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4 Lydia f. Pinkham's vego-
table Compound cured mo and mads
me well, and that is why / gladly
write you this, and gladly thank you;
SIX bottles was all took, together
with your Pills. Ny headache and
backache and kidney trouble went,
never to return the burning sensation
l had left altogether my general
health was 80 improved felt as young
and light and happy as at twenty"
--MAs. LOUISE GIBson, 4s13 Langley
Ave-, Chicago, nl.-sSooo forfeit " stoss
tsstimoNfai 10 Not genuine.
II you feel that there is anything at
all unusual or puzzling about your
case, or II you wish confidential advice
Of the most experienced, write to Mrs.
Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, and you will
be advised free Of charge. Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
has cured and Il curing Thousands oe
Gases Of female trouble.
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alrous opponent, since 1t was privil-
ege few men In the neat Of battle
would forego. ~
Suddenly, Paul made savage feint
and the. next instant the point OF his
sword protruded from back Of Con-
RAIDS right shoulder.
1t was the end.
The duelist could no longer WELD
his trenchaht blade, though he made
q gallant eflort to do SO; believing he
had received . mortal wound he let
fall his dishonored sword, uttered a
sound halfway between snarl and a
groan and fell at full length in exact
ly the same spot marked by the blood
Of the drumhead courts last victim.
Paul leaned on his sword and
sought to recover his breath. Victory
had come to him again. as though de-
termined that the wrongs OF the bitter
past should be amply avenged.
Already they were bending over the
fallen man to ascertain how seriously
he had been hurt, and one Of the SOL
diers called for the doctor.
With that two forms advanced from
the shadows and approached-one a
medical man. whom Paul, to his sur
prise. recognized az Sir Noel Travers.
and the other q woman. in the garb
OF Red Cross nurse.
! AS he stood there. unnoticed, recov-
ering his breath. he found his atten-
ton fastened upon the nurse, whose
face he had not as yet seen, but whose
figure and movements aroused sud
den suspicion.
Could 1t be possible-and within the
walls of Metz. she whose heart beat
for the cause of her people-and yet.
startling though the thought might
be, his suspicion rapidly crystalliked
into positive assurance which one
glimpse OF. her face soon verified.
He leaned against the wall with
folded arms.
K The blood dropped from the fingers
of his left hand, but ne knew 1t not;
knew nothing, in fact, but that his in
fernal luck stifl pursued him and that
the fates had decreed he should slash
down her cousin directly under her
eyes.
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CHAPTER XXX

f. N
Never to his dying day would Pau
forget the strange admi1ture OF emo
ttons that well-nigh overwhelmed him
as. leaning against the cold wall of the
courtyard, he saw approaching him the
being whom he loved to distraction,
and yehwhom he feared was separated
from him forever by the cruel decrees
OF fate. va l
Hildegarde looked intently in his
face as she came up.
How strange that we should meet
here, Herr PAUL." she said with faint
smile.
"a 1T is remarkable. and l consider
myself fortunate indeed. Tell me, is
he much hurt?" designating with a
nod the spot where, Conrad lay, and
pretending not to see her outstretched
hand. since he could not very well ac-
cept 1t. considering the condition Of
his digits. i-si5sf
Through the shoulder. mynheer;
but the doctor tells us with good nurs-
Ing he will come through" she re-
piled, appearing somewhat shocked at
his evident disinclination to meet her
friendly advances. but you are
wounded, mynheer." E..
who said so!" he asked, as II an
noyed.
They. told me over there. 1t lis nee
sessary for the doctor to remain yet
awhile, 30 he sent me to you"
"Ah! 1t is next to nothing"
Still insist ON seeing it."
4 He could no longer refuse. &
One Of the men brought water, and
having bathed the stricken member
sne stopped the flow Of blood accord
ing. to the latest methods lnen known
to the medical fraternity.
WAS this nght of your seeking.
mynheer?'' NJ
Il assure you, not was forced
upon me. was brought up from my
prison cell to meet him and give him
the satisfaction he has long craved. !"
Z At this moment one OF the soldiers
came up. carrying the doctors bag.
and quickly followed by the English
man. fe .aA
HOW eagerly he pounced upon lPaul's
good right hand and squeezed II most
heartily! ~
"Hoch. hoch. hoch. the American"
he said, in imitation Of ths hoarse
cries that had stgnaled Paula, triumph
on that former occasion when he met
Conrad In the Hirschsasse Inn and won
the everlasting regard Of the students
BY debating the hero Of hfty diieas.
d st(3AsA to rec you, doctor!" said Paul.
'ss a AnA I'm delighted. You maks me
Atei proud OF my cousins anross the
llg pond. BY Jove! but yoa soaked 1t
- him hard! An Inch lower down
Ind tie air would have whistlsd
ttsouoA his lung on this chill OctobSr
mosning. But, my dear poy, I must
insist On you pttting ON your coat 70
Avcad tAking eola An NY sood Aesls
V - /
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sExrs rAe GREEK.
Wonderful Pedestrian Fest Of Ger.
man vsastariaa.

