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c. II. rrowett Of St. Clair, Mo. Is a, the
-.Gay :iIeuburE Of Carrollton. III. Is a:
th, st Nicholas.
-R. J. NrBruce OF Montyosc. Ark. IS At
NJ. A. Boyd @, Fayettc. Mo. is at the
w. l.. Landor of Pembroke. Ky. Is at
''' r Tucnstcu. formerly q; St Louis. but
now = resident of Chicago. H. ~ the No=nr-
Fred Gray of Hot Springs, Ark, is at
" LD1yiI waugh Of Belfast, Ireland, is at
the s.. Nicholas
M. Hsi,zmdun Of Bouham, Tex. is Il the
p. l.. Van Als,yne CT Sugar City. Colo,
IS at the Planters.
W r. CAME and family of London, Eng
land. are at the southern.
r.. wagner Of Fort Scott. Eas., Is at the
NosaT.
Il. c. o'Bannon Of welsvilIe. Mo. is a,
IT. pratt Evans of Little Rock is at the
H 6. Kentucr Of Stanberry. No. Is st
~ Young Bartholow of Dallas. Tex. IS a;
the Planters.
W. Mason Of birmingham, Ala. IS at the
Southern.
r. %, A. Britain of St. Joseph is at the
Henry Raedsr of Chicago is at the St
-. Vollmer of Little Rock, Ark. Is at the
". NJ. Price. Jr.. of Stuttgart. Ark, is
&C. A. pratt Of Little Rock is at the
Southern
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RECORD Ur BIRTus.

I~..n7 and AuH. lsr.U0n-. l,Ia i.-'s-- ..-i
N..Earr ag.- I.l-." si..r.r s... f-r..,f. SIM
iu... and D.. .Hl Decker. ...a S..t.r...I. -.r..
A'ae-t q. and Fannie Crnsser. .At -- Va
Join and Trauo.e SE-ver f-.l Armstrong: rfri.
.--. -. and aru.- H-ufsr. as-. 'st.Ea.. by.
H.: ana Tr-sy Irraehna. lE- south Tenth;
Gs.l. au; E.rr.3a l.. stark c-2 CTs. BOY.
Fred and Title baT-.. ga N,rta Eleventh..
Wallace ANA Cora T. Wilson's; e.rl
.f..u j. tui Anna l- Ge-l.y, ii9 N.rrn
F.iaE fad Cornelia CaGa-aa. tl.7 south BIS
f5au J, anI. Nary Nslty. So Page. boy.
Hubert H. and Emilia =. sr-uA, 4iss No-tliA;
WiIla.a ana Pauline Iogsn. g., Vest: girl
d. aul Julia Cn.-ut. Us ~'HtG Eighth. EIlI
stephen and Lizzie s!s"iusoy, 80 Marion;
frederick and Carrie Ieeiz. 30 Dad.sr: rIri
Robert +. anu Elizabeth J. Guittsaa. a-7
John a..1 N-llc iawlsr. r2-l Collins; h.v
Peter and JuiiL *. Fl.t-. - u North Htua1"aFi
Fred and Anna Bender. 7iG Marion. Irv
William ana johanna NGnnauh"1g. S'-5 oxford
T-iuarl and Mary Huber. 1872 Monroe. -rgi
Wtu and Anne HplaMaUn. iI-i south smith:
hiner, aud =. wessbeeaer. Hsnrassa ord
,aI,n ana May Fox. 1919 North Seventeenth;
Nir. s-d Nrs. !;oaacs. 1896 N.rth Tenth. G;-l.
My. ana Nr-. <.'-n t-1G >ur-n Tenth, LI~i
A.he~t .rd Anne Egan..a. L.'- i'sarr.. 10y.
Frederick J.. aui iiatt-r Martin. 'gis Tyler,
John and Ella Troy I,-5 D.lmau. boy
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: IS an s2.pm
SV. LOUrS AND HANNAH.
CHRISTIAN WORKERS.
Interesting Services at Second
Day of Missouri Cooperation.
REPTRLIC SrEnIAI,-

