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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-20
REASON m HIS RELIGION.

Such awful calamities as the burning
of a Salvation Army hospital in Phila-
delphia or the Galveston monstroslty
would seem o shake some mems faith
in their God. To see a hospital devoted
to Christ's work catch fire and nlerci-s
lessy burn the helpless babies therein
is enough to cause some men to Dues
tion the existence of God of lows or an
all-wise Providence. and for the ele-
ments to wreak such disaster az at Cal
weston would seem TO flatly deny that
God ise everywhere" but the Rev. j..
Clayton Youker. of the Euclid Methodist
church of Chicago came forward last
Sunday With very plausible explana-
ton and enables us once more 10 har-
monte more perfectly our religion with
our reason. :88
DR.. Youker said in his sermon. Much
of so-called providence is human inns
providence. Some men have "a way of
placing themselves in the care of God
which is blasphemous. Man must SON
4 TO reap he must bolt to protect-c;od is
neither a farmer nor a policeman.
Waves are Gained by oil not by prayer.
and the providential refuge from the.
5Nyindi is storm cellar. Announce of com
mon sense is worth a pound of a1roviden-
tial nonsense Fanines indicates not the
wrath of God, but the culpability of
men. The pestilence teaches that clean
lines is next to Goodness. Wrecked Gal
Weston is not the sign of the disfavor
s of God, but am violence of the unwilling
foolishness of those Who founded her
upon the sand.
God is in the midst not to alter ma
lures courses, but to keep them certain.
and thus contribute in The highest degree
to human welfare. The immutability of
God expressed in unehanging nature il
the providence to which man should
cling. 1t enables him To make brick.
6 weave cloth. and raise grain. BY III he
imports and exports. III issinfinitely bet
ter that nature should be controlled by
Gods changeless representatives. cause
and effect, than by divine caprice
Instead of attributing famine and pes
thence and destructive storms to the
wrath of God" the sufferers Of which
pay penalty for the wickedness of
mankind. y. Youker believes that Cod
was present only in that he made the
natural laws controlling the elements.
II man fails to foresse the kind Of
weather in store for the season and
short crops with famine result his grief
Is due to his own culpability. II build
ingS burn or pestlence ravages man
I himSelf has failed to take proper pre-
cautions either to protect fire from
burning his building or to observe rigid
cleanliness. And when the wind and
waves sweep the city of Galveston into
the sea 1t is mans fault in building his
city upon the sands. God remains, how
ever. in his omnipotence ruling the uni
I verse. He by the natural laws which He
sScontrolr causes the winds to blow and
y the searor. 9 change; the waters to
few and IL crops to grow to sustain
the life OF man. Such is the rational re-
Silstsa 81 Dr. Youker OF the Methodist
sgehuEch. Of Chicago. When all churches
WiA hAve allowed 40 much Of reason to
-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-20

A Famous Killer-Mull's Lightning
Pain Killer. instantly kills neuralgia.
lame back, diarrhoea, stomach pains.
pleurlsy. sore throat or any pain, In
ternal or external; Is cents at Mcbride
q Will Drug. Co.'S.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-20
BRYAN SAYS ne WILL.
EckELs SAYS he CAN.
JAMES y. rckeLs. ex-coMprsoLLER or THE
CURRENCY, DEMOCRAT, TELLS WHY Ne
WILL NOT SUPPORT BRYAN

III elected president the public,
must be prcparcdt to see Mr.. Bryan.
} as chief executive and those ass
ISOLATED with him as cabinet
counsclors. construe every Inv
bearing upon the currency, and
( the powers of the treasury depart
ment, in such a lnanneras to nulll-
~, as best he can. Its provisions in
SO far az they bear upon the main
! tenance of the gold standard.
The experiment is too danger
GUS a one to be entered upon by any
on the grounds that thcgolds stand
ard is SO fixed In law that IL can
not be disturbed. no matter who
may be president or secretary OF,
the treasury.
ut is not a perfect law. but can
BIO made SO by its friends. 1t can
be made nbortive by Its enemies.
once firmly intrenched in power.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-20
The Onlv ana List.

