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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-17
AeTIoN cxEn alLk..
Texas and New orissns Railroad III sss
IRE Ordered Ennressed.

As,sts:. ssess ne Bill s;::ssss I; :. ~
tne. me Texas and New Orleans Rail
way company to sell that part OF III
line between Sabine Pass and Dallas
WIS discussed In the senate Thursday
Senator Hawkins offered an mend
nent TO strike from the bill the com
mittee amendment which was writer
by Senator Davidson recurring The
road to Issue free transportation II
state officials. legislators and sheriff
OF the state.
Senator Hawkins called attention II
the passage of the anti-pass bill. and
said 1t looked like this Amendment was
demand 10 stand and deliver.
Senator Davidson moved to table thu
amendment. stating II looked as though
the house might not pass any bill pro
hibiting the issuance of transportation,
and that his proposition would settle
the question. Lost-13 TO 10
Senator Looney had atfopted ar
arlndment providing that the purchas-
err of the road, shall be independent oi
the Texas and New Orleans. and its
management or control.
The bill was ordered eugrossed--iF
ayes, 10 noes. and Senator Griggs an
nounced that ii was a test vote with
the understanding for reconsidera
ton in order to permit Senator Hawk
ins 10 reofer his amendment
The vote was reeonsiderea, and Sen.
ator Hawkins offered his amendment
to strike out the DAVIDSON free trans.
portation provision. Adopted-15 to .
Senator Davidson then stated that
owing TO the merits of the bill and the
Justice thereof lie would willingly sup
port it. though his amendment was
turned down
Senate passed anti-nepotism bin
second reading
In the house the bill to punish chill
dren for perjury was killed
Bill OF Senators Chambers and Ter.
reil. placing additional safeguards
around confessions of persons accused
OF crime to be used against them o,
irial. vas tabled
MIR. Terrell will introduce a bin ir
the house reducing railway passenger
fares from cents TO cents.
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PAWNBRokER GUILTY.
Wealthy Man Admits Having Beer Re
ceivcr OF Stolen Goods.

New York. Feb, IL Edward NJ. Har~
lam, one Of the wealthiest pawnbrokers
In this city, pleaded guilty to an in
dictment charging him with being a
receiver of stolen goods lie was re-
manaeSi To I.risoH 10 az ait sentence.
Affidavtts are alleged "a be in posses
sion OF the district attorney showing
some persons offered two city detec-
ttces $1,000 each and another man $1,000
II they wnu|d arr4nge evidence. which
would have shifted the case towards
an innocent person. an ignorant for
eign%r having been selected In the
latterfs rooms IL was proposed 10 place
a quantity of stolen silk. some df
which, it Is alleged figured IN the
case.
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ALL BY ACcLAMATlON.
Farmers Union of Texas Re- Elect.
the Present officers.

Tort Worth, Feb. 1.-THE Farmers
Union OF Texas reelected its officer,
as follows: y. c. Murray, Kingston
president: f, A. Calvin, Lamar county
vice president; Newt Gresham. Point
secretary treasurer; ]. D. Montgom.
cry. general organizer.
Under the new constitution ii is
made mandatory upon all local union
to refrain from even the discussion O,
partisan politics OF any nature.
Oklchona and Indian Territories
were granted the right of independent
state organization. and until such or
ganization has been formed with Of
hcers elected, the Texas organization
viii receive dues and assessments
from said territories and hold same
subject to demand
The constitution was changed hv
request OF delegates from Louisiana
so that hereafter, when a state or
territory has reached membership
Of 5000 II can. il it 50 desires. enter
into an Independent state organiza-
tion.
Resolutions We're adopted In favo-
Of pure fcod laws and purchase o.
goods bearing union labels, and repea
Of occupation tax opposed.
Following executive committee was
chosen; O. P. Pyle Of Mineola, w a
-haw Of Dallas, W. T. Lowdermilk of
Comanche, A. NJ. Colwick OF Greenvins
and w H. Lewis.
BY resolution of the president y. c.
Murray. General Organizer ]. u Mont.
geometry ana one man to be selected
by the executive board viii compose
the legislative committee and win act
soon as the adjournment Of this meet
Ing is hua TO attend the sessions of the
legislature
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Ellis County Independent
Telephone Company
CURES WITH OUT
STOMACH DOsIN "a
Hyomci Cures tatarrh hy Simple
breathing. Huod 4 Martin Refund
Money IT IL Fails Tu CURE.

