Solomon Valley Democrat from Minneapolis, Kansas • 10

THE DEMOCRAT. How Buy our ritlUAY MORNING. DEC. 10, 1836. 111 mm a mm nwir 1 Apropos to ball New Years eve is the story of the editor who was refused the loan of a costume.

A happy thought struck him and he borrowed a razor, shaved himself, took a bath, donned a "biled'' shirt, brushed his clothes and was so disguised that he struck up a flirtation with his masked wife. Our citizens must remember that while the new railroads will create some opportunities for labor and profitable investments, no body can pick vi gold on our streets or make this the metropolis of Central Kansas, without lending a helping hand. Look out for your roads and bridges, and make the approaches to town easy and departure hard. spray fountain, the aggregate use of water for all purples not t-xcee I 10 000 gallons per dav. but the watr thus provided 11 not be uud habitually by any citizen of Minneapolis, thereby depriving the water company of revenue.

SECTION XV. In constructing and operating the works the company shall be liable to any d.miajre arising from injury to the property ot persons of the city or citizen, and shall save the city harmless from any damages therelrom. SECTION XVI. The fire hydrants rented by the city shall be used for no other purpose than hereinbefore provided; and to insure this, it shall be a misdemeanor for any person not authorized by the citj to open them. SECTION XVII.

Thecily of Minneapolis agrees to pass and enforce such ordinances as may be necessary to protect the water company, in its rights and property within the city, from the acts of evil disposed persons, during the continuance of tins franchise. SECTION XVIII. The water rates to consumers during the continuance of this franchise shall be as fol-lows, to-wit: Alcohol, each barrel manufactured, meter or 10 Ale cellar 12 50 to 45 00 Uakery, each barrel flour used 5 00 liar room 12 50 to 45 00 Barber shop, first chair 7 00 each additional chair 3 25 Bath, private cold, each tub 4 00 hot. each tub 5 00 from completing them by stress of weather or other causes not their fault, then this bond shall only be operative as far as to secure a payment of five dollars per day for each and every day from the contract's completion until they are completed, and where such penalty shall have been paid such bond shall be cancelled, but in default of such penalty being paid, the city shall collect the whole bond. skction xxiv.

Within 20 days of the passage of this ordinance the Said C. A. Lamb and H. E. Keeler shall file with the city, their acceptance of the same, which acceptance duly acknowledged before some officer authorized to administer oaths, shall have the effect of a contract between the city and said company.

SECTION xxv. It is hereby agreed by and between the said C. A. Lamb and H. E.

Keeler their successors and assigns, and the city of Minneapolis, that in the event it be deemed necessary in the construction or extension of the said water works, to issue first mortgage bonds upon the said water works property or extensions either on all that so much of the hydrant rental to be paid by the city of Minneapolis under the provisions of this ordinance as will fully pay the interest of such bonds, shall be paid the holders of such bonds by their trustees semi-annually, on the first days of January and July of each year until said bonds are paid, and that the balance of the hydrant rental, the city of Minneapolis agrees to pay to said C. A. Lamb and H. E. Keeler, their successors and assigns.

It being understood that the hydrant rental which the city of Minneapolis agrees to pay to the said C. A. Lamb and H. E. Keeler, their successors and assigns, for fire protection or so much of said amount as shall be necessary to cpay the interest on such bonds shall be set aside and paid to the trustee of such bonds, and by him used exclusively, and only for the payment cf interest upon said bonds when and so long as the game shall become due and payable.

When such bonds are fully paid and cancelled, then the hydrant rental due from the citv shall be paid in full to the Our store is the place to Slid the Largest stock, the greatest variety, the Latest styles, the Lowest prices; everybody knows this. Everybody in need of clothing is coming to our store, join in the procession it will be a saving of dollars to your pocket. 8 00 10 00 12 00 05 hotel or boarding house cold each tub hotel or boarding- house hot each tub public, each tub Brewery, each barrel brewed, meter or. Beer house 12 CO to said C. A.

