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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27
Interested In Live Stock?

Horses Cattle, Sheep. Swine and Poultry OF
and keep posted on what the successful fel.
lows are doing along these lines. There's
only one way to keep posted ON these M mat, ma.
Nav England Farmer Recognized every.
where as ''The Best Farm Paper Send
10 cents for 10 weeks trial subscription
Address
The New England Farmer. Bratteboro w.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27
IanInIstratnrs Executors Commissioners

To Won are q friend Of the Reformer .s OF
II, pu olishers and wish to favor p.S.. Us van
your business. in tne ..,v.ay, wsy y Notic.s Il
CSi CyT hs Necessary for you to instruct the
.rohsts oficers TO send all such notices
~. ,uhi;cation In the Reformer.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27
INVESTMENTS !.

While in Brattleboro last summer l @ naa
,ovsral niIe nersons ask me If I could find them
panxE, Sc ccd for fna and 'i ha t
ing from PSWc Sor me To- fnd such investments
ye.yy sre erss absolutely safe varying from e e
W tn'i io% according to the length of time , ior
70 wbcb rH7 Il is to run Should anyone find him
self interested write me peesGnay expected
aln9us AM 7 will tell YOU what can be done. Al
dress all communications to
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27
M, p. CAPEN
"a Bridge Street, jacksonville F'a'

Jacksonville, Fla, Nov: TO- 1907.
e;noo sending nv note to The Reformef
have had the following proposition oferea
me which / am unable to grasp for u, lack ot
funds on hand 1t may be someone VIII want
i'-lI Wanted s1' % to borrow $4,000 on three city
building lots eight squares from the ,ona;na man
business street-for the purpose OF erectsng @ sn
two houses g stOT cS which csn % use ns1 the lsf
ey This Viii is strictly first class proposition % IN
overv o way-a good security at good return
You can't lose w.
M. P. CAPEN.
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NrANTED-Small jobs of all kinds
w Chmneys and wells cleaned, carpen.
try and mason work. A. V. Kerr, 63 FL.
liot st. 32tf
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27

.\VANTED-Basswoo chestnut, hem
w lock, oak, pine, poplar and spruce.
We shall pay as high or higher. prices
than we have ever paid. Holden 4 Mar.
tin. l9tt
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WANTED-One or two children to
W board. Address Lock Box ISL, Brat.
tleboro. 4stf
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27

WANTED-A frstclass job compositor
W at once. The Vermont Printing Com.
pany, Brattleboro, Vt. str
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27

WANTED-0ne or two children to
board. Address Box %, East Dover,
Vt. 52'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27

WANTED-A good plain cook at once.
~ Good wages. Prospect Hill Inn, Green.
field, Mass. 81
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27

WANTED-A situation as cook or nurse
W girl by American woman, Address
W., Reformer Office. 52'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27
Wanted

WANTED TO RENT-House or aat 0
W rooms. Address Z. 0. 63l. 35tf
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27

nor SALE-Driving sleigh and harness,
l. or will exchange for wood. Can at
George Danyew's barber shop. ol'9Z
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27

NOR SALE-5 Beagle hound pups, about
l. 8 months old From good hunting
stock. S. Z. Miner, Brattleboro. i9ti
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27

nor SALE-Chester White and Berk-
l. shire pigs. George Collins, Brattle.
boro, Vt. 44ti
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27

Nor SALE-6 horses, good workers and
L drivers; s seds, all kinds, one with
pole brake. Charles Miner, Brattleboro::
poie 5l-l
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m q. b. HUNTER, Williston block over
tSsott' grocery. Office hours, 1 to 8 p.
1 Ss0 to 5 p. m. Residence, West Brat
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Professional Cards

20 H. GORHAM, NJ. D.. whitney block,
h Main street, Brattleboro. Practice lin
"a tbe diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Throat,
IA y,ss Ofieo hours: $50 to IL, l to 4
tuesdays and Fridays only. Remain
u urnh Al Bellows Falls.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27
For Sale

