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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
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Rs@tsaamalt unb Notar, goneftisnen, Sc.
benss, Seners unb Tornabo.g erfi6erunsen
BET ben beiteu Gefeuf9aften. 2o.1j
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
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Suitanbe bes S6rpers ober @eiites tnfolee 9erna6ldIis
euns ber geiunbbeitsresslu ober i~berbarter arbstt lets
een, pel9e nerpos, mabe, p%er;a9eub, fdwadinntg,
nenideni&eu inb, tm&iden. tn ben9Itebsra unb tn ber
Sruit S4mtr3 eupftnsen. Gue Nerionen, peIde bteie
Spuptone haben, iolten bieien GrSt fofort coniultiren.
CT bat Eauienbe sebetIt, welbe tn ben Issten Stabien
Inb a~ufaeseben waren. sleidptel, wer es psrieblte, gers
f6ulide COMPILATION TT tn porsefdritteuen Sdlen moths
wenbis. 8ebanbluns burb Corresponding ober 8atents
Mebi5tnen tann nidt beilen.
erborgen Rrautbetteu. 8tele Sale erniter
arantbett rserben beim 9eibenben nidt ausseiunbeu,
welber tn pertebrter Neiie bebanbelt ptrb. Ole srsbtsn
9ofnungen unb bic ongenebmiten Sreuben bes esbsns
burb Sranfbeit 5erft6rt perben. Gur9 Hnteriu9uns bes
Urine mag eine ernite 8rantbeit ~feitseitelt werben, beuor
andre Set6en p%ortreter. .
8 nnberbareSetIuns n +, ponsosen in ais
ten Tduen, bic pernadldft9t ober pertebrt bebanbeIt
rpurben. Refine Experiments eber @erfeblunsen. Refine
unhetlbareH Tdue an9eHomn1en. @enn guer Sau nus
betlbar TT, 10 perbet tbr fret BITE Mabrbeit bSrsn unb es
futt ruerpen, guer Gelb gu iparsn. Eauieube sebeiIt,
na9bem fe, benz Eobe periaueu, aufsesebeu %purorn.
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hanbelt werben, finb nt4t eriudt porsuipreden. Weebis
atnen ~perianbt mad irsenb emf bergseIt. goniultas
tton fret nnb pertrauItd. 8eodtet ben Seiadstaq.
@ean Sbr ni5t peripre4eu t0nut. f@rsibt n1 einsn gus
ten 8atb. IbreHe: Or. o o wntug.
1907 S9tuersS 5eaters0 ebdube, @bicaso, 81.
507 Boston 8Io6, Netnueapolts, Ntuu.
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gen Wereinisten Staaten gut unb gu ieinsm gorteit
betannt we9en Der utelen wunberbaren Setlun9en bet
@rontfden, ~nerpoien unb ~ipe3teaen 9siben, iopie bet
Werste unb SpesiaIiften s.ipottet batten. Sbm itsbt sur
Sete cine arobe anSabt ti4tiger. ,ssi9iftsr AsIate unS
nfabrener SpeStaliiten, beren grfabrunsen, pel4e fe tie
ben sr6beren 9clpttdIern gnropas uns anierttas seiaHs
melt boben, Is ibnen erm6sIidt, p%erborsene unb 4ronts
f@e 6rantbeiten init Grfols gu hetlen: Sbre lansidbrtse
grfabruns. ibr mertwir6iSes geidtd nnb tbr unnntsrs
bro4ener grfols giebt tbnen etnen anipru9, auf oas
Sutrauen Der 2etbenben on allen Srten. Sn teeem 6aue
wtrb etne ebrIide Nnfi4t ausseipro4en. ST Ser Jau
u~nbeilbar, 70 erfdbrt Der 2ei6eube often bic Wabrhett.
Die Offices fnb ausseriiitet init pifeni9aftli9eu Sns
TT etn K Strablens apparat. NIT beien ollie bic tnnsrs
fen Orsane Isidt unteriu4t perbeu tonnen.
&etlun8en, 100 anaere erfoI8to&
tDoren.
srantbetteu Der ansem uns Obrem;
grauuIterenbe GuaexIiber, Staar, f9teIenbe Gu9en
obne Sdmsr3 unb geiabr ssraSe seisst, erbitnbnns
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gntftsaunaen bss SeF&ts, eczema. Seiapiirs MIN.
WonaeI on 2ebenstraft, &beuu1attsmus, Neuralste;
Sersf5runseu, Seratlopfen, S4wtnoel uip. Sewd4ie
nnb arebsseidrphre perben i4mer3los mao elmer nenes
Wetbobe aebeiIt. Sdmorrbotbeu uno aue Srantbettet
bes Weaftboruies. 3 ue n Srantb ette n: idmerss
bate geri4tebunsen unb 8eriteaunsen Der Srsane;
GbermaBieer WlonatsFub, Nerpeftdt, S4wdde, uiw.
foIareia erwieien bat. Refine unansenebuen nnterius
dunaen. Refine Dame, OBJ p~erbetratet ober nt9t, brau4t
AT s6sern, entweber aQein ober NIT elmer Treuuotn sue
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The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13

