davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-01
Mr.. BRYAN BACK IN
M KINLEYS STATE.
Another Day Spent in Instructing
the Common People.
THE PLEAS OF REPUBLICANS.
One Proposition After Another Put Forth
by Thorn Has Failed to Meet with Re.
Spouse From tho People of tho Country
An Attempt to Deceive tho People by
Means of-Circulars in which Appeal.
are Made to Religious Prcjuaiccs Adlai
L. Stevenson I'm Indiana.

Wy ioPtl W lUlan- IllOI.)
Cincinnati. o., Oct. 3l.--Thc Demo
cratic Presidential candidate, William
Jennings Bryan, made his first speech
here tonight of the present campaign.
He arrived on special train at s
O'Clock tonight and went direct to
Music Hall, where he talked for an
hour. Hon. Judson Harmon, formerly
Acknowledgement under President
Cleveland, presided at the meeting, and
there were many other leading Demo
Gratis present. The doors were opened
at Z, p. M, but more than enough to
fill the hall were present before G
o'clock. The day was spent entirely in
this State. and the itinerary covered
the country between this city and
Toledo. With the exception of the
Toledo speech none of the others OF
the day exceeded twenty-five minutes
in length. and six of them were OF only
five minutes duration each.
y majority of the places where stops
were made were small towns. and as
n rule the crowds were not large
There were, however, fine audiences at
Toledo. Wauzon, Piqua. Dayton ana
College Corner, as we'll as here.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-01
MANY PERSONS KILLED.

Shanghai. Oct. S1.-The Daily News
reports that a powder magazine at
Nankin has been exploded by lightning
and that many persons were killed or
injured and much property was de-
stroyed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-01
THE TOLEDO MEETING.

Toledo, Ohio. Oct. s1.-Colonel and
Mrs. Bryan arrived in this city al .
o'clock this morning, coming direct
from Dunkirk, n. Y, They were met
at the railroad station by Mayor and
Mrs. Jones. Mr. Bryan was escorted
to the Body House by the Mayor
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-01
tBy Telegraph to virginlan.pilon

Wy 1SreGtHPTt 10 NITBIHIuH-PIIotJ
Washington, ID. c.. Oct. 31.-The
State Department to-day made public
the British German agreement respect
ing the maintenance of the open door
and territorial integrity of China. with
the answer of the United States Gov
eminent. sent in duplicate to each of
the principals to the agreement. The
answer is as follows:
MIR. HAY TO LORD PAUNCEFoTl;.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-01
JAPAN AssENTs.

London, Oct. 31.-The Japanese min
lister here. Kato Takauri. informed n
representative of the Associated Press
to-day that he had delivered a note to
Lord Salisbury in which Japan uncon-
dtionally assents to the Anglo German
agreement on China.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-01

he following members of the Councils
were non-commttal and declined to express
an opinion, but the Virginian-Pilot knows posi-
lively that some OF them are decidedly in favor
OF fixing minimum and maximum rates in The
bell and American Local Telephone franchises.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
~-------------
A. TA~wksnMS R6mR1hHa''

Ooald not axpsess shs 'rspture of An.
pie e. .spsssser,. 'os 1l26 Howard st,
Ph.lsaviphia, Pa, whsn she found that
Pr. Kings New bisoevafy .fos Consamp-
sson had eo0pletsly cured her Of a hack
ihg cough that fer many years had made
Iss 9 burden. All other remedis. and
aPctors" could give her no help, but she
|fAya Of thls Royal >Oure:-''lt soon 70.
4ovsd ths PAIN In my chest end can
|npws sleep souadIy, something ;, +. caE
'sdsfeely remember doing before. fssI
Iiks soundilg its, praises throughout the
Universe So.wi'l everyone Who tries
,pf.l Kings New Discovery, for any
srSaels .of tae Throat,. C6est OF Lung&
Pfcs 300, and sl.Oe. Tsias bottles free
ct Geo. harsn's drug store sndall drug
giAsa; every bottle StArsntesd. " "
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

