
THE CAMrANlLE OF Sr. MARKS.
A long story OF wonder and admiration
has been growing for centuries-tne story
OF the Campannc OF st, Marks. hacn
generation has added its chaps r 10 praise
OF this glorious art treasure OF Italy, Al
last To this generation comes the writing
OF the hnal chapter--thc chapter OF It's TALL
The famous hell tower VIII be rehullt, out
Il will not be The historic CnpmAnle.
l. The Fan of the Campanilc, HAY
per's Weekly, 4G.YS2. july ~, 1872
>. "rhe Fall Of the Historic campanlle
Of Venice" Scicntlhc American supplement-,
81 2220B July 20, 1907.
g. "The Campauilc OF st. MarEs;' Lit
erary Digest 55l2s, August. l9ul
l. 'lan OF the Campauile at Venice;
outlook. I1:7Go. duly -, lg02
3. "Vcuc;lan Life," ". d, Howells. Chap
tiers { and II,
g "Stoncs Of Venice" John kusnn.
volume i. FRANK w Ilutchins.
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CURED PARALYSIS.

w s. BaIly, T.. o True. Texas. writes.
"Aly wife had been suffering Ave years
with paralysis IN her arm. when I was
persuaded to use Billiards. Snow Linimenf
which cured her oil right ! have also us d
II for old sores. frost bites. ana skin erun.
tlous IL does the work. 2Jc. SOC and 81 90
Inftlc gold by a. u klesling
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS

BOERNE-The coolest resort In Texas; a
fayorite summer retreat among the hills;
the Boerne , no,eI on nerf pleasure seekers
m0datona. Clarke. proprietor. Sis
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'seEMTS WANTED.

" ElAN ElI.
aos e ,.. " daily selling the c6eane- =
h; ntspYvissieet water d ter evfr IN.
h t,Ys ems at $50; b 2 proffs. ~ n
"a '0'y' seneca Filter Co.. sen.
Els TS-S 16
/ i" thsN sd.E representatives. TO
} ,lfssShva q l' for an established spe,
~ Saiisass NH and gin Gin men Ii tbr og 10
satast' a., states; a liberal commiS.
7 ma II eail be given 10 n few sne.
sitA tef.-asne State of Texas A.
q Ss SNsyi,enee and stamp TO- "sne.
----. street, Dallas, Texas. IL
ana Tn. AEu-Ihe IntornationaI
ND Exposition TO agents; hus iers
Intenps,,y good money for good t
Boz 5s Ss''9 n Loan and Trust, com,
.lIOy ~; orange, Texas. n
'asla st vaL BURNER. on e16I6I7ion
Y I'D sst; can be used n " RANGES.
y sno Soes stoves; a complct su s',s'
I !sgons no SCOT; agents IVA wsp seg
ssneral agent, Houston.
n $50
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A WORM KILLER.

J. A. J. Montgomery. Puxico. wayne.
Co, No. writes: 81 have little twin girls.
who have been bothered with worms ali
their lives | tried everything to relieve
them which failed until I used White
Cream Yermlfuge; the irsts two doscs
brought four worms from one OF tnein
the next two doses. twelve. one OF them
measuring twelve inches: the other Guild
was only relieved OF four worms. II Is
most excellent medicine Whites Cream
Vermifuge Is good for children. II not oniy
DESTROYS worms, IL helps the child 70 per-
feet growth. wards OF sickness &c. Sold
by A, &. klesling.
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WATCH FOR A CHlLL,