EOR SALE-Choice lot Of slab wood:
l. Holden 4 Martin. lItf
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27

Lp THOMAS RICE, office formerly occu
lntl hy Dr. Lane, over Kuech's store.
- hours, 5 to . a. m, to . and 10 5
y Tel. 2i2.2.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27

NOR Thoroughbred white Wyan-
l. dottes; cockerel fol, breeding Dustin
strain; prices reasonable. Mrs. Clarence
S, Rider. Marlboro, Vt. oo-l
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27

nor SALE-2ixl2 rotary bed double
L surfacer, 2ixl2 single surfaeer, double
edges and clippers. L. II. Stellman y
Son Tel 4S-l2 90
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27
N0W IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY

omsnts, 70 DuD on the very best streets I'D
town. Inquire OF
p. FLEMING.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27

In HENRY TUCKER, residence 8 Grove
III arpH. Tel, 25s. Office. Leonard block.
L. l3O TO and TO o.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27

hR A. !. MILLER, Physician and Sur.
,eou Hooker block, Brattleboro, Vt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-29
..peht. Owed ii -Antinnl.r-

laIAre we indebted to antiquity Yes,
Immensely, 1t Is the labor, the expert.
snce. even the failures OF ancestors,
that have placed US where we are. We
stu repeat many Of their mistaken ex.
Pertments which they thought wise. 1t
Fw5aas sentative effort with them, though
mistaken. and they did the best they
knew. But. on the whole. the world Is
doing wei SITS chief debt to antiquity
''is in the lessons iit has learned through
which 1t avoids ot may avoid repetition
OF old errors aud absurdities Portland
ogegpnian., s-e
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Won Bulo,v... aebak..

X. 1t 50 happened that two, ladies were
making their way to their. seats at the
very moment Won Bulow finished his
introduction Of the first movement OF
Beethoren's Sonata Pathetic" This
80 irritated him that he purposely com.
meuced the allegro at such an absurdiy
slow pace as To. make the quavefs in
The bass correspond exactly to the time
Of the ladies footsteps. As may be
imagined, they felt on thorns and hur.
rie4aI on Us fast as they could. While Won
Bdlow accelerated his tempo In sym
pathy with their increasing paee..Bar-
nets Musical "Reminiscences. b3hoa5
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oRlENTAL JueeLERs.


sNesA ksEeoEmcu ~ Nhtnc&G ana
East Indian magfcInnS.
During q rip through the far east
IiYras much depressed with the Won
desfuI feats performed ~ some a. die
chiRese and Indian jpgelers and
slelght Of hand artists" said Chi.
eago man the other day. ..In Ameri-
can Heaters we. see some skIIlful
work along theseaiines. but the per
former Is usually AZ considerable
distance from the spectators ana
could employ many aids thai the orl-
entals do not use.
u have seen Chinese and Indian
magicians come on board q ship and
in the center OF circle OF passengers
perform, tricks that are, little short OF
imarYelous For lnststnce. one Of the
chinese would ash "a sspectator 10
place a coin In the iatrer's hand. The
Chlnaman would close the fingers one
after another over Tia, piece df 1i6ney
and then by passing Bis band ! over
the closed fist 'of his Subjects would
in some mysterious manner extract
theS coin. dshaye had this trick, work
ed on me number OF times. ana /
am noa,nearer TO, knowing how Il IS
done than I was the first time. =
Then have seen an Indian. maei,
clan come out on deck, place d smdit
seed on the, Rlanks. pour a little water
over II loser with a sIhaH Cloth Tor a
moment and then, .,emoFe the cloth to
disclose aSihE plant d foot 6ri moe
nigh. These fellows do NOT weara long.
baggy sleeves iiniwfith q piano might
almost be concealed. but have bare
armssg There Is said to. be a-eian OF
,jugsiers, among whom the secrets of
the, craft are jealousy preserved and
banded down from father 10 s6alv-
Detroit Btee Rressi .1cg
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The. Way This BeautIFar, Par IL
h BrouEht4tsi PsrfsetfoH.y ~
II a Aladg,s, sealslan ajasSst Be CON