shall ind chat we have q great extent Of
coast so'Rusrd and a navy insufdcisnt for
the tack. Both congress and the people
are riddisg themselves of The old notion
that she expansion OF sths naion's sea
power is-ao unsiss expenditure Of mon-
sy, and the lessons imprsssed on tfs pub
siem,nd by the war with Spain, although
90 iussenrfcant+ bsA power herself. are
bearing fruit. The old policies. the qu!b.
bling over dollars aud cents. which mark
cd the past. are rapidly giving place to 9
broader outlook and sreslizstion Of the
fao& thas the. United States by the very
laB OF things must grow and expand a:d
thas It. gro nwth 10 to bS' stuneed, we must
have adequate protection II. The
U lated States. by it's very extent, would
DO an easy prey to o great sea power un-
asss We had ships TO enable the man bs-
hind the gun TO work to the bess Advan-
bags and keep .Ehs enemy OF our coasts,
aad this 10 she Ohieos Of the uavSi appio-
pEiasions. IL is .alwgys1 best 10 be pre-
pared. O.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Free OF Clarge

Eg.Asy adult suffering from q cold ,se..
|t4d pm The breast. bronchitis. thross OF
ElasR tEunbls otany nature, Who wilf csf
EESsF Fisishman. will b presented with
.xA4pis hostIs Of Bosohass German
HemP. frse.ef charge Only eos bottle
ASsd 70 eps person. and none 10 chit
id19a Without order from parsnts.' -,
L,f No Ishroat Or fupg remedy ever had
EshSh , sale as Bosohse's German Syrup
g all parts OF the civilized world.
TSsnsy years ago millions Ok bottea
ssrs aivsu sway. And. yoar dssssists
'snftslI you iss suocess was marvellous
Il is REALS. the only Throat and EunR
-6smed dyendorsed BY 'thysiolAas. :, ,oAe
rs cent BETTE viii cure Or prove it's yslns.
baldby dsalers 10 all civilized aoun tries
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
LODGE MEETIN0S.
IeA Arizoniaus, every Friday night.

TheAriEonians. every Friday night. .',}a !"
Pimh Lodge, 1. o. o. r., every Friday night.
Thc4on Chapter, r. A. M, last Friday night
u eacn month. s+.t,aitr s.,'' ~ : 'iV''
Santa RITA, /. o. F., every Thursday might.
Pima Tribe. 1. o. R. NJ, every Thursday
njaht.i
Lsdfs day. Eiks Club; hrst Friday of each
San 4aVier Camp. VOW. second and fourth
Mondag nighs II sf'
con$t Encampment, I.o.o. r, second and
fourth Monday lights.
g. B. X. r., Dewey, ago p. m. every Thursday..
Asiscps Lodge. "A. o. q. W. every wednesday
. .Reb- fah Lodge. first and tn. Moaaas
n'ghts.
20. a. Court Tucson every Tuesday night.
., o. r. r. San Xavier Auxiliary, every Sunday
a. A;aeH IN.
sen Xayier; p L. f eyeryTuesdayast q >. IN.
ai1op. M
.saprs he Lodge 8. A. AsGvery sataSday nifhhs;;
knighas of Pythias, every Saturday night.
B. p. q: e. 6rst and third Monday nights,
l.. of s, second and foustt ttfT uesSay niShtS
,i,rSs tTPssoa Lodge r: 3 A, " seeeSo FrAay
2; Arizona commaudery Knights Templar, 6rs
Friday night ofeach month MAS
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
ygRMalsTIs i4LISR

