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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
wEsrTstN GOLF CLUBs COMPETE.
Oatsvcntsia Won the Trophy; Glen
view Was second. -. Paul Third,

Chicago. sept. oG-Tcafns from eight OF
the most prominent Western golf clubs
contested To-Day for the Marshall. Field tro-
phy in the opening day OF the Western goir
champiurzhip "a Outwentsia. As was eX-
p,ctcd. the OuweHts!a carried Off FIRST
houoTs.
The play was against boEey and the five
members of the OEtwentsia team finished
,,ith . total Of 80 down. GIenview was sec
ort finishing 70 down and tine Town and
Country Club of St Paul third, finishing
IS down. the other Eve clubs finishing as
follows
Midlothian. 81 down; Skokte, 81 down;
FI.tNatlr. 10 down, RIVER Forest 70
down. Belmont. 10 down.
The scores Of the winning team were as
fellows. toEey for the - hoies being l'o:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
IN THEOuMTY.

Marriage Nceuses'eve issued at Clayton
yesterday Ia John TCampbell and Marca
Turiey u Ma u Sth Compton syCEue,
Alexander Boiler otiar-LsStEr an! JANA
pge-inS % Elli~yillel nj 10 Fred H. But-Ji-
hon Of No. 2-5t CIsavepue ana Florence
L. EirkvJod OF kirvood.
j. Il. HoUsomaumaras ser OF tire st.
Louis, 81 Charles A. Western Railway
Company, Cutsrtairt daieE1 ton from
the 81 Charles Ten Council TUESDAY
Afternoon al lurcpn held IN his private
car at Pattouv,ile. Sheriff kcrth and
Judge Wilson Of : Louis County wers
also in tre party. {he course Of his
remarks, NJ. HouseLn SAID that he hopeis
To gCJ franchise JTup over the streets
Of s.. CbaIss and ought that the town
should guarantee hita bonus. Doctor j.
Il; Nudd Of the Jipcil replied q Mr.
Hpuseman's TcmavksnI said that he was
in t4vcr u ENiug thbonls uesir.I
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
rni.rrssty cs M.anesosn Won.
FOOTBALL NOTES.

rf.rr.#s C..s. 1arr- ..-t -E-T T-.yss-ity e'
Hinr- fa football team: -- Ns, si.z;-r q.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
IOWA EXPRESS AGENT ROBBED.
ThousandDollar Package DiSap-
pears Mysteriousiy.

Kcokuk, Ia. Sept. 2s.-The depot agent Of
the Adams Express Company at this place
WAS robbed to-day of a thOus3nd-dollar
psckaee, consigned by a local bank 10 Sa-
lem, l.. The package was supposed 10 hav.
been put in the safe. but was missing when
tne depot agent checked out early in the
morning.
b. The case seems 10 be similar 90 that
Of the recent Burlington robbery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

Buffalo sept aG-Weather :re ana track fas.
Ei.St race. selling, SIX and o1e-EdIs f.lricnEe-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

Weather conditions wer. perfect Tor
poltiuE, and the course could not have been
improved on. But in oEiy two or three III
stances was bOgeY beaten.
Tomorrow niorgiuE play FOR the amateur
Western champiquahip begins. It ) expect
ed that nearly seventy payers VIII tee on,
and unless rain slows up the play, low scores
are looked for.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

the host. Ray wani 70 dance with Ola
aad Reynolds said hsEouif rot Ray then
drew his revolver q rr,d four shots AZ
Reynolds. one q H. taking effect II mis-
right thigh. As heal % the floor Rey-
no.ds pulled his rey,-r and shot once az
Ray. The bullet is-cd its mark aTt
struck Ola II: the EhI hand. Reynolds
and Ola were take 20 .he City Dispeu-
sayy- whore their iari.s werc dressed By
Doctor NCgrster. Iyupils and Ray s-s
held pr-sODecs by th5oi.cG.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
HAxLox SIGNS TWO MEN.
Anderson aud FuItz of the Milwaukee
American League Drafted.

Brooklyn. y. Y, Sept. 25.-The Brooklyn
baseball club has drafted Anderson and
IHuIz of the Milwaukee American League
team for next year
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
MINING PLANTS CLOSED.
Legal Proceedings Throw 1G0 Men
Out Of Employment.

