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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-05-30
ALL SORTS.

Fresh oysters on Ice at Il. Daer
ln52
| Mrs. M. E. Rrnckel is back from
the Bay.
No paper will be issued from THU
Office tomorrow.
Mrs. James Raycraft returned t.
Carson yesterday.
Miss Forbes, of Hawthorne, i.
visiting Miss Ada Tobey.
Mrs. Jewett Adams arrived on
yesterdays morning train.
Miss Florence Spurgeon has re-
turned from Mason Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rule, of
Reno, were in Carson Sunday.
All kinds of stationery at John G.
Foxs. Also books and jewelry. j29
Memorial Day will be well observed
in this city. See program in another
column.
They have recently discovered a
breed of dogs in Asia that deliber-
ately run down and kill tigers. Such
dogs have good deal Of gall.
The Stockton Mail says: There
is more Joy in San Francisco over one
champion pugilist that returneth
than over ninety and nine good citi-
zens who never fought a prize-fght
in their lives.
Wife-Ive an awful cold, and you
don't show the least sympathy.
Hubby-You shouldn't have walks
ed down stairs last night in your
stocking feet when you thought | was
n the kitchen with the servant girl.
Mrs. Frank Beers, Misses Belle
Spurgeon, Nellie and Hattie Cush-
ing, Laura Friend, Halle Bigelow,
Lena Crabb, Carrie Lutz, Susie Dor
sey, and Horace Dorsey and Morton
Horton were confirmed by Bishop
Leonard at the Episcopal Church
Sunday.
The man who made the following
remark is wanted by the board of lady
managers at the big fair. He met
friend in the machinery building who
asked him if he didn't think the noise
was overpowering. mo" he replied,
mot for me, for have just come
from the women's building "-E1.
Editor McClatchy, of the Sacra-
nento Bee, says: I'VE are exceed
ngly glad that the Murphy estate
has got into the Courts in San Fran,
cisco. The daughters abominate this
and would have spent the
money in Europe. As it is, the
lawyers will get most of it, and, as
here is a jolly, generous lot of them,
hey will keep the coin in circulation
IN this State" Furthermore, this
lame editor, who is proud of his
lineage, says; "a Murphy that is
not ashamed of the land of its an
,estry, and is proud, happy, and
thankful to be kissed by the gener-
ous sunlight of its adopted country, |
$ Murphy that it would be a |
pleasure and an honor to know. But |
| Murphy whose seed was brought |
over in the steerage, and who sub
thinks there is no cabin
anywhere in this behight-
ID country fit to associate with
veil, such a Murphy Is disgrace to
he parent spud.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-05-30
District Court.

Judge Cheney held session Of
the above Court yesterday, and the
following business was transacted:
G. T. Van De Mark VS.. Gladding
& Bright. Demurrer Withdrawn and
defendants allowed Is days to an
swer.
Richard Herman vs.. G. NJ. Schulz.
Foreclosure of chattel mortgage.
Decree of foreclosure ordered.
M. c. Gardner Sr. VS., Brown Bros.
ct ais Ten days additional time to
answer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-05-30

when told that tobacco hurts them
their wives never do, because shat
tered nervs. week eyes, chronic
catarrh and lost manhood, tells the
story. If your husband uses tobacco,
you want him to quit, post yourself
about No-to-bac the wonderful,
harmless, guaranteed tobacco habit
cure, by sending for our little book
titled: ''Don't Tobacco Spit and
smoke your life away" mailed free.
Drug Stores generally sell MOTTO bac
The Sterling Remedy Co., Indiana
Mineral Springs, Indiana. j19tf.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-05-30
JUSTICE COURT.

