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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27
Offers Piano Book.

Some one asked for Richardson's Book of
Piano Lessons I have Richardson's New
Method Piano Forte, which any may have.
In return has any of the Cornerites q round
Tsattenberg centerpiece pattern? I have tried
everywhere to find one, but the stores don't han
ole them should like 30x30 inches.
round linen piece IN center. J. z. NJ
Richardson's book has already been put into
the hands of the who asked for it May
hold it for the next Applicant
Will readers who delight in lace
making send the patterns to q sister in the
craft?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27
Offers =" Jobs Tears. .

note in your Corner that a woman would
like a string of beads called Jobs Tears
have a string and would be glad TO give It to
her if you will furnish with er address or
tell her to call for the same. S. L. c."
She had her beads some days before got
your letter. Some other Will be glad to get your
string of the Z" coix 1achryma" Hold them until
you hear from US
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27

Jack Friend, Mark williams and
George McFern, who tried to break up
masked ball on East Sixth avenue
Christmas night, will learn their fate
Friday afternoon. The three white
hopes were in court yesterday but not
ready for trial McFern didn't look
much like a white hope, as his face
presented a disfigured condition which
was inflicted when Jack Friend handed
him a left uppercut, supposedly with
a pair of brass knucks handed him by
H B. Bennett. Jack Friend was the
real David and looked the part. Evil
dence on behalf of the city was offered
and the boys will offer evidence on
behalf of the defense just previous to
receiving the usual jolt by his honor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27
RICH BEEF ORES SING AND
OTHER APPETIZING DELICA-

We make a great iron basting pan
1ull of this dressing nearly every day.
H is cooked with the immense roasts
s0f beef which we cook right here in
gour bakery. Everything used. includ-
ING bread. seasoning. etc, is of the very
choicest, fresh. wholesome quality.
Youn find il a delicious dish It sells
at Toe per pint.
Among the other fresh delicatessens
which you may buy here are meat pie,
cold slaw. fresh cucumber salad. Mexi-
can chile, cottage cheese, spaghetti,
macaroni and cheese, rice and tapi-
oca pudding. chicken salad, cold
tongue, baked ham, roast pork and
beef, fried chicken, roast chicken
with dressing, etc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27
FANCY CHEESE n SEVERAL
VARIETIES.

If YOU are fond of cheese you will
enjoy it more if bought here. Our
cheeses are not only an extra select
quality, but we keep them in our great
refrigerator. which is built specially
for the purpose of keeping such things
in perfect condition. Each cheese is
kept in a separate compartment which
is alright and odor-proof. You'll find
the flavor uncontaminated and the
quality rich and creamy
Fancy Swiss Cheese. 10 .4Oc
Fancy Cream Cheese, n .25c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27
T he Midweek
Helping Hand

Needs Shoulder Brace.
Il have been shut-in for fifteen months
I was hurt in fall Aug. Z 1910. I in a
doctors all the time. AS poor
thought you would be kind and help II
had a shoulder brace 1t would relieve of a
lot of pain-size So I would be glad pay
postage MRS. A NJ
A sad and which should be relieved
at once far lies in the power of the Corner.
hold the address of the sufferer. The brace
go to her by mail after the donor gets her
address from me.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27
santa Claus Has Picture Show.

St. Louis, No, Dec. PA moving
nictlIre show last night took the place
Of the conventional children'S Christ
mas nrogram at the Third Baptist
church. If the venture succeeds, the
church may purchase a picture ma
chine.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27
Try a State Journal Want.
Of uOnsmq in Asanby gasaa #oay
ghapm dhan authority 10 b Mazmed hbopusn0
kbs them yp ad pH Bpd tk do in an household p6h
d paper and

Hundreds of correspondents would be pleased
to know where to bestow Cancelled stamps. We
pass along the well written letter before
BUT-we beseech you to send to for his
address and do not drive nearer to the verge
Of desperation by inclosing the stamps to us!
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27