TA$l As4 rsresit xaop.sd b. shs
vssmd faPghl ~ sss~ 5sAek thsz. Is
oonpshSEA Issk.. .srs taiaa a1 sp
for sht ht@gk.sal st sissvs u siaaata i
IN to fh Ars snos !, 10 Slspnl
iieaa ssss n SS sp ppa.sas| isis 3
Of esse ftssx Issues iuvslysd. tns3s
have 4 d44 iAzfAs oounssf should
stand elk&H 1 the net AsdsA os
things = ths incrt sd dsllss
and re- hsch have soms Ia
she pal An spssaenassadufss j
trationf xask 1DsssSs foreign poll
o. whiefwsS 4p6a kSS md.A haddss oi shie
campaign. The Anspoisl pl .nk. Of tbs,.
plasfor4 4aH 1afe&sA iayeekz sfssh1
maiased II 81 aEe sios saaM ssand. ard
which Ii. bs.Y1V3eft sAe 4,,sIs
aaanoiaA asHsA I'D t6sos isdla..s,,
have bssS IA uA9 { JiAs srse.ioab T., 4
anil that lhiyosms .wAss faea. !
NOS thsoasexy Gesd soisssd III
straisAtse .& htA6w. To- o.hes1
states kaiAse.aSfs hon.s n Adnirsl
D...y. .apps.-
Mag shs hastS the sdmihfssatioS.
and u. Z q 1 hAissdoas 81 .b,. .a.e,
sfs sratif p.tps that .As,teiS,l
isso bs uItsM astAs 4 bwkASas Fhers
nsy b difsfsscss tp.Aessl. lands sl fs~.
-. s'.': :a,s ,.f;1 sa.s,a1 gts..s
rspablicaaI ntf's ipa. fauaiSe square
u upon ths isAnss4wA iS6si1aye.b bsen sssf-
we'd and these -~hsehs have cons in tie
four yearsy The oomparisoa with the
still disf s5tr.zsd dspoofaoy, iss sns d ets.
ainesai ! 1aOl1 iil5igt HHiN
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
II a:.'.s' -xeap FsssSs :

Shows the state os your feelings aud
the stats o. YOU, heath . ! we'll, I'm
pure biood MAKES itssie spparept 10 .
pale and saliov o6pnip,isa4Iion, Pi~plss and
Skin Rsups,oSse. II You a'i,l'e, are feslips
lwssk' end woth DDS ahd do not have .
asalths appearances you should Try Aek.
ere Blood E1iais.. II oures i,e ali blood dis
sases where otsap 'ssrssapsrriIlas and 80
called puriasss fah; klno,wsins 'sh,s We
cell every Sottis tohhf i posisivs, : apasaa,
tss.-FOr sale ty' Fed Fleishnan. q"
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Mssiee 3or PeblioAti0n.;
Homeatsad Aptlicaiion No. 2za,

- .sPPHFsFstIOH NO. Z595s. ~
~ Depaf'tnsns q the 1ntffior, Landsnhce Ia,
InSsor. Artsonat prA zsSs9oo. 'aV sFss
Notice % hereby given that the following
named SETTLER has filed notice of his intention
t9 make Anal proof in support of his diaitn,
and That said proof will be made before ,he
rs&ster end receiver az Tucson, Arizona, or
Monday May %, 1870, Wig; Charles s. Edinm.
son ;oi Tucson, Arfsona, for the ny, Use
shiD 4, N II I and "r NEH. Section 8, Town
lie names the following witneszea 10 ,ro,s
ms ontin'ious residence upon and cuittSnt Iun
o. said lapd, viz: Charien Bienman, Kuox
S0roet.. 10 Gust A Hoh and Joseph MoMuiIIn
b. ...ti MILTON r. MOORE,
,..,,,,h A.. 90 Register.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
THE 4AYT, AND the NATION,