Frank Purcell's case was called at
eleven o'clock. Upon motion Of the
District Attorney the case was dis
missed, the defendant paying the
costs. Sabin, after having Purcell
arrested, refused to push the com
plant.
Frank Ambrosetti and B. F. Dam
hauser settled the dispute out of
court and each went away happy and
contented. Each one paid half the
costs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY, MAY SOth,

MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 3Oth
The following will be the order 0
parade:
The line will form on Carson
Street, right resting on Proctor St
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. in the following
order.
FIRST DIVISION.
CITY MARSHAL AND AIDES.
GRAND MARSHAL AND AIDES.
AIDES.
FRANK OLIVER, WILL LlKENs
ARCHIE ALLEN.
DRUM CORPS.
Co. F, 1st, Reg't N. N. G. Capt,
Frank Bryant, Commanding.
Custer Post No G. A. R. G. B.
Brulin, Commanding.
Union Veterans.
Mexican Veterans.
Custer Corps Nc. 10, w. R. G..
Mrs. w. Fl. Crislsr, President.
SECOND DIVISION.
ASSISTANT MARSHAL C. E.
WYLIE.
AIDES
ARTHUR MORRIS. ELS. DAUG-
HERTY
Teachers and pupils of Empire
Public school.
Teachers and pupils Of Brunswick
school.
Teachers and pupils of Carson
Public schools.
Officers and children Of the State
Orphans Home.
Citizens on foot.
Native sons.
Teachers and Pupils of the Indian
school.
Fire Department.
Carriages containing Choir, Fed
eral, State, County and Municipal
officers.
Citizens in carriages.
Citizens mounted.
At 1920 sharp the Column will
move through Carson street north to
Fifth Avenue, thence to G.. A. r.
Cemetary, where the services of the
G. A. r. will be held.
The order announced for the ser
vices at the Cemetery, is as follows:
Reading of Orders -. .Adjutant.
Vocal Music. ..........C Choir. /
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Vocal Music. Choir. |
Prayer. .......- chaplain.
Address. ...... Post Commander.
Poem. ............M Miss Ella Foley. |
Vocal Music .............. Choir. |
Services by the Officer of the Day |
and Chaplain.
Calling of the Roll of Honor, by the |
Adjutant.
Hymn America, by the Choir and |
Indian School.
Decoration of Graves.
The column will reform at the
sound of the Assembly, and return
through the Cemeteries, South to
Fifth Avenue, thence to Carson ST.,
countermarching at Second St.
A-cordial invitation is hereby ex-
tended to all Union Veterans, Civic
Societies, Band, Citizens generally, |
to join with US in the observance of
Memorial Day.
Contributions of flowers are solici-
ted, and will be received by the
Committee and Ladies of Custer
Corps No. Is, w. G. R. at the brick
building next door south of the Nov
city Bazaar, after 10 o'clock A. N. of
the 29th, instant.
OFFICERS SASH coLoRs.
Marshal. Purple.
Assistant Marshal's. ......... Red.
Aides. 49,. Red, White and Blue.
The Marshal's Headquarters Will
be at the Lieut.. Governors Office.
Assistant Marshals and Aides will
report promptly at $50 o'clock A. NJ.
]. POUJADE,
Marshal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-05-30
BORN.

To Will Day, a daughter. That
was the capital prize in the lottery
for May.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-05-30
Tobacco Users Smile Sometimes.

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

page: the Bisseil carpet sweeper factory
on Mill street. slx stories high. nov APP
preaching completion: the New England
Furniture eompany's factory. also six
stories: the Jefferson and Wealthy ave
nue. school hou@ee. the Kent county
poor house. the dwelling - Christian
Berisch on Crescent avenue: the King
man house. on College avenue: the
and Renssalier Nanncss. Messrs. Rush
cago 4 West Michigan con-
order gave such excrlient salts
can secure business from the company.
just now the, have IN progress lesn
tlful new passenger depot for that som
pans in Mnskegon. They are alro build
ing the new ptfhian temple shown an
tins issue which all 10 Tie hsndsomeet
large building m the cat, a. eell as
hand@psll. residences for Messrs Thomas
frianf and 4. - fsnctsr Besides.
the, have large number ~ lees prcfen-
tiuus buildings and residences on hand
onc conspicuous feature ~ The work
n Iush \ sons - it, architectural
hcanty Blocks built by them never
hook like - pile ~ brick and stone
thrown together by The overiurning - a
Wagon. Their work II uniformly beau.
i,ful. and AZ the same time they never
sacrifice utility
NJ the meeting 20 the hoard - super
Wilson'S for Kent county. bcid "Wednesday.
plans submitted for Rev county Jail
were passed npon. Among The large
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
CORL, KNOTT & CO..
LEADERS IN FINE MILLINERY
Th~sS >sssk ~ oae OF shsr tArxs.s and
tise~s Ia sh~ Great Stale al
Michigan