Lamb and 11. E. Keeler, their successors and assigns. And provided further that the said city shall in no case become liable for the misappropriation of anv money paid to anv such trustee. If there 400 Men's Suits, Boys5 Suits, School Billiard saloon, each table 3 00 Boarding house, per cent, more than pri suits and Children's Suits and our Boys' Overcoats are lower than the 43 15 00 10 19 50 10 00 vate residences, and tenements, for same number of rooms Book bindery per hand 2.00 or minimum Brick work, per thousand kiln Brick yard, each table or gang for season Church 5 00 to Candle manufactory, special or meter.

lowest. Call and be convinced that the above is the fact. Solomon Correspondence. It. S.

Morgan at the post-otlice is our author zed asrent to receive subscriptions or notices for this paper at SoLmion. E. E. LEWIS, Pharmaceutical Chemist. You can got six per cent money of P.

M. Wall. Try Abbott's Kansas Belle, if 3011 vant a line nickel smoke. 'Comrade Howerton has gone to the Soldiers Home at Leavenworth. Mr.

M. G. Dunn of the Montezuma, Hotel was in Kansas City the lirst of the week. For fancy groceries of all kinds, at lowest prices, call on L. C.

Cameron Co. Ballard's Horehound Syrup advertised elsewhere in this paper is for sale by E. E. Lewis. Gold Dust, Light Hays, Monogram all excellent brands of Hour at L.

C. Cameron Cos. Sir Knight Babbett has built a new kitchen on the house which he purchased of John Snyder. Fresh arrivals of the choicest brands canned goods almost daily at L. C.

Cameron Engineer Mullen, who was on the engine when Mr. Walton was killed, was in town last Sunday. The Knights of Labor "received their charter last week and they are now organized here in regular shape. The band will have a masquerade ball New Years eve. This will doubt less be the social feature of the season.

The progressive euchre party met with Mrs. C. II. Dewar last week. This week they meet with Mrs.

W. C. Has-kelL Ulio Board of trade as soon as it is "fairly organized, will take some steps toward that new bridgo across the Solomon, The meetings to organize a Board of Trade are frequent and it looks at this writing as if a successsul result would be reached very soon. ot candy Cigar per hand 2 00 minimum 15 00 Coffee saloon 12 50 to 45 00 Confectionery 15 00 to 100 00 Concrete, per cubic vard 15 for street paving 07 2 00 Distillery, each barrel distilled, meteror 10 Dyeing and scouring meter or. 15 00 to 100 00 Fire Protection standpipes, to be used only in cases of fire: be no such trustee, such payments may be made to the owners of said bonds.

Provided, however. That the said C. A. Lamb and H. E.

Keeler, their successors and assigns, shall in no case bond said water works property or extensions, either or all for more than the' actual cost of said water works property or extensions. SECTION xxvi. A sufficient tax shall be levied and collected annually upon all taxable property upon the assessment rolls of the city subject to taxation, to meet the payments under this ordinance as they may respectively mature during the existence of any contract for public fire service, which tax shall be irrepealable from and after the passage of this ordinance, and in case the city shall be authorized to levy a special tax for such purposes, such tax shall be annually levied and the proceeds thereof shall be kept as a special fund to be known as the Hydrant Fund, and shall be irrevocable and exclusively devoted to the payment of hydrant rentals under this ordinance and shall not be otherwise employed, except that any excess of said tax in any one year over the amount necessary to pay rentals for such year, may be used for any purpose that the said city council shall direct. SECTION XXVII. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the official papers.

Approved Nov. 8, 1886. Attest: JOHN TRIPLETT, Mayor. R. L.

Hillman, City Clerk. SEAL. I hereby certify the above to be a true and correct copy of the original ordinance No. 69. passed by the city council at a special meeting held Nov.

8, 1S86, and of record in the office of the city clerk. seal. R. L. Hillman, City Clerk.

4-inch attachments, each per annum Published December 9, 18S6. 1 Ordinance Xo. 69. An ordinance authorizing Charles A. Lamb and II.