ttE.tt bi-iC Sl'ESlAlS
M0!erly. Mo. Sept. 19.-Tn spite Of the
heavy downpour Of rain this morning, the
second days session Of the Missouri Chris
tiau Cooperation brought out an immense
and an increased number Of delegates. there
being over 20 Of the latter now in at
tendance.
The greater part Of the forenoon was de-
voted to the business Of the Ministers Con-
vention and election Of officers for next
wear. The following officers were elected:
President. J. l.. Fi.kcTtpn; vice president,
Levi Marshall; recording "crCtar!, ". =.
81 Clu.r: assistant recording SECRETARY. J..
G.. Cupp; corresponding secretary, 4 y Ao-
bot;: superintendent Cht.slian tnoSiN"r;
Claude L. iiilL Officers OF the blbie Scho1i
R-ard-PTesideu., j. b COrwin' wee litesi-
dent. Levi Marshall; recording secretary, ).
W Mlunce: corresponding Secre taTy, y. j.
Marshall; treasurer. Ii. +. DAVIS. Cihcer5
Bible School CUnverucn-PTesid = u
Chiffon. vice president. W r Turner; sec
r.tarv ID. G. Peters. Trustees Christian
I'uIyerslty-tiGOrg Eiilisgn. -. Erre;t, +.
n. Call. J. II. Allen --..-.-
The time OF holding the next convention
was set for Monday after the third sunday
a me adiress on city EyangeIIzation'
was delivered by Doctor y. j. Marshall or
St Louis. The reports Of committees on
Literature and Coiportage by Il. J. Lamp
. ton; Missions. by Andrew Scott American
Christian Missionary Society. by j. NJ.
Vawter; Resolutions. Davis Errett :
Orphans Home. MIS- H. II. Meirer; Obit-
uaries, J. A. Berry, were all interesting ana
instructive.
AT $50 the Reverend T. z. Haley preac ched
a memorial sermon or the HE ana chdr-
acter Of Alexander Proctor, and the keFtr-
end Mr. Meigs, returned missionary from
China made an instructive tax On the
habits, character and needs Of the Chinese.
( The woman's department. i, II possible.
more entertaining than the mems. The
| Officers are: President. Mrs. +. NJ Lowe.
| Kansas City: vice president. Mrs. NJ NJ.
GooGe St Joseph; corresponding secretary.
Mrs l., G. Bantz, ST. Louis: recording sec
| rersrv. Mrs o. B. Lon&an, Kansas City;
| treasurer Miss Matte Burgess. ST. Joseph.
Mrs L. q. Bantz Of St. Louis was elected
delegate 10 the national convention TO be
| held at Kansas City in October. The ladies'
have on hand sSO33.5s. and say they VIII
| have $1,000 By October !. They adopted
| the constitution which had been prepared
| by n select committee
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DEAD HAN RETURNS.
Villagers Believed Him Cold in the
Ground.
KnpEELIC sPECfAi.

RFPUELIC SPECIAL
Boston. Mass. sept I9.-The Inhabitants
OF the sedata village .: Baskerville went to
bed on Friday night morally certain that
Henry Kershaw was safely lodged under
four feet Of earth in she old Grafton Gem
etyTy. Yesterday morrnE thsy dNnEe 10
fu5 the seltsame Henry keTsSaw pldciily
promeuaGinS the village streets in quest
Of lhe paymaster in tiie min aid Si'. in
hack pay
" hen last seen three weeks ago, ker@haw
was sitting on the bridge over the Black
stone River. The next morning his hat
was found on the river bank. twenty feet
below. ON Thursday morning George Ii.
Smith found the body OF man IN !he last
stages of decomposition. The body was
towed ashore and the clothes We're identi-
fed positively as belonging TO Kersh3w.
Knowing these facts. the astonl$hed fac-
tory operatives We're convinced with great
difficulty that Kershaw was himself and not
somebody else. He gave PROOF positive or
his identity by demanding his back pay to
= cent
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REAL ESTATE ANSEI,us-

