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Fair play., 1900-03-10

Hon. Jasper N. Bnrks Of Farm
ingi"n ia u candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Con.
gress in this district. Hts Demo.
cracy has never been questioned
and he 10 always found at the
front working for his party. His
many friends in Ste GemsSieve
county wish him success in this
race aud will do their utmost to
give him the delegation from this
county.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Congressman kObb Of the 18th
district ia receiving q good many
complimentary notices from the
press of his district regarding
his present course in Congress.
His speech ON tho fnance bill hns
been literally quoted over the
district. lie 10 u candidate for
re nomination. aud his friends pre-.
dict that his satisfactory record
will give him the nomination, not.
withstanding the fact that he will
have oppositiou.-St. Louis Re.
public,
Fair play., 1900-03-10

The Democratic State Commit.
tee met 1T Kansas City last Tues.
day and named 'he following
places and dates for the different
conventions to he held his year
State nominating convention,
Kansas City, June 5th Cohven.
ton to elect delegates TO the
national convention, Jefferson
City, June 14th JaiicIal conven.
tion, SedaIia, July 18th. The
basis of representation to the
State nominating convention was
fixed at one delegate foE each 800
votes cast for kryun in 1886, and
fraction of $50 aid ever. This
will make nearly J leo delegates.
The old representation was es.
tablislled for the other two con.
ventiOns, to. wit: : One delegate
for each 500 votes east for Bryan
aud fraction Of 25G and over. Ac-
cordinely, there viii be 72S dele
gates to elect 10 each of tllese
conventions.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Walkers Tonic IL The link that pirks
down state ant binds him Ia health
a"a s'rehg'h hy reeuprrs'iug the
Brain, regulating the nc'i"n of the
II"nr' aud "ouriahing the Nervous
Sysirni.
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Dentist.

AIbina Do.'ir, the three days
old danahi~r Of Mr. and Mira.
Michael iteaurhamp Of this city,
died on Sunday, aaTch 4. 1900.
The remains were inferred in the
Catholic cemetery ut Vale Spring
on Monday afternoon.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

The gasoline tank ut the steam
laundry exploded last Friday af.
teinoon, sstting fire to the build
ing. The fire was extinguished
before any serious damage was
done.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

DIED, at her residence in thiR
city, on Monday, March 8, 1900, Of
consumption, Mrs. Cyrus Wilson,
aged 28 years. The remains we're
Inferred iu the Catholic cemetery
ut Vale Spring On Tuesday at
three o'clock Pm. Mrs. Wilson
Iexvra u husband aud four small
children 10 mourn her loss.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

On Tuesday ihe Mississippi rose
seven feet, the gusge ut st. Louis
now measuring twenty feet abo I'VE
low water mark. The steamboats,
are now making their regular
trips.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Unless the Governor Interferes
Frank CaIIsway, VII" murdered
his wife in st. Louis Ia April, 1899,
will be hanged Monday. Galloway
is said to be dying of consump
ton.
Fair play., 1900-03-10
Assignee's Notice of Finat
Settlement.

In the matter Of the assignment Of HaYrIs q
Janis. Vim. =. Coz, assignee.
Notice u hereby given ihst being saiisnetl that
u II no ioRGer advantageous to the creditors tn
keep open the aaaignmrnt Of said estate. I WHt
apply to the circuit ca.urt Of Ste. Genevies0
county, Missouri. To he held on the Fourth
Aonday Of April. 1900. and IN the second tla.
OF said term. to make hnal settlement Of SAID
estate. accompanied by the proper vouchers
AMI statement FeQuirs'st by law and 70 be hnaa-
!3 discharged from said assignment
WILLIAM 2. COX.
AaaiRnee.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

OvERTON, TER. Dec. Is 1898.
/ suffered for thirty years from
gall stone. Treated With q great
many physicians aud have taken
a large amount Of patent medi.
cine, bnt could find nothing that
would relieve. Last April I be-
gan taking DIR. j. II. McI.ean's
Liver and Kidney Balm. Took
nine bottles aud have felt no pain
or Symphonic of gall stones since.
ID. B TUCKER.
For sale by @. r. CarssOW.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

The word fleece as applied to
poultry dressing, is comparative
" a new term. 1t indicates the
wing. tail, pointer and body
feathers, all of which should be
saved rs they have q market
yAiue.
Fair play., 1900-03-10
BIRTH 8.