E. Keeler, ot Chicago, 111 to construct, operate and maintain water works in the city of Minneapolis, Kansas. Bp it ordained by the mayor and councilmen ol the city of Minneapolis: SECTION I. That Charles A. Lamb and II.

IS Keeler, of Chicago, 111., be and they are hereby authorized, subject to the limitations herein, or by law provided, to construct, maintain anil operate water works, in or adjacent to the eity' of Minneapolis, Ottawa county, Kansas. To lay pipes for the carrying or distribution of water, in any of the streets, avenues, alleys, lanes or public grounds of the city, with all necessary and proper buildings, wells, conducts, or other me.ins of obtaining water supply, with all necessary machinery and attachments required to sivply the city and inhabitants thereof with water, and for this purpose mav enter upon any street, avenue, alley, lane, bridge or public ground under the control of the city, to take up any pavement or sidewalk thereon and make such excavations as may be necessary for the laying of such pipe and attachments, provided that such use of such grounds, be made with the least practicable inconvenience to the inhabitants of said city; that such excavations be guarded by barricades wherever necessary, aud lighted at night, and that such sidewalk, pavement or excavations, be replaced bv and at the expense of the water works company in as good condition as before, aud with the least practicable delay. SECTION II. The rights and privileges herein granted to continue for a term or period of twenty years from and after the passage of this ordinance except as herein-after provided. SECTION III.

Said works to be constructed on the direct supply system. SECTION IV. The pipe system will consist of approximately 1,600 feet of 10 inch pipe, 2,500 feet of 8 inch pipe, 12,600 feet of 6 inch pipe, 4,500 feet of 4 inch pipe, with 50 Ludlow hydrants. When so laid and completed the amount of pipe and number of hydrants shall be known as the original pipe system. SECTION v.

For fire protection the works shall have the ability to throw six streams at one time from six different hydrants, through 200 feet of 2 inch hose and one inch ring nozzle, to a height of 100 feet perpendicularly or 133 feet horizontally in still air, and the works shall be constantly in readiness to answer a call tc this eflect, except that for purposes of practice, the calls shall not bo more than one hour in one week. SECTION VI. The provisions of capacity for fire protection above stated shall at all times be over and above the amount of water required for other purposes. SECTION VII. The machinery and buildings shall be of good material aud workmanship so as to be of 100 00 57 00 25 00 15 00 10 00 4i 1 1 lZ IX Forge Fountain, special contract, according 6 00 4 00 From Dec.

7th '86 until Jan. 1st '87, Every purchaser will be presented with our new busi to size, number of jets used, not oyer hours daily, 7 months per year, each 1-16 inch jet 15 00 Hall, special or meter rates 7 00 to 20 00 Hat manufactory, per hand 2 00 Hose, for private stables, not less 5 00 livery 50 00 For sprinkling streets and lawns, including washing fronts and sidewalks, 20c per lineal foot up to 50 feet, and 15c. per lineal foot for additional fronts. ness card and are requested to keep the same until Jan. 1st, and certain numbers will be advertised for and the parties holding such numbers will be requested to call for a present- go IVotice of Final Settlement.

THE STATE OP KANSAS. Ottawa County, In the Probate Court In and for said County. In the Matter oi' the Estate of Homer II, Hall, Deceased. Creditors and all other persons interested in the aforesaid estate are hereby notified that I shall apply to the Probate Court In and for said County, sitting: at the Court House in Formerly Blue Store. Corner Lots.

If sprinkled, the sides to be charged same as frout. Hose not allowed for any purpose except where whole premises are rated. Hotel, special or meter rates, or per room 1 25 Icecream saloon 15 00 to 100 00 Laboratory, by meter Laundry, by meter or 15 00 to 50 00 Locomotives, by meter Machine shops, special or meter, or per horse power 5 00 Officeor bank 5 (Xfo 20 00 Packing house, special or meter rate Fhotographing 10 OtfSo 23 00 Plastering, per square yard 00 Printing ollice, $2 per hand or minimum 10 00 Railroads, special or meter, llectifyg hisly by meter (DOMESTIC USES.) Residences, no connection lees than 4 25 for 1 room 4 25 2 rooms 3 00 3 5 25 Minneapolis, County of Ottawa, State of Kan CO. sas, at the next term of said Court, on the 5th day of January. A.