THxan islastblae ssssminR 10 sbs fads
thst The issslt appsdprsssacDs fof xhs
csmiak dschl ysar oak Tor moro than 6sE,s
oWOOO. ndf thsA .,thslassss sbassissAipA
plannsd eall or spAEDAndssuss % s7j j0o0.-
e00 -. ThAa pniAsd, Stakes has Ax'
spandsd, cd Il n bus wise policy that
~ ssvy slOaid bsiasrsassd wish she
growth of 3hs ceantsy, ~ scNe day iws
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

y dAAcL u0ut1su~ -.. 80 T'-N"ll
tnent. Work rarely ,.., ,!s.U
causes collapse. It "
h woryy-~-the outcome of low condition
Of the nervous system and inadequate
nutrition which generally causes col
lapse. The collapse seems sudden, but
u In reality It Is slow process. The stofn-
ach and organs of digestion and nutri-
ton age diseased sshe noamishment in the
food eaten is enly partially extracted and
ttnpeffeetIy assimilated, The blood be-
cefnes impure the very foaut Of life is
poisoned, and sofne day all the faculties
and functions go on a strike. That's
collapse. DR.. Pierce's Golden, Medical
Discovery cures diseases of the. organs Of
digestien and f1utritioh, pufifes the
hl9Qd asd b,nldssrp the weak body with
aou9d, healthy flesh ,s,s ~ - g..
II was cured Of very bad case of indigestion,
associated e'ith torpid liver, by the use Of D..
'Gi p Bird: Of Byrnssde,. Putnam Co., W. Va.
reefore bsSan ths use OF Golden asediesi Dis
york bat xesy Httfe bowels constipated, and fife
was q misery to me After taking fosir bottles
felt so well that went to work, but soon got
worse, 50 I used IL about eight weeks longer,
when was permanently cured" ...,f..,4
Or. Pierce's Medical Adviser is sent
.Gkee loa ;receipt'of stamps to pay cost OF
mailing only. Send 2r one-cent stamps
for paper covered book, or 81 stamps for
cloth. to DR.. R. v Pierce, buffalo, N. Y.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

The CtrtxrN has made . clubbing af'
raugemsns with the MininSand fsssl,
lursicsl journal. R New Yqes CitA
whereby the C1rIzN can offer 4ba, justh
famous mining iqsfnalt 70 its ,asbsc'ibsfs,
free Of charge. -sEhs sebsofiption price
OF the DAILY CITIZEN is 81. 20 year. The
suhscription. price OF chs Miptug and
Metal luFgicai Journal is $3.50 o year.
Pay in advance the subscription prize OF
ths DAILY CrrlzES snd you will get both
the Daily CITIZEN and ths Mining and
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

OHE OF tse noss Eo,iosAois things IN.
all she eas Slesa plssfogps .t6sS]
year iashsasasas asAsna ssss Tie sss
sage 9e3qslhpH ebilk saAb 6ASbsss|
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

TINS activity Of the free trsde enemies
Of the ssippios hii4 n ho ats 'spHsrsd on
80 opp zee Is BY she fqreiga shlRpias in-
ssrsans fhefsaS.s As the chsness Of its
early .pe,ssgs sta& mote and more fs
Vogab!e tiisp 49otfst','f "7@ 90 p ''
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Best. Place TO Eat.

Ths Court Exchange, Resssursns! cor
per OF Meidsp. Lsps sanS Coars Stsi 'hsla
ipst been rspaiptsd sand renovated ana
y neF reeds, ,te tsesvs thai pueasc wish
first class meals day god. Algbte Any
tfing CID be hSd that ID desired >, Fsssh
oystsrsl and' 6sh 'and slf kinds Of game
In season., tam .; tssiia n ''''it" "ts'ii'
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

VIII. 'shipmso. Bsardsley, Mine. IN .
der oath, says be suffered from dysper-
Ella for twenty, Ave .ysass. ,Dac'ossasd
dieting gave. but li.tIe PELLET. Fiaslly
hs used Kodol pyspspail.aA \ Cafs and sox
eats what he likes aad % much 90 hs
|twsns, and he feels Like 9 nsg .nAp. 1t
disssss what you set. FIeishpap's drug
store, .,i.g.... -
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
!. Wanted, cast IronIl Scrap..

sUntll :, fuSthss notice The 0erdner
AWofthsn&tGoss Go. " ! pay 1000
par ieu for hesvy sass lson scrap deliver.
ga d their foundrY, ..,.4.. t- T.!
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