However slight at this time OF year and
10 this climate. It Is he forerunner OF ma.
larla A disposition 10 ynWn aud an all
tired out feeling even comes before the
chii Herbine. by It's prompt stimulatiye
action on the liver drives the malnrlal
germs out OF the system purlhes the blood
tones up the system aud restores health
zoe bottle Sold 10y A. II. kiesling
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FURNISHED ROOMS, gentlemen; block
from court house. ia Caroline. II
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A PLEASANT south room with all modern
conyenjepces. sos Rusk Is
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In eeeh y0 suadays issue q The s1 Houses %
BuRpETTE COLLEGE sherman. Texas.
Write at once for catalogue. Mrs. o. a.
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WANTED Position as heusfketeper, ~ lot o.
yiidower or In hotel by rehned, lnteihgent
LADY, address Widow. this otliee. II
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LADY, with some experience VISITS =
position as stenographer ard genera OF,
ice rirl. where work Is iight. 81 III
Capitol avenue. ------------------
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Wentworth MIIIQ[I Academy

n Oldest and lsrgest military school
uS&AR Central West. Government su-
EesE GA jcrvlsiOp and eguipm Mt. Army
MeSjgp officer detailed. Prepares for
~nf-IsSA uilye slit 8 Ma ionHl Academies
or for life. Cpl 6andiord sgilcrs.
NJ A.. snpt.. Lexington, Mo.
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BllNz s -sETTEGAST BUY AND SELL
hEAL ESTATE, LOAN MONEY. TRADE
~ ~ LIVE SroCk. ROOM 21S. BIN1
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aDE OR EXCHANGE

4. IRADE-FI5e -,,7sTz-7;
y ssnblnstiaan loekst for first class
~ sRa bridis saddle and buggy
and saddle. B., 80
Is
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IR|lUIT| RH and MECHANICAL COLLEGE Of TEXAS.


foundation
NJ ion discretion
students Sii3 Military Wet
u Preside
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~ INEXPERIENCED FRENCH MlLLlNEh
would Ike to have position. VIII leave
the city Tor any town l0u4 st, Ehahue
street.
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a YOUNG LADY would lie 20 have p0
sltlon as soyerness for small chlldttu va
lection TO leaving the city. lVoi o.;
Emanuel street.
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Iy77C5ITTNC WIDOW. with little grI, louse,
oCN, f1r yyIdower or old folks; splendld
d heetp md seamstress. teaches children
noUH srobroidery and elocution; viii
ieaye city; reasonable. 22lo Decatur,
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FOR RENT-Fifth Ward, on car line, cor
uer Hill and Leona, new houses, three
rooms, IS, six rooms, SO per month
inquire Eagle hotel, 1903 Congress, cor.
Nor Cnrollne Now phone 203. ].
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
; timely ~lcpica q: :sa.r ,as.s. ;
G:GcI>:ScscH:Es

