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am eas1 c and a sure way to ti Throat in order to and insure liealtliy take half a yl ass full it a teaspoonful of JMexicai JM m atvl vrith tlii* cirrrlo Ui?? thr Thou hatho tli" out-'-lo of the ti nont au<l after 'lot".: this |??tir si> furuuud the Heck. It );? u l'OSll I ARE YOU WISE m&llon there is no remedy to c<iiui 12,'>c., oOc. aud JjS IT MAY BE YOU JSSA? Cftu Mu?tttnu Liiumciifc ami veil i ANC ASTER AND CllKSl'EK RAILWAY schedule in effect Junes, 1 !? . (Dailyexcept Sued i WESTBOUND | EASTBt I ND No's. 14 aud 10. i No's 6 Hid 1. V M. P M \ P M 00 0 45 Ar Chester l.v !' o s 15 7.SO 0.1") Riehburg lo 7 S 7.23 0.0") Bascombvilio io 47 o J 7.10 5.4") Fort'Lawn It '"> 0O5 P M 6.45 5.15 IjV I .anea-ter 5r H ;;0 9 SO No. 14, leaving Lancaster 0-15 am. makes close connect ion a theater arith Southern Railway No. 30 for Charlotte nod points north; and Seaboard Air Line ' Atlanta Special" *>r /nlautu and points \.*<--t A'so *ith Carolina and Norlhw. -toi n Hail* vay No. 10 for enoir, N. C, a ! intermediate points, and r- ntthern Railway No 33 for Coiumbir ai d points roulh. No. 15. leaving Che?b r 10.do a m, connects with Southern it I way No. 36 from Columbia aud i-oints south; Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta S. eeial" .'roui northern and eastern p cuts and Southern Hallway No. 33 I cm Northern ami eastern points, ao Lanjaaler with S C&Q K foi l>la< Icburg. No, 16, leaving Lancaster 5 15 p in, ounects at Lancaster with SI' A (4 K from Camden and Marion, a id Southern Railway No. 34 at Chest, r for Charlotte and points north. '.No. 17, leaving Chester S.15 p m, connects at Chester with Mnithern Railway N ). 31 from Columbia and points south JaS M. HEATH, (ten Pass. Agt. LEKOY SPRIM4S. President.. in mm C_i ~Z * 1 5-A'75 < % ~ r ***** " ttn -r ? ~ 1~ c M3||M I ~ ? S \r a ***** i 1 mill! i ii a * ? 2. s. 3 ^ SX t 75 ? 'J 5 . = cr n ? *? & ? V flMv CT. jC x" 2 t; ? \ > X t~ ~ ^ ~ ~ ^ ? 35T" = -1 s * IT f CD = ^ = ? ** Ti S' 3 ~ - r- - - ? *H i ii tm ~ ~ ~> - -" -- z : s < i ? r >. 3 ~ V - -3 '5 * ? .. - ^ - Wv (i ^ ^ ^ _ rz EH cd s-. | * = g" : a | = 11 f?. i 55"A =8 &. i I --- SF ? a ... ~ - r* '/ ' -< v? 3 ' r- 'c J? 3 | , VIGOR H MEN Easily, Quickly and Pcrma-'1 Nantly Restored MAGNETIC NERfIN is SOl?t with i% *'f: 'It'll i-'lt 'I'M III sure IiiHoniMia, Kits. f?i//.in ifv-i - teria, Nervous Dd-ili'y !. \'r ! y. I Seminal Losses, I u i <' x. >\ theresultofOvei-ve.>ik \\ . . vv'i.r ry, Sickness, Krri.rn < ^ t. <?v. r * indulgence I'l ii c si ' dy mail in plain .? \ >ul? ti dress on receipt of | ri < >?.|il <>n v l?y V Crawford Bros, Ijiuirgi-1-, Ayeriis, j, Lancaster, H O. ? :c mr pcoplo ruff or throueh lrnor. ucm't kno\v that f <r nli InfamMexican Blustas^ Liuimcut* | j 1 \ I a m m. y way i vr t r en of Sore kill ' ] isease germs {l 1 11 i'i >*< not if^n ic tn ? of water put into j f ri Mustang 1 lime fit \ rmfc r.t. frequent interval*. i tiroat tboi uglily with the linU 1 me i ii a saft cloth yud wrap VK CUIUS. i l.OO a bottle. 1 been troull 1 with n running i er. Treat it at mvi> with IMexl. au de'vu.l iq < ii a tpeedy euro. i Nortli Carolina's I'oromost Newspaper, THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, 12V12ItY l>.