9HE eexs measure to be taSed 40 FOR
Coasidsrssion ia ths Senate 10 the Frye
shippi0&baH. "ItYp3iSisasa p3iSisasasss ss"fb,"'S by large
uajosisy sssms assd,sd wtentvear 1 vote
oaa1ba rAaahnsf. .e.I .:''>s #'r.t' rs "''''-
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

QRMaN Rsenkisaaa ARE sot sxpaas
si9anthe Nicaragua CANAL the orsn door
In nhiaaasnd~ Tsrs enAsurNily9 for the
got1 essaaa' d.. aa;isbs hasis on VI 'sh
osta1tsi 0naaHses.s should psy Tor Hehsibi
GoodAnaA ...5 VI is.44 '"'"a1 q F''
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

TEF unitsd IStatsa, ,GOvssnEeut is
OnyipI iss Krupp srmor, madAs ia shs
United States, cheepsr ;h4n any other
country iaAhsa WoFsdl -ButAoFcdtffse the
DeRQaFAia are sdissAsasEaed. .ni'~in IL :
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

'|aEs AyhHs' suprsme Uoors deeidee
thaA sasr rfis5est Ppsto Ric,aa legislaaoa
ls's,ds.itt ION 4, Mr, Bryso viii haEs
asSshetA Asoo toor dem snd.ne lhe sap-
ps6SsTou"oi tia. bt5sdy.. - '''T -, l,, .',,.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
- BaiIaane a,ia nepairana.

Pedro Iopez, ooasxsssoc and builder
shArgea, reasonable. An work eusran.
|teep. Ofass and saop al she old stand
.& Jokn Prince. Usuap street. and Mi. .
karf nlhxa " v' -. .4.,.-.......--ts.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

as Masl gong East CLOSES al 6 A. NJ.
Man from tbs West is ready for delivery
So NJ Mail goipR West elhses ats p.
Mall From the East %. ready fss DALI
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

Vi RQRToiBroQ In notivery iurge, bns the
politicians In the Dsmooras,c purity sfs
ho2eins itia bis enough ~ ssvs. &c,
9rPve fog I@ee. s'igeg..,-,,4.s ;si. .a.,s -'si
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

dsARercsss ut $50, 900 600 i month in
szpSrssoves Ind ports Is a pretty good
&avosaSiestsds Bala6cs to carry on our
hsssionap gs6Ref. ''''' las ''''
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Ordinance No. 1S2.

llaaA ORDNANCE FOR THE PROTECTION OF
PuBLieyLANDs, OWNED oR-cE1rsSKpBY
THE CfpY OF TuCsoS, FOR EHEDENE-
FIT oFtTtiE INHABITANTS THhenoF.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

Section /. That all persons entering
upon, or assisting to enter upon. en-
closing, or assisting toaenclosk;S ! beating,
or assisting to locate upon, or in any
manner. be. connected @Wisk she- sps
occupying, enclosing, or assisting to en-
close, or sobstrnct'agg any authority of
NA citY, Or the Pnrpoke ek liking pos
&ssi@gdaSctly ariiitlipef1H any of the
AfaA& bk unokeupdea hhds, owned,
claimed,or held i'll trust by the said CITY
of Tucson, with it's Mayor as Trustee,
for the benefit of the ilhaHtants. thereof,
in icdnfiGti with the 6rdinaHees PROV id:
ing for and regulating the sale of public
lands, oYneb ie laitned, or held in trust
by the said City. of Tucson, with It's
Mayor as Trustee, shall be guilty of a
miSdemeanoE ana upon Conviction, shhll
be fined in the sum Of not less than
$4,000, or in default of same. shall be
confined in. the .oity jail foEp period of
not less than fifty days, or both SUI
fine and Imprisonment; and each and
every act as described IN the above PRO,
visions of this ordinance shall constitute
a separate offSnse. /
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall include
any, and all persona occupying any pi
the public lands of this city. not in pos
session, by an order from the District
Court ofthe First judicial District of The
Territory of Arizona. at'fhe dnte- Of the
passage OF this .ordina uce.s,,as u7i .sa
Sec. 8. All ordinances and parts di
ordinances IN conflict with this ordiI-
ance are hereby "fepeaied.. ''""'''. ''@'~
Sec, 4 This ordinance shall be aitl
force and effect 1Q. days from and aftea
the date of its first publication, .ii !
Passed and adopted BY the Mayor
and Cnninen Council, this 23rd day %
April, 1900. go. .,4a sss,sn.t a's'i" e'.'''
.t.,,., .CHAs T. CeNNELL,
90 Recorder and Ex-Officio City Clerk
"a Approved this 2srd day Of April, 1900
at $50 a. m. ''oh '' -"
| (SeaO .g,.. sz...... GrsT A. HOFF,
+ s~ <' 1st pub April % ...'', .'.,,.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