AUTOMOBILES ON THE HIGHWAY
The public prints are full OF the III OBJ.
lem Of the automobile and the Dighway.
There is a wholly new creature out on the
public roads, and making trouble there. II
is stealing nolsciessly upon the innocent
Pedestrian" and not only upon him but
over him. II is "madiv laundering down
the highway" oyerturninc horses and car.
riages and pigs and prccedcnts Women
are becoming afraid to ride bchlnl horses,
especially along country roads. Suburban.
ties can not go TO church Oh Sunday. ioe
they have TO be out on the streets swear
ing at the reckessly flying autoist and set
ting traps for him. They stretch ropes
across the roadway, dig pits, Pile Up tho
corwdood, throw iassos and swear IN extra
policemen. But the man In the machine
seems to pay little heed. more tnan to in
sist that in lodging about among these
things he Is compelled to run over a tew
more people than would otherwise DC nee
cssary.
All this makes u problem. The autumo.
bile cnn not be ruled on the road. IL Is
a natural evolution, and has come 10 stay.
some other things on the road eau also
stay. Laws have been passed limiting rate
Of speed, but such laws are poorly EN-
forced. Where Offenders are punished II
As so much money paid for the right TO go
out and run over some more people. They
start out afrcsh with the comfortable feel
ing that they have bought the highway.
OF course, there Is another side 10 all
this II is claimed that the dying ghost
sort Of nutoiSt is not a very numerous
class; that most owners Of motto cars
that the automobile club seyNrely dis
conntenances all reckless speeding on the
public roads. large proportion Of me
hrs17l
due to horses becoming frightened at maj
that had perhaps stopped, For such mis-
haps the he adtomotollst declines to be RS on on
siblc. The horse must Keep M TO date.
Just as, he had to learn TO hobnob ON the
road with The bicycle and the trolley car,
bile without expressing his surprise by de.
posting his driver in the ditgl
country" outlook, 7l;72SS Jgly, 10. 1902
Literary digest 24:foo' June :, 100 :.
Louis wndmuiier. Municipal frSirs, s;lSo
Condensed In American Review of Re
views, july. 1902. page lo5l
4G:ioo2, july IS. iO2. ''''' "''"'''
and si AgfSmg Hsi9 Ia nwlGssq 1858 Forest
Outlook, 7l;445 June H. 1902.
Perhaps the most important article in
the list is No. 4, which, besides some gen
eral comment on the subject gives spe-
cifc directions for training horses SO as 10
accustom them 10 the automobile. In No
the Spectator tells Of the alarm aud
indignation. felt by country people on ac.
count of the reckless speeding of automn.
htles along the country roads. Reference >
Is made M OF two excerpts from news
papers, one from the standpoint OF the
autolst and the other from tho standpo Mt
OF his critic The writer OF treats Of an.
tomobilc dangers on the city streets and
takes n gloomy view of the time when
Numbers 5. and are editorials pre-.
senting the general subject as to awless
automopilng and suggesting rcmcdiea
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WANTED Position, by lady stenotSir .l
ten years experience ANu''Ss '-'' ~
1nIA lnInN hEreel.
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l PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for all
kinds junk, iron, brass, zinc, lead. rope,
bones, bottles, etc; country shipments so,
liclted; telephone connections. Louis
knmInsky. 1Ol Preston. II
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FOR SALE-Two graded Jersey cows
cheap II taken At once; also one Colum.
nus surrey in good order. a bargain An
nlI at 500 Mason huildinE IL
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WANTED by a lady, place TO nurse Dy me
day or night or eohPanion d!ad ~ aos me
Ad3Iess Walher, 1904 Jackson street -
rxpEpTrNCED Young lady stenoSrapAer
desiTes position in or out Of city Addie5s
279S this office.
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FOR SALE-Lot of Jersey graded mix
cows. W }. Settegast y Bro, jackson
aud Maple streets II
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! PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for all
kinds junk, iron, brass. zinc lead, rope,
bones. bottles etc: country shipments so
licitcd; telephone connections. Louis
Kaminsky. sol Preston Il
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ELEGANTLY furnished rooms for rent 70
gentlemen: four blocks from Rice hotel;
bath aud phone. HOB Mckinney, corner
Fannin street IL
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TIME MONTEREY-12ll Texas-Seryes the
best table board in the city at - pc.
week. "
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

WANTED-By a mldde-aged woman, 10
nurse a child. Address 2I96 this Office;
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GOOD German girl. six months in this
work. Address 2793, this office, i
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THE MoNTEREY-1211 Texas avenue
Gives special rates for the summer Ia.
Bile and service unequalled for the price.
II
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POSITION As CASHIER Or Office work *
by reliable lady best re4e'NnSes ~
dress 2TJS. this ofhce --
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MOVING FREE buy, move, pack, store
and loan money and charge no interest
on furniture and household goods stored
with me; all storage moved free. T. +.
LOTUS phone 96G. PHI Milan str-et TT
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ron SALE-Oue horse wagon aud harness
cheap. 400 Iceland avenue "
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-06-07
MY LITTLE BOY.