RoRN, on Saturday, March, 3,
1900, TO Mrs. Rudolph Schl0sser
Of this city, a son.
On Saturday, March 3, to Mrs.
Lawrence Rnh, a daughi"r.
On Sunday, March 4, 10 Mrs.
Martin Isachle, a sou.
On Monday, March 5, TO Mrs.
Edwin Boyer, a daughter.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

County court met ON Monday Oi
this week to settle with the col.
iector. During the term the set
tiement Of Richard Faulkner,
overseer road district No. %, was
approved, and Lawrence Na-ger
was appointed road commissioner
for Ste. Genevieve township to
serve for a term Of one year in
place Of Joseph Baumssn. who
had been appointed ct the Febru.
ary term of conrt and refused to
act. The following accounts we're
allowed: Richard Faulkner, over.
seer road district No. %. e79 90 ;
Charles Meyers, wood for poor
farm, $l4 90; ia Detchemendy,
services ss judge and mileage,
$40 80; G. w. Meyers, services as
judge, $1,000; j. H. Ortrn, ser.
vices as judge and mileage, $I2 so.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

John Giipshaber and George
Beckermann announce themselves
this week as candidates for alder.
men IN the first aud third wards
respectively
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Good old Gram, M-tcslf of Ken
lucky, SO Years old, s.ys that DR..
Beil's I'i"e-Tar-IiOn+y Ia the best Grir
cure, Cough, Lung and Bronchial
remedy that has been offered 70 the
people during her life. S I'D every
where.
Fair play., 1900-03-10
For sale by @. F. CarssOw.

Captain KING OF the steamer
Columbia, the Ste. Gene We've
Packet, was in town several days
this week in the interest of his
boat. The steamer, which has
been r. fitted with new boilers
aud staterooms, will he placed in
the trade about the first of April
Mr. King had a conversation with
Postmaster Baumbof Of st. Louis
shortly before his arrival here ana
tells US that that gentleman says
We will have no trouble in secnr.
ing a daily mail on the Columbia
If the proper efforts are used.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Taken this month keeps YOU well
sll summer. Grea'ss, spring tonic
known. R"rky Mountain Tea, made
by Madison Medicine Co. Y5c. Ask
YOUR Il, uggis'.
Fair play., 1900-03-10
PUBLIC SAL.E
The undersigned will, on
NnNnAY MARCH II lQ0l

MONDAY, MARCH II 1900,
at 10 A. NJ, sell at public auction,
At his place in New Offs"burg.
all his personal property. to wit /:
Four horses, 2 wagons, l buggy,
2 sets of harness, l mower, ha.
rake, 3 plows, l sow and all house.
hold aud kitchen furniture.
TERMS ALI sums under &lO
cash ; sums over elO u credit Of
ak months will he given, purchss
er giving good and approved 40.
cuIity. HENRY MlNTEnT.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Mr.. aud Mrs Andrew Wilder.
who spent the winter At Mayors
Hotel, have returned TO Little
Rock Landing.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

have just received a new
stock of Jewelry, such H. Watch
IS, rings, etc. Special attention
Of the ladies 10 called to my fine
line Of belt buckles. Call and
examine them.
e. J. BAUMANN.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