The. Way ThIs, Beaut1Far, Par IL
h Broughtatsi Pgrfsetfon-y S~Y
IN a AladS's, sealsian ajaeSet be con
pared with the coarse. hard OF dry
sqItedt sealskin as imported, OF, still;
NlSetter, with THE coat Oh the, living fur
seals. one IS struck VITA tfieAFast diff.
ference between them.
Passing our fingers among the hairs
Of the cat or dig. iwes may notice tine
short hairs at the. roots of the longer,
rnarser general covering oflthe, gninaL
THIS is ssesallea imder fur. But In the
greater uumbprsyofl these. animals the
short hairs areso few and often so fine
as, to be, comparatively speaking. lost
sight Of among what: torour- eyes con-
sstnltes the 3roats esa =.
y The operation, which, tile: skin undef-
goes 9to' briqg ont. so to shy, the fun.
smitSt-Be bfieAy daschibed al. follows:
s The skin, after being washed to rid II
Of grease and 50 forth. Is laid nat Of,
the stretch, Aesh, side up. A fat knife
liS, then passed across the flesh sub
STANCE, thinning II to very consider
able extent. III doing. this. the blade
sewers the roots Of the long strong
hairs which penetrate the. skin deeper
than do the soft. delicate, 7oues under
the fur. The rough hairs are then rot
rid of while. the fur retains its hold. [
asA variety of subsidiary manlpula-
tons. Ia which the pelt is softened and
preserved. are next gone through. and
then the fur undergnes a process of
dyeing which produces thai deep uni
form tint 50 well known and admired.
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Diplon,at.

Mrs. cflniber-My dear. Mrs Hlghup
has had her'portraif painted by ceIe.
brated artist. and Ishaven't thing
but a common, ordinary. everyday pho.
tograph to show. Husband "a wise
manl-The Idea of advertising 10 the
world that her complexion Is so bad
that 1t won't stand the canleFas Mrs.
Climber-Weil. that's true.
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The said Board may proyfde pen
alties in the way of an additional
charge for the failure to pay water
rents promptly, and shall have pow
er to enforce theasame and 10 en-
force the paymeh 81 Aii' wster re6iss
by cutting OF yhe supply tolthes Con
sumers who fail to pay, and also by
suit to be Instituted ana proseeated
in the name of5the city b clarks-
burg, and may make the owners Of
all buildings, the occupants OF
which are furnished water by the
payment of am water, rents. The
fund realized tom he ssle 81 said
bonds shall be paid out on recon-
mendation off sthe Water Works
Board. by order 81 the Common
Council Of sthe cisr. ana not othef-
wise. Ews~ q a
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she Wa. ca-.t,s

rspats That old maid, Miss van
Shelf, T. the most careful ana method
lcal boarding mistress / have ever had
disturbing my den. socratoots- Yes;
l can imagine when she goes e
heaven she will want in summer time
to 'iay away her wings in camphor
baIls
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r Benefiick-T Fiat luminous paint Is q
splendid thing. SthkietdnI Whst Qa5
" ySF Y re \ SRI 9sPsllskUwe paint
sEiA q 81 az a'i sl el@ Z
the gas
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There are many more women living
hanyI used to thfnk.S - :, ~
as that sofsr1 NIS 253.TJ. g
l@Yes. Before Il married used to
~ ny wife vas the only Fgmsui ~
III iffJi g4.g II; i -f,,F .ss--r4
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.-,.-.PaEing and sewerage I