The pedestrian performance Of Cad
Mann. the vegetarian, who won the In
ternatiOnal match from Berlin to Dres-
den. 125 miles, in twenty-seven hours.
thirteen minutes, fourteen and 4 half
seconds, beating the next man by one
hour and forty-five minutes has, ac-
cordinG to DIR. GorscheH, surpassed the
famous Green's run from Marathon to
Athens. announcing victory. The Greek
did the 40 miles in fort-eight hours,
against Aann's lbs miles in twenty
seven hours. The vegetarian societies
are holding special meeting to acclaim
Mann.
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The Farmers' Busy seasen.

This Is the farmers busy season md
he has no time to read long adss ~
You want to semember that tho gsnin
on the nne lands around n0eaAo n
busy. too, growing into big harveet
Take moment to drop Us postal
with your addfen and we viii SOD
you Information about these lands and
what We are doing there. zeph. Chaa.
Felt. 102 Boston Building, Denver,
Colorado.
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Lost a Customer.

Mrs. Blank, who keeps summer
boarders, had bought her butter for
some months from neighbor named
Jones. living not far distant. The but
ter was made into pretty little half
pound pats and SO peculiarly orna-
mented and marked that one day;
when little Sally Jones had brought
the butter as usual, Mrs. Blank asked
her in the presence Of several of the
boarders:
How does your mother make all of
these strange marks on the butter.
Sally?' IL 4.
.Oh, she does that with her false
teeth. ma'am," was the frank and par
alyzing repay.-Lppncotfs Magazine.
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KIDNEY TROUBLES.
Mrs. Louise N. Gibson Says
That This Fatal Disease ID
Easily Cured by Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
Mound.

DEAR Mrs, PINKHAM felt very
discouraged two years ago, had sui.
fered SO long with kidney troubles and
other complications, and had taken 80
much medicine without relief that I
began to think there was no hope for
me. Life looked SO good to me, but
what is life without health? wanted
to be well,
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xA4ti.s caa wsar sAsss

One sise smaller after using Aliens Eeot-
Ease, . powder It makes tight or new
shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot, sweating,
aching feet, ingrowingnails, corns and
bunions. All druggists and shoe stores,
s5o. Trial package FREE BY mail Ad-
dress Allen g. Olmsted. Leroy, n. Y.
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ONE FARE FOR. THE ROUND
TRIP.-Chicago to Boston, Mass Sell
ing dates, June IL, 13. IA. Chicago to
Portland, Me-, selling dates, July s to
0, inclusive.
ONE FARE PLUS ONE DOLLAR
FOR ROUND TRIP.-Chicago to
Providence, r. H., selling dates, July
Z, 8, O. For limits, time tables and fur
ther informatians apply to Geo. w.
Vaux, A. g. F. & T. A., 135 Adams St,
Chicago, Ill.
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did Smith say when he would settle
that account" "He mentioned severa
dates. but couldn't settle on any one o.
them" r.
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Mother Gray's swost Powders for Childrsn
SUCCESSFULLY used BY Mother Gray, nurss
In the Childrsn's Home in New York. Curss
Fsverishnsss, Bad Stomach, Teething Dis
ordexs, move and regulate the Bowels and
Destroy Worms Over 80 900 testimonials
At all druggists. $50. Sample FREE. Ad-
dress Allen s. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
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Mrs. Wiaslow's Soothing syrup
For children teething. softens tho gums, reduces b
nsmmaisoa, srays pain, cures wtad ces. &c bosas
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Hairs Catarrh Cure
Is taken Internally. Price, 75c.

"You have been naughty boy. Bob
ble.'' said his mother land l shall tell
your father" "Oh. of course" exclaimed
Bobbie. You never can keep secret"
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PARK Tor Children.