[st. Louis Globe Democrat.l
Not foot Of territory ceeded to the
United States has ever been surren-
dered. and Bryan will be the last presi-
Dental candidate to suggest such q
proceeding. 4 b
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-20

enter into their prescribed beliefs the|
church membership should include huns
dreds OF thousands who have not set
been enrolled.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-20
! meay From natures e bora.

Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound IL
scientific combination OF natures
health restorers. celery. COCOA, cAscara.
sagrada, hops. dandelion, buchu. man
drake, sarsapariila and chamomile.
sickly children, weary women and tired
and broken-down men find In this great
compound health. strength and happi-
ness. Sold by w. H. Evans, druggist,
113 East Main, and George r. Powers.
druggist, Is East Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-20

In Omaha Monday evening IN the
Paxton hotel DR.. George L. Miller. an
Omaha pioneer. famous as editor of the
Omaha Herald and as democratic
leader thru the west. became 9 raving
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-20

while On : campus trip Il ttef
county, Ms. ]. stump, OF Norman
town., w s Va, had = severe attack Of
bloody AUX. He rays. firmly believe
that / owe my life 10 the forethou6ht OF
one Of the company Who had tAker,
along = bottle Of ChAmberlsin.a Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Moral
Procure bottle of this remedy before
leaving home. 1t cannot be obtained
when on a hunting. fsl1fng or prospects
Ing trip. Neither can II be obtained
while on board the cars or steamsliip.
and at such timer and places II 10 most
likely to be needed. The safe way is to
have Ii with you. ThouaAnds OF travel
ers never leave home on q Journey with.
out 1t. For aale by druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-20
FUNDS FoR nAIYFsIoN.

The Galveston relief fund inaugurateds
In this city conjointly by the T.-R. and
citizens committees is growing grad
.ually. The contributions from Marshall
town Will aggregate over, $500 with
many vet to be heard from. 1t was
hoped that citizens in the smaller towns
would improve the opportunity offered
by the T.-R. to give to this cause, but
SO far Very few have done 40. From the
farmers too, We're expected maily con-
stributions. but only those living near by
have responded. With the'return Of fair,
Weather enabling them to come to town.
IT is hoped that the fund will be greatly
increased by contributions from this
class for nature this year has made the
farmer the favored class above all
others. Galveston's need grows greater
az the truth becomes known. The APP
peal of her homeless destitute people
should be heard and answered in Iowa.
Since the publication Of yesterday $
list the following contributions have
been reported:
General =, Offices Iowa Central s43. IS
". 4. ,W;lsson ...........ts... : 90
". y. benson ............... 40
I. T. horthill.. ......, 100
Nathan Hunter...... i 90
Y 3. cNeel ........... Loo
:. y. he lus. .l......... LOO
Ghas. McCiean... ............... 500
Clarence Mcclellan. j go
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-20

Stop that cough rightS6away with
Mulls Lightning Cough Cure. Twenty
five cents. Mcbride & Will Drug Com
pany.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
TO CONTRACTORS.
WATER WORKS EXTENSION.

Office Of the President Of tho
Board OF Public improvements.
ST. Louis, July Il, 1860.
Sealed proposals for the public work here
matter mentioned will be received at the
ONCE OF che Board Of Public improvements,
Room No. 800. New City Hall, until L m.
.TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1890,
az which hour they will be publicly opened
and read, viz:
WATER PIPES
Letting No. 63Si For furnishing and de-
IiveriDg at High Service Pumping Station.
No. Baden, about $3.50 tons of cast iron
coated water pipes.
Deposit required. S3975.on
SPECIAL CASTINGS.
Letting No. o5e5. For furnishing and de-
HyerlnS at High Service Pumping Station
No ), Baden. about 40 tons OF cast iron
coated special CASTINGS.
Deposit required, $3.50
STOP VALVES AND CHECK VALVE
iivering at High Service Pumping Station.
No 3. Baden, about Seven 55-inch and one
valve.
Deposit required. si75co
separate proposal must be made FOR
the Board OF Public improvements.
The right 10 reject any or all PROPOSALS Ia
expressly reserved.
Specifications and forms Of contract NAV
be obtained and drawings may be seen upon
application at the Office OF the Water Com
missioner. room 3D. New City Hall.
BY order OF the board.
RoBT. E. McMATH,
Attest:
EMORY s. FOSTER s.
Secretary. t'- ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
Portland Cement Wanted.
Office OF Commissioner OF Supplies,
IL.

