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the Citizens Insurance Co.,. d new company recently formed at that place. They have made him a tempting fer and if he finds the work satisfactory may accept a permanent position with the company.
 MT. and Mrs. F. w. Sims left Thursday of last week for Ne vada, Mo-, where they will make their home for a while for the benefit of the formers health. They had many friends here who regretted to see them leave, but trust the change will prove bene- ticial to Mr. Sims.
 D. /. Taylor has quit the dray business, and the first of the week moved to the old Rance Ritter farm a few miles west of Springdale which he recently traded for. Zach Is no stranger at farming. as he followed that industry before coming to Spring. dale from Madison County sever- al years ago, and 1t Is but natur- al for him to return to his first love.
 E. L. Givens, editor of the Batesville Guard, writing his pa per from Washington, says: Capt. w. C. Braley of Wash lngton county, who has held a good position i'll the departmental service here since the beginning of Mir. Cleveland's $ second term, will resign in the fall and return to his home at Fayetteville. Capt Braley was once speaker of the lower house of the Arkansas leg islature. '
 The many friends of Mrs. Sarah Gladden. in this vicinity will be grieved to learn of her death, which occurred Friday at Seligman, Mo. A notice of her death will be found in our corres- pondence department. Mrs. Gladden. was for number of years resident of Springdale where she and Mir. Gladden. were in the hotel business, and they went from here to Selig- man. Mir. Gladden. died few years ago.
 Miss Minerva Sherry, of Spring dale, and J. A. Phillips, of Sul- phur Springs, We're marie in Rogers last Thursday night at the home of the brides brother. Elder J. C. Sherry, who per formed the marriage ceremony. Only d few relatives were present, those from out of town being Mrs. NJ. J. Gilbreath, of Springdale, and Mrs. T. J. Sherry and son Roy. ard Miss Laura Lackey, of Fayetteville. Miss Lackey visit ed here until Monday morning. Mir. and Mrs. Phillips left Friday morning for Sulphur Springs, where they will make their future home. Rogers Democrat.
 There was considerable sur prise in business circles Wednes- day afternoon when 1t was learned that Masoner & Um- baugh, grocers, had sold out, J. P. Bennett being the purchas- CT. MaSoner X Limbaugh have been in the grocery business tor about six years and enjoyed an excellent trade. Mir. Bennett is comparative stranger in Spring dale, having come here only a few months ago. He Is an old groeeryman, however, having had several years experience in the business. Edgar Masoner and the Limbaugh boys have as yet made no plans for the future.
 Concering the resolution print ed in this paper recently relative to the death of F. Pomeroy and signed by L. w. Warrick, to which exceptions were taken in
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31

| fine nursery stock call on 6ress the E. F. Rice Nurser- knrir1gdale, Ark. 31-tf.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31

| who are indebted to Dod-
 k Brown come and pay same hee. We must have money. It means you.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-31

kthern Potatoes, 6o cents |,shel. 21a bushel sack 60 |per bushel.
 P. P. WELLS X Go.
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IT new stock of spring and mer footwear IS now ln. Call see our line.
 FAIRFAX DRY GooDs Go
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K. Loving wishes to call felai attention to his stock of (d, which is the best ever Pught to Springdale. Two |ge packages of garden seed [o cents, something never be- E offered here. If you will call Will convince you it will be to ] u :. interest to buy your garden
 ! held seed here.
 J. K. LOVING.
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Farm for rent.
 C. L. CLARKE.
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See the new art rugs at the Farrar Furniture Co.'S.
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sale old evaporator lumber J. F. EvINS.
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If it Is anything in Slippers you want go to the Cash Store.

Span of good mules harness and wagon for sale cheap.
 C. A. SHERIDAN, phone 50.
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he prettiest line of va sh Pds ever shown in your town the Cash Store. TO RENT.
TO RENT.

\ farm of fifty acres under
 Ovation. Inquire of C. C. CLARKE.
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vou need anything tn Miilin- Goods why not go to the ! Store. They handle the
 b.date goods.