Chief Jenkins has sympathy for the
overWorked janitors in the different
business establishments along the
main street and has ordered the mer-
chants to move the show cases back
off the sidewalk in compliance wi
the city ordinances which allows but
five feet. A number of the business
houses have overlooked this important
proposition and are causing their over
worked janitors to take an extra step
to reach the show case. Upon the
receipt of an order of Mayor Billiard.
the chief ordered the cases moved
back. Thanks from the janitors.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our kind friends,
the EIks, Fraternal Aid, the Sons and
Daughters of Justice and the Santa Fe
offices for their kindness and beautiful
floral offerings during the illness and
death of our beloved mother.
DAVID c. BALL.
JOHN S. BALL,
CLARA BALL,
RALPH K. BALL.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27

s.
Will Give Poultry Literature
Looking your Corner, that a sis
ter offers silk pieces If they not
called for will you give me her address? I shall
pay for shipment.
An-Story magazines. also one years collection
o. the American Poultry Advocate, Reliable
Poultry Journal, Poultry Success, and American
Poultry World.
To any one having any old clothes that she
doesn't want shall pay expressage on the same
enough, there are only two in family, and
don't enough clothes to get
all cad Mrs. w. R"
Had you given US the signature of the sis
ter" we could send you the address that matches
it. So many offer silk pieces that to hand out
address to you would be guesswork. I hope
another parcel Will be sent IN expressly for you
You ought to have the scraps If only to show
our appreciation Of your fine offer of reading
matter
skirt that has outworn it's usefulness and pack
it off Mrs. w. r." when you have obtained
her address from You will be glad to be
rid of it, and she charmed to get it for her rugs.
Ambitious to Play.
s. I have q little daughter who is a bunch back
She is not able to go to school all the time If
would be glad to get it herself I live
fifty miles from the city. H. A R"
Because you ask the instrument for a little
girl and because she is crippled ard shut
from the joys OF whole and healthy children,
insert your petition.
We were proud and happy last month in secur-
ing piano for a grown who longed for it
Can we get some manner of instrument for this
child of the Corner2 VIII the mother send US
her name and full address, We do nothing
without these
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27
POLICE COURT JOTTINGS

Because the police could not show
boisterous and profane language in
court, his honor released him and the
police dismissed the cases against Bud
Muir, Jimmy Johns and George Civ
ems. The men had been drinking
Christmas night and were using bois-
ferrous and profane language on the
street. The police had received a
number of complaints and rushed the
crowd to the hOldOver. Officers Eng
land and Nash testified that the crowd
was noisy but because they would not
say that Curtis was noisy. his honor
released him and the police released
the others, saying that Curtis was as
guilty as any and if the evidence was
not enough to convict Curtis, it was
not sufficient to convict the others.
Ed Woodruff is trying to beat Jim
Clark out of his job as prosecutor in
the police court. Clark was afraid of
the cold weather this morning and
was late in reporting for police court.
Woodruff was Johnny on the spot and
appeared in court with three who
were charged with being drunk. He
acted both as prosecutor and attorney
for the defense and was successful in
drawing the usual five per for each of
his victims. He collected five from
one of the belligerents and Charles
Lindsey went out and assisted another
IN making a raise while the other,
Charlie Cason, an aged negro is stuc
Tor five days in Jail unless his friends
rally to his support.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27

grammar. Be qualified to use the acquisition by
the time it blesses you.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27

Mrs e. J. Anderson announces the
marriage of her daughter, Jessica G.,
to Mr.. Albert T. Darche of Chicago,
which took place November Is. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles A. Finch, of the First Chris
tian church. Mrs. Darche will leave
December 30 to join her husband IN
Chicago. where he has accented a posi-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27

Miss Ella True and Miss Anna Heart
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27

Mr.. c. T. Mcclellan has received
news of the marriage of his sister. Miss
Jennie Mcclellan, to Mr. w. H. Grams
den of Galena, which took place Sun
day morning. December "a. in Spring
field, Mo. Mrs. Gransden formerly
lived in Topeka. At home after Feb
ruary 1 in Galena.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-27