lir. ,,m I, oI O.. annual uieetInx sp-
pr"xchrs NJ" !. the time tor all in
ierrr,rd ." p'nn t.r the improvement
Of the -rhu"l- The habit ut chang
ing b"und.r, line. aud multiplying
Districts IL ruinuW. TO the beet schOal
in'eres,s II ink"s n,"nry to equip
good schools aud 1" empl,.y god
ieachers. rherr .hosld be fewer and
stronger di.triri- rather than more
aud wr.k-r Consolidation i. better
than divi.io"
The State Printer has been so
crowded with work On the Revised
Statutes and Road Law. that i, has
been impossible 10 furnish the Re
vised School LAWS for distribution
sooner. Within few da, full sup
ply will be furnished all county school
c"mmissi"ners Teachers, pre-idsn's
aud clerks OF school boards, shouid
call on them tor copies
A C"urse of Study for Rural and
Village Scho"I., prepared hy the
State Superintendent, is printed with
the School Law. II u full aud com
prehen.ive and should be carefully
atu.iied by all interested. II may no,
meet with general approval on shor'
acquaintance but, like most meriiOri-
ous things, will improve ~ II ia better
understood. Pupils completing this
course will be given State Certificate
of Graduation which will admit them
TO any school "f next higher grade.
Many county commissioners are ar
ranging tor county graduating exer-
cises TO be held either in March or
April.
The State Superintendent Of Schools
has rece ntIy received inquiries as to
the cause Of the shortage In the state
school money! tor this year. II 10 not
true that the amount spporiiored
from the State Treasury .. less than il
has been heretofore. II II he true
that certain disirict received $50
public moneys last year and only $40
this year, there 10 something wrong
in the county management at the
school funds and a county auperin.
tentlent OF schools is badly needed to
make investigation.
No school district can make a better
investment than TO levy ) cents on
the 500 for library purposes. For
this the average district may purchase
abou, 80 choice book. No pupil ever
gets . study habit before hs gets . !
reading habit. Text books, eucly-
aud Dictionaries alone
never beget the reading habit. A
few such books "a are recommended
in the Revised School Law put into |
the hands OF the children, will cer-
tainiy lead them into the habit Of
reading. Good Looks give pleasure,
inspire to better and higher living snd |
broaden the whole scope OF school |
work. Simply learning to read aud
" rite and cipher does very little good.
When children have an ambition o |
10 something, to be Something, TO
know something, these formal things
cease TO be stumbling hlOcks. Good
Iooks wiii open the eyes Of many
teachers too, aud greatly aid them in
much with the new
Course Of Study. Il will pay any
district TO invest In good book.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

] will visit St Aary's WeGnes.
day, March 18th, and remain
until Saturday evening.
J. 3. ROBERTS,
Dentist.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Lewis Ackcrm,nn, G"si,en, Ind =,
snys, "DeWit,'s Little Enriy Ri.ers
aiwa,s bring certain relief, cure my
headache aud never gTipr." They
gently cleanse and IN, ixorate the
howrls and liver II. W. Lsnning,
ST.. Genevieve, E. 5. Law wbsugh, S..
Aar,'.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

5000 yenrs have We waited for the
greatest spiing biessiDg ever "fferrd.
II d"uhies YOUR j"ys aud hslves your
snrrows. Thai's what Rocky Noun
tain Tea does. 35c. Ask Jour drug
gist,
Fair play., 1900-03-10

For SALE: House and lot on
Washington street /; hOnse con
tains 2 rooms aud summer
kitchen. Apply to
MRS JOSEPHINE CRUNP.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Have you bern coughing a day, a
week, a month, a,enr3 DIR. Bells
Pine-Tsr-iloney will cure that cough.
There can he uu doubt about II. 1t
hns cured mrny others equaiiy severe.
Good druggisrs sell it. No cure no
DA,.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

n. B. Smith, But,ernui, Mich.
says, "DeWii's Little Early Risers
are the very bes, pills ever used tor
c"stivrness, liver aud bowel troubles {"
Il. W. Lanning, Ste. Gencyieve, Z. 5
Law wbaugt, s.. Mar,'s.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Rev Griebel Of Perryville will
be- here Sunday, March llth, to
hold services in the Lutheran
Church. German sermon at 10 A.
and English Mt 2 Pm
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Mr.. Bartle Kiefer Of River aux
Vases died Oh Friday, March 2.
1900, Mt the age of seveDty.nine
years, of bronchitis.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Always 20 to j KOETTING's 9
for a good watch or clock, jewel
ry, phOnOgraphs. camerss, musical
supplies, etc. All goods war
rxnted to be 40 represented.
Fair play., 1900-03-10
,Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
ssDiaests what you eat"