EUCLIg-S It. Rudolph Eo.tmsun TO
Fred Mdllfagh-W. q. -.................-.S
ICu1 DarIing-w. a ............ 60
FHAEkLiN-S3 #. q. in. Gastavus
SrAuchuann g VIM. No-r:s-vy a s.
FAELiN-2S f.; Hanna Neville to Jessie
kcebouEh-w. d. d...-...-........-........... &
GRATIOI-a6 It. : in. n. S. bet Fie-
teenth and Seventeenth; Ruth Scott To
Jerome CJllirs-w. q. ...............- .
GRATIUT-25 f. IN, Il. S. bet. TIf-
teenth and Seventeenth; jerome Collins
% Hy. Mange!s-w. Il. .................-- 90
GRAND-50 IT., s.. bet. North Mar
ket ana Cass. Pat Grace TO Pat short
W. q -. .-.----. .-.--...-.. g
Lynch; Jacob Schmidt to Louis i3orres
glS, q
to AiUpius Nc.aran-w. d. ......-.... &
LA SALi.E-25 r.; Mary Grad 10 John
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THE WEATHER.

Id-H.Iat.H. 81. lg.-f0I1c-st sor Ia1Fsd7y
g.. IrFIag-
sor I.1li=-Ea!- n w- s..Tr. clearing "a east
er- portion THURSDAY. t-.dGy. 1ag. n-sL s1lth
Co v-s. winds.
FOR CiaacGia ard ln.iiaU Territory ard AZ
iau-.e-,r.... rally ta!r thursday and i.i-.dy. Eo-
r.tlIe vi:.d..
Tor Io.a Fair Thursday and ri icy, probably
WARMER ETilay. we-re.,y winds. be- r.-iaS Va
-. oi'.souri--Ceac-llIy fair Thursd7y and FIi-
Pr Kar.s-s a1d Neagasl,a-Fa,r Thursday and
Friday yart.y.e wines.
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Five New Post Offices.

REPI- -T:IIC Si'E''fAIl
Washington. Sept. 19-Tbe following post
offices have been established
AIkaHsas--Ziuck. Boone County, J. r.
kttucr. Postmaster.
GeoTGid--JaS.s, fauniH County, J. H.
Ritchic. OStUastcT.
Tcxas-Cyeushaw. Falls County. r. l..
Barclay. Postmaster; Marcy. Haskell Coun-
~, t. \. Cl.mmcr. Postmaster.
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Mrs. ". z. Ggosb. Manchester and Spring:
Wcc6ar 1. Grovcs Olive and Whittier: stores.
1iihelrnina BsrEhcfer. 2l-2 Alien, dwelling.
Franz, :. Fender. 4i20 South Eleventh.; dwell
'' Frank !. Fender. 4s2i South Eleventh; dwell
ing co.,
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BIG EOt II.
LAKE eHORN. NIly YUnN

LAKE SBDRE. EiW NUt-N
liEuSb% RIVER, BOSTON
AND CllESAPLAkE AND +
Train.
Indianapolis Express ...-.---.-.
New Igra amt E;-stau Limited
kLtckyfoJtkcv Special - %y.S
lviE. Boston. .ra-lls.ist o..
Ed!jimIIC ana PHI.ad-.uI-a ..
Alton Express ..--.......-.--...
Gstt1uu a..I Alton Aac. l!lO-
u-ii-n .-.--. ---.-.-.-.---- .s
l.. st.U. Nm York. t'l.iul-s.,
Washington. Baltimore. El3t-
GdetI liza ....-.-.-.-..-..-.
: situu-Lc4rcs 'LJ-.f a. Il;
- A.rl =. -. -l-fi D. ~.
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subu-hnn Trains.
--,,, Teton station
ANOTHER STRIKE At LOWELL.
Two Hundred Packers Quit in SYM
pathy With Print Workers.