tries to take it in that time. The stay
at Riverside and Rediands is too short.
These are typical southern California
towns and one may view there what is
impossible to see elsewhere and ii re.
qulres time to do it properly. The
scenery is delightful. and Redlands,
in winter, possesses a strong element
of the mysterious. One drives through
almost tropical l%uXuriance of tree and
transporting off in the strange, shin
ing, -snow-covered distance. White
San Jacinto has been giving out
many hints of a subterranean
disturbance which its placid surface
seems to contradict.
One is always glad to get back to
cosmopolitan Los Angeles, which is
Just like any other town." except
that there is never any real winter.
And this is just what is misleading.
Many people think they can come and
transgress all the rules in regard to
contracting colds that they have care
fully observed elsewhere. The fact is,
a California cold is a serious matter.
1t is easy to acquire and hard to break.
This accounts for the many fatal cases
of pneumonia among eastern visitors.
Another practical consideration. Too
many people are stranded here. No
person should come to California with
out calculating the cost, and, as some
say,"be sure and bring a return ticket
There are always~a few more places
one wishes to visit. Those who come
to stay may find plenty of work for
the muscles. Carpenters and painters
receive $3.50 per day. Manual labor is
at a premium. But to the man who de-
sires a clerkship or "some easy way
of making a living" the country offers
few Inducements. Los Angeles is
crowded with men who want to make
money while keeping their hands white.
Many find mere existing here a pleas
ure. The parks are beautiful. Winter
is the season for flowers. Since the
winter rains began, everything has
started afresh and the whole country
seems to be dressed in the advanced
- Va SPINS. IhS poluScttldS WITH
their flaming red christmas flowers"
hold chief sway at present and share
with the old missions chief honors as
subjects for painting and decoration as
shown among the souvenir wares in the
stores. While people who visit this
city are wildly conscious of it's beau
ties, few realize that it is fast becom-
ing a great manufacturing center,
petroleum furnishing the fuel which
in earlier years was lacking. So there
is a great deal besides climate in Los
Angeles.
But a person should never come here
to live without first making a trial,
counting what he must relinquish and
returning east for awhile to learn if
the charm of the land of sunshine be
sufficiently strong to hold him.
EDWARD JULIAN.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13

than for poor, dingy ones, without heat
land there are too many such in town.
forany room within a mile of the down
town district may find an occupant at
a good price during the winter season.
The better class of buildings have been
comfortably filled all summer. In
family hotels, the prices for perma-
nent dodgers has not greatly increased,
while a that costs a regular oc-
cupant but SIC or SIS per month, if
by chance vacated now, may be readily
rented for a dollar, or more per day.
Of course, there are rooms that may
be had for less, but they are, as a rule.
: undesirable, while a person may find
plenty as much better as he chooses
to pay for.
So many conflicting stories are told
regarding the country that it is hard
for one who has never visited the
Pacific coast to reconcile them, but
facts remain, however, to prove that
they are, az a rule, true. Yet the
tendency is to overdraW things and to
make them appear fully as good as
they are. To-day, one walks north on
Broadway, one of our best business
streets, and it certainly does not seem
more than a mile, Straight ahead, to
mountains which are heavily covered
The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13
Praise md PRAYER.