About thirty five passengers
boarded the steamer Clyde for
~, Louis Thursday night.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

john Jesss, al nge.i paper seliev,
familiar I" patrons of the P,apier.'
Hotel for vears, was found dead in
his room, N" 1l9 North Ninth s,reer,
early Monday norming. Jesse hns
sold papers about the hotel for year.
and enj'ye.i The bounty "f guests amt
help alike. Il was supposed that he
was dependent ON his daily paper
sale. for subsistence, but examination
Of hIs effects di.clOseti us"pes, and
its equivalent, variousiy ea,imated im
amount from $3.50 ." $500. The de-
ceased Was about 60 yenrs OF age,
aud Was not known 'n b. even seri-
ousiy i'll until his dead body was
found, partially dressc'i, ly ing scross
the bed In hIs ROOM. lie lived the
life Of hermit, having little istsr.
course with those about him, even III
q business wav. II il said that be had
the habit OF cOnv ver'inx gifis ct cloth
ing and other thing. into caeh nnd
hoar,iiDg his MONEY. One Of his fade
was TO wear boutOnniere, aud he
often appeared with = carDa, ion,
given him ir"n the hotel conserva-
tory, j.uutiIy fastened to the lapel OF
his c"ai, though that garment was
often iu the last siages Of dilapida.
tiop. II 10 moi known how long Jesse
had beeD dead when fnuud. lie was
missed and the police entered his
room to fi"d him dead. The Public
Adini"is,rstor viii take charge Of his
Democrat.
John Jesse at one time lived on
the Shaw farm, about 18 miles
from Ste. Genevieve.
Fair play., 1900-03-10
Personal.

Personal.
Mr.. g. S. Stanton is visiting in s.
Louis.
Mr.. II l. R"zier spent this week il
81, Louis.
We;tom Rozier OF S.. Louis is her,
ON visit.
DR.. Oscrr G. Carssow visited s.
Louis this week.
Anthony Weller il visiting in 81
Louis this week.
Will Bn.i~r If ~. Louis is visiting
his parents in our ci'y.
Rev. Father G.. l.. van Tnusenh"'
vi.ited 81. Mary's Frida,.
Pratte R"zier of ~. Mar, 3 spent
Tuesil-y IL s, Genevieve.
Mr.. NJ W. Knowlion arrived here
from -. L0nia last Tuesiia,.
Mrs Juira R"zier, " and little
son Fred were in town Friday.
Mr.. l.. w Morton has returned
home from u visit to -. Louis.
Attoruev r 4. Whi,lrdgs spent q
few hours in our city THURSDAY.
Mrs Ed. Schaaf returned 20 her
bone in ST. Mar>'s last Tuesday.
Mrs Kate Cox returned nome from
visit TO 81. L"u,s last Saturday.
Mr.. Leon Jokersi !. .pep.ling TIL,
week with his family In 81. Louis.
Rev. Father Krechirr Of Blooms.
DIAL. spent last Friday in our city.
Ed Huber Of ~. I.oui. 10 visiting
relatives in Ste. Genevieve and Zeil
Anton Reich aud Iieury Rehm de.
parted Tor 81. Louis last Thursd-y.
Mr.. Elizabeth Joergrnsen of Ess,
S.. Louis is sIsi,i"g relatives I" ouI
city.
DR.. r. E. IIiHch aud Thee. Douglass
departed for 81. Louis ls.t WedHes
day.
Ed Boverie spent this week in s..
Louis pnrclasiug y new stock OF
goods.
Eugene Bnrch departed for 81
Lou!s on the steamer Clyde Thurs.
dsy evening.
=. n. Wood. editor Of the Nesrs,
departed for 8, Louie Friday moru
Ing Ou the steamer Cherokee.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Thomure re-
turned home from St. Louis on the
stesmer Georgia Lee last Tuesday
night.
Leopold Winters returned home
las, Saturday from Toronto. Canada,
where ae has been attending . veteri.
nary college.
Mra. Josephine Young aud Miss
Ida WeassIe Of ST.. Louis we're tie
guests of Mr. and Mrs. q. Rehm in
our city this week.
Charles Delcommune, who has
been employ ed on the Government
Fleet, returned 10 his hrs home IN
Ste. Geuevieve last Thursday.
Charles Dempsey aud Charles Zoli,
who are employed on the Govern
ment Flee, near 81. Msr,s spent sev.
eral days of this week in our city.
Among the passengers who boriled
the Clyde for ST. Louis Thursday
night were Ell. J. R"zier, John Kosi.
ting, II. &. Ziegler, Joseph Vorsl and
Henry Tbomurc.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

We are pleased TO state that
Henry R.hm, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, is
now conVnIescPnt.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Girls, il .ou wish to be . Junt
"ride with red lips, laughing eyes, y
'ovrl. e"mui-xi'n, take Rorkv Noun
tai" Tea this mou'h. Sc. Ask you'
druggisi
Fair play., 1900-03-10
COURT CALENDAR.