Lowell. Mass. Sept 19.-Two hundred en-
pioyeS Of the MarrimaC packing room
struck to-day in sympathy with the print
workers, over 40 Of whom are on striS5
on account OF being required 20 work over
time without any increase III pay.
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ATTEMPT TO FR0VE An ALIBi.
Claims He Arrived in the City Only
Thirty Minutes Before the AS
Observation-Disclosures PcnnilcSs
aud Smooth Shavcn.

Frankfort. Ky. sept. I9-The first evil
lcrce Tor the defense in the Howard case
was taken to-day the defendant himself
being tile first witness. He told in a straight
forward way @: his arrival in Frankfort
and his movements here. January -.
HIS testimony. as anticipated. was to
prove an aiibi. He Will be on the stand
again Tomorrow.
The statement Of facts which the defense
expects 70 prove wlt tcad to show that
Howard arrived In the city about thirty
minutes prio- to tht assassination and did
not so To the Statetouse till several hours
after the tragedy.
The defense VIII also attemtp to show
that Howard was then and had been exam
shavcu for year past. and that he was
not the man seen n inning from the Capitol
grounds or later Standing on tho steps Of
one of the buildings. as that man. accord
Ing to witnesses, hal a beard.
Howard mad come to Frankfort il may be
shown. for tac purpose Of procuring par
don tor She murder Of George Baker. but
Governor Taylor refused to consider his
application.
Has Never Received a Pa arIop.
Attorney Little. :c outlining the plan Of
the defense. said the defense would prove
That Howard would have 10 borrow money
To go home when he left Frankfort and
that he consequently had not received
money for killing Goehei cT from any other
source and that the records show ne had
never received Il pardon Of any kind,
though the Commonwealth alleges that both
money aud a pardon. were to be his reward.
In his own behalf Howard testified that
his train was late and that he Went from
his train 10 the Board of Trade Hotel and
was there when GUeb-Is body was heius
carried ny.
Howard In a general way, contradictcd
everything of IN iHeCimiaati4S nature told
against him Icy James Stubbleneiu and OH
,r witnesses IN reg ard To alleged remarks
concerning the murder ut GorDv..
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Chicago Publisher Married.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Normal. III. Sept. 19-Rufus Ropp Of
Chicago and Miss Minnie Walker of Normal
we're married to-day at the home Of Mrs.
E,Gward s Walker by the Reverend @. a.
scott Of the First NJ +. Church OF Bloom
ington. MIR. Rcpp is a publisher of Chi
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sT.LOJIS MERCHANTS. HRIDGE TER
a;ISAL EAILN&G sIHt tli54N TRAM


Els;louaG-Leaye Ei-atl and Crat.ot streets
~. -tt sc.Ia5, 49, r-i-. 49,. c-.. iJ-a2 ll-iJ
u-. LIE a.. --i-. :. s-t', 90. - p
80 ---.l-y aid sunday ua.y-I- "a l- m S.ndaJ
C.-y-,.-s, go. - O.. u-- s.-L 70 M.
l-=.ye wash aE-.a ayrsus, except sunday. 4-s4.
g.. 4.fl. 500. l4-- -.4-. -, 4.+b 2-.t
al ala. g.. $50 : 81. sa--llty ana S1ndss-
.H y-li.s5 B.. SUNDAY Ca!y--S--s, IL. -J-is
4 EE.. o.-a g.. M
vyestscuasl--i..ave Granite C.ty. excert S1lr-
day. ola :. S--z, a-Zs. IJ:ls =. m: 1910. 2:j-.
80, 80, S-i. 0-i. .---. t-li p Ia SATURDAY
ou4;-i - 2. II. sunday cIiy--.5, s:Si - n:.;
Ave Madison. except su-cly. s.l9. 7:oa Is
g.. iya6 .. m: l.is. -.li, So. 80 6. ~,
81 =. IT,. saturday -uty-+-sG p NJ. sunday
oaiy-S. S.4i a. ul. l-.5. GO a. N.
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nrnnchf Hrnken.