a luue stride toward solving fhr
mystery OF curing ,Ht8rrt Hus taken
with the discovery at Ht.wsl lu
fact. the percentage eff ,uU.- M .his
treatment proves It equal 'u .hs 'iual
tests
The folly Of akiHE medicine rfH
the stomach fn cure rafa-rH uf fN.
nose throat and 'ungs BIAS ae.H .F'
itpd by phyNC,ars but nuf HeHI lll
umei Was known had tbet HraetE
cal method that gou,d ahtiart fnm.
ayh drueruE
\ complete Iftpwef uHfflI ..fa
bat s. and .Hs- ft rf q meas Hts aet
Iahafrr thnt .H BIOL lsed aEfu ttfs
riihouf afffast atteufiaa. mfii-
cine dfnwpsF .a1 s. ruffte Cd ffFamHt.
Extra boftirs ut }tunei eas3 hat
o. FfnfF
mfrafhluE Btume' tHraHEh tAs in.
hal~r ever utEtte.e - a5f hAf sm.
ferM thr aus tEgaat sHH lungs d
charged wth hsst8nA a.ABaam thaf
sssnlhrs and Hl SD Ifslts Hun. Aslis
the catarrhal Essas &Ha eth e.4*
thr hlsssd wWh additional uguuH
Hooa a Martha base - A@E falfh
ia fhr posse uf NtfMMes - Htw eat
ART JhAG th#F HEH Hef9tnK L nmsiwg
their personal easHsafse 81 F#faud
rhs maneF e s 8oss nuf esss paslfats
~vll~f
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Sc Pefarsbdaw. Fem l7.-- MANY m.
more are current of ministerial ara
military changes, including d report
thai War Minister sassharcH may BE-
sent to relieve General Ruropatkin
and also one to the effect that NJ Bou-
ligan. minister Of the interior. is mol
In sympathy with the situation ane
may retire I'm favor OF General Trepon
governor general of ST Petersburg
The successor of NJ Muravieff, for.
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ALL RE ELECTED.
Poliel Holders viii Be Given RICH. 70
Vote FIR Directors

New York, Feb. Thames w. Al
exander ana James H. Hyde were re-
elected president and vice president re-
spectively of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance society at the adlournej meeting
of the directors All the other officers
y hose terms have expired We're re.
elected. a resolution was adopted rec :
otnmendiug that policy holders be Civ
en- the right To vote for directors. and
a committee. which includes President
Alexander and Vice President Hyde.
was appointed to carry out this step.
which Is practically the policy ~ mu-
tnaliEaiion advocated by President Al
exander
The results outlined were reached
after a protrseted session, which was
maTksa at times by considerable feel
Ing Frieuae ~ Vice prcsi cent HYDE
we're disposed ia view the outcome as
4 victory for their side hut Sen other
quarters the result WAS regarded ass o.
general eomgfomiss iu which tho con
fencing factions met half Say
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mer minister Of Justice. appointed am,
bassador at Rome. has not yet beer
appointed. Almost anything Is likely
TO happen. but nothing definite can b,
ase ertained
Nj. AnHesky a Russian editor oi
Va 9ith, who was arrested simulta.
neousiy with Maxim Gorky. the au.
thor and reform leader. was released
Upon his appearance before the Scien-
t'fie society he was received with great
enthusiasm
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FREIGHT RATE BILL.
Extraordinary Session Of Congress vii
Be Called il Necessary.