WHILE Waae eaarneEs sEe on ssriks, aad
fscsiys no pay the selsrx Of abe labor
leader and aRitator coatinaes. Il. =. ..lss
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

saI .''+- Passenger Tra3ns. -, ,,,
c=asRassbodnd, atrivvss at6 AS :. n, Leaves
sTs0S o. D9 @'ls' - - %s't'' ,''' We
zA,lsWsst ,sbuuads iarsiRes>as p IA: 80 d
leaves at 4 40 p, %. ,.ae no4q,,1~ s'is'
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
PHOENIX 8 MESA UIrY. -,,,,

'is ,,,,.a, at.s-s, l~ sy-7 sti ''is.i !'*sft'
Train No: ! connects vith 9. p, iTraIn NO.
Train No. sconnects with S. Pc Train no .
20, passihg Mat'copa at 5:4s a. m
. Copneeti0A made at Asesa with stages for
Gofdheld, Florence and Globe. -
Connections sdeaf Phoenix with San Ia Re,
Prescott q Phoenix railway for PresOose and
P6lmAn Palace aleeper 10 r,fs, On IfAiAS 4
- sst' ni. F. PoKrER, Acting snpt.' = Sc
u. Q. yBrcKNEI1, General Pass. Aga, q t},h!t
General Once. Phoenix. Afizoua. "a ...i,
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

\. BE III ORDAINED by the mayor and.
common council of the City OF Tucson,
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
gTHis BEAU IDEAL ;

OF Gne laundry work 10 the linen that Is lauud-
cred at he TUCSON Steam Laundry. 1t is the
acme Of beauty in c9ioF aud hne gloss or do
mestfc fIish. and looks as good as new when
II Is sent home 10 you. We will not be rivaiied
by nycne In this line, and keep in the lead in
every new aud improved method. Your iiheH
will last longer when done up. at the Tucson
Steam lahndfyt :" f'' ''>'.'''F7
.,...f.5, bar .3,t.R.E. STEPHENS Prom
'Agents-opera Bath Mouse, Rasmussen apd
Bauman CnriO store. Tel. ssl,
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

NY attack ofmiler's Asthma was very
badA I was afraid to lie down, at night flor
fear Of smotheriIlg. conldn't get my breath.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

I'll LWw0s@N KF~@ EWbSf9 Library.
S,a .t9penadaisy eieepe sdtid6y ana Legal Hoi
S.ys feom rte IN ethe afleSRoon andSSo
Wv IN 'ne evening, rr,. I,gS % i:;45 I
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
e0ilQDSe..:=

Caused BY over:
work fa .Hos caused
by undernourish.
tinent. Work rarely
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

Section /. That all persons entering
upon, or assisting to enter upon, en-
closing, or assisting toaencloseS locating,
or assisting to locate upon. or in any
manner be connected. with -Ake- -eekingu ups.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-10-13
UNDER THE CIVIL SERVICE ACT
Government Employees Notified that
They are Exempt from PO-
1itical Servitude.