Office OF Commissioner OF Supplies,
City Hall. July 10, 1900
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned. to be opened at his office al u
clock III. of
THURSDAY, NEXT, JULY 18TH,
for furnishing the Water Commissioner
with rs be rrsis American Portland cement
per requisition and specifications on file
in this office.
To be delivered ut IL. S. Station No. 3,
Baden. - hbls. within one week, balance in
twenty days.
each bid.
Call at the Commissioner OF Supplies for
blanks and other Information.
Bids must be in duplicate. free from al
teratOnS or erasureS. and to both the orig
inal and duplicate must be attached 4 copy
of this advertisements
All bids having any alteration or erasure
thereon will he rejected.
The Commissioner reserves the right to
reject any or all bids
FRED C.. MEIER,
Commissioner OF Supplies.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
BURIAL PERMITS.

Charlotte Fuerstaow. 80 years 2,o5 Keo.uki
lin De Potter Jr.. Is years. 1901 Menard.
Ela4 AllerIiszen. 4 n-onrhs. ien North Niuth:
ia.i,yn cooier. : months. aIs south Ewing. con-
Waller G. Butler. da.s. I'm Locust. mani
Stella Dodge. l. years. Protestant Hospital.
Edward G. Small Ii years. 30 Bayard; con-
gest.un * brain.
John EC4 ~ years, JEFFERSON Hospital. uaiiG-
S.i,in5n Kraft. 40 years, 22ij Franklin. urae-
anna cube. 6 years sol south Tenth: uraeiuia
Eg,n .r-1.Ep. = years 4&J4 cottage. uePLrttis.
Eliza DesAa ! months. AZ Lexington. mards-
Charles Lesss. is years. 200 south Tenth. gas
JS.S Bfra months 2ils South Second en-
Michaei Gros,,olz. IS years Aiexian Brothers
Alley. X cochran. - years. Meramec River:
G.rtrude Brown. u years. St. Yincent's Ins,i-
In ma Miller u years, si2 North Eighteenth.
Mar k. Whsiln. - years. 2~ii Palm; ciErhosis
Anna ManIey. alias connors. 81 years. 1896 Pa
John j Meyer. l month. i53S South Second;
g. l.Ilcsutis. -
Stella la Font. months. is-J division. IN
John Il Matter s. years Alexian BROTHERS
Monet NenkIa / year. 1911 Hodiaront: Inas.itis
Herman Baud-. - years. jefferson Hos pital.
gunshot wound lacciieno. .,,,
AMAZE q. Moore. 1 year. sei5 cOzens: entero-
Gorge M,.psenfechter. u years, 1876 North
Eighteenth. cancer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18

tracing Company. to erect poles on th'
south side of Division street from Nine
teenth street to Twsentyrfourth street.
tracing Company. az, 10 erect poles on the
teenth street to Nineteenth street.
Respectfully submitted.
Supervisor OF CITY Lighting.
J. T. Epstein, for himself and Cor A. /.
Epstein. VI. /. Epstein. H. !. Epstein ana
Mrs. Amalie Epstein. demonstrated orally
against erecting poles asked for in az
Howard Gamhrin and Patrick Hynes re-
nOnstrated orally against erecting poles
asked for I'm application 3i2.
O'Eeere against erecting poles asked FOR
In application 3i2 was submittea.
the Special Committee on City Lighting
submitted the following report:
st. Louis, July 13 1870.
Honorable Board OF Public improvements:
Gt ntlemen-YOUr Special Committee on
City Lighting respectfully submit draCghi
OF an ordnance entitled.
An ordinance To Authorize an Electric
Light Plant in the basement of the New
City Hall to furnish electricity for the light
ing of the New City Hall. Four Courts and
Jail. Old City Hall. while occupied by the
City and Courthouse, with conduits. wires
and necessary appurtenanceS and providing
for the cCst thereof"
With recommendation that the same be
approved and forwarded to the Municipal
Assembly.
Estimate Of cost Of work to be paid by the
Very respectfully.
r A. HERMANN.
ROBT. Z. McMATH.
Committee
The estimate O. cost as submitted by the
committee Was adopted as the estimate Of
the board.
The ordinance above named was adopted
and recommended 10 the Municipal AS
senbly by the following vote:
Ayes.
NoeS-D
ABSENT
The Special Committee on City Lighting
submitted the following report:
50. Louis. No. July Is 1900
honorable Board OF Public improvements:
Geutlemen-YOur Special Committee on
SitY Lighting respectfully report that they
have considered
tfrst-The gas lamp and burner
Second-The gasoline lamp and burner
Ihird-The three styles Of standard iron
posls. proposed TO be used in the execution
or contract No. 5SJ3 by the Welsbach Street
Lighting Company of America and recon-
mend that the same be approved as con-
teinplated II the aforesaid contract.
Very respectfully.
f. A. HERMANN.
ROBT. E. NcMATH,
Committee.
On motion It was ordered as recommend
Adjourned.
EMORY S. FOSTER,
Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
LAW DEPARTMENT.
City OF ST. Louis.
Law Department.