Washington, Feb. Representa-
tive Townsend OF Michigan. one Of
the authors of the Esch- Townsend
freight rate bill, had talk with the
president Thursday regarding the pros.
poets for the enactment OF the measure
into law Mr. Townsend. who has can
vassed the situation pretty thoroughly
expresses the opinion that there is q
chance for th@ passage of the bill by
the senate at the present session Mr..
Tow nsend said that in the event OF no
legislation on the question at this ses~
sion an extraordinary session OF con-
gress would be called by President
Roosevelt next autumn, perhaps in
October
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LADY ASSAULTED.
Negro Who Committed the Deed su.
eeeds In Escaping.

Smithville Tex. Feb IL Near Rur-
ton creek, eight miles south Of here
the wife Of Powell Tiffany. a farmer
was criminaily assaulted by a negro
who so far has escaped
The lady was washing clothes IN
ner yard when the negro slipped upon
the gallery took quilt of Of 70 and
wrapped u around her head and ac-
t1mplished his purpose and fed As
soon az the report reached here Con
stable smith and a large crowd o1
citizens left for the scene and an,
securing the woods in that vicinity.
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FLOWING OIL WELL.
Ore 10 Reported 70 Have Come In
Near .9wraNlies. Tek

Laredo. Tex Feh TtlrErams
from HemFiies. pufal county. state
THAT flowing oii veu has been struck
at Plegras Greek in hat vicinity The
surface Indications az otl hare hseu
mafksd and attracted attention SOW
egat years aEn The gNuy company
has heeu uuegatths rigs fnr ~olue tirrs
psst. nad Il uFphahle that activr
operations via he continued
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SLEPT LONG TIME
indiana Girl slunsber~d csps HUNDRED
and Forty sis Hours.

