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sioner was instructed TO make the i'm
provement
A letter asking for damages as the re-
suit Of Ruth Maulsby stepping into
hole on North Main street and sustain
ing injuries. was read. on motion is was
referred 70 the Judiciary committee
Petitions from the Shattuck-G George Iron
Co. and Fred Smyth. requesting per-
mission to build corrugated iron buildings
were referred to the fire marshal
\ petition to place a fire plug at the
corner Of Meade and Thirteenth streets
was read and on motion the request was
granted
a man named Borland. of 5o4 West Fiji
tecnth street. presented request for
damages in the sum of Sl@. resulting
from high waters during the food last
spring. As the council at a former meet
ing decided to refuse all such demands
the request was order placed on file.
4 petition asking for the opening of
an alley on Hewitt street was referred to
the public improvement committee.
A request was read from Douglas
Caldwell. asking that the capabiHty of
II. NJ Grafton. city assessor to the posi-
ton to which he was recently appointed,
be investigated through a committee 1t
Was ordered on file it being the unani-
nous opinion of the council that there
was no one else who desired an investi-
cation other than Mr.. Caldwell. Another
request from the same person asking for
position as assistant city assessor. was
read. ON motion of Councilman Isley
the request was referred to Mayor Nc
Lean 10 act upon
The matter of granting "A request made
by Applebv K Co. and other business
houses in the north part Of the city to
have permission for the building Of
railroad switch by the Missouri Pacific
to run IL an alley between Wichita ar
Water streets across Second, was post
poned until the property owners of that
part of the city could Toe seen and their
permission for the work be obtained
The monthly report of the city scales
was made as follows: ST. Francis $3.50;
Pine street Nt5o; Haymarket $3.50. The
report was referred TO the finance COM
mittoe
ON motion of Councilman lsley the city
clerk was instructed to order the Santa
Fe TO remove a pole from the middle Of
Seventeenth street
VA motion OF councilman tN''T IAN. 'Nlt'I
OF Police Burt was given the power to
purchase more clubs and helmets for the
use OF the police force.
en- motion If Councilman Mckee the
city clerk was instructed to notify the
Missouri Pacific to remove a pole on Vine
street.
IH- contract Of Fairies x Smith for
the work of building the dykes along the
Little river WIS approved by the council.
The work is well unde~ wa and will be
completed soon.
The contract ri Bosworth q Hahan for
the work of furnishing the city with flush
tanks was also approved. Internal bonds
in tho SUM OF 1890 were granted to
r r. Burton far furnishing curb and
guue~ius. The members of the council
.neu adjourned 10 meet in regular ses-
sion next Monday night
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made good by his bond. Judge Pollock
fined the defendant in the sum Of 500
and costs
The next case called was the United
States vs. w O. Hib5en. charged with
shipping dead birds from the state, which
was dismissed on request Of the district
attorney. as he was unable % secure
proof as instructed that would make his
charge stand
The case II the United states vs.. Arthur
Richardson vas next called and - this
action would in an probability To- The
last criminal cash yesterday afternoon
the pcj;.t juror= in attendance were ex-
cusod without having been called until
81 o'clock thi> morning Richardson vas
fined after pleading guilty. in The sum
Of 81 on a Chase of retailing liquors with
ou- f-s, having obtained the government
tax
I'm tn. United States vs. Williams the
defendant pleaded guilty ~ entering a
false li-ht against the government and
was fined Bee The SUM ~ 81 ans costs
and imprisoned lr the county jail for a
period u one dsy
The easy 70 the Boatsruen Bank n 81
Louis VS. T. o. TltZiel - ~ ~er -a'N b
called In TIE law section ard the atror-
news fpz th- plaintiff prepared T. place
before th- c9grt . voluuinous document
tending II show the diversity 81 c.fi-
zenshir and that the mortgage II cues
,iou should g7t b. included 81 enc present
action. The Boatsmen Bank * attempt
irc in THIS action 10 prohibit the arsT
mortgage from dissosing " g lot - cattle
r. clark county The value - The s-i1
reaches the promising aEua- - N"'fa
snsi has h,eu foaght bstteriy ferrEeh dr.
f-r=nt courts and is hang cl1ssiT Vatcli.-1
6v both bankers and cs,ilenea il gen
ersI TIE case took I'D the remainder
~ she afternoon ard Nss esrmi~ efs-
GUESSED bv bo1h sides. after 'istcr- ng 60
tae arguments ANITA . the 5uase called
q halt and stared That the case W3aid
p. resumed ~ the opeHing n caarg tesay
~ ID o.clock
The following eases v-e-e caa.iaaz-l %
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NO GREASE Or DANGEROUS
CRUGS
In "Herpicide." the New Scientific and
Successful Osnoruff Cure.