Washington, Oct. by direction OF
Secretary Hay the employees of the
department of state have been mott.
fed through Chief Clerk Mitchell that
they are under no obligations what
ever by reason of their being in the
public service to make any contribu-
tons or subscriptions for a political
or other purposes, or to render po-
litical service, and that they will not
be molested or in any way discrimi-
mated against for failure to so sub
:cribe, contribute, or to serve.
The circular conveying this notice
recites the provision of the civil serY-
ice act bearing on the subject OF po-
litical contributions, as well as a let
ter of warning oE the same sIbiecs
from President Proctor of the civil
service commission.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-10-13
THE ORCHARD.

The apple grove is bending low
To mark its years completeness,
With happy branches wherein grow
A whole long summers sweetness.
"A rustic spreads from tree to tree
Each courtesies and minces,
And whispers soft: I'VE bear, you see,
A banquet ft for princes!
Ihe wind and rain of nights and days
Our alchemy has captured;
The noontide's golden, drenching rays;
The morning dewy. raptured.
Inc clover fragrance in the air;
Inc hours SO drowsy, sunny:
AND all h a makes an orchard fair
we've mingled with our honey.
The cricket lent his piping song,
The bobolink his chorus.
Inc bumble-bee slow droned along
And dropped his pollen DER US.
Inc clouds, amid the tender blue,
Poised lightly to caress us.
me stars, the musky darkness through,
Crept close. with peace to bless US.
Partake. nor fear to strip each limb
rudy, wholesome treasure,
iii all the bins and barrels brim
with Natures heaping measure:
And as you eat. when nowfakes fly
And gusts are sharply winging,
You'll see the depth of summer sky,
AND hear the robins singing"
Edwin L. Sabin. in Philadelphia Saturday
Evening Post.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-10-13

shall be divided between said stockholders
and said city In proportion to the az
and the amount so loaned by said city
and any amount so received by said city.
from said corporation shall be paid into
the sinking fund of said city for the re-
demption of its outstanding bonds; Pro-
vided. that If at the election for the adop-
ton of this amendment to the constitu-
ton a majority Of the votes cast within
the limits of said city of st. Louis voting
for and against this amendment, shall be
against its adoption, then no bonds shall
be issued under this amendment; and
ness so created shall be in any part there
OF paid by the state or from any state
revenue. tax or fund. but the same shall
be paid by the city of st. Louis alone"
ment. No. 5, providing for an appro-
priation by the state of 81, ZOO, 900, il
as follows:
That section As of article 4 Of the con.
stitution of Missouri be amended by add
ing the following words. to wit: "Provid-
ed that the general assembly shall have
the power to appropriate from funds in
the state sinking fund, being the proceeds
of the tax authorized under section IA OF
article 10 of the constitution. to an
amount not exceeding one million dollars
for the exhibition of the resources. prod
ueIs and industries OF the state in the
centennial celebration of the Louisiana
Purchase in the city of st. Louis"
Other Amendments to Be Voted Upon.
The first of the amendments pro-
posed for adoption in November pro-
vides that
Persons may be prosecuted criminally
for felony or miSdemeanor by Informal
ton, as well as by indictment. At pres
emit an indictment is necessary. Informal
ton, by this amendment is made a con-
current remedy.
The second amendment provides
that
In the counties in this state a special
tax not to exceed 10 cents per 500 valua-
ton may be levied exclusively for road
and bridge purposes. 1t does not apply to
st. Louis, Kansas City and St. Joseph.
The third, fourth and fifth amend
ments are explained fully above.
The sixth amendment provides
that
No grand jury shall be W. except
an order of a judge of a court hav-
ing power to try and determine felonieS.
In other words, the grand jury shall not
convene except when ordered to do so by
the judge.
The seventh amendment provides
hat
In courts not of record, in civil cases, a
two-thirds majority of the jury NAV
bring In a verdict; and in civil cases in
courts Of record a three-fourths majority
OF the jury may render a verdict.