II. Sanders pays highest
 price for eggs, poultry, hides furs, at ]. T. Masoner's old
 If
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NOTICE.

|ae will handle Rogers ice this |a [son' and will be prepared to |ppiy It in any quantity.
 PARRoTT & JOYCE.
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IMPERIAL PEkIN DUCKS.
 From imported stock. Eggs S1 % per setting.
 s. E. WILLIAMSON, Springdale, Ark. 65-2t
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Plano cheap. Read G. W.
 nnan'S ad.
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:, :, you want shoe that looks a ',e ~ Dit better and wears little '. lohger than the kind you have - ' gettlng, call and see our new
 TARTAR DRY GoODS Co.
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Lioerta peach trees for sale at !, own price during next two
 'eks. Must clean up my nur- Y. JAS. T. CRAIG.
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RFRTA PEACH TREES. hoO or 10. 900 good Elberta trees, 4 to 6 feet, fully (,teed. for sale. Call on or "a I. W. Goree's Nurseries,
 adale, Ark. If
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complete limo of ladies mus. Underwear at the Cash
 orc.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-14

taffeta with rough wood handle and
may be used for either sun or rain.
Figure 1 is or robins egg blue taft
feta with large white dots and a white
taffeta hem Joined together by fagot-
ting.
Figure 3 is the ever popular floral
bordered model which may be found
In almost every color and tone this
year. and its handle is a directoire
stick of dark polished wood ending
In a. crystal ball mounted in silver.
Many of these crystal ball handles
have picture of a hunting scene set
in the middle
Beautiful handles with six or eight
corresponding rib tips are sold sep
arately, many of these are set with
jewels and are mounted in gold or
silver, while others are of tortoise
shell, carved ivory, etc. A handsome
set costs from $25 to $50.
Embroidered batiste and sheer linen
in open work and lined with light
colored silks are among the daintiest
of summer parasols.
Figure is another smart and dainty
model for driving and garden par
ties. 1t is of pale ecru batiste inset
with venetian lace insertion In the
form of stars and edged with a lace
ruffie over one Of light blue chiffon.
1t is lined with light blue taffeta-
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The greatest novelty to be found in
the new parisols. which are lovelier
than ever this year, is the unique de-
signs seen in the handles of the smart
models.
The oldest handles are those Of
carved wood, representing, generally,
some animal or birds head, and tinted
to correspond to the colors used in the
silk covering. For instance, one beau
tiful color scheme was seen in para
sol of the softest shade of nile green
toning into a pale wood brown at the
edge with border above of autumn
leaves in soft greens and browns. The
handle was nile green at the tip melting
into the wood brown tone at the handle
and finishing in a carved ducks head
Of iridescent plumage and silver bill.
Another novelty is the folding or
detachable handle, which permits of
the parasol being carried in a trunk
of medium size. The handles that
fold back are made with a very strong
spring and a medal slide. that slips
down over the joint when It is open
and is covered by the bow or rosette
that ornaments the handle. This style
is illustrated in figure 1 of the accom-
panying drawing, and figure 2 shows
the detachable handle which is made
to screw together.
The later sunshade Is of plain color
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Please let me know If gifts are given
to medical graduates. II they are please
let me know what would be proper. as /
am very anxious to know. Sincerely
yours, June
This letter would have been answered
before If l had been able to think Of
anything original for young medic.
Unless you give him some books he
especially wants and which may be
appropriate to the particular line of
study he has adopted, do not see why
the gift to a medical graduate should
differ from that to any graduate. Books,
locket, chain, or, indeed. anything
one can give man would be perfectly
suita able-Maria
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Evans. s205. 40; The viliaume Box q
%Tnoer tan ao Company. s57 90; Helen M. Evans.
Szo.oos F. Huebner, SIS. 90; o. c. Peter.
s0n' so9 $500; The Church of Our Father.
sYS. .yVi j. B. Rossman. S35. 90; Thos, Da,
WIS WIS & Son $346 4S; ]. P. Adarnson. SIS. 20.
Inc Inc Pioneer Press Co.. $96. sS; Robinson &
Gary Co. So. 90; E. s. Ferrey. s71 eS.
Buy PPaU~n; dfeacy & Sperry Co., $56. Is; ST.
ksul BOOK & Stationery Co, $50 2s:
american Electric Co., 81. .O3: p. w. Hud,
ner, 81 90; The Western Suppiy 20
SSo;tl; j. G.. Stuhlman, rs cents: T
Geriach, s2S 90; 7. L. Blood & Co. So. 80:
Board OF Water Commissioners s309 al:
The Jones & Adams Company. 81 500 no,
Gi, GiH Laundry Company. S. 90; Cornplanter
OlI COMPANY. 7-S5: Standard Oil Corn
pany. = 90: Farwell. Ozmun. Kirk & Co.
s4-oa; capital City Lime & Cement Co
u 90; Boeringer & Son. S25 rs; d. T.
Bel, IS 80: Maendler Bros. SIG 80: Rob-
erts-Goss Co, S10.95; The Shakopee Lime
SMrgr "a Co; s21 80; L. s. Breher s154 40;
81; 81; Paul Laundry Co., S. %; Anton Logar'
2i4.O9; Northwestern Fuel Co. 81. 497 20:
srank Alverdes Co., 81 so; John Lind
~; Arthur Savard s13. .O5: Geo. Adam
sse:;Vo minnesota Boiler Compound Co
ADOPTED by the Assembly March > 1eO5s
,Auopted by the Board of Aldermen
Approved March TO- 1905.
(March IA, 1905)
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CHICAGO, March 13.-Dante's 'In-
ferno" was the cause of fire and
panic early today at the Arlington ho-
tel Mrs. Vivian Holmes was SO alb
sorbed in the poem that she neglected
a lamp with which she was reading
The wick burned into the oil. causing
an explosion. The woman was fatally
burned. Her husband was also burned
severely
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Thanks Woman Supporter,