Have YOU 6aniruf7 Then You haTe q
contagious parasitic disease. unpleasant.
unhealthy and one that viii eventually
lead 20 badness. To cure 81 YOU 1iu=t
destroy The parasite that eats at The
root Il the hair The only preparation
for destroying these germs S Nswhro- :
He-uiciae. Charles Klein. n Laramie.
WYE. says. "Herpicise allayei the Itch
ms. cured the daadruff and stopped nt
hairs falling ou:. ard it : hvla-laE a
rev crop of hair Herpiciae D. free
from grease OF dsngegauS dr,E-- sut
makes hair glossy and sof, as silk one
bottle vii coaviuce yca q IFS merits
sold by leading druggists SEMI l1 IN
stamps Tor sample 80 The Il rpici5e co.
Detroit Mich. Moore DRUG Co. sPeriaI
agents
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miss Alice NJ. Smith, of MIMI
neapolis, MIMI, tells how wo-
mans monthly suffering may
be permanently relieved by Lydia
E. Pinkham's VegetabIe Compound

E.Pinkham'sVegetableC Compound
"DEAR MRS. PINKHAM:-I have
never before given my endorsement
for any medicine, but Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
has added so much to my life and
happiness that feel like making an
exception in this cese. For two years
every month I would have two days of
severe pain. and could find no relief, but
one day VIXEN visiting a friend | ran
across Lydia T.. Pinkham'S Vege-
table Compound, = she had used
It with the best results and advised
me to try it. / found that it worked
wonders with me; / now experience
no pain, and only had TO use few
bottles % bring about this wonderful
change. / use it occasionally low
when am exceptionally tired or worn
out. Miss ALICE n. SMITH, S04 Third
Ave, South Minneapolis, Mimi, Chair
man Executive Committee, Minneapolis
Study Club. 5000 forfeit If original Of above
letter proving 0enirEeneSs cGFHSt be produced
Lydia E. Pinllham's Vegetable
Compound carries women safely
through the various natural
crises and is the safeguard of
woman's health.
The truth about this great
medicine is told in the letters
from women being published in
this paper constantly.
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Afternoon Session.
..D .,H.Fl,l- I'D 90 D.

Promptly at two o'clock Judge Pollock
made his appearance on the bench and
court was declared open. Tie court
room was not a. well dlled with legal
talent as during the morning session,
rs several Of the attorneys having had
their cases continued till later dates or
otherwise disposed Of. had absented
themselves from rno proceedings which
to one not involved are to say the least
somewhat tiresome.
The first case called was in the law
branch. No. 1oll. Louis Sccreiher vs The
&. r / x P Railway Co, wherein the
plaintiff alleges that by reason Of di-
latory action on the part OF the de-
PENDANT In moving cars Of wheat he was
~ a loss being in the grain business at
Carrier. q r. and estimates sucn loss 10
be $500 20
lie further states that by reason Of
4, wreck on said road where he lost part
of one ear Of wheat n Is at an actual
money loss Of $50 and IN addition 70
this fro nthe loss Of his business which
was damaged % such extent as 70 cauS"
hin, 10 suspend. he citimS damase To
n further sum of $lo@"
After hearing argument from counsel
on both sides Judge Pollock deferred
action until his next visit in June.
In the next cast called the United
states vs. Frank J. Davis. the defendant
entered through his attorney. F. Dumon'
smith. a plea of guilty on second count.
Nj Dean entered Bolly PROSE- ON the
frst count Davis * charged with being
short I'm his accounts which postmaster
o.. T.--.7 tho s-,-a Of SS3n which WAS
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A. IA. Weinschenk
Spot Cash Fancy Grocer.
ScaIss. GasoIiue Eagines. Eic.
r. 2. THOMAS

$ales Gasoline Engines Elevator Ma
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\ petition offered by residents of coll
Iege Hill was offered requesting that
culytrt ID. hviIt and the street graded
20 prevent further loodnc of the prop
erty at HiScde Cedar and Douglas
avenue. Wa adopted ON motion II
Councilman Burton. The street commits
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Dried Fruit