D. 1887, for a full and final AND E. WIITER settlement of said estate, for allowance for services and attorney's fees, and discharge permanent value. Buildings to be of brick and stone with fire proof roof, and so constructed that additions can be made thereto when ecessary without impairing their use during from further duties and release of sureties. Isaac Piper, Administrator with will annexed of the Estate of Homer H.

Hall, Deceased. Nov. 6th, 1886. 18t4 the time such additions are being made. All A.

GREENEBAUM, Manager main water pipes Cused in the construction these works shall be of cast iron of weights ot less than as follows: Four inch pipe 20 lbs. per foot, six inch pipe, 30 lbs. per foot, eight 4 6 00 5 6 75 8 00 7 9 00 8 9 50 9 11 00 it ncn pipe, 44 lbs. per loot, ten inch pipe. 58 lbs.

rVotice eiTInal Settlement. State of Kansas. Ottawa Co. November 9th, 1886. per foot, with usual allowance of 5 per cent, lor variation in weight.

Said pipe to receive the osoat coating: and test of 300 lbs. per square In the Probate Court in and lor said Counts inty. Gil- 10 II 60 11 13 00 Each additional room 95 Charges same for use of yard hydrant as if )R. W. T.

MARTIN, ncn, ana tae certincate oi tne makers or salu In tne matter of the estate of William W. mour. Deceased. KUGGLES pipe inrnisbeu tne city by the water works Crpdltors and all other persons Interested company, tmt auch test has been made. The pipes were in the house.

in the aforesaid Estate are hereby notified that liestaurant, per tauie, si.za uuw iuo Dentist, Minneapolis, Kansas, Henry's Bloci, up mains shall oe so laid as to be four feet below the grade, asd no joints shall be made in the pipe except in th trench, each joint shall have not less than 1 inches of lead, and be well I shall apply to the Probate court, in and ior said Conutv. sittinar at the Court House in Saloon 12 50 to 45 00 Schools, each scholar 05 Slaughter house, by meter Minneapolis, County of Ottawa, State of I KnnRiiH. at the next term of said Court.on the stairs. Teeth extracted without pain wifth- ox caulked, and the water company shall be re ide gas. Glycerine Tooth.

Tablets for- palish ing and cleaning teeth; for sale. All -rk "Mrs. D. L. Hopkins with her daughter and eon, arrived here from Denyer.

last Tuesday, to visit their relatives the Winsatt3 and Eopkinses. The Boom is coming. Several parties are quietly picking up loose real estate. We predict a decided advance between now and spring. Mr.

J. J. Hewitt died last week of a 3ever. His children were sick and his constant attention resulted in his own which proved fatal. 'Out schools are in excellent condition.

Parties looking for a Kansas 5iome can be sture of good schools, good preaching and Sair in Solomon. ffc. Morgan "has a ne display for Christmas. The Postoffice store will ibs crowded until after the holidays. rSanta Claus has rented it for his headquarters.

We could not learn the names of the officers in assembly number 9,044 Knights of Labor, as that is a profound 5th day of January, 1887, for a full and final settlement of said Estate, for allowances for services and Attorney's fees, and discharge from further duties and release of sureties. Soap factory by meter Soda factory by meter Sprinkling carts, per cart of 250 gallons, per month 18 00 Sprinkling carts, per cart of 550 gallons sponsible directly to the city for any damages to streets arising from' leaks in the pipe. If any trench requires to be over seven feet deep to be properly laid to permit future grading, the city will pay the aetuwl additional cost of guaranteed. Marv R. Gilmour.