\Y TUG Y12A.lt. CALOWLLL & TOMPKINS. I'L'Biiisrzur.s, .1. I\ CAI.I>\Y1:LL, l2<litor, tL*w nr> i tpi I ill 1 li.l lit OBSERVER Receives the largest telegraphic News Service deliver od to any paper between Washington and Atlanta, and its special service is the greatest ever handicj) by a North Carolina paper. TJ1E SUNDA V OBSJ$UVER , Consist-i of ltJ or iimvgjMiges, and is to a large exteut made tip of original matter. SIIK SKMI WKKKLY OltSKUVKR. Printed I ucsday and Friday, si on j or year. The largest paper in North Carolina. Sample * ?pies sent on application. Address THE OBSERVER, 1 Charlotte, N. C. <; i; ^ I'hV, Get tho JVew Novel ? Discovery. * ff'svar * Aiftlbli i INJECTION, , < nre- ?1. iri lioci ami (lleet inl to -1 days i is action is magical. Prevents stricture Af\ complete. To 1 ?? ear . '? (1 mi vest yo.-ket. Sure preventative. Sent l>v mail in plain package prepaid, on receipt .>f pjicy. $1.00 per box; :> l i >l! )(>. tilawfoiil Pros, Drug;.': , ,\ g uts. Lancaster, S. (;. fliTsS'l-WEEKLY JOURNAL , OF ATLANTA, OA,, Is a twi<" a-wee It NEWS paper, put> islied on Monday and Tuesday ol 1 a b we k. witti ail I tie latest news of tie work], which conies over their J ased wires dileet to tliftir oillce. is f in eight page rt. ven-colnmu paper. Hy arrangements we have secured a ? ipecial rale w ilh tiiem in connection ,, vlib 1 Mi T!? !-> A I >1, l> i V / V7 It 1 il \ S7 H itii 1 for :2. we will semi I The Lancaster Ledger J Tiie Semi-Weekly Journal 't An J tin- j The Home and. Farm t ALL I'M if ML ONU VILVIt, 1 : il.i' l>? -t oiler we have ever % ua.lc In our friends ami aid .serihern k i on Mail littler lake .nLvmtai e of tbl.- i IT*, i at ' lire, f< r I'he Journal mas a i11:i!raw -pi ciul rate to U4 ai my tline i . ! jo mi-w i kly has many promii n; lie . i<l \ on.en contributors to <. ii ir . ilunin- .unoi ir them being .? v SaniJoiie- tiev. Walker Lewie, r ion llni vie Jordan, Hon John 'lelii ^ '? (1 laves Mini Mrs W M Fe roil beides : heir corps of etlicienf editors v 1:o take care of tie news matter. I heir departments arew jil co'vereil I ts eniiimny r.f farm vcxy is worth hepm of tlio papers mi 1 ireel to this ofTleo -1.! and-fee re tin I om-i-al-oiif.mentioned paper >ue ve?l", A ddiess. THE LANCASTER LEDGER, XiADJCASiTIR s. c. rST/STsv"!^"TT" tobaccc) sPn? UUN S ami SMOKE * " Vour 1 .tfeawayl "on can he etirr<J of anv form of tobp.cco using n ily, male strong. magnetic, full g> j tw lifp fiml vigor l>y taking NO-TO-BAG, hat ri ik*a weak mm strong. Many gain "ii tiomul' in |r ii thn*s. Over BOO, ooo iiretl. All druggists. Cure guaranteed. Book i ami advice VRHH. Address 8TKKJ?INtt KMKDY CO., Chicago Of New York. 437 t Candidate Rouse Shows j' Truly Martial Spirit. ?? !l tanked Out I lis Ciun and NVoiU to Shooting: Serious Charges Preferred Agninet Him. special to The State. Charleston, Aug. 2. ? Dr.! ioorge W. House, candidate for djutant general, .1. C. Chalk and ! . C. Von Santen, the loading! anticipants in the row jit a meet- 1 ng of a wardcluhlast night, were! >ound over to the court of gen-, >ral ? >-io:is today, the prelimi- j uiry i \a:ninat ions l>cing waived, i IM 4 ... i ik* meeting nau oceti called to suggest names to the executive 'ommittce for appointment as nanagers at tho polls in Ward 1, 11 tho coining primary. Houses faction seemed to have mtieipateil tho coming of his oploiient* ami went through tlio orinalily of electing the mana 5cis. The ariival of the other action into the hall took place list as the House crowd was coning out. The (piostion of the tour of the meeting and the time idveitised brought about the! "lie," and then the row started. Dr. House drew a..d tired his | [listol. He was disarmed and | ivhilo the trouhlo was 011 the police entered tlx? hall and took a hand. .Jailor (fraddick preferred the charges against House, who in turn swore out a warrant against J. C. V<ui Sauten and ?J. (?. Chalk, charging assault, llousu is also charged