Columbus Ira teh if--A sleep
waieh iasts8 ice houts produced hy
twe 1nses ot morphine mistaken fHr
hvasAas he HeNdsfs. waF broken I.fs
ThtrSs.aK sn@a the phyvici1us su..
ywvsf Be- rsxtKtux Chlt~ Alexander
fea7te~u wears ei8 since nst Frf8a1
lFse*sssflw. sheer hHf Teacher fauu3 tFr
ssie*E IN h~s aess in tho srh0a. raan
he giFf had si*Hs continuously aFsJIf1
the efforts af pasw ifns @hu NfFe It
sssssssaHf ATTENDANCE So fN fTfs AR
TsssT eEss ~
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HBttfeahurr MfHs t'eh. 3. Tfe
sssezssstngl Centred failfeaa texetees
vtsh fa* Nfwua tar1beF eeulasuy
has ass tassi tn huli ifnWs~nse sVf
tslf6fEs plant snH snus~ heFe Nseh
3 he ofss - tir nnRf complete n
tlss ~euth ~ sp~ef~i - brave
AS pAaat or~u tef BUSINESS ~ taAt-
a4 u#r
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shrww~rass F~h fr smt sas b~er
eaea~ss ~ @anmxvs Ess - fhe Snrssn
AEaAa* iFFss wAe svesssw = f~Fnit tH
80 sssses# mm thw fmatamH f~Fif~ ffgf
s@ssn H*s* wsa tma~ sh~ inap.a r.ssi.
ssesa sFsmsnafav u~svf#~s fst wnFrfr ~
R~saHsnmt. @ho IN sp ~ e. sw his r.
s@amW
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AsteAt@wn fsN Fvh TA~ tAasas
~ th~ NFrs1 FHRswtsure NAmmf@es ssfHhs
essfsFsau8 aw~ ~ fhw i@Krwma Tna@mfas
ssAFwFw - pasanf faFWltwFw ~awt - thv
Misses usss. m@m easttF~9Y assssws~a hs
NFvs kaasmw xft&a@ sEsnarm@cw sTA@ea
fMF~~ wNmiFeA @~m as tsaFmww assa
vt eanNins~gswsf
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f-Arwata : v Nea 11A Sems ~
sl#aa - @ss esa#@=4 by 4 are tnAf aFsR
ittAs~Ff ss nve wsssry waastsea fasfesss
hszfsatfm& 80 nwes Ny tae WGnnesasss-aaAs-s
AAse Eastaa ard " ssalsu MawsfAs
fafaHa eaaHeams ana aswsrusmzf fhaf
essassAag ssa = s@@ msa a6s woo.i
pt@az Aasalazs4x
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Fasorahls Action.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE house
committee on Indian affairs authorized
favorable report on the stephens res
uiption authr rtzinE a committee ~ ise
ts investigate the books Of the chuc
tpw. Chickasaw. Cherokee. crack and
Seminole tribes of Indians with the
uufYss@ OF ascertair&ng the indebted
ness and liabilities t1d ths character
u the aocoantE.
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E0U. / DIVISION.
House COMMITTEES on lndiar Affairs
Approves Mcclure Measure.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE house
COMMITTEES on Indian affairs hats au-
thorizsd a favorable report or the Me
CURE bin authorizing an equal disi
sion Of the lands and moneys ~ the
Usage tribe 81 indians. There are
about 5000 mefuebers Of ,hia tribe. and
its property consists 81 l geo GOO acres
81 land. $500 coo on deposit in tn.
treasury. AIS annual income af sl5a a91
from the grazing lands and siaa COO
from royalties from oil and gar.
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~ pss0tua 81 Superintendent n
a. Pearls of ths fIssksH lfdiau srhuo.
90 laNfestHH- Kan has arrived here
end wfl 5FFrsftxsfe tae entering "A
ths Msxiesn ehute - fhfs city uata
the gh0Iaeo lnalar = hs-l
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EAssnm AssmmtaAFs NwA = asmmamn
Ksaar4N - th~ .atnFwss rakafssaa hsFaAws
heesmmxm MaAaa~m AnsA fA@xAsm a@A sma~
re wsemgAa se che awprwAsa - ese
sar~aes~ waA@wTw sshtsa@m~ esma ms#Ama
EAaar sxmes mannn~rns nRH zee mmaras
maESwM -
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Before urAswne saMr RsaHfs tuf
srrirN ww @ausA - SAD ~ hssw
v0n 80 fnrea@A eaF g~e~a Ass@~
NJ sirt FaTsst- -
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A@w B@FM- Ssh f-.~u mml~s II Mr
gsssaT a ere stsxa~ ex@ ns fAs h~ss
AA@wn earsIauss*w In tire eummtry -
ANA2 ~ 4as nzzs~ A~~e 81 hmsrx rrumsi~
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washington. Fg3. IT, Behind 'osed
soors the senate Thursday carried on
the Swayue In peacaruent TRIAL
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Prof. Phillips conduct the Teachers
Institute, left Sunday for Columbia
where they will attend Summer
school
Mrs. j. Il. Hall vent to Coffey-
vile, Kansas, Saturday evening to
visit rvlatlves. Her husband and
little son accompanied her as far as
Kansas City.
Miss Edmonda NickerSOn, Of War
rensburg, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs, s. N. Wilson, on Wash.
iugton avenue, returned home We'd
nesday morning
DR.. NJ lto'd Riggs left Monday
morning for Brown Springs, Ark, to
attend the Baptist Summer Assembly
of that state. Or. Riggs will deliver
five lectures before the assembly.
Hubert Bates has been elected by
the board of directors OF the Com.
mercial Bank as one Of the book.
keepers of that institution. This il
a good position and an important one
the bank has secured a first elias.
employee and conferred a deserved
compliment on a capable young man
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Join Mr.. and Mrs. McGrew a few
weeks later.
Miss Minnie Wilson, who has been
visiting hrr sister, Mrs. Ed Davis, on
South street, returned to her home in
Kansas City Monday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Price left Wednesday for
a visit TO Dodge City, she was accom-
panied as far as Kansas City By her
granddaughter Alva Mitchell.
OhaS. Marshall, OF Kansas City,
spent Sunday here. His family, who
have been visiting Mrs. Marshall'S
father, B. f. john. returned home
with him.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Patterson, OF
Detroit, Michigan, are visiting Mr..
Geo M. Catron. Mrs. Paterson was
formerly Miss Addie Taylor and was
reared here
Mrs Lee DAVIS and daughter, Miss
Byron, who have been visiting the
family of Tilton Davis for a few
weeks, left Wednesday morning fol
Denver, Col
j. E. Mcpherson and Miss Adj
McDaniels, who have been assis inI
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paid $40 and the house took their
goods for failure to pay balance. The
defendants plead Section 3413 Revised
Statutes Of Missouri, which expressly
provides that when goods are sold on
the installment plan and the buyer
fails to meet future payments that
the party making the sale mast re-
turn rs per cent of the money recelv-
ed and he can then take the goods
back and not before. The jury de-
cided that the statute applied in this
case. Mr., Phetzing represented the
Radcliffs, Mr.. Welborn the Install
ment house.
An American spends on an average
$40 a year tor food, a Frenchman s48,
G 4rman S45, a Spaniard S33, an
Irslian s24 and a Russian $40. The
American eats 1O9 pounds of meat a
year, the Frenchman 81 pounds, the
German ga pounds, the Italian %
pounds and the Russian 81 pounds.
OF bread the American consumes $50
pounds, the Frenchmsn $40 pounds, the
German $50 pounds, the Spsniard 4SO
pounds, the Italian 400 and the
Rlssin 655 pounds.
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fence, claiming he had a right to
travel the road. The parties owning
the land, Louis Gratz and Frank
HaberkorD, had him arrested. The
jury fined him Sl.00 and costs. The
was appealed to the criminal
court. Prosecuting Attorney Houx,
assisted by ChaS. Lyons, represented
Gratz and Hsberkorn and U. g.
Phetzing represented Mr.. Marks.
Friends in this city are in receipt of
cards of invitation to the marriage OF
Col. Fl. G. Ford, Of Lexington, Vir-
ginia, and Miss Elizabeth Lydia
Walker, OF st. Louis, July 18th. Col.
Ford was for several years command
ant of cadets in Wentworth Military
Academy aud is nov professor of
Latin in Virginia Military Academy
The case Of Rhodes, HavertY &
Huppe VS. James and Lizzie Radclif
was tried before a jury Tuesday il
Justice P. r. Smiths court This II
a case where the plaintiffs, who rur
an installment house and sell furn!
ture on the installment plan, had sole
tn the defendant a lot of household
goods Tor f75 rs. The defendant
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At Riverside Park Sunday after