fof said city, The said Water Works
Board shan, under the Common
Council Of the cits, have charge of
the water works system OF said city,
and shaft, wfthi8he approval Of the
Council, FIX and regulate, the rates
and charges for water supplied TO
city CONSUMERS, tdndrsHalI employ a
secretary. bookkeeper and collector.
AN Of said duttesl to ,be performed
by one person teloi shall keep the
accounts, of the water works system
and collect its revenues and turn
the same over to the City Treasurer;
and he shall give bond in such sum
as may be fixed by the City Council;
and they shall employ. -laborers to
operate and run said water works,
and to repair and improve said sys-
tenn, the compensation OF all EN-
ployes to be fixed by the Water
Works Board. and no improvements
or extensions to said system Of
water works to be made excepting
upon the report Of said Board and
the order Of the Common Council
Of the City of clarksburg, The
Common Council Of the city shall
have supervision of the rates to be
charged to consumers of water, and
may charge the rates fixed by the
Water Works Board. but until chang
ed by prd9r d the;colhmon codheif,
.all rates fixed By the Water Works
BoarD snail be and remain in force
and effect. bue;4s,a
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SAAA91639A4a We VA As.f1'
Daily Z Daily except. Sunday.
KATE LLIMN, EAsTSouNps r ,
Cumberland. = Washtngton, 0altlmoxs,
Phnadelphia and Few xotk, Depart
es352 am s6:Sb pm. 1855 pm Z
Z Arrive 'la;s2 am. 's:SS q m. st:4I
aEsfson Accom-, Depart .1S:as Am,
x7:07 pm. Arrive s7.2e am, XIII
p.m.l $500 pm rsu am6I al al q
a-tr NAIN LLNH, WnSrDouHD.
Parksrlbufg, ctnelnAati, Louisvins saa
an an Hs siS b Depart LIS ~. N :s;st
RAEtaEs6urg Acooln., Depart. s7:as an.
xt:as pm. Arrive. 1910 an, x7:o7
pm ES3tb pm $50 ri. feffrs l.l
W. VA = FITS. NO11KnoUHD.
connellsvtt1s ana RfttshnFr, TD6Dsrt
xe:ts q M x1e:ao q n. Arrive xS.iS
PM, x11:06 pm. = =
pGirmont and 1EorkAukoun, Dopati
xs:l6 q m, xt0:s0 am, x3:00 Pm,
KI:ob p. m Arrive xB:lb auaI Ia:SS
an. x3:1O pm, xll:0B pm.
~: Va; 2 RxxLas gouTKDouND.
Wegto1s Depart x6:e0 am, zIO:So =. n
x1I:Sb AM. Arrive xs:ig ~ xa.S1
an. x1:tb p.m.. x:IseS pm.
Piokensi Depart x6:o0 AK, xA:fk m
Arrive xS:sS am. xf:06 pm.
1lchWoo1 9na LutaEmeaiata noiuau. n.
part 1864 an, xll:26, an. Arrivs
x9:IS pm. x7.ek bn.1U - - :
Wssstss gpsinEs. sbsp4rt xi1:1s an
~ sWEHTfiwLi aMonE xrww,
~ 49,! 3sFt III ga asslsar Asssa.
xl'sb &ns ssiessn.mELh 4uov EsA -
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Section TX. The City Treasurer
shall keep the fund derived from the
water works system separate from
the general funds Of the city. ana AZ
ter paying out Of said funds an costs
OF collecting the same. ana OF oper-
ating. extending and repairing the
system Of water works, the residue
o. said fundss d ans, sian, Be- sx-
pended only by order Of the Com
mon Council es the CTS on thssrec-
Ommendations Of the Water WORKS
Board. for such DGrposes assmayfbe
leyl laws end lordinsnces pFpyiaed.,f
I'm iffettio 1n x. 4 An Acts and partsSos
Aets, which conhIct WITH de foregoo-
ing Act ares II 30 III d ftEeS con-
Met. hereby repesled.
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lHGK FROM KANSAS
Serious Flaws Found b Govern
msnt MeathsF Resorts-
less WIND AND KOBE RAIN.