Joaquin Miller, known far and Wide
a. aThe Poet Of the Sierras," 10 build
ing IN California a park designed ex-
clusively for the use Of little children.
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P1So's Cure for Consumption il IN tnfailtbls
medicine for coushs and colds.-N. W. SAMunx,
Ocean Grove. N. j.. Feb. II. 1900
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!tlS..s y.slsl J

.ssase xsa1elao Z 4 u q 3
Aeesedins = ~ l,sp - u Il
!, 7
charss3esisae n nm T. vlg5s ilji
been boarns1 u III sffe6e ~ ! "A
natural atmosphere Of family NJ;
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Lawyer-You call her very young
woman. What do you mean by that?
Witness-One who isn't afraid to tell
her age.
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SEQ A WEEK AND EXPENSES
TO men with rig to Introduce our Poultry goods
Send stp. Javelle Mfg Co, Dept D, Parsons, Kan
The Holly chieftain., 1902-06-06

Bacon-That fellows mother says
that when he was q baby he was al
ways putting his toe in his mouth.
Egbert-Yes; and he's been putting his
foot in It ever since.
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TOMMY brung an apple to school this
morning. Johnny = Brunx? Tommy
BranK. then, blame you. / was just Koin'
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To Cure asCold In One day,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money II it fails to cure. 25c.
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girl with nice curly hair and red lips
DOESN'T have to worry mite abolft
readin'. ritin' and 'rithmetic''
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Cheap Eastern Excursions.

The Santa Fe will seli round trip; tick
sts from Colorado points to Chicaxo, st.
Louis. Kansas City and intermediate
points; also. to points in Oklahoma Mis-
souri,. Illinois. Michigan and Wisconsin
at rate of one fare plus 500. on June Sth
9TH, 18th. 18th and daily. June 24th tosSep-
and improved train service. AK your
nearest ticket agent for particalars. or
address; J. p. Hall. general agent Dem
yer. Colorado
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TAs clever sirl always makes the
nan think that II u be who: d doing
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"And now." clucked the old hen .ur-
veying with pride the fifteen eggs in her
nest II am going to have a smart set Of
The Holly chieftain., 1902-06-06

CHICAGO. ILL, 4a7 Monroe ST.
~ Gas far Is have observed Pcruna
IL the finest tonic any man or woman
can use who 10 weak from the after
effects Of any serious illness.
~ have seen 1t used In anumber Of
convalescent cascs, and have seen ssv.
ersl other TONES used, but found that
those who used Peruna had the uuiclest
relief.
s.Pefuns seens te festoW Nikafaty,
ascrassc bodily visor and rsaew heajki
Esd stoagtb n wonderfully sAon
ADAs'-..MRS KATE 7AYE0R. ~
In visw Of the great mnltituds. d
womso suffering from some form ofsfo-
mAle dissase aud yet unable TO An6 any
curr, Dr.. Hartman, the renowned sps-
Galfst on female catarrhal diseases, has
ehnonnoed his willingness to dirsct Tie
Isrsatment OF q many csses - make
application to him during the sumusss
knloaths, without chsrge.N Address xha
Ske1A Nedieins Co, columbus. 0hiA
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''sadie. will you marry me?" YES"
"Oh dear! How sudden.
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'Is that dog OF yours a setter and y
pointer? You bet! He sets In the cor
ner and points toward the cupboard"
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MRS, KATE TAYLOR.

Mn kats 7Av5Dr. = Gsndnsdpd
ssrss efpfOAzissscs. gives bsr ex-
pefaence Will nen6as Ia "a opsn
isftsr her posifion IN soeieH Asd
cfohsss5onal standing onmbins 10
rive apeciN aroaaAnsnep - Dor nj.
&eSssces.
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At Swords POINTS,
W. OR.
a SOLDIER OF THE RHINE.
~ ST. GEORGE RATnBoRNE

3 oop1risht by s1sssr 1 sxrrn. New Yors-
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Do Women swearf

New York Sun.
Golf has been held responsible for many
and varied things, but the latest accusa-
ton brought against IT. is the most seri-
Gus assault yet made upon the good name
OF the royal game. Il is that golf is leading
women into profanity.
At least hat is a theory advanced
wherever two or three are gathered togeth-
or TO discuss the f~railties and misdemean-
ors Of w~omankind, and TO any one who has
experimental with the game. the PROPOSE
ton. though shocking. does not sound in
credible II anything could tempt feminin-
ity TO a big u, COLTS the thing to do it.
There are golf situations that would make
an archangel painfully conscious of the
limitations OF his vocabulary. But does the
golf girl swear2
That was the question which a Sun re-
porter tremulOusly put TO a number of per-
sons who should be authorities upon the
up-to-date young woman. The answers
varied, but a majority of them were dis
tfnctly depressing to an admirer of the
eternal feminine.
There's no doubt about it," said one
woman whose social standing gives her OPP
pOrtunities Of knowing what Is what in the
set dubbed smart. Women do swear now
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Gifts for the Bride.