with carrying a concealed weapon contrary to law. The case excites a good deal of local interest. Alex Gee-ding, a Merchant, Takes ilis Own Life; Cause Unknown. I Special to The State. Augusta,Cia ~, duly 31.?Alex (ieesling, a prominent Merchant of Warrenton, S. ('., suicided this| morning :it 10 o'clock, cutting I his throat. He told the clcark he was feeling badly and would take a nap. lie drank a coca cola, went to the couch behind the curtain in the rear of the store. In a few minutes the clerk went back and found (ieesling in a pool of blood, his head almost severed. The reason for killing himself is not known. lie seemed in pros-' perous condition and was not financially troubled. A Charleston liny also Wins .\leLaurin Contest. l'he Slate, 1th inst. The central board of examiners lere selected to examine and grade lie papers of the young men who eccntlv stood the competitive ox* iminations in the several counties for the McLanrin cadetship in the .Juited States naval academy has mnouneed the result. There vero 32 applicants in all for the dace in 11 counties. The sucessul applicant is Mr. dulian H. Jolliiis of Charleston, and the alginates in the order named are a* olio.vs. (ieo. C. Logan, Charleson; David (i. Colebinds liamhorg; {obt. S.Simons, Charlesten: A. >. Zenip, Camden: and ducob T. Isinon, .Jr., Columbia. It is 11 coincidence that the winrt in lioth the contebt for the >cholnr*hips allowed Senator Till* nan and MeLaurin should lie a Jlmrloston. CHICHESTER'S EN6USH PENNYROYAL PILLS ?e ? XX <9 ^v, ft. ~ ^ p '** SnCr. AIwnvi ri linhl. < . f.?W OriiRfrlst 4 tii?-n?:*Ti:K'K /i in t:< <> ? fo.l.l metallic doxch, TVlili blue rlbbca i Tulif mi nlhcr. Itrlusr .ii'itf i<tiltttiiH itml 1mllitl ton-.. I; ,< . .t v nr Ini.ufii'rt or ??nrt !? . in v'timi ; t >r Pni iit.ii.n'v. irili> ntoiti?lH nn.I "Ui lief for J.:uiin' Her, by return .flail. io.OOO iv iuhoiiihIs. So I >1 by all Drtii i H CHICHESTER CHEMIC .. (JO. SHOO .lIn?Ont?n I'UILA.^Viv ' Mention this nnunr. State Campaign Moatingat Ches . terli'M. Sp-rial to 1 lie Daily No?s. Chesterfield, S Aug. 1. This wit - the hun: 1 county of Can- J iti'lat j W. i . Stevenson who was ! * reeeived with a rousing detu on* stratum which was the 1'iature of the meeting. Th cindidates ninth' their usual .speoehes. Colonel John I'. Sloan was the only candidate for lieutenannt governor who was aide to he present and he mudo a good impression. Candidates Wilhoru and Caughmun for 'railroad c mnnissioner, had a warm passage over the assertion of C::iighman that the commission should have required the S. A. Ij. to outer the union depot in Columbia, Wilhorn claiming it to lie im( racticahlo and Caughiuun claiming the contrary. Colonels Frost and llovd represented the military and both were received well and will get support in this county. Mr. Sharp for comptroller General caught the crowd with some good jokes and Mr. Walker got down to his work warmly anil was also weii received. 1 he candidates for secretary of state were the warmoft ?of the hunch today and had i'riends in the crowd. Mr. [luster Martin seemed to get the hoys with his vigorous speech interspecies! wile jokes. All the candidate-. for governor had good opI l-.uise and all have friends in this county. It i-> said that Mr. Ansel, who was not well known in this county, added to Ins vole considerably. Of iho candidates for railroad commissioner it is hard to know what to say. The crowd came out to pick its man. Wilhorn, who has already many friends here, was well received and Mr. Moblev made a tine impression and will received a tine support. About l,oo() voters were present at the nieeli ig. .I. II.