kntrrprising young nsen are very sue
ce~sfgl In' business ia Grand Rapids
Many illustrations q this could be
shoxn. bat IA "a instance better than
BY brief histssry "a ioesI tifD. which
~ tDdsy dsang an immense and profit
abb boie~ale and retail business.
-Four years ago Corl. knott q Co. pur
chased the retail millinery business 81
j. 4. Kendall xhich ~ss then loeafeds at
No. - Monroe srfrst They iulmesh
ntely oserhaui.d the store and added
wholesale department. BENG pspalar
statesmen and mrs. class business men
their trade rarriis increased aud Il Vas
apparent that larger quarters would
olDon have 90 be secured At that time
Mrs. l,r bot-fossi va- erecting the SIX
Story building a. >o-l - aud >. North
Division street Corr Knott a Go.
thooght that this would b. an excellent
iscafion for their business add secured
. icase n the entire building aud had Il
constructed an a manner suitable tO
their requirements. Their succes- since
moving into their nex boisilng has been
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
RUSH IS A RUSHER
Admitted by Al Builders to
ee the
BEST ARCHITECT IN TOWN
foSr Year, az Hscx~~~sAt Wark IN
Grssd ssaps<as ~ H. ~ sta.s =
S.sn--Sosne cr Thar BuSb<1snxs

-Four s.srs ago A. W. Rush came ~
Grand Rapids from S&uit Ste. Marie,
where te had gone from Chicago
90 TAXI charge IL Tie cpnsfruc.
tien IL the National taBk huiid
ing. and N connection With hls son
opened an architects oshoe In the tor.
ter block 90 Monrs~ strret Mr. kI she
Wide expsff<nce MAS ~ once manifest Ia
practical builders. and as result the
firm II Rush 4 Son al onc- became one
II the leading hrms IN thsr iine. In
deed during the four wears they
have been in business here they
have furnished plane for more than 30
buildings. or an average IL a building \
week the year roand Moreover. those
buildings many a them al least have
teen large and important ones. insois-
ing the expenditure ~ great deal ~
money, Among them might he men
toned the elegant fs~rtssh flats. corner
81 Park and Ransom streefs. the Ham
merehmidi bnildsng: the PIERCE block.
east ~ No engine hous,r: IA. beautiful
new Briggs building. shown on another
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

lofs. and Underwood A jerks {. subdivi-
sion. September L.. ls..,. l35 lots. max
ing grand total ~ go lots. about two
thirds ~ which have been cold BE
sides their own property. they have sold
for Watkins a Co. most - the Windsor
addition of 1aj lots and nearly loo lots
and houses and lots in various parts ~
the city Cd @
Two 81 the principal reasons for the
wonderful success 81 this firm have been
their thorough belief in the principles 81
small profits and quick sales and that III
selling on contract on small monthly
payments. and al the same low prices a.
10 those who are able To- pay all cash
down. They also build houses on any
~ their lots 10 suit. snd sell same on
small monthly payments amounting to
little more than rent Mesers. Camp
hell A Underwood take great pleasure
in referring a. dozens 81 their patrons
who have bought propcrt, II them
within the past two 20 four wears aud
which - now worth double and treble
what they paid for II, and ID many more
who have soId AZ double and more IN
from one 10 two years after making their
purchases
These gentlemen say that their spc
cess - in no small measure the result -
customers Who. having done well ~
their uWn investments. recommend their
ffiend- and scqualuianTes e. 'ge thou
and DO hkeWiSe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
GRAND RAPIDS HERAI.D SUNDAY MORNING. JULY2 Na