Administratrix of the es per montn such trencnintr. and li any pipe or hydrant tate of William W. Gilmour deceased. 18U Stable, private, per head, not including should require to be future for the same cause, the city will pay the actual use of hose oo ILLS COOPEK, Stable private "livery and sale," per cost of such change. No main pipe over 700 Notice for tonnly Printing.

stall, meter or, 2 00 feet shall be less than six inches in diameter, inside, unless fed from both ends. Public notice is hereby given that the Board Starch manufactory, meter rates Steam boiler, by meter or per horse pow Tonsorial Artists. SECTION VIII. The city of Minneapolis hereby ajrreea to and Lifery, Feed, of County Commlssoiners will, at their regular er 5 oo Steam heatinc. private house 5 00 meeting on the first Monday of January, 1S87, does rent from said for the term of twenty Steam heating, large buildings 10 00 to 20 00 Evesy years, except as hereinafter provided, 50 (doub- Opposite the Ballou House.

consider all bids on file for printing of legal -AND- stock yards, special or meter rates. nrrtiora nnd statements reouiretl by law to be thing done in First-Clas Style. Stone work, per perch or 16i cubic It 04 lft aiscnarge; ny a rants, to ue located by tne city and set by the company on the aforesaid original pipe system, and if the city shall at published, for a term of one year from April Stores and shops oo to 20 00 Tobacco manufactory, minimum rate 1887. Board reserve the right to reject any ana Sale Stable, 19 00 by meter, or per hand 2 00 any iuture time elect to place more hydrants on the original pipe system, such hydrants shall be placed by the water works company at the ex all bids. W.

W. Walker, a CARMAN, DENTIST. O. County Clerk. Urinal basins, private 5 75 Urinal basins, public 10 00 Vehicles, (spring), no hose 2 00 pense ol tne city, and tne city snail pay the necessary expense of keeping the same in order, but shall pay no rent therefor, nor shall the penalties hereinafter stated apply to such hy First-Street, MronsapoK.

Kansas. Horse? boarded on reasonable terms. Give us a Vinegar factory, by meter. Prompt and1 careful attention given to all departments of Dentistry. Care of children's teeth specialty.

Office in Sheppord-Parker Water closet, private residence, each seat 4 60 secret, but we understand that they WHEN YOU WANT Water closet, stores and offices, each seat 5 50 drants. Lave a King. SECTION IX. The rental of the aforesaid 50 hydrants, in Minneapolis, HARDWARE I YY ater closet, hotels public places, each seat 9 00 Washing bottles, special or meter rates. Wine cellar, special or meter rates or 12 50 to 45 00 clusive of any further number which the city After the new railroads, electric lights, eras, street cars, manufacturies may elect to place on the aforesaid original pipe system, bnaii ue tne sum oi 00 an off to charitable institutions Thirty per cent.

nually, to be paid in installments semi-annual Stoves or Tinware, Barbed Wire, Screen Doors, Pat. Churns, ly on January 1st and July 1st. SECTION X. thousands suffering- from Asthma, Consumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try Acker's English Esmedy? It is the best preparation known for all Lung Troubles Bold oa a positive guarantee at 10c, 50c E.

ferosby. Druggists. All water mains located to the 35 EasiEitGrocerf and water works are secured, how would it do to make a move toward that bridge across the Solomon? Ur. T. M.

Yohe, fireman on the Valley freight sprained his knee because aforesaid original pipe system shall be con 31 as donation GENERAL METER RATES! 30,000 gallons or less per month 30,000 to 60,000 gallon 60,000 90,000 90.000 "150,000 150,000 "300.000 300,000 MANUFACTURING METER RATES sidered as additional lines. For any hydrant which the city shall select to locate on these 30 25 20 lines there shall be paid by the city to the company the annual rental of forty-five dol 15 1 Shovels, lars each, payable semi-annually. The city ice on the step of the engine, lie was KEEPS A NICE LINE OF 30,000 gallons or less per 24 shall have power to order by resolution the mains, (not less than 4 in. diameter) extended off duty for several days this week to 60,000 gallons per month. 22 whenever a revenue of S100 is assured for each 21 Mr.