Bellvillc, Fla, Oct. 9TH 1911.
Hamilton and Madison Counties
Boards County Commissioners met
this day at Bellvile in Joint session
for the purpose of building a bridge
Jointly between said counties acros,
Wthlacoochee river at Bellyllle.
Present. i. c. Hodges, +. g. Hill,
W. W. Gowdy and w. ;.
Mitchell of the Hamilton County
Board, and all Of Madison County
Board.
Z {. Hodges was chosen Chair
mau and }. Z. Taylor Clerk Of said
iyint session, which was called to
order by the chairman, and the fol-
lowing proceedings were had:
Plans and specifications Of pro-
spective bidders were called for and
submitted, and after due considera-
ton plans aud specifications OF Con-
verse Bridge Co., were accepted.
Whereupon tue following bids were
received for the building Of said
bridge according TO plans OF said
Converse Bridge Co. as accepted by
the Board, to wit: Roanoke Bridge
Cos. bid, $4,000. Converse Bridge
Cos. bid, Si29I 90, which, being
accompanied by certified check for
$4,000, was on motion accepted
and contract awarded to said Con-
verse Bridge Co. for s4297 for the
bridge complete, enc half OF said
amount to be paid by each OF said
counties upon completion, which is
to be, according to contract signed
in triplicate, completed by February
lst, 1912.
There being no further business
Board adjourned sine die.
r. c. HODGES, Chairman.
J.P. TAYLOR, Clerk.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-27
Fralelgh. LINES. Shelter Co. mdse

lf g.,
Mann q L"sj.. rnlr III
.,,..... VIII. '''' " E''.' ''' VI
for uu,y.r,..s .,,.
CGj'el Grocery Co.. sama ,o-e
D. g. 'i'rr',l, .ry for sep. 1000
- ~ ~ ~ '"'''.' sane 5000
N,,,.,..., '''' ny ''' DOT
". ". s.y.r Observation-Disclosures.
West Nu.j.. Hors On h...t.r
''rrH uo"moo', 5000
~ .'.' "'' ..... 'nnl.E"' ... a.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-27
Vote for your favorlte in Piano

Vote for your favorite in Piano
Contest.
f.. w. and G. +. Kinsey, two enter
prising citizens Of Pinetta, we're in the
city short while on business Monday.
Bilious? Feel heavy after diuner?
Tongue coated? Bitter taste; Complex
ion sallow! Liver needs waking up,
Doan's Regulets cure bilious attacks.
% sents at any drug store.
Master Cullen Nann celebrated his
fourth birthday last Thursday after
noon by entertaining number OF his
little friends.
In the chill season see that your liver
is active. Any arrangement in that
organ opens the door for malarial
germs, An occasional dose of HER
BINE lie all that 10 necessary to keep
the liver In sound working condition.
Price SOC. Soldby all druggists.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-27
II. II. ROWE,
COLUMBUS B. SMITH,
CHAS. +. DAVIS,
Committee,
Is THE WORLD
GROWING BETTER?


Many things 20 to prove that it il,
The way thousands are trying to help
others is proof. Among them is Mrs.
w. W. Gould, Of Pittsteld u. II. Find.
ing good health by taking Electric Bit
ters, she now advises other sufferers
everywhere, to take them. "tor years
] suffered with stomach and kidney
trouble =" she writes. Every medicine
| used failed till took Electric Bltters.
But this great remedy helped me won
derfully.' They'll help any woman,
They're the best tonic and finest liver
and kidney remedy that's made. Try
them. You'll see SOC at sl druggists
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-27
ROBT. j. PATERSON,
Tax Assessor,