Let praiseI say not merely thanks.
giving, but praise-always form an
ingredient of thy prayers. We thank
God for what He is to us; for the bene-
fits which He confers, and the bless
ings with which He visits us. But wa
praise Him for what He is in Himsclf
for His glorious excellences and per-
fections, Independently of their bear
ing on the welfare of the creature.
And it shall often happen that wheA
thy heart is numb and torpid, and
yields o. to the action of prayer, il
shall begin to thaw, and at last burst,
like streams under the breath Of
spring from their icy prison, with the
warmth and genial exercise of praise.
Edward NJ. Goulburn.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13
VARIETY STARS WIN TITLES.
Many German Nob1emen Fall vfctims
to the Charms Of c
and Actresses
The number Of variety dancers and

The number of variety dancers and
singers in Germany who get notable
husbands-notable that is to. say, as
regards titles and riches-is rapidly in
creasipg, saysa Berlin report. An in
curing statistician has sascertained
that 60 per cent. of German variety
actresses who marry win husbands in
far better social position than their
birth and training would have led them
to expect, and 20 per cent. wed men Of
title. At the present time 3s counts
have wives who were comedy actresses
or dancers. A Prussian prince (Adal-
bert) is morganaticalIy married to
Therese Elsstair and Prince Philip Of
Hauan to AlbertiDe Staber. Among
The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13

DEERFIELD, IxD.-"When / sent for
the trial box of Doan's Kidney Pills / had
been afflicted for two months with pain in
my back SC bad that / could not get from
the house to the barn. 1t was called
rheumatism. | could get no relief from
the doctors. / began to improve on taking
the sample and got two boxes at Il
druggists, and, although SO years of age,
| I'm almost a new man. l was troubled o
good deal with my water-had to get up
four and Eve times a night. That trouble
is over with and once more I can rest the
night through. My backache is all gone,
and l thank you ever SO much for the
wonderful medicine, Doan's Kidney Pills"
-JNo. H. HUBER, President Ridgeville,
Indiana, State Bank.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13

how they are to fare before trusting
themselves so far from home in the
winter. Of course, people of wealth
have little trouble on that score.
But this letter is designed to inter-
est people who do not find it necessary
to deplete their pocket books by in
dulging in gilt-edged food. Living at
restaurants is very cheap, while raw
material for cooking is expensive
eggs at As cents a dozen is a fair
sample. a person should never con-
sent to occupy a room here where he
may not have artificial heat at night.
The steam or hot-water heated build
ings are filled first. The prices for
these rooms is not materially higher
The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13
THE CITY OF ANGELS.
Crowded by Tourists Afflicted with
California Fever.
Good Place for Artisans and Labor
ers, But an Unpromising Field
f for Clerks and Profess
a sa@ sionaI Men. M
Especial Los Angeles letter.

m Especial Los Angeles letter.
TT is a well-known fact that at no
time in it's history has there been
such an influx of travel towards
southern California as at the present.
people have been pouring in, settlers
by thousands and tourists in u%ncount-
ed numbers. During a single week
5000 people came in over one line. An
other railroad man stated that he
thought a conservative estimate for
his road was about 800 weekly. Most
of these people come to Los Angeles
and &C. out through the country from
this point. Thousands remain here
and the question of how they are to be
housed and fed has been very ably
met. From December /, 1901, to
November %, 1902, there were issued
4,2Ss building permits at $S,045,239.
From November 1 to November %,
1902, permits for 1904, 702 were grant
ed. This shows the best three weeks
Los Angeles has had. The year will
probably show about 50, 500, 900 worth
of permits issued. This growth is in
every direction where not stopped by
the hills. 1t is especially noticeable
towards the ocean; the II miles to the
Pacific will probably be covered by this
progressive little city within a few
years. Miles of streets of handsome
residences, with beautiful grounds are
being laid out. The city is doing her
best to provide for the greatness which
is being thrust upon her. esq
There is "a great deal of inquiry in
the regarding southern California.
Many people are. conservative enough
to desire to know something about
The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13
with snow, yet turning to the left, at
any corner, green grass, palms and