Kevnolds from the main line is 400 ft. of such extension, the city ajrreeine to or 21 t83, acting for him. der one hydrant set at rate of not closer than 300 30,000 60,000 90,000 150,000 300,000 450,000 750,000 7 Spades, Scoops, Forks, Hoes, Rakes, Half Bushels or ANYTHING IN THIS LINE, feet, or further apart than 400 feet, on the en 90,000 150,000 300,000 450,000 750,000 900,000 or over per month ELEVATOR AND MOTOR RATES 1 15 tire line oi extension at tne annual rate specified in this section for the unexpired time of The Valley freight, last week was S3 Ki'it3 this contract and franchise, the difference be lianred into a nijrht train. No change 900,000 tween the amount paid bj the city for hydran 50,000 per month or less, per 1,000 gallons. 50,000 to 100,000 per month, per 1,000 gallons.

CALL ON Parrott, rental and tne aiorcsaid $100 for each 400 feet of extension to be paid by the residents along said line of extension, and it is expressly understood that that portion of the $100 to be paid 13 3 25 23 20 18 15 100,000 to 150,000 per month, per i.ooo gallons. 30,000 to 200,000 per month, per 1,000 gallons. Dried Fruits, CURED MEATS, 200,000 to 250,000 per month, per 1,000 gallons. GENERAL 250,000 to 300,000 per month, per 1,000 gallons. 300,000 to 400,000 per month, per 1,000 gallons.

400,000 to 600,000 per month, per 1,000 gallons. j8 S. L. BARNES SECTION XIX. by residents, is not guaranteed by said citv.

The rent of hydrants on ordered lines shall commence when they are set, ready for use. But on any lines which the company may lay without an order of the city, it 6hall be optional with the city whether they will locate hydrants upon these or not. The city shall also have the power to order hydrants placed upon such lines subsequent to their being laid, without paying the added expense of placing them at such timc3. SECTION XI. The city of Minneapolis reserves the right, at the was recorded on the time tables, but various circumstances kept them back, the boys now consider midnight as very early return.

John Kracuchi had a fiifty dollar gun stolen from the engine room at the water tank last week. Will the present possessor please call upon Mr. Kraeuchi for the wiping stick it is a nice one and is of no use to John without the gun. I would respectfully call your attention to the choice selection of tine holi Golden Belt I XL Reg Patent and Buckwheat expiration of ten years, or of any term of five years I I therealter, to purchase the works of the company, to MACHINISTS gether with their extensions, riehts, and franchises, Have just received two car upon giving the company six month notice thereof in writing, the valuation to be determined by three FLOUR loads of choice Minneapolis, Sax. hydraulic engineers, not in the employ of the city or Coxcokd All private water rates shall be payable quarterly upon the lirst days of January, April, company; the city choosing one, the company one, and the third by these two, and the valuation ot the works by these commissioners, or if they fail to agree, July and October of each year, except as the company may otherwise agree with individual Winter Apples, by a majority of them, shall dehne the sum to be paid consumers.

SECTION Xll. by the city to the company, and if the city shall fail In case of the failure or refusal on the BIRD SEED in Bulk. Yankee Notions, day goods I am daily receiving. Having purchased the best line obtainable to purchase the works when appraised, the expenses of the appraisement shall be borne by the city and the contract between the city and company shall continue part of the city to pay hydrant rent for the period of 30 days after an installment falls due I can offer superior inducements to Which they are selling at a very low price. Call for the period passed over.

it shall be the privilege of the company to We do all kinds of repairing: to machinery, from a sewing machine to a steam engine, and do'it promptly and well. Fire arms and tools repaired. Vv ood turning of ail kinds done to order. We can giye complete satisfaction in overhauling and repairing threshers and binders, steam engines and sewing machines. withhold all public supply till such arrearages SECTION XX.