Madison County, Florida
j. :. Day was appointed Road
Commissioner for district No. in
place Of c. J Reams, who refuse I
toserve.
Petition from Pinetta, to open mp
public road from Pinetta in a south
westerly direction across the lands
OF ), ID, Shaw, Tedder AMI Jarvis,
Charles Tompkins and John Temp
Nns and running line between A..
Livingston and r. IL. IIadden, in
'eIsectng Bellville ard Monticello
public road one quarter mile east of
National Highway, was taken up
again for investigation, and, there
appearing no objection to granting
OF salt petition, on motion same was
granted, with the provision that said
ROAD Is to be opened up and kept in
good condition without cost TO the
county for the period of two years
from this date.
commissioner Sever reported that
lew steel bridge over Alligator
0reek had been completed and in
'pec'ed and received by him, and
recommended that the contractors,
converse Bridge Company be set
''eu with according to contract,
"AIcn was So ordered.
Fe'ltion to make change in public
ROAD near Simmons, on motion laid
over under the rules.
Bills were taken up and ordered
PAID as follows:
converse Bridge Co, Alligator Creek
bridge 100000
W, Davis, CONS. ON recpts aud
disbursements 20 40
w, Vann, salary for Sept. IA So
e, Taylor, insp. bridge work 10 40
w, Land. work on SHUTDOWN
bridge lses
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-27
Resolutions of Respect.


Snc. IN. last ,erm of This honor.
ahle q. mrl. TIE Ao,ol, f Death h,.
myadrs the ranks of IN. s,,,rn., 5
of thi, rar aud removed to a hiohr
sphere of existence .,ur fl,ni mao.
b,u.A,r Charlie, J UrJea
Cratic, :. U,rdceS WA, harm nj
run F.a.. ON the 12h 3gv O
HaicN. !. f.. ~ IDs education.
aa, .aia,d I'm the rommuu schools
rNt.ra'iy. county amt an Jbo E.or-
~. NonrM School located a, Wl,,
~mi =. nNIn, iaIshel l.. SCHOOL,
mg ID. n',url u.oY tie ,uy o.
.r. rn the n.u.wL.n f...vr, a.
profession crfa..rg N.Wlsal.
Y.f.i'o .na ..aa'ina co. Iag i'm Live
u..m .-.5. .l followed u.. u..-
.... .Ur, ..,t while 81 pal,.
a... ....u ID, removed ,o .i..a..
.. i-.-... which I.a. De-. o.. .a,ru
.u...u..r,aq d., .c.nq a w... ..ua
.u0.r uI a..e advocate. About
.H.,rar 1906 hO, nrql.n l-m 100
fail ud'.. ugU 0p suow 1m uc
nature 20 ,.- ma4iy off which L.
was y!cm tia, hi, day, upon
ennh w.r. numbered. he clang to
ifc with . ,ru.ci,y that wa, won
dcrn. aud while his health REQUIRED
him ,oicsiic in higher Mli,u Re.
mo- WAS always a visitor to his bone
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-27
,ounty Commissioners
Proceedings.

Madison, Fa, O.L z l0ll.
p,,rj met this day for the pur-
D' Of receiving tax hooks for
l "O present, j. f. IIordee amt
D TAYLOR No quorum present.
= ,..,ro,1 to Wednesday morning
D'N W. MARTIN, ClGk.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-27
Madison, Fla, o. f. l2IL

Madison, Fla" DC l. l9lh
p,ori met in regular session Win
N members present Same was cali
.l,o order by its chairman ana
.,,n,p, ~ last two meetings were
,.oJ and approved
r. j. Paterson, lax Ass''soi'
.rsscnt,d ,.a as books as m'ie uN
bc him Cor Che year 1871 io' .oe I.-
ce-tim Mt approval "i Inc h'it'.
leer cu,'WY examining '"a''
m motion 'Ao Fax Books were ''-
,dy.i a.J approved IN rlliico,'.
Whuupm the Assessor lssucd his
variant 90 'Nc Collector, as l"I.o"s:
STATE of Florida.
roS / Ellison. Tax Collector Of
ae Comfy Of Madison:
you are hereby commanded to
o,llec, on, of the real estate and
o,r.onql property and from each OF
ho emerson. and corporations named
IN ,be annexed roll, the taX,s set
dawn in each roll opposite each
name. corporation or parcel OF land
therein described, and in case the
taxes SO imposed are not paid at the
time prescribed by law, You are 20
collect the same by levy and sale Of
ne goods and chattels, lands anu
,enements 50 assessed or of the par
,on or corpora,ion so taxed. and all
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-19
Secci0n reCreatlva