(J. Baptist Alinister Demi. Special to The State. Kidgeway, A ng 2. ?Rev. 1111 Haul liar tin of thi* place 'lied yesterday afternoon from'the effects of a stroke of paralysis.. Air. Ilarlin was 7h years old and more than half of his life has Ween spent in his Master's vineyard. Mia wife and three children survive h:ni. ,n T LOOK \ S M Lit Whence came 'that Sprightly step, ihiullleso skin, rich, rosy complexion, smiling fuee. She looks good, lei Is good. Here's her secro". She uses Dr. King's New Life Fills. Result, ? all organs active, digestion good, no headaches, no chance lor 4lhlues." Try them yourself. Only 25c at Crawford Bros, and .1. F. Mackkey & Co's. PILES 'I auffWred the tortures of the damns* witb protruding pita* brought on by constlpatlon with whloh I was aflllcted for twenty years I ran across yonr CASOAllETS In the town of Newell, la., and never found anything to equal them To-day I am entirely free from piles and feel llko a new man." O. II. Kbitz, Htl Jones St., Slouz City, la sl CATHARTIC TP^DI MAP* ?Mi0?VfiVD Pieatant. PnlH'abln. Potent. Tnefe Good. Po Good, Motor Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. 20c. 60c ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Bt.rllnf P.fuNpaay, ri>l?(i>. 51.^ t ? York. 911 IIO TO C2/IP Hold and (riiarinteed by alldrtigNU'IU'UMO uiktsto CUKE Tobacco J lo bit. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE." Notice is hereby ??iven that on the 1st day of August. 1902, the undersigned, us administrator of II. .) aekson Wallace, deceased, will make final return and Hef'lenient to the l'robati Court of Luncu-tor Count v, S. C., and up ply to said court for a final discharge as sue!) ndn.mistmtor ' W. II. Wallace. Dated 1st July, 1902. ? 1 in. # ' . " *,? * r* < .%^ . *r . - * . ' i . ' 1 A Fanatical Indian Saved From Ci allows. 1'aris, Texas, Aug. 1.?The United Stites district attorney has been notilic I "that the president has commute 1 to luo imprisonnient the death penalty of Solomon Hotomu. the aged Indian who some years ago murdered several men women and children in the Lndiau Territory became ho belicved them witches and responsible for deaths from spinal meningitis. Hoteinu will lie resentenced at the faH term to hang, and then the order ?f commutation will he entered, the United States supreme court having nllirmed the sentence after the date originally set for the hanging. DEATH SENTENCE IIA NO ED. 1> . ? XT it - ummgn, ai. v.; , Aiiji.i.? i ne seutcnco to, death of Richard Blaton, a negro, convicted in February, in Salisbury, of committing an assault on a white woman,' ?ud ed by another negro, Dick Flem ing, was commuted to imprisnn ment for life, Fleming was hang ed Feb. S and declared on the scaiTold that Blaton .vas uinoccut A Ml'KOKKEU IIANOKO. Richmond, Vu , Aug. 1.?At Wise C. H. today in the presence of a thousand people, George Robinson, colored, wus hanged for the murder of another negro. Oh the (irst drop the rope broke. Robinson was brought up the steps on the outside of the scaifold, went to a store and secured anothor rope. lie was eons' ions throughout the whole of this remarkable ordeal and did not !>bf)w the faintest sign of collapse. IIANUED FOK^ASSAULT. Huttieshurg, Miss., Aug. 1.? Will Dant/.ell, a negro, was hanged here today for an assault com. mWln.l u:? ii iv.it 111 'it 11 it win ic wimmii tt 11 uc 5. A It It W i: It K SA V Kl> "For years 1 suffered Mich untold misery from Bronchitis," writes ,1 II Johnston, of Broughton, Cia., "that often I was unable to work. Then, when everything else failed, 1 was wholly cured by Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption. My wife suffered intensely from Asthma, till it cured her, and all our experience goes to show it is the best ('roup medicine in -the world." A trial will convince you it's unrivaled for Throat anil Lung diseases. Guaranteed Ixjttles 50c and?l.