Washington Star.
The custom Of giving gifts to the bride is
not so arbitrary as it was. While all family
friends are usually glad to add their much
or little toward the setting UP of the new
roof-tree, it should neither be expected nor
desired that mere formal acquaintance
should feel it their duty to do so. A card
or letter bearing congratulations to the
groom, and good wishes to the bride is in
good form, and, in fact, should never be
omitted. If the invitation is sent to Mr.. and
Mrs. So and So-and they cannot attend-a
graceful fancy is to inclose their cards in
small envelopes. Two of the cards are
simply marked Happiness and addressed
TO the bride. the other two addressed TO
the groom with the word "Congratula-
tons" Distinctly formal friends need only
send one envelope addressed to Mr.. and
Mrs. -, with their calling cards in
closed.
Friendly letters are always more than
welcome, and treasured ever afterward, as
also letters sent to the parents Of the bride,
sympathiZing in the giving up of a daugh-
ter, but cOngratulating them on the gain
ing of a son. kilograms or cablegrams
from distant friends, timed to reach the
house just after the ceremony, are pleasing
evidences of affection that tend to break
the little chill that sometimes falls just
then upon the ~assemblage.
y pleasing English custom Is for friends
too far away to join the wedding guests in
person, to send notification that at the cor
responding hour of the ceremony they may
be depended upon TO drink a bumper TO the
health of the bride. Good church women
vary this by aging that at the appointed
hour they will pray for a blessing on the
young people.
In selecting the wedding gifts the future
environments and circumstances of the
young people are to be taken into account.
If they are TO keep house they will need
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and appreciate a wider variety of equip
ment and furnishings than as though they
are to board. A sensible present sent re-
Gently from Philadelphia to a bride about
to start housekeeping on a ranch, consisted
of a half dozen each of the best quality
bath towels, hand towels. tea, dish, glass
and roller towels, a half dozen dish cloths
and the same number of silver polishing
cloths. All were hemmed and marked and
the roller towels sewed together, ready to
hang.
Last autumn a California bride who was
also about To embark on a ranch life,
counted as one of her most acceptable pres
ents fifty jars, cans and bottles containing
canned fruits. preserves. jellies, pickles
and catsups. This same little bride return
ing from her wedding journey to the new
house already furnished. found her cup
board filled with freshly cooked provisions,
table set, fire made and kettle boiling, ev-
erything ready for their first meal. 1t was
her girl friends who had prepared the
pleasant surprise, after which they with
drew, leaving the young people to break
their first bread in the new home by them
selves.
While dainty china and table linen. cut
glass and silver are always a joy TO the
bride who loves pretty things about her,
the house furnishing stores show ar as
sortment of useful. sensible things not apt
CONTINUED ON PAGE Z, PART p
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s. 1t VIII he.

There's Lucy and Gertie and Alice.
And Tommy and Willie and Sue
They all want 10 so 20 the seashOre,
oh. what can a poor fellow d02
The season IS swiftly approaching
Wien papa must make up his mind:
A yet. or just one thing he's certain
That he'll have TO linger behind!
For there Is no room az the seashore
For him who's providing the cash
He'll have 20 stay home with MS business
And see 20 annexing the trash.
And when they have tipped all the walters
And scattered bright sheckels galore,
Tom. Bill. Sue. Cert. Alice and Lucy
VIII wire, collect, FOR some morei
For a change and a rest they'll be going.
But we know away down in our breast.
That the change viii all 20 TO the walters
And the landlord viii gObble the rest!
Yet Lucy and Gertie and Alice,
And Tommy and Willie and Sue
They all want TO go 10 the seashore,
And what can a poor fellow do2
Baltimore News.
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City's Social Life
THE GAYETfES N ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEK

sporty, I suppose. 1t doesn't hurt my feel
ings, but I'd like to catch my small sister
at it."
Other witnesses handed in like testimony.
Evidently there is something doing in the
line Of emphatic expression Of feminine
feeling, but is golf TO blame for it?
That's the question no one answered.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23
Be WISE TO-DAY !
IT'S MADNESS TO DEFER!
THE USE OF
Paine'slCeIery
Compound
IN SPRlNGTInt
Means Danish ent of Disease and
the Establishment Of Strength,
vigOr and Permanent Health