i Hombre! Y yo que pensaba pedir-
IL algo que comer.~-
-Venga ust6, yenga CON mi, que aun-
ne no le ofrezca manjares, alg0 habra
-; casa,
rntrarou en- e siIlo del ito Pocopan,
o,.e asi llamahan al carboner0, y su mu-
!, les ofreci6 bellotas y nueces, en- no
IN cantidad, porque tenla eseasez de
nbas cosas, y aqua turbla, servlda, a
:lisa de copas, en- trOzos c0ncavos de ma
= "a
Nueces bellotas supieronle a gloria
ii de la Amatista- No ash ell aqua, que
le oblig6 1 hacer urpa uueca. PerO para
subtituir aquel IfqttIdo echo mano a su
cantimplora de plata, provista hasta ell
.ueuo de comfortable vino de Jerez que
hizo las delicias del tic Pooopan, qulen
exclamaba. admirable, a cada tiento:
-iRidiez, Y que hehidiea! Isl este es
caIdo! Ma siau gueno que es. jQuies
iuate que vale 10 menos dlez cuernas ell
-cnartfll02
:. ; InfelIz ito Pocopan No estaba 6L acos
tumbradO a vino tan anelo y de tanta
fuerza alcoholica; asi es que euando,
para acorapaIiar 4 sr1 huesped hasta una
senda. abandon6 Ia piedra en- que habla
-astalo sentadO-ue hah1a otro aslentO
an su choza-comenz0 tambalearse, y
plas cuando, em0cionad0, acept6 un par
de monedas de ORC que Ell duque lie ofre-
ci6 imonedas de orol de un metal nun
ga tentado pOr Ell viel0,
-Vamos-dec1a,-vamos hasta ell
bnen camin0, gran siilor Pero agarrese
d mi ben Juerte, porque pue uste caese.
Y Sc Gaia e. cada paso.
Parando aqui, tropezando ALA ca
Vendo acula, ell archimlIlonario, noboli-
Bima fgura de aristocratico salon y el
pauperrimo carb0nero, carne de choza,
sanduvieron unos cien pasos, dando el
UltimO una caida- . preclsamente en- Ell
-sitiO dOnde acostumbraba acudlr STEM
ore que urgente y apremiantlsima ne
cesidad Ie obllgaba clio Ell sitio aquel
era bIando, demasiado blando, pero la
Substancias que adOrnaban ell terrenC
era de sObra manchadiZaS.
Y al Ievantarse e[ duque observe.
cue una de SlIs artlsticas bofaS, una bOta
ensalzada mas que uu heroe, amarilleabs
aerriblemente.
{Continuara.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-19
Hotel Pa r1s
: GALE DE MENDEZ VIGO -
NDAYAGUEI

Situado este estabIecimiento Ell el
centric de la calle Mendez Vigo, CON
I'M jardin al frente, es ell que reune ma
yores ventajas y comodidades para ios
senores viajerOs. y ell que cuenta CON
'nejores habitaciones frescas, ventlla-
das, magn1ficos banos y duchas.
COMTDAS A TODAS HORAS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-19