()n. Trial bottles fr<e at Crawford Bros, and .1 F. muckoy & Co. Trio Ono Day Cold Cure Rormott's Chocolates Laxative yuinmc fot cold in the head and sore throat. Children take them like candy. I lOW's TtMsr We offer Ofie Hundred Dollars He* ward for any ca-e ofCatarrh that cannot he cured by Halt's Catairh (Jim* F J CHICNEY ft <>., Props Toletio, O. We the iiudersignen I .tie known F J Hliuney f>r tne ! tst 15 years, and believe hisii ' feuily honorable in ul! business t.rn ions ami linaneialK aule to carry out any obligations madtby their firm. Whst&Tiujax. Wholesale Druggist 'i'oletlo, O. WAIiDIMII. KlNMAN 'te MAKV1N Wholesale I)riu*gisls, Toledo, O Hall's Catarrh ( tire is taken int rna ly, actingdire tiy tinoii the blood ami mucous surfaces of the system Price, 75c. |>er bottle r*i?M l>y at Ditli/gistx, l estintnuials free. Halt's Famih Pills are the best l I1BI 111 ?? IIT H i i l r 1 I" ' i iW 11 VIGOR MEN i-aisuy, i/iimtiy, I'onmniniil l.v lteHtorc<l HINDI HO (P*rls\ GREAT FRENCH TONIC AM) VITALIZERIssoM win. w.it t?'ii jfiiarnutee loaure Nervou-? t>t it . Dost Vitality. Faille? M in ry Kita, Di/.zituss. Hyflt-'ria, Hi<-ill Drains in tlie Nervous SvaH'iii (!j|i<teii ' y Pad H?lilU or Hx. es-i v.e Use <f I ol baeeo, Opium. ' i pi >rs. or /dvir* lh? Pace thai Kl U " M w a. d* ??|1 In s <'OIIMUII)J.'tloli ??o.i |)pi.t) t| !"? rs ilii* lliwvt ii,<| H'ai" H .ild* in the Shailered oivca l<i?iore? it? Fire of Yoni'i <| itriinr^ il?e*, t.k (}io\v to P ile ('I Makes \ u Y- uiii? and Strong uva' n 5()C , 112 l(0(\0H }Jt5. Hy Mrfil to \ny vdd'vs* (1rH|ifoni Itr. ? "t)ruy*j{isi. ui?-?ns..Uio ciktir # ' . " SVV' * ?: AAii. u '.Hf '*iiII ninfH"* t<ii 4 'I#ti |C>laratt Tour Itowrli With fu?nir?i?. Onnily OathftrlU, oUre uonstlpntlop foruvor lOe. a?c. It C. C. C tutl. AN ORDINANCE J FOR THK PROMOTION OF HEALTH IN THE TOWN OF LANCASTER AND PRESCRIBING PUNISHMENT j FOR VIOLATION TH EREOF , Mi''I ION 1 Tl?Ht, lirr-nfur all I ownets of real is'ste ir tenants, or j>? rents occupying Honir, within (lie oori orate limits t.f 'he Town of I.unoji.-ter, upon which iu.y dwelling tw use is siiuuteo, shall elect then on euitah e privies foi the convenience of ;>tie occupants of said dwelling or I house" That all privies shall he t rent ' e?l el I sst 'tn (10) fet t from auy jditch used f> r aiainage and at least fifteen (15) f t trom any ? f the slrteiH of (he Town; and all privies hereto fore r.Cled, at ? nearsr disiatue (o drains and stne's than In rein j reacrihtd, shall fnitiiw i li he moved and rcer? cted. Section 2. That dry earth, ashes, charcoal or lime shall lie used In all privies, and be placed o l lie deposits therein, at lea*t one ?ach day, and tba no slops, ruhhisli or other refuse o* filthy matter shall lu> pactdon s^itl de| sits Section 5 That it f Ua'l he unlawful to bury ?l* leave rXpesi d, wit in the < <> i oral limits of said Town, any f- oil- matter, cxci.ment or ptivey *" deposit-,* -nd that alt privies in aaitl corporate limits, shall he thoroughly c>eiiiist?l at least once u month eur? litg the mouths of Noy. tnte r. Decern tier, Ji.i.uaij', Sehiu uy, Match and A p it, uitii oi Ite evety i wo w e ks dtiring the remaining iimn Us of each I )tur, snd at i lie tint *(if cUsnsing seme the heal matter, i \cu mei t and d? posits shall he e tnh (I heyoiul the ooi (M.rate limits of 'lie said Tow u St ft inn 4. 