WASHINGTON, March Is. - Presi-
dent Roosevelt today gave a greeting
to three women who cast their ballots
in November for his electors. They
were Mrs. S. L. Wiley and her two
daughters of Wyoming. On election
day the entire Wiley family rode over
land thirty miles in order to vote.
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A'y F No. SPAS

Resolved. that the contract bearing
date March 1. 1905, between Thomas Man
ming and the City of st. Paul. for all cut
nayinc. brick and paving blocks required
nv said citv during the year 1905, as SUBJ
mitted by the Corporation Attorney. be
and the same Is hereby approved. and the
proper city officers are authorized and di-
rected to execute the same on benalf OF
said city.
Adopted by the Assembly March .. 1905.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
March Z, 1895
Approved March 10. 1905.
March ii, 1905)
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A,v = No S94e-

Resolved. that :. the contract bearing
date March /, 1905. between the st. Paul
Lime & Cement Company and the City OF
said CITY during the year 1905 as submit
ted by the Corporation Attorney. be and
the same is hereby approved and the
proper city officers are authorized and di-
rected to execute the same on behalf Of
the city
Adopted by the Assembly March 2. 1905.
Adopted by the Board OF Aldermen
March Z, 1905.
Approved March 10, 1905
(March IA 1850
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Mainly About People

Mrs. Gardner Moore of Lincoln ave-
hue entertained informally yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Rodney Smith gave a
talk on "Parsifal.''
Miss McMichael of Ashland avenue
has returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Haase of the Angus is visiting
friends in Virginia.
Mrs. E. c. Chittenden of the Angus
has returned from Washington.
Mrs. A. E. Drake of Pleasant ave-
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Judament AGAIN Mrs. Chadwick