with snew, yet turning to the left, at
any corner, green grass, palms and
other trees may be seen, at a little
distance. in yards where flowers bloom
in great p%rofusion. On the sunny side
of the street it is warm enough for
summer attire; plenty of people YEA
it. On the shady side, it is cold, really
cold, hence one sees white shirt waists
hob-nobbing with sealskins according
to the tastes of the wearers, all of
whom are comfortable. But every n
wears a winter hat. So much courtesy
is extended to the almanac.
Rip Van Wrinkle would have found
the ladies' headgear the most infal-
lible means of telling the season, Some
times it freezes a little, although we
have had no frost this winter. When
it rains, it is very dreary, but then We
had no rain all summer and it was
never too warm, if one remained in the
shade. Even in winter the sunshiny
days are the rule. People tire of liv-
ing here, but when they go away al
most invariably wish to return. If
you do not desire to become a chronic
sufferer from California fever, stay
away from Los Angeles. We realize
its limitations, but it has a large and
comprehensive hold on us. The sun
shine is a never failing delight. But
every one has heard of the California
climate and many people say it is all
we have here. But there are a few
other things which have been only too
we'll described. 1t is true that just
now we can pick flowers at Altadena
and in a half hour deposit them in the
SNOW on Mount Lowe, but Mount Lowe
does not often afford such an opportu-
nifty and one must generally seek some
higher mountain if it is desired to make
snowballs. The round trip from Los
Angeles to Mount Lowe, up the incline
railway costs SITS. 1t may be easily
made in oneday. One day takes one to
Santa Catalina island and return. Two
days are better. Long Beach, Redondo,
Santa Monica and other beaches may
be reached in a half hour by trolley.
some by trains. The ride around the
kite-shaped track may be made in one
day, but one misses a great deal if he
The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13
Our Standpoint.

Our standpoint is inevitably tho
center from which we look upon sky
and earth. This. lower it is, the mar
rover must our outlook be. Tho
youth who thinks that it is his cir.
cumstances which marrow his horizon
is making an old yet ever new mistake;
what he needs is to make his stand
point higher, and sky and earth win
widen, too.-Wellspring.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13

other bearers of proud names who have
recently married stage women are
Duke Ernst of Wurtemberg, Prince
suikowsky, Prince Paul of Thurn and
Taxis and Count Schafranch. Every
year the number Of such marriages in
~creases.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13

Aching backs are eased. Hip, back, and
loin pains overcome. Swelling of the
limbs and dropsy signs vanish.
They correct urine with brick dust sedi-
ment, high colored, pain in passing, drib-
bling, frequency, bed wetting. Doan's
Kidney Pills emo calculi and gravel.
Relieve heart palpitation, sleeplessness,
headache, nervousness, dizziness.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13
Novel Surgical Treatment,

In the process of Prof. Hofrath
Moselig, modification of the bones
of the leg is cured by removing
the diseased part and replacing it
with a filing Of iodoform, sesamoel
and spermaceti. Roentgen-ray pic
lures Of cured legs were lately
shown to the Vienna Medical So
ciety.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13

BELD1Ne, MICH, Jan. IA, 1903.-"I re-
ceived trial box Of Doan's Kidney Pills.
They did me lots of good. / can now go
to bed and lie on my right side - the pain
there is all gone, also, the stomach distress
and belching of gas is all stopped, with
the use of two boxes. - Mrs. e. s. BEEN,
R. F. D. No. 2, Reading, Mich.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13
Turned to Vinegar

.She used to be such a sweet grill"
"Yes, but she fermented about five
years ago."-Town Topics.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-02-13
That Cry-="Oh, My Back!"