At Riverside Park Sunday after
noon, in a very fast and interesting
game Of base ball, the Merchants
team Of this city city was defeated by
the Webers Of Kansas City by the
score of 3 to 2.
A representative of the Bell Tele.
phone Company has been in the city
for a few days. He says that his
company is contemplating extending
It's Odessa line through Lexington
across the river to Richmond.
The lawn social by the Christian
Endeavor Society OF the Christian
church given In Mr.. Burdens yard on
South street. was a very pleasant
affair. The refreshments were enjoy,
able, the music gOod, and every one
bad an enjoyable time. 1t was q
decided success, as a social, and wei
satisfactory, from a financial stanc
point.
The case Of the state OF Missouri
vs. Herman Marks was tried in Jus
tice Prices court Monday. The cast
arose over a disputed road that haC
been fenced, Mr.. Marks removed tht
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Notice.

The Wellington News will not be
Issued for a short time on account Of
a change in the management, F. e.
Kinkead, who has edited and pub
lished the paper since the death Of
its former editor, E. D. Tingle, has
resigned to accept a more lucrative
position with the Hlgginsyille Leader.
We hope to 5000 have IL under new
management and give its subscribers
a good newsy paper.
Thanking those who supported 1t
so generously, we are sincerely,
THE WELLINGTON News.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