NEW YORK, March 13.-Judgment
for $4,000 was obtained against Cassie
L. Chadwick by default today in a suit
brought by firm of milliners to re-
cover the amount due on a check made
by her on Nov. 16, 1894, drawn on the
Wade Park Banking company Of
Cleveland. 1t was alleged that the
check was protested. Mrs. Chadwick
was served with a summons in the suit
last December
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A'y F No. S251-
Resolved. that the contract between
Lauer Bros. and the City OF ST. Paul.
bearing date Jan. 10, 1905, for interior
work IN the new Armory building in the
City Of st. Paul. be and the same is
hereby approved and the proper
officers are hereby authorized and directed
TO execute the same for and in behalf of
said city.
Adopted by the Assembly March p 1905
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
March 4. 1906.
Approved March 10. 1905.
March IA 1905)
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A'y F No. S247-

Ay + No. SZ4i-
Resolved. that the contract bearing
date Marco /. 1905. between Fielding &
Shepley and the City of st. Paul. for all
stone Tagging required by said city dur
ing the year 1905, as submitted by the
Coruoration Attorney. be and the same Is
hereby approved and the proper city Off
GERS are authorized to execute the same
on behalf of said city .-
Adopted by the Assembly March 2. 1895
ADOPTED by the Board Of Aldermen
March Z. 1905.
Approved March 10. 1905.
March IA, 1905)
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Two rhrouoh Tourist Ca.

Two Through Tourist Cars to California
The Chicago Great Western railway
offers choice Of two through tourist cars
every week to California. one leaving
Minneapolis and st. Paul Tuesdays Vie
Omaha and the Rock Island route; the
City and the Santa Fe route. For further
information apply to J. N. Storr. GENT
Agt.. corner Fifth and Robert streets. 81
Paul
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Receives Mothers CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, March 13. - Four
hundred members OF the congress of
mothers were received at the white
mouse this afternoon by Mrs. Roose-
velt. The reception lasted about an
hour. Tea was served to the assem-
bled guests in the state dining room.
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A'y No. S244-
Resolved. that the contract bearing
date March /. 1906. between the Review
Publishing Company and the City OF St
Paul. for the printing and binding OF the
official reports of the various city depart
ments, as prepared and submitted by the
Corporation Attorney. be and the same Is
hereby approved, and the proper city OFF,
GERS are authorized to execute the same in
behalf of said city.
Adopted by the Assembly March 2. 1905.
Adopted by the Board OF Aldermen
March z. 1905.
Approved March 10. 1905.
(March II, 1905)
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State of Minnesota.
DpnarfrnPnt of Insurance

State of Minnesota.
Department of Insurance.
Whereas, the Supreme Council of the
Royal Arcanum. a corporation organized
under the laws of Massa chuSettS, has fully
complied with the requirements of the
laws of this state relating to cooperative
or assessment Insurance.
Now therefore. I. the undersigned. In
surance Commissioner. do hereby empow-
er and authorize the above named society
to transact it's appropriate business OF
cooperative or assessment fraternal in
surance in the State of Minnesota. ac-
cording to the laws thereof, until the thir-
ty-first day of January A. d. 1906. unless
said authority be revoked or otherwise
legally terminated prior thereto.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto
at ST. Paul, this 3Ist day of January, A ID.
1906. THOMAS ID. O'BRIEN,
Insurance Commissioned.
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A,v Z No 500

-Ay + No. S2IO-
Resolved. that City Warrants be drawn
upon the City Treasurer. payable out or
the Commissioner of Public Works
Fund" In favor OF the following named
persons. Tor the amount set opposite their
respective names:
Volkszeitung Printing Company. IS 80:
Henry f. Wedelstaedt. So SO; St Paul
Printing Company. $3.50; Morrissey
Printing Company. $12 so; Brown. Treacy
& SperTy Company. $4-25-
Adontad hv Dr> Assembly March \ lah@~
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proper city officers are authorized to ex-
ecute the same on behalf OF said city.
Adopted by the Assembly March 2, 1905.
ADOPTED by the Board Of Aldermen
Approved March 10. 1905
(March II, 1S05)
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A. T No s9sa-