The little missionary, Doan's Kidney Pills, /" free trial."
carries ease, rest, comfort. Most people need kidney
help; they who choose Doans get it-heIp that lasts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
Ell CANT4Co DE MUERTE.

ban penachos de hiedra Despues Sc extendlo por el
mar un tinte volaceo veno caprchoso Sc eevo &c
repente anuncando la proximidad de la noche FL en-
fermo Sc estremeci6...
Maria Sc disponfa dar la sefial de vueta' cuanoo
vic sobre una roca escapada solameute agunos PaSoS
de ella al ioven moreno su vecino de mesa
Estaba allf nm6vi vuelto haca ell sol ponlente'
Ella tamben permaneci6 inm6vil mirandolo So
sobrecogda de repente por la inquietud que e e nSp
raba sempre
jDe que provena aquella inquietud? No e guStaOa'
no lie era simpatco decia que 81 su hermana Esa'
one era tan mordaz estuviese alf hubiera1 redo
iuntas dc ss soapas de seda e ramos de voletas
de todos aquellos ranamientos de eegancia que en-
conraba ridfcucs. IDe que provenfa aquella turba-
con?
ERA acaso solo curiosidad3 Nh, eis eib IA
ST era ESQ., Ahora Sc daba cuenta. Al mirarle.
senta o,s esastssata94n 8gst5aBo6 gfIa Adj
vinaa ahasSsRef hssEeRi dfaf
Il qtd9af
traba todas parties en- aquela
en- ebar6asa aesq5seR5aTfaab a89a 1R$SRcgo $SRcgo PAL
nerasoaaeopduaban; emilia exh aberanc de Ia vegea
ci6n 10 encastgabA eprhgmsas de las 1rnu-
eres,eFalas Hasadas ampuusax nasl s6bre
los laLios de los hombres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
B1BL1oTECA DEL BoLETIN MERCANT1L..

Un slenco complete reinaba en- ell cuarto desde el
momento del almuerzo hasta ell crep1sculo La Joven
volvfa entonces cartando media romanzas sent-
mendaes aires langudos como los cue tnspran la VS
ia del mar empurpurado ell oor de los n2 os en- nor
ell balanced de los eucalptos. Maria encontraba en-
aquelos canticos propia languidez Compaciae sa-
Der que ali mny cerca mujer como ella Sc deJaoa
mecer Dol ell ensueno. Ano su veciua todavia mas;
Sc amaba en- ella asf n1isma, las cinco media vol
via la camarera comenzaban reir ora vez char-
ar como dos colegialas De cuando ell ruldo Gel
los herros e de las faldas recentemente anloo
nadas cubrian sus aegres. Extrahos perfumes e
gabau Maria por ell aguero de la cerradura.
La campana que anunciaha la comida las nae"
abandornar cuarto A las diez fin, "buenas no
ches ito resonaba en- el corredor.
La camarera ayudaba desnudarse su anna Peio
sin ruido despues salfa corriendo 5aaba rdPdamente
las escaleras, donde los criados la acechaban.
Ell murmulo de orac6n egaba hasta NfaFaa fsaaaasif
una corta pegaria indereute como IN 1iIlo Ls
buja Sc esi sE
vab sl9 sS29G9aI ss'p
e sdf5s Il Qa9 Qofa
nosa & sPPVd sPR 8 81 gagPdsfRs5i Haslssb
gas nocss cuys GR Sfd al 500 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
AyISO IMPORTANTE

La Compaffa Trasatlantica Espafio-
Ia, con,obieto de proporcionar las ma
yores conodidades a los sefiores via
seros de las Antillas y del continente
americana, ha dispuesto que en- los me
ses de Abril 4 JUNO del corriente alo.
entren 4 formar turno en- viaJe 4 la PEI
nfnsula los magnf6cos vapores, Men
tevideo" EN- Abril; "Monserrat Gu Ma
yo, Leon XIII en- JUNO
Cuadan s,absistentes las rebaJas cnn-
ceGidas por Ia Compafifa, las caa1es; .!si. isa
tlicain1s en- union dsf Ki3eTaxsIaa -sa
otra pIapa-de leste per ssa ri q y
Para mas lia9 ifaf9ogFInEass e .'aus y.
,a,ss, l. uysSOo s5asy p Se.ss. .se ~
RAl.zs538a1 nos BF 1EEq qBfAtA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
sERVICEO DE CABOTAJE