srrond foor arc found ribbons. lsees
and silks; on tise tnsru tbs mats are dis
played; on the fourth are found noxers
and feathers the nfth u occupied ~
receiving room and OF the sixth are the
Job lots and duplicate stock II millinery.
The stock carried b. this nrm ~ a.
large ~ IL found IN any wholesale boose
ia this state
Mr.. Corr and Mr. Knott have beeu IN
the millinery business for nearly = score
81 years. having travelled previous "a
going into business for eastern houses.
They are both first class saiesrnen and
have became very popular IN both bosi-
ness aud soc.ai circles III t,rand kspids
Mr. J. w. Goulding. the other member
OF the frm. 10 one Il the nseeg successfui
business men Of Port Huron. where he
owns a large milliner. aud fancy goods
house aud considerable real estate and
business property The nsn II corl.
Knott 4 Co. is one II the best esiab-
ilshed in Grand Rapids and has bright
future before IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
PHOTO ny KRAMER.

the rear Of his residence. which viii bs
reached by fine driveway.
The residence Of ID. G.. Underwood.
corner Of Paris and Wealthy avenues
facing the former. with broad frontage
on Wealthy-is also in the extremel.
fashionable residence portion ~ the city.
The house is large. lofty. comfortable.
having sixteen rooms. besides the
usual accessories Of nineteenth
century mansion. The material
Of which the house ia constructed is
brick. cherry red in color. the woodwork
matching the brick. Like his partner.
Mr.. Underwood is an admirer Of good
porch. and the one that ornaments his
house is among the largest and finest in
the city. The owner is also fond Of
plenty Of elbow-room. and his beauti-
fully kept lawn il expansive and well
shaded. A handsome summer house
ornaments the lawn and large brick
barn is seen in the background. Alto
gether. the residence il one that reflects
credit on a hustling young business
man who owns il and is an ornament to
our great city OF beautiful homes.
Handsome half tone views Of the resi-
dences Of Messrs. Campbell and Under
wood are shown in another place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

rsnl~r press ste7 kusi a ~un vere fhs
iucst competitors. apd ~ vote e TIE
loard ffss, wets rhn@en 81 architects a.
charge - fhf No-fk The arfs.pn
= THIS fsef caa-.-l ilrtls 1iessprt b. 10
cifr ~ 4 Is rsstsiu that Rest 4 So All
rir. tl.s g~,5fiir - this rrassis 80 that
r. crrdIt fs>af great CITY Isie arsfi
- Mrssrs f.aah A Sou 49, nla9, -
nfar aiaus fest a the fhfrts .eiFhi fp''fn
f,sf~ ssrr4est rett hiaf rrDr isstff %
considering fhs differ nsa-s - sFtf'issf,
fhsf Ilensiif sri-. 81 fhs-sis - q fasfis-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Commissioner - Lalsor Carroll =.
Wright knows hos - relieve paasrs -
statistics ~ humur. says the Washing
fou News in hi- volume or Marriage
anal Divorce. 1Uss pages. he has st
forth Ssxtg nine cauees Tor eises ard
thirty Faf husbands Tor heine granted
divorces IN the various courts a thf
cpuuffy
esF,e aife as freed frpul TIE bpnde a
Faetrlnanv heesuss her husband cau.f
home Al H. o'csoxk ~ night and kept her
aVske taking
Anothsr xsfe wss hefr--3 cat ~ the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Canes her husband hsa never ffferss1 -
take be- e' uanz -. lsesasi onis l,s
disores
The Can~fs Pr cfarfiaE asnrtss o.
huslafsls srf 5esi 81 .n3ieraaE
ars husband ~. iraffs - bis ST
ar;ii - 3 - hfuieel sad ssfe
snofhff hasisand nft ssrsf.line 81
the sfnafrifre = get faf = h.d vas
ruiiea cff - hie shiSsrrs
Ors husband So rais - shseer Eifh
csdd t iesl iesu@e ~ sffa-e ppiied
lie tass sf-xers -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