Prssidsps as A.. Critic crfd;ron.r.
Have Trouble with whhs House
poOr-Toe Marrow For Taft aaa Too
Low For Fairbanks TO Enter.
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4
concerned oyer the action of the prasi.
dent and 4 Committed headed 'hy Sci .
rotary Of NaH Taft IN rsischnc the
recommendations of a specially ap
poInted commission of artists Skithgref
eteaes to models forS the statue df
Kosciusko which is to be erected or
Lafayette square .diagonalIy Opposite
that Of Rechambeuu, Ihls commission
Of artists decided " favor Of the model
submitted by II. Lewandowslsf and
gave second place to the one by Antoni
PopeiI. President Roosevelt made. Il
personal inspection Of the moieis. and
In lIne with. mis- wishes, the Taft COM
missions composed of Iaymen, tdecideI
10 accept the Popeil statue, provided
certain changes are made. Artists and
tsSeulptersi who, have interested, them.
selves IN the matter favor the recon
mendatIons of the commission OF art.
lists. which body. they assert. was much
hi6re capable OF passing on the sub
Iect than the, lashnen. The decision. OF
the sIatter. baclseal, as 1t is. by the, pres
-hent, viii stand nevertheless. ,7as.,sr.
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BOARD OE Trades RILL

fcoutinpsd nom psss )
So ana in chapter ~ u ghe acts II
1881. III
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~ 1hHSeetS gGIAh fSeulpANaNSt' IA tyftffF
One of the skits at the qnppal din
ner of the Grldlron club, which was
held Saturday night and was attend
ed by President Roosevelt and i large
company OF other distinguished guests.
had as its eentrail feature d orehesenta-
ton of the front door of tbei Whit
House The purpose Of this was eS-
planned when ioertaipl members, nE the
club announced an Intention 70 meas
ure the door DOR the benefit Of some af
the candidates for the Republican pres
idential nomination in 1893 When the
tape measure was applied first to the
door and then to Secretary TAFT it was
rfoundl that the aperture was altogether
too. uRTrewe for the portiy cabinet
member. so, a few boards were taken
on the, sides. Then vice President
Fairbanks was found to be too tall
to enter the door, and some ot it's top
boards were knocked OF. Finally the
Gridiroaers measured the head OF
/ Senator Beveridge Of Indiana and af-
tected to find 1t. Of snch colossal pro,
portions that they took the few re
naming timbers on, the entrance to
the White House and retired 60 their
seats In despair. They simply could
not get the Iudianlan's head through
the door. they declared fiH 1a q
supreme Court Wsitsd. 1861 49ad j
Much to It's own surprise apparently.
the supreme court OF the, United States.
quite the most dlgnlfied and unhendlng
body OF which Washington boasts. de;
layed its departure from the courtroom
a day or two ago at the request Of a
lawyer from the provinces-that is, the
lawyer meant It to be a request, al
though 1t seemed more IKE com.
fnand. He was pfcturesqueIy attired,
q black soft shirt and flowing eravat
being conspicuous fearures OF. his, ar
tire. he was arguing case and pb-
parently had concluded his remarks. 40
The nine justices started 10 go to their
disrcbing quarters across the halL
''wnIt!- cried the lawyer. GIVE me
tire more minutes in. which 10 complete
tie exptesSlsn 81 this lbeuelits'' TIE
disnihed justices Exchanged alancis
and smiles but they waited,
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- . H1NN11N
Doesn't worry the insured mas
who meets with an accident. I'd
knows that his policy win provide
him with sufneient money to fix tllai
mp and mora. But
THE UNINSURED NAN
sHow 8 Il With hime His income
cut on during his disability. his saw.
ings depleted By doctor bills and Nv.
ms expenses. The very thoughl
ought 70 Induce yo1 10 have us writa
you an acciden; Insurance policy AZ
ones
MARIE KoBLEGARD 8 CO..
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,