When my little boy Is gone.
House so lonesome all the day.
4 can hardly stand the quiet
And want to get away.
Silence seems like something real
And II settles like a stone
On my heart until-God help mol
When my little boy Is gone.
When my little boys away,
Everything seems kind of blue;
And his playthings In the corner
Act as II they missed him. too.
Hold their little hands to me.
Like there's something they would say
Mutely calling for their MASTER
When my little boys away.
But I thank God for this.
Is Is only for a while
Till I'll hear his happy prattle
And will see his dimpled smile.
With a heart Of gratitude
For the hope I thus enjoy,
DO I pray the common Father
To protect my little boy.
i would rather see his face,
Hear his happy laughter ring,
Have him tell me that he loves me.
Than to be a sceptered king.
And ask no boon but this:
Just to hear him at his play;
That the child who came from Heaven
May abide with me Away.
When my little boy comes back.
He'll drive out this beastly quiet;
He will fill the still. old house
With his happy. childish riot;
All his playthings will be glad.
And there won't be any lack
OF the sweetness of the sunshine
When my little boy comes back.
u. A. Edgerton. In Lippincott's.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-06-07
The Letter n IN massachusetts.

One of the things q westerner mis-
ses in Massachusetts, Is the letter r.
A teacher in one of the schools near
Boston was conducting class in
spelling. The exercise consisted in
writing down sentences read aloud
by the teacher. "Mistah Nose went
to Bawston," said the teacher. The
little girl from the west set IL down,
"Mr. Moss went to Boston," and
couldn't understand why she was
credited with an error in the mark
ing of her paper later in the day.
The little girl has been all but mob
bed by her schoolmates-in the cheer
full way of these young savages
everywhere-for using the short o,
the final G and the round r, and she
doesn't know whether to surrender
for peace, or to stand for her Amer
lean right to give correct utterance
to the language Of the country. One
of the teachers did try to assimilate
the r. She even insisted that her pu-
pills should use It. You must say
mother" she urged. Mother"
lisped the urchin addressed. "Theah,
that's propah." said the teacher, APP
provingly.-National Magazine.
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No Wonder.

A few years ago rich merchant.
as q reward for long service and
faithful attention to duties, released
his head clerk from his ordinary pur-
suits and sent him into the country
to manage large farm which had
been neglected and the finances Of
which were in bad way. The next
morning in company with Q friend,
the new manager was looking about
round the fields and meadows when
he perceived one of the laborcrs
sowing wheat. "Ah," exclaimed he,
mo wonder Mr.. W. complained Of
Encouragement and waste There's
that man actually throwing away
corn shall have TO put stop to
tb1t "-LoHdQR XtHth !,
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Damaslns Testimeny.

eyes," said Mr.. Plowhard. II am .
self-made man."
"My dear sir" replied Miss Cutting,
quietly, "you are not obliged to In
criminate yourself unless you choose
to."-Ohio State Journal.
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Told by tho Valet.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY Celia Myrover Robinson.

'VVVVVVVVVVVVN
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cIvILlzArIoN ApvANcEs.

Into this country. where eourished many
ss,,,o,s ara ,oy,crs,,i tin.,dorts az ,r,ti,,ttr
Auiuous H"u Po"'' W. N'p->A''n'S w "u'qu''F'
and where many conquerors Of successive
generations contended for supremacy. the
t,orn,o,s AFRO rrcnorIng 20 irtroduc., ,ood.
'N ~
crn methods ana modern machinery, TO
build cities and railroads ana convert the
i,,,c,t, int , ,.rlcn ar Edeu This coll
-
rich III interesting aud splendid rcc0llcc'
tions and cnmplstely debascd by Ignorance
- .,..,, 60 , ,.,,,ia,o,,t G,id c.r
Rnd sla'e "g, ~ ,,,
vadlng ASIA Minor TO restore the glory OF
the past. TO establish commerce ana peace
termmc the geographical characteristics Of
the nations which once u7ui1shed on TO
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Ho-TsU-oH SAIL.
Major Hutchins Is in Complies Control
OF the Important Function