REPIBLIC SPECIAL.
Nokamis, Ill. Sept. 1g.-The long drought
was broken here to-day b. an aiI-day rain.
VIII ch is Of untold beri.fi; 20 the farmers
in this district for fall seeding.
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ram.
cT ,L-.ti, Louisville. Wash
lHIt,.r, Baltimore. Ehisa4el-
Pima and N-w Np-z Expires.
Cincinnati. louisville. F.tj5-
bLrs, NasAi4-Jau. Baltimore.
EuuaIltrE!a aua &,w York
dr- VI al .rs-.---...-.a.. .-----....
Cincinnati. Louisville. pits
LGfr, VI a-ai..5au. itdi-I;.s ..e,
IN lace. pl.G ami N-U EJEA
Royal E:-I. Limited ...........
EluIt Accommodation ....-.-.-.
E4uII A. ......-.-.
Y ct -a!Ga AN. T!r.cG Lex
.r.EE- ..a Af.-.. RON. ..
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LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE
CONSOLIDATED IlAl
Tr.iA.
Lg;..-.II!e EN-ress - C.utTsiia.
Mount Ntru.u. Mount tar
mel IIiIytt..I, L.rLt-. .il.c.
Washington. Philadelphia aud
New YORK ....-..--...-..-.- -.-.-
Mount ! 1-uan ttglluGls.3AflI. lI.l
Louisville limited Z Louis
VlIl., d-.iuE'gu. i.a.Ii.';'.fr's
] hIiltaipaia ana sew York
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nnY WHEkT-BuY c0hH.

There is no safer business than buylag " Mheat ,
spr Corn on all heavy declines, Seila ~ @ oot -
xlIar explaining methods. No ehai,so Ii
less We make money for you =. u -lslt @ ~
2 Co, s24-s Lincoln Trust building, ST. LOUIS 9l"
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NANDALIA LINE.

Train.
East Mall .-......-.........-.
Trains NJs. - ard 4. New
Ny.k. FLii4t-ipuIs, E5i,moTs
and shluEt1a Special .-.---
Indianapolis and New lork
ll--At -.-.-s.-s. .-.--s-
New York Limited ....-.....-.-
EtEJ-Eey and A@cNilaF LIN
isH4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..--.--.
Columbus ard T. stern fss ITe IS
Van il. .G Accom- --ul4tiou ..-.-.
India polls .@i New YORK
lAliv.- -------.------.-.--.
Fa-; Mali ........-...........
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Department II agriculture. Weather EErc2V--
E.tra-.l.-ieal observations receive! az = Lotis
September ~. l.rf. t.at II. local tlH- an.
g. ~. seventy -ilttl srl..:au time. c.se- .4.i..s
taken 1t tie same moment oi time AT ali sd
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL

Fe-tr.,n Illinois Fx-ro=s
~i-ru~llaIt. E'r-, port and DI-
hI.9. --....- - - m -1:zS Pm
tit.t-. Daylight Special --..-. 80 pm '.:23 y:l
~1Gis -,.i -,cc. '4.15 pm e. - am
Chicago Diamond Su.giaI' -. 80 pm 'i:2i am
SOL III -ftN LINIS.
Pa.'ural Mail and Exp..ss-
Nun. EyEs-ru, taFDcrd iie and
Marion '7.55 an 80. pu,
New orleans Fast M-:l-CHitO
.,Gl:.u.-. ia kSCl. Tenn.
ami Texas Express. Nash
vie. Atlanta anu Jackson
VILE .......... 's-1s am SIS p;n
ST Louis Sr~eill-t'a3-o, Mem
rais an New orleans -. s.a6 am "a pm
tc...ur-ut: ltloH i.uTr rsysj,-.n.
o,,ster = . pm III 3, am
A-"n.uu-a5c dion Murphy 10.
aI.al and CTaai springs o.. 49, pm 81 80 an
New rrir,TS Limited - Clirc,
Memphis. Dixie Flyer. Nah
Wiz Atlanta and JacNs
VILE ia ..-...-............. sS.fi pm '-.is am
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nUHLiaCrON HUCvE-U,