'I'hwi t i.m iln'*# unn? ^ ~ J oflieers and agents of the Town Council of sal i including the irvembers oi the Hoard or Healt h. admit have free ingress and egress to, and from, a. y piivies, lot or i>ai estate w ithin the corporate limits of the said Town, for the purpose of earring out the sanitary rules and regulations as presetibed in tiiis ordinance That if shall lie unlawful if>t any person or persons to hinder, molest or ohsruct any of lite otlioer.i or A g*ids of said Town hi (lie discharge ?<f their duties as herein set forth That it shall be the duty of tile Poiteeineo, uudertbe t upci vision of tlie Hnaid of Health, to inspect ah privies in said Town luring the tirst tiv days of every month and as often thereafter us tlie Hoard of Heaitti may direct. .Section 5 'I'liut any yiolatloti ? 1* (he provision- of any of tt.e foregoing sections of tl.is ordinance shall hc| uut ishul i y a ti .e of not more than thirty i$80,00) dollars or hss than one ($1.00) dollar, or hv impiisontueiit f.?r not ni >re tliuti tiiirty days or hs< than ore day. Hection 6 Tbstali ordinances or parts of nrdiiiMtios inconslH'ent with this oi tli t ance li e lit it by n pealed list i lit d hy the Mayor ml Aldermen i'i ' on id 1 as?eml?iid tins twyiny Mi x I It day of July A 1) 1902. It K WYI.1E Mayor. AItist: C L? J ones, Clerk \ { zz : NOffCE. To the citizens of tho Town of Luociibtcr. Tlie Town Council has paastd atra* ordinance requiring p ivy uepoaits to 0 oe earrh d be\iH?d the Town limlu. 'i tie Council can tio this woi k cheaper and more sal hfaeto i'y ti nn private individuale, provided a Miitteient mini her of persons will co itrac* willi it to do so The Town will do the work at (lie following ra'es per year, a>t.beiu <<lvanee. Viz: $1.25 private faini* n>; $000 for Hot. In ard $2 00'or oing house-, i rovMtri I oxci are made and placed below the pi ivy seat-., arm! ptovided p n ties contracting will come f rwaid ami pay the above amounts to tlie Town Tn asur.<r July Ittlli, 1002 |{. E VV^iie Mayor. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN ANNUAL TAX ON ALLDOGS FOUND WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE TOWN OF LANCASTICK. ' lte it ordaintd 'by the Mayor and a id -rmen of the T?wn of L anraster, in council aHfumhlo and by the authority of same Sec I That an annual tax of One li'-Har is hereby aascta d am' levied Hgaii hi tl.e rwr.tr of tach d< g rr bitch kept within the eorpora'e limit* of said t ?wi; to be p i-1 on ?>r lefoto f.n a. 1 - 1DMO ? * .?.? y irv II7VO, HUM Oil 111' U! litre J It 1?iiHiy Utnfeaob and evo?y y. urthM?al?tr. 'Pnat upon |avu e.it of t*ui<l ??x lie owi.nr of ii'> dog or l>itch shall be furnihed ty tl.?? t i b f of Pol ire w i k> h >k w hicli *>li> 11 be iill" n?** 'iaii-iy pi .ce-l upon mi id ?l u or In oil b. tiVin i attained I?? a i ollar. S?!('i|on 2 I Iihi any d.n? or bilcli *. ouo'l miiiiioir it iar^e wrhour, the t pr?'hurtl ed in -iWion 2 ot this orilintt.'C. all in be ? i/.oii an.I im|> Mllid* <il In ti'i ffl a i> ot i he iom n aioi un? i aM iliH mi t i'X f of Oiiv Do'!ar. to in i io r with a * i ml tiiioiial amount of t .u'.ii> livf ivnla f >i i*?.- taking up of s-nH iiog or uttoii, .a pa ! within thirP hour- r in time of aelzujo ili-n ?ni I if .{? r bltoli aiiall foilhwith l>e ki ll (I k ititi ilbv .be Mayor hi ii \ i?l r-. mo in c ti ?i ?i?-onii.le?l thl- 26th j day f J ii y 5 It H, W Y I.IK A' ! . , ' . f I I' D J?>NK-;14. p ^KA ' j Oipi k. m ?rf ' y >~L C?L' - * _ t*i. ?CHdV "* ' . - .? ... kil? ^