= City OF ST. Louis. =
Law Department.
July 13, 1900.
To Whom II May Concern, Take Notice:
The commissioners, IN the matter of OPEN
ing kossuth avenue. under Ordinance No.
lsf52. Will meet at room "a, City Hall, on
July 20. 1850. at a. m. for the purpose of
assessing benefits occas:oned by said OPEN
Ing. and all parties interested are invited
10 be present; when and where they have
Commissioners report before the Circuit
Court when IL is filed.
The taxing district FOR said opening in
clUces the property within the following
boundaries: North by Lee avenue. south By
Natural Bridge road. east by Grand avenue
and west by Marcus avenue.
Is. SCHUMACHER
City Counselor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
PLOTTED TO KILL PARENTS.
Eliza Wise Said She Wanted Her
Mothers Money.

Aroka. Mimi. July lI.-The investigation
into the recent mysterious shooting ~
William Wise aad his wife was solved to-
l,y nv the confession Of Eliza Wise. the
Younger OF the two Wise girls. that IN"
3os"ndants lanes Harry and Elmer Miller
committed the murder. and practically adj
mitte,I that the plot to shoot her Parents
was formed with the knowledge Of herself
and her sister
The mother had 81 200 In the bank. which
was 10 20 to her daughters In case OF her
death. and the girls. II is stated. had said
rev would divide with their suitors when
Mrs Wise WAS dead. The father had foJ-
hidden the boys to call on his daue hteTs.
and SO he was included In the plot.
Eliza testified that she saw the boys and
their guns outside the housH before the
sLooting. The girls story made sensa-
ZION as the defendants had established
tentative alihi and II was the general be-
lief that they were innocent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
BROKEN STONE WANTED.

Office OF Commissioner OF Supplies.
City Hail. July 16. 1854
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Undersigned, TO be opened at his office at u
o'clock m. Of
THURSDAY NEXT. THE 18TH INST.
for furnishing the Water Commissioners
with 100 cubic yards broken stone as per
specifications in this Office. To be delivered
at H 5. Station No. 3. Baden, within enc
week from date of order.
Certified check for 500 must accompany
each bid.
Call at Commissioner Of Supplies Cor
blanks and other Information.
Bids must be in duplicate. free from all
i"ration or erasures, and TO both the origi-
nal and duplicate must be attached a copy
VI this advertisement.
All bids having any alteration or erasure
the. con viii be rejected.
The Commissioner reserves the right to
reject any or ali bids.
FRED c. MEIER
Commissioner of Supplies.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
BRICK WANTED.