rain.
For hannibal. II. 4 St 7.
Io.ii7. Quincy. k,,KLi. J--!
-''.. .-'- = ..it .--.----- --.,......
L. Ii % haIaIual-..-....-.-..-,
Fer Si.i.r. odd \Y--L...-.-. o..
f'gr 81 Lau4, Ati-a--Er.ls, sI4
last S-~- ..D-g, .4.G-iz d i
" l--tisll! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .-.
The ErsIEktgu-\n.tA1In Pa
enc EAprra=, lrr hdE=14 4
CIJg, -. Joseph. S1rthw, 81
Nebr-ssa. Llagk Hiiis. sNyl-
IalES, -.sI,tu.t. a-I-.s-tlu.
Iu--t Sy-G-. Portland su,.
- b" IUir tlty EEvr-sS," 1Hs
t-.Enca.-..s. 81. raul ami
iuy,,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tie 'Sglras IA -Cu,Jra-lS Ex-
press, Tor Denver. Cobra. ..
tab ana Pacific Coast, Va
80 J"--4 I'll r-----.----.---.-
l-"..,4 % burlington ..--.-.--...
For NJrl;..GI iowa, -. Pad
>.d Minneapolis ..-.-.--...--.
For !.I"als. va East Side ii.
q. isu-k Island ..-....... .....
For Dubuque nd L. crosse.
lC- kE.5es cts. gH..h1. IT.
J'sala. Lr.F-r. N-1ra=k Ia.
Colorado, Utah and Pacinc
Cast. i.s1 Northwest ..-..-...
Local from iiaaHiuai .-........
f'rr A!t.a-Lez.- 20 q. u;
daily Ll-4g q. III. c4iiy; l..
C..rf $50 D. n. except SI-'.
ga =. Hi., except Sunday. $50,
=. .G.. daily. $50 2. m, daily.
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-. 81. ~ 81. l.. RN. iilend

IRAN.
II IGi!-OWcnshoro. Clover
port. Lon lie gHd the EES.
Eastern Express - OWrlstu-..
t.aV'g-- II. Louisville and
Ih- East ................
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CLOVER LEAF.
I'm. ip-paTt. 4 b.
.rs ard $eg YORK Express. So ali -
aa5 ami Sew York Express. 80 pm -,
CDT.Qy BELT,
IRON NIUUNTAi

81 LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY
GiLrOis Centrai-'
Trsi1. Depart. Arrive.
Cot Belt F-v-re<s .......... 80 am 80 u-
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ROYig. AECANy-u.