A'y F No. s2s9-
Resolved. that City Warrants be drawn
upon the City Treasurer. payable out OF
the cleveland High School Library
Fund" In favor OF the following named
persons. for the amount set opposite their
respective names:
s. A. Farnsworth. 50 81: Robinson &
Cary Co. $3e.70: Schuneman & Evans.
sS6 50: c. II. Stoelting Co, SIS 81. St
PAUL Book & Stationery Co. $lS0.73.
Adopted by the Assembly March 3 1905.
Adopted by the Board OF Aldermen
March Z. 1906.
Approved March 10. 1905.
March IA 1905)
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A'y F No $3.50

Resoived1 that the contract bearing
date March I. 1905. between the Grlbben
Lumber Company and the City ST.
Paul for all lumber required by said city
for use during the year 1905. as submit
ted BY the Corporation Attorney. be and
the same is herAhv annroyed. and the
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-14

A'y + No. S945-
Resolved. that the contract bearing
date March /, 1905, between the Barber
Asphalt Paving Company and the City OF
st. Paul for the repair Of asphalt pave
ments during the year 1905, as prepared
by the Corporation Attorney, be and the
same is hereby approved. and the proper
city officers are authorized to execute the
same on behalf of the city.
Adopted by the Assembly March 2. 1905.
Adopted by the Board OF Aldermen
March Z. 1906.
Approved March 10. 1905.
March IA. 19O5) 80
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A'y F No. S246-
Resolved. that the contract bearing
date March 1. 1905, between the James
ForrestaI Company and the City OF st.
Paul. for the repair of pavements other
than asphalt during the year 1905. as
prepared by the Corporation Attorney. be
and the same is hereby approved. and the
proper city officers are authorized TO exc
cute the same on behalf OF the city.
Adopted by tine Assembly March >. 1905.
Adopted BY the Board OF Aldermen
March Z. 1905.
Approved March 10. 1903.
(Aiarch Il. 1905)
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A. = No S96S-

A'y F No. S26S-
Resolved. that City Warrants be drawn
upon the City Treasurer. payable out OF
the Legal Department Expense Account
General Fund.- in favor OF the following
named persons. for the amount set op-
posite their respective names:
c. A. Pidgeon. 81 %; The Lawyers Co
operative Publishing Co, 81 .25; Brown,
Treacy & Sperry Co, 81 so; Anton Miesen,
$50.
Adopted by the Assembly March 3 1906.
Adopted by the Board OF Aldermen
March Z, 1895
Approved March 10. 1906
March IA. 19O5)
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A,v Z No S966-

A'y r No. 500
Resolved that City Warrants be drawn
upon~the City Treasurer. payable out OF
the Miscellaneous Account General
Fund" in favor OF the following named
persons for the amount set opposite their
respective names:
Rogers, 1915; NJ W. Fitzgerald. $50. %;
n. w. Telephone Exchange Co, $3.50.
Adopted by the Assembly March 9 1906
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
March Z, 1905.
Approved March 10. 1905.
March IL. 1905)
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March IA. 1860

Ay F No. S243-
Resolved. that the City Clerk be in
structed TO advertise for bids for printing
and furnishing 1000 copies OF the City
Charter, SOC copies to be bound in cloth
similar to the Common Council proceed
ings and the remainder in pamphlet form,
the cost thereof to be paid from the
Printing and Stationery Fund"
Adopted by the Assembly March 2. 1905.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
March Z, 1905
Approved March 10. 1905.
March II, 1905)
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A'y F No. S265-
Resolved that City Warrants be drawn
upon the City Treasurer. payable out OF
the Quarantine Account General Fund. -
in favor OF the following named persons.
70" the amount set opposite their respec-
tive names.
A M Davern. $19.43; Noyes Bros &
Cutler. $29.33; Twin City Telephone Co.,
1915: Herman Ihrig. $500.
Adopted by the Assembly March 2. 1905
Adbpted by the Board OF Aldermen
March Z. 1905.
Approved March 10. 1905.
(March IA. 1S05)
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A'y r No. S3S1-
Resolved, that City Warrants be drawn
upon the City Treasurer. payable out OF
the school Department Fund. In favor
OF the following named persons. for the
amount set opposite their respective
Crane & Ordway Company. s1s2. Is; N.
w. Telephone Company. $50 90; ST Paul
Ga Li-ht Company, S96.S2; SckunemaR
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PEOPLE AND THINGS