We have a full line, keep IT clean
and free from dust and dirt. Only the
best grades for sale here
Use Wichita Crackers. They are
as good as any and right from the
oven. We have the full line.
Strawberries. New Beets Head Let
tuce. Cauliiower. Cucumbers. Pars
ley. Radishes. Young Onions. Ripe To-
matoes. Celery, Eating Apples. Grape
Fruit
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DIFFERENCE IN cows
Determ,slng the Profltsbleness ot
 Dairy Cows

"GOod judRee believe that in the eii- tire country one-third of the COWS kept for their milk do not pay for their cost of keeping, and nearly one-third more fail to yield annual profit" This rather startling statement, says Dr. F. W. Allen, H the Department of Agricul- ture, was made in the Yearb Jok of the Department, by one who Is competent Co speak upon the subject. The ques- tion arises, what is a farmer with herd of dairy COWS to dor
 First of all he should find out not only what his herd collectively, but what each COW is doing; he should begin a record oi both quantity and quality of milk produced by each COW. This will enable him, after time, to systematic ally weed out his herd, retaining only the best. He should then gradually raise the standard of his herd by breed ing or by the introduction of a new stock. The average cost of keeping COW year has been variously estimated by experiment stations in different lo- calties at $35 to ti5. The means Of keeping the record of the income, enabl- available to every dairyman. The Bab cock test, which Is a simple means of determining the richness of the milk in fat, and the scales for determining the yield of milk, enable any farmer to as- certain the value of milk and butter pro- duction of each GOV in his herd, and
 The mere milk process may be mis- leading if the fat test Is not made. The fat test may bc made at frequent inter vals, say once week. Since morning milking differs somewhat from that made at night it is more reliable to take samples of both for testing.
 It is needless to say that proper care and feeding count for a great deal in milk production and may do much to improve the milking qualities of other wise poor COWS. Before cow is rejected the farmer should be sure that the fault of light production lies in the COW and not in himself.
 The great difference in COWS is well exemplifed in the records made by in- dividuals of number of herds tested at the Illinois station and made public in a bulletin. There were eight herds, numbering IA COWS, and the records were complete for year. While some herds gave good profit for the years work, others gave but little, and one herd was kept at loss. In making these estimates it was assumed that the calf raid for the cows feed while dry, and the skimmilk paid for the labor, as- sumptions not exactly correct. but cer- tainiy more favorable to the COW that went dry three or four months in year than to the COWS that gave milk eleven months.
 The COW that yielded the most pro- duct gave S,9i6 pounds of milk and made 472 pounds of butter. The poor est COW produced ,4S2 pounds of milk, 6S pounds of butter, and the average
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-04-20
A Diamond SWindIe.

An old swindle in a somewhat new
way has made its appearance in some
localities, A stranger appears on the
road apparently diligently searching
for lost valuable diamond ring. Soon
after his departure tramp appears
and picks up what seems to be the lost
diamond ring. The person ho has
been offered 500 for its return to the
owner sees an opportunity to make a
little stake and by giving the tramp
liberal sum obtains possession of the
diamond. He then goes about to find
the owner, but fails and upon submis
sion to diamond expert the sparkler
is found to be worth about Is cents =
Hartford Times.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-04-20
Local Notes.

Aug. Krasine bought 2 houses and 9
lots on College Avenue from Miss Quis
for $1,675.
Henry F. Scholz, dairy and poultry,
who resides in Town of Emmett. reports
that SO for this spring he has 500 chicks
hatched.
The engagement of Henry A. Dietrich
of Marshield, Wis, and Miss Eliza M
Scholz of the Town of Emmett has been
announced.
The Euterpe Club concert held at Con-
cordia Opera House last Monday evening
was social and musical success. Miss
Mary L. Putney, the cOntralto, has a
pleasing voice. Miss Rankin's readings
were especially good. Miss Lydia Pease
presided at the piano.
! The Juniors entertained the seniors of
the High school at a reception last Sa-
turday evening The school was beau
tifully decorated in yellow and white
the senior class colors. The entertain
ment for the ensuing hunt and guessing
contest for which prizes were awarded
light refreshments were served. Those
present were the entire senior and juni
or classes and the faculty.
| According to the records at the local
postoffice the patrons that will be served
by the five new Rural Routes commenc
ing May End, do not seem to be in hur
ry to report their names at the p0stoffict
as has been requested in tlfe local pap
ers more than once. You better repor
soon, if you expect the carriers to bring
Your mail or you will find yourself with
out it until your name is located b.
other means at the postoffice. How
would you like to get todays paper three
DAYS later? Better report at once at th'
postoffice and get ali the information
you need.