-NL WNAA MAAANAA MAnA W LAW
renee, Kas., Tuesday evening.
Richard Edwards, Of Hlgginsvile,
was here on business Tuesday.
Miss Irene Schneider returned from
a visit in Higginsyille Sunday.
Mrs. W. T. Tompkins returned to
Kansas City Saturday evening.
Born, to the wife Of DR.. Coloma7
Buford Sunday, June "a, a COY.
Miss Bessie Moore, of Lilly, Colo,
arrived Saturday to visit friends.
Mrs. Ed Meyer and Miss Abbie
Bour spent Sunday 10 Kansas City.
Miss Grace Phillips left Tuesday
evening for Lees Summit for a Visit
Mrs. D. T. Boyle went to Grand
Pass on a visit Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Branch and son, Of
Lincoln, Neb., are visiting relatives
here.
Miss Virginia VIM left Tuesday
morning for Bonneville for a weeks
visit.
Mrs. M. D. Wilson went to Sedelia
Monday morning to visit Mrs. W.
r. Bard.
Mrs. Jesse Groves and children,
from Dover township, we're here
Tuesday.
W. F. Beck and Sam Vaughan, Of
Dover township, were in town
Tuesday.
Miss Susie Lesueur returned Wed.
nesday morning from a visit in Kan
Sas City.
Miss Bertha LeDuc left Tuesday
evening for a visit to her old home 10
Springfield.
Miss Marguerite Carter, of Sedalia
is visiting Mrs. f, N. Adams on
South street.
James billiard who has been in
Colorado for several months came
home Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Zeiler and Miss Kate
Dry sdale went to Kansas City Mon,
day to visit relatives.
Daniel Ruebel, who has been at
bending school in ST. Louis, came
home Tuesday evening.
Miss Ida Harness, Of Higgihsville,
who has been visiting friends here,
returned home Saturday,
Mrs. Sarah H. Graves returned
Sunday from a ten days visit with
relatives in Carroll county.
Miss Florence Hall returned Tues
day evening from a visit to Mrs
Henry Slusher, near Oorder.
The Water Company has extended
Its service on 9Th Street to half
block south OF South Street.
Marriage license has been issued tt
Jesse Alumbaugh Of Napoleon ant
Myrtle Martin Of Lexington.
Mr.. r. NJ. Rankin, who is an in
\~Structor 10 Princeton, came HON
Sesday evening to spend his vacation
Yrs. Sallie d Russell and son
fsoa went to Excelsior Spring
esday morning for a short stay
Robt Stifier and little sor
+, Of St. Louis, arrived Satur
Fening for a visit to friends here
). Charles Page and Miss ALLIE
%, Of Buckner, arrived Tuesda
ing to visit the family Of Youn
4.
5 Nancy Huston returned Tue
ON the reunion in Louisvil'
lsit to friends and relatives !
Ky.
Ernest Q. Hays left SatuTdi
for MuSkogee l. T., to joI
band, who is in business
Ice.
Mary Ramey and little daug.
la, went to Hughesville Satu
forming, where they will speT
INNER.
IS Ethel Martin, of Kansas Cit
ed Wednesday morning and W
the family of her g~randfatht
L. Trail.
j. GalliVan and family,
Ialia, who have been visiting rel
les here for a few days, ltturn
OF Tome Sunday.
Miss Bertha Hanks who has be
M attending the Teachers Institu
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MONDAY, JULY 18TH, 1905,

for furnishing all material and doing all
the work necessary tor the erection and
completion OF a City Hall, including It's
Offices and Prison. All of said work shall
be don according to Plans and Specihca-
tons, accepted and adopted by the City
Council by Resolution and approved by the
Mayor on the 23rd day OF June. 1908.
Said Plans and Specifications are now on
file and can be seen In the City Clerks ONCE
ia Council Chamber.
Each bidder shall submit with his bid q
certified Check on some Lexington, Missouri.
Bank payable 10 the Order of the City
Treasurer in sum equal to one per cent OF
the amount of his or their Bid; or a Bond
with one or more good and SUFFICIENT securi-
ties to be approved by the Mayor, 1. the
sum Of Eve per cent. OF the amount OF such
aid. conditioned that II his bid is accepted
he will within ten days enter into a contract
and uond therefore ms required by ordinance.
The. City reserves the right 10 reject any
or all Bids. JACOB FEGERT,
City Clerk of the City OF Lexington,
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Notice
To Contractors.

LEXINGTON, Mo-, June %, 1905.
OEALED proposals win be received by the
> City Council OF the City of Lexington,
Mo-, at the Council Chamber Ia said City
until Il o'clock NJ. Of