dsss Ger. shipped 10 Orsgon and Wash
ls,xtos. xhlie N,chigsn. fadisnA. Illinois
and Wisconsin are covered simo~t en
tlreAy By thets statesmen
In the retail department cori Knott
A. ca. haze eoaa- "a he recognized as the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

court tecsas< Der knslsand dld mol sAsh
nimseif.
Ms husband cut 81 my t~rxs ~
force mosed the heart ~ = Judge ~
grant another wife absolute diserus-
The uacntsl sudefsng sf Sife. be
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

high. and saords magnificent sies up
and down Nadisen Avenue II 10 sop
ported BY twelve ornamental stone eoi.
umns. which add materially o. the APP
pesrsnee u the hoase. Mr.. Campbell 10
just nox building handsome stable al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

p<nss II Journey 10 the east t. secure
novelties A. nothing better can he found
there than 10 shown ~ home This has
had the eject II doubling the trade u
cosl. Knott 4 Go. IN the past tso years
add al the same tluae shoss the concern
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Residences of Me~sss. James Campbell
aud ID. 4. Underwood.

aud ID. 4. Underwood.
One may drive great uiany miles
along our finest fesidenc. streets with
cut finding anything more attractive
than the homes Of Mcssrs James Camp
he'll and ID. {. Underwood. the we'll
known real estate men. The house of
Mr. Campbell is located at No. ~ Madi-
SON avenue in the very finest residence
district Of the city. and is beautiful both
in architecture and surroundings. When
Mr.. Campbell purchased the property
In 1887 he determined To remodel the
house. and Tor that purpose although
not an architect drew plans that would
reflect credit on the best architect in
the city. The work was carried out un-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

A Couple Of Heal Estate Men Who
Have Done Wonders.

Have Done Wonders
The enterprising firm Of Csmpbeil 4
Underwood have operated in Grand
Rapids realty for the past five and one
half years. Their first plat. Oakdale
Park. containing 1876 lots, was recorded
September -. 1887. Their next. Camp
bell 4 Underwood's first addition. forty
seven lots. on March -. 1888: Campbell
4 Underwood's second addition on
October -. 1888. twenty six lots; their
Silver Creek Park addition on February
-, 1889. lab lots; their Windsor Park
addition on June 8. 1890. 36l lots; Un-
derwood's addition. May 5. 1892 LIS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

To be one Of the most enterprising in
the country.
The arrangements and the equip
ment ~ the house are complete in every
particular From the shipping room in
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

FHVtO b kHAhfh-
leaders in millinery in this state. Buy
Ing IN large quantities they are able Ia
see1re all the latest importatlons al
prices that cannot De secured by the
smaller concerns Mr.. Corl visits New
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

der his personal supervision and great
Or 81 roauy porch extending along
WhrF Mr. eamrte PURCHASED NE
place the front n ~ tsrrsefsf haf this he
bad tsrn asay ami re iafgesf T-irch 81
TIE cifs replaced T. TIE rssreh = very
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

air1est 5a,srfuf- RAJ 81 theu .pemrr
nearly tsn farussrl rgr'- fiaitel fssir
rer zt.s,e snii sir-s SAT fnls fheH fu~i
men ere eriftcv~t rteernR = ttrfifarv
inriutIaE faur sra.fs fhs eh leea +
luslrre. h7a Beer a.8asaiiy spreading
suf ans f ees reaehrs g. the Iati6e
ccasi Test -ir'rz e~ire - arae rr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-09-07
sheriff. saIs.