Washington, Jan. 29.-ISpeciail-
The people1gf western Kansas are up
t4 RfaS beeause PROFESSOR wins &
Moore, chief Of the. limited States
weather bnreau. warned the. public
somest tine ago that there was no mon.
tflH out tAereV thda there was thifts
iOr-forty years sgo- and Just as--r,acl,.
wind; In other words, he answered
fhs eeAi falnouy questions WHAT'S the,
matter with Kahsass by asserting that
rIapds jim the western portion Of the.
state were not suitable for Agricultural
sg.lrposes.9 Ip9 pfdsr to refute this
statement the UniYerslty Of Kansas,
which has long maihtained weather
bdfsaHsoflits own. has sent 90 wash
mgton its records extending back, to
tho early seFentles. These ;shoS Etbh3
the annual volume 81 wind during tlle
last iseFenteen years was $4,000 miles
per unnum less thin during the pre-.
leedEng seventeen Years and TINT the
average rainfall I'D the latter period
was three inches pet year greater than
In the former period. Cyclone cellars.
Ut IS asserted by the Kansans. have.
long since gone out of business
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water Works board.
Section vnf. Il me election

Section vITf. At the election TO
be held on the Tuesday after the
arst Monday n 4prif in the year
one tlnasand nine hundred and
sqten. ana at ~ sdeceedIug cleo
tiops. he qualibed veters Of said
city shall elect all of the ohicers pro
=E1dst=t1r=1udxpefetied=in=seetions-r
and of chapter lOI of the acts of
Iss7 except the Commissioner gof
water Works, She oiice ot COMMITS
sfongr OF Water Works -being hereby
abolished; and In lieu thereof the
IepmpSs coppsI1 Of s,ths \ City ef
! ctarksburg shaiI Il its arst meetine
after said election appoint three
qualified citizens OF the said city, no
more ltiaht Two I'D wh6m shalG Be
members eflthe Same political party
whoeshair 'be and constitute 4 Water
Works Board, and, shs members Of
the said Board 1tirst appointed, shaft
bold tbsiE once, one for one year.
one FOR two years, and one Tor three
yseFg end Ct te g59f meeting sfteE
each annual election member Or
said lD9aTa shaID 6e rpppqIuted and,
the term of office of the members Of
said board shall lie for tire years
and they shan bod tbeir ONCE pntii
their successors are appointed and
qualify; and all vacancies shall be
filed by the city council. When
ever the issuance OF thes bonds here.
fnbefore provided FOR shafi have been
ordained BY the common council of
said City, land, after Submission to
the qualified voters of said City.
shan havef been ratified by three
fifths OF alfi,votes cast for and
against the same, the said Water
Works Board shall supervise the is
stance and saie of,safd bonds and
the exnendftuges Of the { proceeds
thereof in the discharge of, che out
standing Indebtedness of said city
In thei manner ahereinbeforei pro-
,yidsd, the, imHf6venfeht of the said
City water works, ana Of So much as
the--said- City Council may determine
to appIyst I'M the, ~, 800
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MARK KoBLEGARD & CO.,
Fire, Health !. ! q and AeeIdent Insurasc.
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Senate insists on Dignity. eps EesF.es
'na quiet talk IS being indulged In in CON
fgressloual circles to the effect that the
secret legislative session which the SEN
ate held one day last Week for the os-
tensftle purpose 81 dlsciplIning7 sena-
! tor fPiIitnAn because of his reficencelto
several ot his colleagues aslnegrQ min
lstrels had something. other than the
tanning Of the fiery South Caroiipian in
view. len Davis of Arkapsqs, who Is
to succeed Mr.. Berry In the senate on
March 4, has been frequently reported!
In the pdbIIe prints as hssertfus Tint!
he woHhl ''liven up7 the seaute after
he became member of that august
body. / Tie older and more copserya-
tive members OF the senate deprerat e.
beyond words such scenes as that pre-
cipitated by Mr. TiIlman's unusuhlPer-
forniantc and are anxious to impress
on Mr. Davis or any other who enter
talns such views as lie is, said to pos
sess that the dignity Of the upper
house Is not TO be, trihed with.
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after said election appoint three
qualified citizens OF the said city, no
more ltlia6f k@o I'D wh6@ ShaG bs