Well meaning and really worthy
people often err when sickness and
disease come to thtm. Too often they
are content to follow blindiy the ad-
vice of second .ratf physicians, who in
nine cases ont of livery ten fail to pro.
perly diagnose the ills they are called
upon 70 cune./ Too frequently our
sick people ppf their trust and conf
dencb in common. advertised pills,
neryines. sgfsaparillas, and other
liquid concottions. Terrible disap-
poll tments and results come to the
users of sucA medicines; sickness and
disclose are dggravated--their dangers
vastly increh sed.
Happy>ars the people who, when
disease has laid its hand upon shem,
use DIR. PkeFs' life-giving prescrip-
tion, Pains's Celery Compound. a
medicine that Atands without an equal
for feeding exhausted nerves, purity
ing the blood, AID building mp the
weakened and run wn system.
Weakly, sickly, Nend disease laden
mortal. it is madness 10 defer the use
of that health. giviuk medicine that
has rescued and savkd its tens OF
thousands in every lart.
Paine's Celery CONF ound is the one
true specific recognized and prescribed
today by our most Eminent and our
most honest prsctitifners for diseases
arising from debili1 hted nervous sys-
tea. You need its Use this very day
your condition. dejbands it; common
sense and knowledge of what Paine's
celery Compound as done for others.
should be your gzi&e Mt this critical
time Of your life. Paine's is she kind
that makes sick people we'll! See that
the name is on bot3 bottle and wrap.
psr. Do not be ,ndEced to take a
Substitute or any Initiation; yen need
the kind that has cuted others.
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TELEPHONE WORK.
MEDTING OF STOCKHOLDERS TO
BE HELD TOMORROW HERE.

The wgrk of constructing the new
telephone sy stem has been somewhat
slow. as the plans have been boiling
the company back There is TO DO
meeting Of directors here tomorrow
morning, however. aDd Messrs. James
NJ. Dunn, G. r. HiNm1n, ]. p. Cor
man, Jas. u. Lloyd and + O. Kuy-
kendall Of Wilhesb<re, Pc, are ex-
pected to attend The dams will
then be examined, and it will be de-
oided whether the work is ID be let ont
by contract or done by tbs company
1t is given out that work will.proh-
ably begin within two weeks
Construction Engines Jones, Of
Chicago, who has been employed u
furnish plans, for the Peoples Tele
phone Co. system, arrived this morn
ing with the completed plans.
The plans will now be turned ovei
to the electrical experts who wiz looI
ov,r them and make alienation
deemed necessary and then bids will
he taken and tho matter Of tae con
tract settled.
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COTTON MEN IN BOSTON.

Boston, Mass, April 2S-rhe Rev
England Cotton Manufacturers hsso-
citation began its annual meeting in
fremont Temple today and will con-
time in session until Friday. Among
the subjects to receive attention are
metallic thread boards for spinning
frames. working of Egyptian cotton,
methods Of cotton toxtile instruction,
and abuse Of oils in cotton mills.
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Total

Section. g. ihat all isvcn ues de-
rived from licenses and otEer sources,
and collected by the city oc Patiucah,
heretofore directed TO go to the gen.
eral fund Of the city, are hereby or
dsined and dedicated to be distributed
upon and to swell She respective funds
and amounts hereirbefore dedicated to
the respective purposes hereinSofore
specified in proportion to their rvspec-
tive amounts, save and except the
school fund and Library fund heein-
before dedicated, which school fnDd
and library fund shall not be increased
from or above the amo.nt arising Fl ,m
the adj valoreln tax of thirty-fve cents
ts5cl for the two, as hereinbefoD
named upon each 800 Of taxable pro-
perty in the city for the said year.
Section T. That this ordinance shall
take effect from and after its passage
and approval
The confetti ordinances was given
final passage.
Councilman Voolfolk reported that
DR.. NJ. G. Milan. who has just fin
ished work as = city supervisor, owed
sos for taxes for 1900, snd 800 for
1901, and moved that the $50 he is
to receive for his services b. deducted,
which was so ordered.
Sanitary officers bonds were rati-
fed, and resolution adoTted that
they report once day to the health
officer.
The coffee house license Of Mulvin
aud Estes, on West Broadway, was
transferred to Theodore Petsrs.
On motion 1t was ordered that NJ
license be charged the BuckslSin Bill
show, as 1t has spent Thousands of dol
lars N the city, and this is its
"home."
The question of councilmen receiv
ing pay for called meetings was rt
ferred to the city attorney
The boa.d then adjourned.
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KING ALBREOHT'S
7iTH BIRTHDAY.

Dresden, April s3-The 7ith birth
day of King Albrecht of Saxony was
brilliantly celebrated today by the
court and Loyalty by all classes of the
population The capital was gayls
decorated with flags and bunting in
honor OF the 0ccasion>