COURT CAl.EN OAR.
ClRCUiT COURT
James D. Fox, Judge fredericktown Madison
County
sptIue Term - Fourth Monday in April.
Fall Term Fourth Aonday in October
PROBATE COUKr
Hon. John l.. Rosy ...- -! Judge
Summer Term - Third Monday in August.
Fall Term 49,. Third Monday in November.
Winter Term 49,. Third Monday In February.
COUNTY COURT
Hon. Jules Detchsmepdy Presiding Justice
Hon. J. II. Orten Associate Justice
Hon. Chas Meyer. Associate Justice
Spring Term First Monday In May.
Summer Term First Monday In August.
Fall Term .fint Monday in November.
Winter Term First Hondav iu February
Fair play., 1900-03-10

We are aorry to learn that At
tOrney Joseph O. PrAtte Ia seri
ousiy III with pneumonia ut bis
home In 81. Mary's.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

WIN. Orr, Newark. o., says. "We
never teei safe without One Minnie
Cough Cure in the house. II saved
INV little boy's life when he had the
pneumonia. We think II the best
medicine made" 1t cures coughs aud
all iurg diseases. Pleasant to take,
harmless and gIves immediate rcsuiis.
Il. W. Lnnning, SIC. Genevieve, E. s.
I.awbaugh, 81. Mafys.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

The management Of the Eagle
Packet Company Ell ects to hare
the Bald Eagle and the Grey
Eagle In st Louis by the latter
part of this week This line will
next season employ the following
steambOaimen: For the steamer
Bald Eagle, Captain Harry Leyhe.
master; Henry lie Faivre, Arst
clerk Z; Charles Foster, second
clerk ; Charles Abrams and Viii.
liam Dipple, pilots 3; James Pow.
ers, mate; Thomas Rsardon,
steward. Grey E"gle, Captain
II. W. Leyhe, msstrr; Owen
Oates. first clerk +; Jack Lowrie,
second clerk ; Richard Barker,
mate =; William Massie aud Geo.
Keith, pilots Spree! Eagle, Cap.
tain William Leyhe, master ; PelI
Thomas. clerk ; John Leach, pilot;
Ben Winters, mate George Oar.
roll, steward.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

The lumber ut the fish dam was
sold to Mr.. Louis Naumann last
Saturday for the ann Of s25.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

sediment or SET
Ting indicates an
unhealthy condt
tion Of the kid
neys; II 1t stains
your linen II Is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass 1t or pain in
the back is also
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Blood poison often rrsults from a
Gu, ar wound ii not properly treated.
DR. Belle Anti Pain is the most won
derf"l discovery OF the age for the
quick relief of all internal aud extern.
al pain.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
When buj ing a Coffin or Caskei and
price and quality is an object, then
give us call as we carry full line of
the above at dli prices We are ready
to Oil orders a, any hour, dav or
night. Beat attention guaranteed.
Respectfully,
KOETTING u HgNOLD.
Fair play., 1900-03-10
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know IL.
How To Flod Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours: .
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Smoke Friedman's Columbia
Dome Cigar, the best in the mar
ket.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

GUS l.. SCBOETTLEH mas JUST
received y fresh lot OF fne grocer
i .s which he offers to the public
at the lowest prices.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Mrs. Harriet Evan, ilins,laie, III ,
wrire., ~ never fail to relieve m,
child,rn FROM r"up Al once by using
One Minute Cough Cure. l would
not feel safe without IT," Quickly
cnres coughs, cnisis, grippe sud all
throat and lung disra-rs. Il. W Lau.
ming, Ste. Geurvieve, Z. s. Law baugh.
81 Mar,'-.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

1e1Z STE GENEviEvk CAMP NO.
~ Ss.6. N,tDtRN wtHIUMEN OF
IsXxI AMERICA, meets ut X OF r. fail
W. every Thursday evening. Work In
Beneficiary und FrstsrHal Degree
on Thursday. Sarch IS. visIIing members
cordially Invited 10 attend
&. b NORMAL, Y. c.
Clerk.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