Women who live where there are great
extremes of heat and cold rarely or ever
have good compilations. says Harper's 8
Bazar. 1t Is the daughters of temperate
climates whose pink and white ttnts are
usually so enviable. Coming from a hot
to cold room should therefore be avoid
ed as much as possible. The bedroom
Snould be or the same temperature as the
living rooms; but 1t is infinitely prefera-
pie TO sleep In cold room rather than
stove. Coming from the baIIroem or
theater II is often necessary to stand In
the open doorway while waiting for a
carriage. The cold air striking upon the
face, often already flushed and dry by
reason OF the hot room, has a most in.
furious effect; therefore a scarf should be
thrown over the face till the Carriage
comes
At recent meeting OF a woman's club
a physician, who gave a lecture on tuber-
culosis, told the following story:
One day woman who was suffering
from tuberculosis was brought to my at
tention. and. as We could not get her
away from her work for q rest in the
country. did the next best thing-gaye
her directions about ventilation, ETC., and
prescribed tonic to build her up. / did
not see her again for nearly a month";
and 1 was greatly surprised to find her
exactly as thin as ever In fact. she
weighed several pounds less than at the
time 1 first saw her.
You haven't been taking the tonic reg
ularly.' / said
OH yes. sir she replied. I've took
IL three times day. just as You said
But. my dear woman said /, you
wouldn't have those hollow cheeks II you
had. This tonic always gives a person
fine appetite Yes sir: yes sir:
got an appetite all right came the an
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A'y r No. Ss64-
Resolved. that City Warrants be drawn
upon. the City Treasurer payable out of
the "Mechanic Arts High School Fund. .,
in favor of the following named persons,
fot' che amount set opposite their re-
spective names:
Book * Stationery Co., $3S.97; st. Paul
Foundry Co., $1.23.
Adopted by the Assembly March .. 1906
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
March Z, 1906.
Approved March 10. 1905.
March IA, 1905)
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A'y F No. S261-
Resolved. that City Warrants be drawn
upon the City Treasurer, payable out OF
the Market Maintenance Account GEN
eral Fund in favor of the following
named persons. for the amount set oppo-
site their respective names:
Board OF Water Commissioners. $1.05;
j. Strane. $1,000.
Adopted by the Assembly March 9 1905
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
March Z. 1905.
Approved March 10. 1905.
March II. 1905)
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A'y No. S262-
Resolved, that City Warrants be drawn
upon the City Treasurer. payable out of
the Assessment Funds" I'm favor of the
following named persons. for the amount
set opposite their respective names:
T.. j. Kirkland. Estimate No. 1, sewer
AfiJof street, $26350: Z. j. Kirkland, Es-
innate No. ]. sewer Palace and other
streets, $1,000.
Adopted by the Assembly March 2. 1905.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
March T. 1905.
Approved March 10. 1905.
March IA 1905)
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A'y F No. SaSa-

Resolved. that the CITY Clerk ha ond
i ne Is hereby authorized and instructed to
issue TO henry Meinke doing business as
iid Hne Feoples Sanitation Co.. a scavenger's
license upon payment into the City Treas
ty ury the sum of twenty five dollars (SS5)
She Zee required by ordinance and filing a
p0nd l d In the sum of five thousand dollars
Corporation ATTORNEY. - oi'0'
adopted by the Assembly March .. 1905.
adopted by the Board of Aldermen
March Z. 1905.
Approved March 10, 1905.
March IA, 19059