Office OF Commissioner OF Supplies.
City Hall, July Is, 1900.
Sealed proposals Will be received by the
undersigned. 10 be opened at his office at u
o'clock m. on
THURSDAY NEXT. JULY 18TH.
for furnishing the Water Commssi,
p, 90 red brick, as per acquisitions
this office.
To be delivered at II. S. Static
dep. within twenty days fro,, d Indian
Call at this office f."
Information. -aVeS Soon.
Bids must be in
iteration or erasU-.-
and duplicate July 17-Colonel o. NJ
;hls advertiser Ninth Cavalry. formerly
All bids Rfowa. Comache and Apache
thereon 1T now stationed at Fort Grant.
The tves next week for China. where Ia
1ect al ordered to report for duty. Woocr
noted Indian fighter.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

AcRE-lo3 T.; Laura lesson to Laura,
ASHIAND-a5 IT; Patrick Gallagher 10
Martin cavanEh--v. d.. 80 -.-.-..... 1000
had Montgomery: Pauline Eoedger to
Christine r. e.igsr-qtc. d. go. --..-.
BIDpIE-5i q in. 8 s.. bet; Four
RIDDLE-5l r. In, =. =. bot Four
teenth and ThiIteenthi Rudolph caInien
10 Roman Stranz.w L..
COTE EEILIIANTE-2I n H. s. =.
bet. Hodiamont and Hamilton. Henier-
Realty TO Elizabeth Shefznr-w- 4. {, 90
CARR. r.. SIS. let; twentieth and
CkRR|l5 Il, $. 3. bet Twenty-irst and
Twentieth: Louise Ritter to Henry 49,.
cHK0L!NE1s' IT.: Geo. Dun.ord TO -'-''
Elizabeth Suliissn-w. d.. ---- 49,. loo
and Carr; John Davis to Pinkas Subo-
F6I.SOM-sS It: Hamilton nd to otto '''''
oefler-w d.. ;;,..;,:.....,.... 1Oo5
paEy 10 MarraTst WALSH; a.. -. 100
FAIRFAv--3t f.: Edw. Walsh 10 Fideii-
~ Realty Coupany-w. d. go. ..-... 90
GRANpIS-sT II. 2ia; y. Katharine 20 r.
GiANNfba@laiT5zSa F ~; Henry RccnStedier to "'
Louis Yeckei and wife-,w: -. ago
HOWARD e.. s. 8. bet Twenty-sec-
ond and Twonty-frst; Hecsei Real rs
tate and Improvement Company TO Hen
JJ-LIA-1so f.: Julia wsndoniss to Vir-
Einia Handersori-w L., -.
g. Renz-w. d.. ...- .-.. .--...--...... 3 5ol
SITS Il; Elisha willer to Ben u. 80
g-yVE:T,F-Tig- -; bet Carroll and S''
Marion: Roman straz TO las. Wares
TWELxTH-ss n. bet. Carroll and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
SHAH IN ST. PETERSBURG.
Persian Ruler Greeted by the En-
pcrOr.

81. Petersburg. July 1T.-Muzaffar-Ed-Di
Shah of Persia. arrived in St Petersburg
to-day.
He was welcomed ut the railway station
by Emperor Nicolas and other members
of the Imperial family. who greeted him
cordially. The party drove together.to the
winter palace along the Nevsk"i Prospect.
the principal street Of the city. which was
lined with troops and beautifully decorated
with :riumphJl arches.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
UIIIDISG PERMITS.

John Davies. brick flats. 1874 Goodfallow: 5000
John Davies. two brick dwellings, llol ana iioS
AuJe.t. 81 So each. --o
John Davies two brick dwellings. $50 and 4sso
Cottage, Si-sJJ each
John Davies. brick building. 4713-i. cottage.
s. 90.
Edward Hoppe. brick dwelling. 5si5 California;
si.1JO.
Evangelical Lutheran Hospital and Asylum A.
sociatiUr. alterations and additions o. De us%i
as a hospital. southeast corner Potomac and
Ohio; $1,000. -
city Lighting Company !rcn-cad building 70
he used az an electric puweT-house. sJS 81.
IHGr.cs.
i " Gccke & 90. two iron-cial warehouses
southeast corner Main and sidney. 5000
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
Canoe Upset; Two Drowned.