$50 -oEhNp C'JNcIL. MISSOURI!
G .1.,. . G'.-.I. A-r-u--t. -9H:i f-.!I-t
go - ? HalE:ra--a raifI welcome t5 Wis
e Earyf "a ir..H. =.d.. lg '.-uu and ne .uH-rs
.7,%7F" t.u abroad. T.. ,. NEt~ER. C. Z.
'..s. J.. cox. Grand Secretary.
- corr IEIILIANTE COUNCIL. 40.
.tCi. if-. Royal AIglr4uI meets first acI
'@..s3~ thtsi T. US i,ys c. el.h month At orc h
ls|Es Han. 't.r..s H"t l--~tH- ;.'g-
Visitors cordially w-..ga-- y ~ meeting T.sITs-
day, -.Ht-r-l-r p. at o.
p. Il. BAKER Regent.
,ctl: nuIAlAR COUNCIL. No. 90 ROYAL
1872 'a..ur-. ee-s TrgI.urlr on the - ora
t.-'S and :1Trsh " .Lals f .r-h :gu-f IA ac
~-~ Nst Ed Han. .luney All Ngr1e,tutar
Cs-sr.es. Visitors cordially We HI,l and Pleas
andy entertained. y. y. IERAChEN. L c-at.
~ J.. Nsau.n. s. or try
- VALLEY COUNCIL M. 4rs II. A.
,@sS Nets iu West I'D Ur1. Ti1r1y AMI
go taa5sE":t'- a.'1U"T. gu the "N.n-
and Fourth Thursdays of each month
r" ..r l~.-r..r.-..H - -u--rta .uruHr-- Pos tie
.r-iag ar every r.-e'iu-. Ni-.S.rs are ca-!a.y
UsiU me-. FRANCIS J.. COOK. Recent.
clark E-etscru.a- secretary.
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Arrivals and Departures of Trains M
Ir!nn S;af.nn.

AND ST. LOUIS
i4i.DAb.
Depart. Arrive
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Train.
T,Nas Fast Mall 10 little
Rock. IrN1Tkana. Dallas.
FLrt Worth ami Abilene ...
Dclta. columbus and Cairo
!NIrCss --..--..-.--..---..
Fast lay ENuI ~. Hss Springs.
Dallas. Fort Worth. Austin.
san Antonio. HUU.t-u and
Galveston p ....-----.--....--.-
IsSls. NaEiC1 and California
Spec iai-Halids. Fort Worth.
Il Pes.t. Los Angeles. G-l-
vIs.-u. san Antonio and L.
l'iF -s..----.-.-- ----.--.-.--..-..
Memphis and Hot springs EN-
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CENTRAL AND
AND -Aisi:N< I
mo RAiLN AE.
bsp4r- AITtNc-
f4.fs III . 80 -.
- - an ssi5 ga
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
nE PNTI;I.S.


-, nets every TUESDAY eyei.6s At osl?'c,s s,'cs
Shoot Shoot wal NnG'P n ranks ssii 5r4y. 90 an tnl l'
visitors cordially '4yi.a IEII a. Snl n me9'rs ,y re 'e.ed
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snIil GnIh MeddinE Rings.
n,IlBIxG PERMITS.

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JaccarTs, Broadway and locust.
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Personal.

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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-12-12
Small Farms.

The attention III those wishing 10 pur-
chase a small farm in the fertile county
OF Clarke is called to the following list.
80 Acres, half mile fIvDi turnpike: GOOD
house, stsbling, cisteTu ai.d large Young
orchard. $45 All acre.
100 Acres hrst quality limestone isnd.
isirly improved; on turnpike, nesr de
pot, store and postofticc. So an acrs.
Dwelling of rooms. iarge lot, stable,
&c, for $1,000
House and lot OF / acre, = miles from
Bcrryville ON turnpike. $500.
Arm OF 400 ACRES ~ miles south of
nerry yille-3 miles from illwood-
large Brick Dwelling, tenant house, barn.
&C. 10 acres Of Timber, Spring and bold
stream OF water through the center of
The farm. 100 acres OF No. river boil
tom. One of the most productive as well
sc one OF the best stock farms in Clarke
county. Price ESQ per acre.
Farm OF 1864 acres near Wickliffe OF
no. land, under good fencing. Price
AS per acre
Farm of 40 acres near Boyce. good
dwelling and out buildings at fair price.
House and lot of IL acres on turnpike
two niles north OF Berryville. House
has o rooms, out kitchen. smoke house
smAll barn with stabling for 8 head of
stock, good fruit. cistern ST door and
well OF water so feet therefrom. Price
1900
We are not advertising the entire lat
OF properties We have 10 sell. and a AZ
scription of the farm you may want will
prove guide In selecting from our Hat
Apply TO d. c. SNYDER.
Berryville Va