Major Hutehins Is in Complies Control
OF the Important Function
Yves sir. you may say that the bah ~
the No Tsu.Oh viii Nc tho hest that ever
happened" said Major Hutchins, who Is
In complete control 81 the important tunc
tlou mentioned. 'fThe festival would not
be in proper Form without the bnn. aud
In this connection let me tell you that
we have "A number ~ incidents In course
ot preparation that win surprise our
friends
Balls have for ages Aeeu part OF
society They have been feature In the
world OF pleasure since Caesar made Rome
howl, or from the days when the early
Grecians first Instituted the oiymplan
games. OF course the men had the major
part OF these ancient celebrations. but the
fair sex had 60 be mollihed and the thrnnl
or the lutte and the echo OF the pipes made
merry music for sandalled feet Even the
women danced 20 the sound 81 the cymhSl
ana the sweet singing of stringed instru-
ments. and thus the delightful practice has
followed the years, until In our own time
the devotees Of Tcrpsichore 20 the Old
days several better and surround the epi
sodes With an environment Of beauty and
music that lulls the senses into 4 pleasant
condition aud makes life worth the living
what may have heen done by other peo,
pie. ] am not In position 10 say. but
you may safely set Il down that onr hail
win excel anything that has excited ire
attention or Houston's brave men and fair
ladies In the past decade We have de.
termlned thar nothing shall be lett undoue
caAon.. Fancy dances, unique movements
and glowing color schemes will be con.
tyibutlng features, and the arrangement o.
course tho ladies' viii be IN full force. ana
VISIT could be s~rc' - or Narr iNsr istp-,
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THE CITY is PAYING UP.
DEBT TO THE ELECTRIC LIGHT CON-
PANY REDUCED $4,000.
Has Paid $4,000 to the Water Com
psny Which Practically Balances the
Account OF This Administration.

The proposed conference Of the finance
committee with the officials Of the electric
and gas companies yesterday morning was
postponed on account Of the absence OF the
mayor.
Tho city's contract with the electric com
psny viii expire IN about eighteen months
and the finance committee Is nuxious to
come to some agreement with the officials
Of the company for drawing UP . new con
tract embodying certain amount OF
munlcipa. control
trhc city Inns paid tho electric company
$4,000 on the original debt Of about S2l,-
Coo and Is paying 100 per cent on the DOL,
lnr on the compbnys bllls. Whlcn ~
per cent more thar was plia ul, , i tne def i
s5O0U. but II viii certainly be pald up, anu
The authorities wish It to be distinctly
understood that they arc not shaving tue
eiecffic company's bills
' The Conference was postponed in
dcbnltcly.
'rbe new receptacle for the scavenger
wagons designed by Alderman Thompson
and being built at the sewer pumping sta
ton. will he put into use In about a week.
Tho sewage will be emptied into the re-
septacle, flooded and pumped to the inter
There have been some complaints made
Ia regard to the possibility Of offensive
odors arising from the receptacle, nut the
promoters Of The scheme assert that such
viii not be the case.
Tho city health office is receiving few
complaints against property holders and
tenants In the sewer district. Rigid in
spections are being made by Or. Brumby
and everything Is being done 10 keep
sewer connections as sanitary as possible
A large number Of petitions were referred
to the city attorneys office by the council
at its last meeting, but these have not vet
reached the hands Of city Attorney stone
and lds assistants.
The city has paid to the Houston Water
company $4,000. which practically settles
the debt to the company accrued under
the present administration.
Tho current weekly bills OF the city for
labor hire were paid yesterday 10y Treas
urer Szabo.
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Just a glimpse ef a womau's face il
often all that Is needed TO tell the story
OF her daily suffering No woman can
endure for long the panps Of wonanlv ais
eases without falling OF in face and forn,
Women who have been cured Of
womanly diseases by the use Of Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. frequently
refer with pleasure TO the gain in appear
auce as well az In feelings, which hns
come with their cure.