REPL BislC SI'EOIAI4-
Bristol Tenn. July 11.-By the c1psizlng
of a canoe on the IfOlston River near here
NJ . o'clock this morning. two Bristol men
were drowned in water % feet deep ard
third SWAN ashore. The victims were James
a Jcncs a young married man. and William
Powell. aged twelve. son of Mr.. and Mrs
I y Powell The bodies were recovered
and brought TO Bristol this afternoon. The
party was fishing and had gone out In a
o. noe TO bait their lines.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18

REPL BIIC SPEtIAI..
Dixon. Ill. July l1.-This is n noteworthy
dav in the history Of Lee County. Fifteen
thousand persons witnessed the laying 81
the new Lee County Courthouse corner
stone this afternoon. The grand master OF
NJ sons OF Illinois. Charles +. Hitchcock.
presided Judge Christian C.. KoilI.aat OF
chicago delivered the Grafton. 4 parade of
civic and military societies paraded before
ceremonies making column over mile in
length.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
Springfield to Issue Bonds.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield, Ill. July 1.-THE City Of
Springfield has decided to again float S207 go
OF municipal bonds which are Que in Sep
TENDER. The paper will be taken by Mason.
Lewis and Company of Chicago, who will
refund the bonds at four per cent and pay
a premium of $3.50. The bonds now draw
interest at the rate OF five per cent
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.


CENTENNIAL LODGE. no. al KNIGHTS
of Homer meets every first and third Wednesday
az Hall No g. No. sol Franklin avenue tWenzeI' >
HailJ An knights OF Honor cordially In
yited JAMES J. MI-IA,AHY
Dictator, No 2S.1 Cass ave.
NJ Thayanot, Rep. No. 2oO5 North Market ST.
MISSOURI LODGE. No. 20. X. OF H-RE. IT,
lar meetings nrst and th!rd Wednesdays AZ r'ra-
ter1,aI buiidinG. lloI Franklin enue, Han No
4 All knights OF Honor invited.
FERD. CASE. Dictator
27Is Madison street
John Frame. Jr., Reporter
1913 Linton avenue.
OAK LODGE. No. I0. X Of II, MEETS
every firxt and third Wednesdays at yheor.N
Hall, jefferson aad Cass avenues. All knights
OF Honor invited.
!. J. DIETRICHS. Dictator,
S22l Hickory street.
1905 Chestnut street
sT LOUIS LODGE. No. r. X Of IL
meets second and Fourth Wednesdays al oFi
FelIowS building. Ninth and olive streets. All
kn.rhts of Honor invited u our meetings
CHARLES \. EASTMAN Dictator.
S,5 North Twelfth st-eet.
p. s. Drown. Reporter
so Olive street kinioch Phone B so.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
NILSSON Xxi.
THE WEATHER.
To-Days Forecast.

Washington. July I7.-Forccsst for wednesday
I1aIsua ami IfIinois-Ci. nera!ly fai- Wednesday
and THURSDAY; warmer Wednesday. westerly
winds. -.
Ar!t1usas-Fair in western. showers In eastern
portion Wednesday: Thursday fair AID warmer.
CkifIoma and Indian Te-r!tory-Fair and
warmer Wednesday. Thursday fair. sOuther!y
jowa-Gcnerally fair and warmer "Wednesday
and THURSDAY. southe!ly winds.
MisSouri-5leul rally idir al warner Ne4ues-
dav except rains in southeast portion; TAuIsday
fair. sslithea sferly winds.
Kansas ard Nrbraska-Fa'r and warmer
wednesday; Thursday fair. southeTly VICES.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
BaRONS Of RUNNYMEDE.

ST LOUIS LOCAL COUNCIL. No / AN
r.-,t order Bsrons % Kunnymele Will hold a
r. rrII- meeting ri O'clock Thursday evening
July is. lsul at their hail. No. Oti Fellows
l4i,Et.. g.. '.tncast corner Ninth and olive
str-c;s rar.e candidates 20 he Initiated. smoker
JOHN WEERTS Lo-i Marshal
Attest: \. II. Bush Baron u Records.
g. chemical EiaE.
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Government Report.

Department q Agriculture. weather BlTe.uL
Nct,u-al.rcai obssr vatons received al ~ I'otlS
Iulv L l.-Il at G.5. %. local time ara p. N.
e.yeuty-Nfth meridian time. Ohsery atoms TAKEN
al the same moment II iiIne at all sSati'ns,