By virtue aud authorityas ~
execution issued from the on
Clerk of the Circuit Court q =
County, Missouri, returnsos ! I
September term, 1898, Of
and to me directed In fssofs !
Potts and against A. kL
have levied upon and sei5ss
right. title, interest and eins
said A. K. Laughlin Of, ID ses
following described real e. +.
Lots six (6) and fourteen ti4lSs
Addition to the town Of 49,
ing and being in the said -
State of Missouri; and VII
Friday, the 22d Day Of Se
A. D., 1898,
between the hours Of o,elez
forenoon and O'Clock in re
of that day, at the east =
House door, in the City
County of Audrain aforesale~
same, or SO much Thereon
required, at public vendss
highest bidder for cash masse
ject to all prior liens and -
to satisfy said execution
]. N. STERhZ
I'd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-09-07
Sheriff. Eala

By virtue and AUTHORITY oftt
execution issued from the clkn{
Clerk of the Circuit Court cir
County, Missouri, returnalh ]
September term, 1898, Of ~ 3
and to me directed In fssa
State of Missouri to the nRss
Jesse and against the unknm
of Henry F. Reno, 1 have lsTiks
and seized all the right, ti!ls. I
and claim of the said unkDoHs
of Henry F. Reno of, In and hk
lowing described real estaIe ]
The south part of the south .
of the northeast one-fourth, 20
township so, range 7, all lylnsa
ing in the said County an9s
Missouri; and 1 will, on
Friday, the 22d Day Of Sep
A. D., 1898.
between the hours of 9 o'clod !
forenoon and O'Clock In the -
of that day, at the east, ftuss
House door, in the City dk
County of Audrain aforesad =
same, or so much Thereof NJ
required. at public vendus !
highest bidder for cash In hsk'
jeet to all prior liens and Judp
to satisfy said execution snd g
j. n. STEPHN
I'd, 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-09-07
SheriTs Sale,

By virtue aud authority sf
script execution issued ffomtzs
OF the Clerk of the Circuit Coslft
d ain County, Missouri, rstufss
the September term, 1885, Off,
and to me directed In favof Q J
Beshears and against ]. b.
have levied upon and seilsa :
right, title, interest and Cir !
said ]. B. Moran of, in and ~
lowing described real ests1 Z
Forty (40) acres the southNa
of the northeast quarter -
township 81, range 6, and ~
acres the northeast fourtholfa
west quarter section 81, tow
range 6, all lying And belngns
County and State of Missoua1
will, on
Friday, the 22d Day Of Seps
A. D., 1898,
between the hours of 8 ofctoas :
forenoon and O'Clock In the ss
of that day, at the east ~
House door, in the City ~
County of Audrain aforessio
same, or SO much Thereof =
required, at public vendas
highest bidder for cash 10 ~
Ject to all prior liens and jaq
to satisfy said execution snG Z
]. N. STEPHEe
I'd. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-09-07
JOKE On DALTON.
The Boys Try to Put Him on Record
Against the Administration.
From the st. Louis Republic.


That was rather a shabby trick
that some Of the boys in the Twenty
second Ward played on Col. Dick
Dalton the other day, but it was
funny if you look for the amusing
feature. 1t seems that advocates of
a Is to 1 silver ratio got up a meet
ing at Garrison Hall. There wasn't
a very large crowd present, but it
was large enough to adopt a resolu-
ton that had been prepared declar-
ing that ''citizens of the city of St.
Louis favor the use of both gold and
silver at the ratio of 16 to 1; oppose
the repeal of the Sherman act, and
demand that our Representative in
Congress support the free coinage
BILL" Several gentlemen were in
vited to make speeches, among
them Hon. Richard Dalton. They
responded. Colonel Dalton made a
speech, which those who heard it
say was away out of line with the
other speeches; in fact it was direct
ly opposed to the letter and spirit of
the resolution. 1t may have been a
surprise to a few of those present,
but that didn't interfere with the
regular programme. The resolution
was adopted, and late at night the
newspapers yer furnished with a
report of the meeting, the same re-
fport was telegraphed to Congress
man Cobb, and sent broadcast
throughout the country. That re-
port simply stated a large and en-
thusiastic silver &c to l ratio meet
ing had been held, gave the resolu-
ton in full and a list of the speakers,
including Colonel Dalton's name,
the interference of course being that
all the speakers favored the resolu'
ton. Colonel Dick has been busy
ever since explaining that he did
not speak in support of the resolu.
ton, but that his few remarks were,
on the contrary, quite the reverse.