SEKWIGEU De CEBWIAJE
In vapor sale todas las vez los UEVS por e
ESTE otra los VIERNES OESTE las de la manana
Sa1dra por ell ESTE: Jueves Abril 23 Mayo ~
Saldra por el OESTE: Viernes, Mayo 15y29.
20; Abri, 3 y H.
vapores sa1dran de San Juan Ponce
(y puerto) haca Mayo JUNO IA 49,
Un vpor de pasae de uta sale de San para New ork
guendo la egada del cosanero de sus vaes
por Ell ESTE. -
Un vapor de pasaje de ega San Juan de New York
ueves de la sada del cosanero vaes po
Ell OESTE.
Ocina San Juan Gale de Teudn esquina de La Tanca
rELEFONO No. BIZ
Ohcina de Nueva York, Num- Broadway
Oicna de Nueva Orleans W. uc, Agent 6O Common St
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
PARA CURAR Ell RESFRIADO
EN- UN OLA

tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES
DE BROMO-OUININA. El bcticarie
lie devolvera e2 dinero 81 no Sc Ctra.< La
6rma de E. w. GROVE 50 halla ca
cada cajita.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-05
THE SITUATION.

1T looks very much like the
Hon. Elihu f. Jackson will be
nominated by reclamation for
Comptroller of the State Treas
ury, and that he will accept
the nomination. knowing as he
does that this is the most inn
portant campaign the Demo-
Gratis have entered upon since
the civil war, and that all who
are interested in the contln-
uation of white rule in Mary
land, and the Keeping in pow
er of the responsible element
of our population, must make
some sacrifice to do it. We are
confident that Mr.. Jackson will
do all in his power toward max
ing sure a great Democratic
victory. Some of the State
LEADERS want him for Comp
troller, the rank and file of the
party desire it, and we do not
believe Mr.. Jackson will say
them nay. The date of the
State Convention has been set
for the 10th, inst. 1t will be
held in Music Hall in the even
ing. and promises to be the
greatest political convention
ever held in Maryland. 1t is a
foregone conclusion that Hon.
Edwin Warfield will be nomi-
mated for Governor, and that it
will be UNANIMOUS and made by
reclamation. Mr.. Warfield, is
already i'm the saddle, and is
meeting the people from all sec
tions of the State. He is max
'rg votes for himself and the
y already, and there is not
h doubt that he will be
ed Governor of Maryland,
cry Democrat will buckle
armor and enter into the
,ign with a determination
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-05
Office of MAYOR AND COUNCIL
OF SNOW HILL, MARYLAND.

Snow Hill. Nd, August 26, 1908
To the Citizens of Snow Hill:
l desire to call
your attention to city ordinance No. .,
which reads as follows
ORDINANCE No. Q.
Be it enacted that it shall be unlaw
full for any person to permit any filth,
refuse. or other obnoxious matter to ac-
cumulate in or about any hog pen. barn,
or other clubhouse. or on any premises in
the town of SnowH so as to be menace
to the health of any person or in any
manner to affect the well being or com
fort of the citizens of the town. Any
person violating the provisions of this
ordinance shall be guilty of a misde.
meanor and on conviction thereof be-
fore Justice of the Peace for Worces
ter county shall be fined not less than
one dollar and not more than five
dollars. and costs of prosecution. or con-
tinement in the county Jail not exceed
ing ten days or both in the discretion of
the Justice.
This ordinance will be strictly en-
forced and l have directed our Police
man to give it special attention.
w. ID. CORDDRY, JR.,
Mayor.