During the month Of February
Collector vaeth collected taxes to
The amount Of 5000 80.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Joseph Obr, mueller, Fied aud
i"uis krnnard and Peter Effsein
departed last Tuesday for Phoe.
nix, Arizona.
Fair play., 1900-03-10


(By Joseph Roy fiynn-ased "a
o Americana, how ran You stand
80 riIy by and see
The hand Of tyranny crush bard
Of men No brave and nee7
whatof the principles We were tau. ht
In Freedom . glorious srhOol7
What Of the Aght our fathers fought
To chsek Opprsssion's ruleq
Shall Freedom shriek o'er Kruzer's grave
On distant A1rica's sh0res2
To Cubans gallant ALT We gave
Why BOT iihswise 70 BoersS
For al that frsemen value dear
Those bnrRhsrs battle wage;
UndaunteSliy they s,rive-nor lear
England's vipdictive rage.
Lrt NJ our fathers emulate
Aid those " h0 ~ rants fight
Throw o. .en Freedoms golden gate
And Ies In Freedoms light.
-Bonne Terre lNmoerat- Reg ister,
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Daring the absence OF Anton
Reich. Miss Ella Simon has charge
of the telegraph Office at this
place.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
= Il. LAXATIVE BROMo QUINlNE Tan.
ItT.. an uruggists refund ihr money u u
aids &. cure. g. W. SHOSE'S signature o"
every LoI. re-.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Stree, Commissioner Griesbab'
or has force Of mrn nj work i'm
proving the street leading 10 the
depot.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

PouiliOn ut Mrs. n. Kennard's
Restaurant every night except
Friday nights.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

T" secure the original sa,ve, ask for
DE Wt,s Witch ilnZ.l SIv~, we'll
known as a certain cure for piles aud
Skin diseases. Beware Of worthless
c"unteriei,s They are dangerous.
r. W. L,nring, So. Geneyieve, E. d.
Law baugh, ST. Mary.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Rev W. E. Si'zr, w. Canton, N.
T., wr'irs, ~ had j, spepsia over
twenty years, and tried d"ciors aud
medicines without ben-fi'. Wss per.
persuaded to uae K"d"l ID, spepsia
Cure and it helped me from the s'srt.
| beiieye it to be II y'anacea fnr all
forms of indiges,i"ns." II diResis
what you eat. n. W. L.snni"g, S'e
Genevieve, F. 5. LawbsuSh. S..
Msr,'s.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

The Gone Mills shipped about
four thousand bushels Of wheat
to St, Louis th,s week.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Fresh Oysters at Mrs. A. KEN
NARD'S.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

George Jokerst,a a clothing manu-.
facturer at No. 1876 North Third
street, 10 looking for two burglars he
had under arrest yesterday morning.
When he closed his Office Saturday
evening he lett some work Oh bic
desk which needed his attention. ! e..
terday, and he returned yesterday
morning. As he entered the building
he heard Q noise ups,nirs, aud he
went up TO investigate.
On the fourth floor he found two
m"n. lie drew his revolver aud com.
msndej them to walk in front of him
to the street. One of the men, or
reaching the sidewalk, ran away and
escaped, leaving Jukcrst with only
one prisoner. While he was marching
his prisoner down the street under
cover Of the revolver, in search of
policeman, he came across a well.
dressed man, who advised him to let
the prisoner 60, - he had done moth
ing. Mr. Jokerst Obligingly complied
with the suggestion.
When he returned 10 his establish.
rnrnt he found that the men had piled
up two bundles Of clothing, which
they e, idently had intended to carry
away. II thea occurred to him that
the men were burglars, and he re
ported the occurrence TO the police,
with the request that they be arrested.
st. Louis Republic.
Fair play., 1900-03-10
Wheat, per bn-hei, 81 cents.

The school hoard met Wrdnes
dev evening Of this week.
Fair play., 1900-03-10

Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, Miles
burg, Pa, says, "Asa speedy cure
for coughs, coids, Group aud sOre
throat Que Minute Cough Cure is mu-
equaled. II 10 pleasant for children
TO take. | heartily recommend il to
mOihcrs." il ia the only harmless
remedy that produces immediate re-
suite. II cnres bronchitis, pneumo.
mia, grippe and throat aud lung
disease. II will pre-. ent comsnmp-
ton. it. W. Lanuing, Ste. Geneyieye,
Z. =. Lawbaugh, ST. MaIy..