Whenever from any cause the company shall be buyers. Respectfully, "Gem Drug Store. are paid. SECTION XIII. temporarily unable to supply water to either the city and see before you buy.

The city shall have the right to cause hydrants to be inspected from time to time, and if any hydrant is found not in working order. or consumers, or in case ot the hydrants being closed for non-payment of rental, all rents for the use ot water shall cease to such parties during such period, and the company shall be notiiied thereof, and if if it be the fault of the company, the rebates tor rental shall be for double the time the works are disabled, They also carry a full and they fail to repair the same within twenty-four hours, ten days rental of ucli hydrant shall be but this shall not apply to private service pipes if it 22 Kinds 01 TODacco, 16 Kinds of Soap. Gall and Get Prices, A. P0ETEE. deducted for each day it remains out of order.

can be shown that the main supplying them is in oper end reliable ere 111 oeu nntil such reductions amount to the annual ation. section xxi complete line of 0 15 0 epend upon. Acker's Blood El I. C. Cameron Co.

intend to close out their grocery business here and re moye to Gove City, Gove County, where they will open up a new grocery establishment. They have erected a tine stone building at Gove. They will leave here about Feb. 1st. The following were chosen as officers cf the Board of Trade: Said company agree to keep their works always in rental of the hydrant, it being the duty of the company to report to the city when the hj-drant is again ready for such notifications to be in writing, signed by and addressed to the operation and to supply the citizens and inhabitants ixir litis been proscribed for veers for all lm-puriti03cf tlieElood In every form of Scrofulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial dbcases, itir rocenes provisions thereof with good and wholesome well water.

SECTION xxil. proper olheers. The above penalties shall not be exacted for zo equal. Jtoi iir Said company agree to commence said works within hydrants disabled bv the carelessness or wilfu invaluable, E. davs alter the passage and acceptance 01 tnis ordi iiiinry of persons not the employ of the L.

E. Crosby, Drussi nance and prosecute the same to completion within waterworks company, nor to hydrants tempo riarily disabled by repairs to or extensions Lyman Field, President; H. six months of that date, and ihey lurther agree as part of their compliance to give bond in the penal siim of five thousand dollars for the faithful performance J. G. Henry 55aIIai4l's MoreSioaiml Synip.

A sinjrle bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup kept about your house for immediate use will prevent serious sickness, a larpe doctor bill and perhaps death, by the use of three or lour doses. For curing consumption its suc-wonderful, and ior ordinary Pres. 'Newmiller, First Vice At prices just right. THE LITTLE RED GROCERY, At west end Second st, mains. SECTION XIV.

Th citv shall have free use of water for th of said work, which sum is expressly agreed shall be paid by the company to the city as liquidated damag oflices occupied for city purposes for public Whitley, Second V. C. L. Sherman, Sccreur; J. Sheahan, Treasurer; Di Ballard's Snow Liniment is a positive an.1 infallible cure for Kheuuiatism and ail pam-.

It cures Neuralgia, Inflamation or tUtm Chest, sore throat. Bruises, sprains, cm sores, frost bites, stiff joints, lame bark, corns, bunions as if by magic. Is the penetrating liniment known. Try it and no other. Krecamis Dunn, Ag't.

1 schools, and for flushing sewers; lor misnin; purpose, the use shall not be more than two on es, in case ot non-compuance on ino pan 01 me con tractors. SECTION XXill. inch nozzles, two hours per day, and preceded Coug hs, Colds. Sore throat, Croup, hooping Sore Chest and Hemorrhages its effects are surprising and wonderful. Every Piitifthe work of buildinsr the water works has bv nroner notillcation to the pumping station W.

Collins, E. Will Johnson, E. Xewis. rectors: Geo. Kogers, S.

Bronson, C. II. Dewar, S. Sutherland and E. been becun and prosecuted with all reasonable dili Kansas.

The city shall alao have free use of water for Minneapolis, bottle guaranteed. Kremis Dunn, Agt s. gence by said contractors, and they shall be hindered I not exceeding four drinking fountains and.