rnon vo,aro nr;scnrsos acadsucos, % tomos)
~
" POes1as ~
s" "Dafnis Y Coe ~
GO Cr1tca Literaria ~
~
Terap6utica hstOrla) 90
ga pluma' (art1culos hterarios Po5t1c0s) ~
Florilegio de poesias Caellanas del siglo 1l1 IS
+omosG $50
~ ,rouo1o;n roa Nroauos Soo;o1osu fnovelal
c.. eel Oriente virgen" (novela) oV
G. Rodriguez Aveclla-'Los Crep1sculos' novela) ~
A. de Valbuena--"Pedro Blot" (novea) oV
A. Valbuena-'Ripios Ultramarinos'' (crlhcas) ~
r. Rabelai" "Garganua Prmera version casceno ec1
un bografco del autor) 10
J.. Dicenta.-'Trapera' ~
de Ia de Africa del 1893 0o
j. cinco series de cuen radDc-
c6n del sanscrito) Nv
S. Lanza.-'La Rendici Santiago o
NJ. Carretero-"El riunfo de la vda'' ID
MontenegroD mi campo' propaganda 0asa) 10
Garcia de la Riega.-"Enreneses ieraros' D"
de Eusebio Blasco a 20 centavos
'Los de mi tempo.
tCosas de Francia'' A.
alta Chuerla''. =
"Espanoles Franceses'. "
"Soledades'. ~ : = =
dolores PatriOs'
'Cuentos nuevos'. - =
''Museo Secreto de Napoles' 1.W
L. Martinez Keisr-sEl vii mea1' so
j. Leon PaganoAl trav6s teraria" z om LOO
j. ArgamasiIa- a-stDe tierras altas' SO
EN- EsTos PREc1os EsTA INCLUDE FRANQUEo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-19

Costura, tapiceria, encajes, bordadoss.
EN- orc, litograf1a, sedas, etc.
En- este acreditado planted de ense-
nanza Sc instruye a las alumnas en- Ell
go6ierno interior de una casa y les
ensena toda clase de ofcios domesticos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-19
SAN ILDEFONSO
GOIegiO de Sef1oritas
DIRIGIDO POR LAS
HAS De LA CARIDAD'
De San Uieents de Paul.

Ademas de las asignaturas propias de
la primera ensenanza Sc dan lecciones
de Ingl6s, Frances y MGsica.
CLASSES DE ADORNO.
Dibujo, pintura, taquigrafla, maqui-
nilla y confecci6n de flores.
CLASSES DE LABORES
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-10-03

A Newberg man has just received
$3.50 from the government for SER
vice rendered 63 years ago during
Oregon 5 first Indian war,-in 1S47.
Eugene Register: We are informed
that there will be a straight stretch Of
track on the Oregon Electric for >
miles. Not a single deviation from a
north and south line for that distance
tanee will mean that excellent time
can be made with perfect safety.
Medford Mail-Tribune: A. W.
Walker and Ollie Jeldness have brok-
en- al previous deer hunting records.
Sunday morning they left Medford
with a team for Coleman creek, a dis
tanee Of six miles, and by O'Clock
they had a fine buck and we're on
their return t1p to Medford-
3 Tobacco Of excellent quality has
been raised BY Charles Larlin IN
Goose Lake Valley, Lake county.
The Elks of Eugene are about to
organize 3 band. There are 10 frst-
lass musicians within the member
ship.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-10-03
CITY COUNCIL MAPS
PAVING AREA
10 IMPROVE THIRTY THREE
BLOCKS NEXT SUMMER.
AiS' OF Streets Where Improvemnt
Is expected to Be Made-sewar
Ordered on Ash.

AT the regular meetino Of ~ !.
ouast;n, algll held last Monday night. tbe
fthh question OF street improvement e., fas
ane coming year was taken I'M ana ~ =
was decided to macadamize nort;ona l :,
VI various of the city's streets oonl ,.oll'
n pllslhg total of 33 blocks. 0rdars
We're were issued for the construction of Of > >
sewer sew . on Ash street to Uglow ayen,a N q
, anu 'hence north to the outlet tbo
work OF construction 10 ba dono ~; ine
mihter. A much-needed are Iigbt was v,ins
oaGefgd VI placed at the corner Of M;u
ana a jefferson streets, near tba "a rull. nnn.
Scott Hotel. "' 'ne new
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p"ning include the following streets
6t 6aeaaemy' Levens to Main, | block
court, jefferson to Lewis 3 blools
court Levens to Hayter, | block
6ayter, Court to Ash, 3 blocks,
Il, church, Washington to Ash. q
blocks. y" ~ ASH,
Shelton, Mill to Ash, 4 blocks
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blocks. " iA"yter'
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Lewis, Washington to Ash. . blocks