ET-pUBTJC SPECIAL
Joplin. No, sept. 2G.--Three mining plants
were shut down by attachment to-day. !u-
cludiu, the two mills of the Russell ir
vim zinc company Of treuNue, attached
fd. a 5000 coal and hardware bin, and
the Dyer & Yorker mining plant at Lone
Elm. attached for 81 % machinery and sup
plies The shutting down o. these mills
throws over l") men out Of employment.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
162 Boarding Plies
Advertised in to3ys Republic.
BOTH SENTsNeD TO HANG.
Nashville Judge 'noFes Il Jury's
kecOmmendatit for Mercy.

FElC BiID SPECIAL.
Nashville. Tenn. Sci 25-in the GRIM
ina! Court to-day Lou Bridges and Abe
FetWay Were cuuv.ctsdf tho murder OF VI.
G. Wrenne. h merchs n about two months
ago. The jury returaeu verde, ot 5ullt..
with mitigating C.EtIStauceS. but this
Judge Anderson dtsTsgded and sentenced
the men To death.
NrcEue was SleepiIs his establishment
when the men YrItIte front d0cr open
and struck the Inert lat with Il UII5EsOn
as he lay asleep.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

a,5a22 Sow 2yrk ,;''. | :..', ......s -, $&i
EARNED .uus-ii.-Stsn .. NV ok : TSE1-haee
hits Ilavl, j. .eIuach T. Davis / stolen bases
ti...Ey 3. C4rEgg /. smith D. Htuiitpl / Double
-.aF--~,IlaCh and = -L.uur /, Hickman. Davis
and Da.Ll / sacrifice u-.--s,IgitE l. ll!zt on balls
OF b..oau 8. uI .-yE.-Er ;. uit Ndttl"7sHn ..
lit r.y ui-cheT-H Hamilton l. Struck gut-Dius'I
J Passed laus-Cpu.c. !. Grady L. Tine-TEo
L-.-- and i've m-nl.-s Lmi-ro-el! .eI.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

VISITING INSTRUCTORS -Superintend-
ent W i. CarTiHGtCH Of the jefferson city
public schools and Professor r II. Jesse.
president Of the STATE University at Coium-
bia, No. called at the offices OF the Board
OF Education yesterday Tor the purpose Of
looking over the work done il the 81 LOUIS
schools.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

STRUCK EY 4 CAE-James COuIey. GO
years Old, living at No. 2653 Rr1nuOu ave
nue. was knocked down by a Tower Grove
car 81 Spring avenue and Arsenal street
about ;5J O'Clock last night He sustained
= scalp wound and internal injuries. He
wa, carried in the car 10 Union Station,
and from there was sent TO- the City Hos
pitai in an ambulance. Doctor NicteTt pro-
uourced his injuries serious.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

INCORPORATE SilIestoC Lana
Company filed articles OF incorporation yes
tsyIay with The 4 ccTLer OF Deeds iLe
capital stock OF SIJ..J Is divided into ~
shares Of &lcl each. Lorraine 7. Jones holds
fifty shares. benjamin Grdtz stventy-tEe c
ard John -. Finley sefcnty-iIy6.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

FINED on WIFE, : CONIPLAINT-Wil-
liam BagyIter, vino liz 5 al the foot Of Dock
street. WAS 1Eei 500 iu tie Second District
Police Court yesterday on the charge OF
abusing his wife, Louise. He went home o.
TUESDAY evening aEi quIrreied with his
vie, and. size claims, he struck her with
his Ist IN tho right eye.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
IN THE CITY.

FILLED ELECTION TO DOVER Flea
nor g. G!cEau yesterday filed with the
Recorder Of Dsais the election OF dover 20
uuy-thic.i cf all the lands Of Emile Sslo5au.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

IPIsH-AAIFRICANS TO MEET-The
I-isa-Amcricau Society viii meet tonight
a- the Knights Of Father Mathew Hall
No. 20 Washington avenue. al U'clOc6.
The meeting is the G.st in several months
and some important matters VIZ; be takel
Up.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
CITY TAXES AND DEBIT

CITY TAXES AND DEBT-The total
taxes for the year l-". - compiled by
Assessor Frgtcr:cks. and including tne
assessments made by the State Board uc
Equalization. are Ssy,.Is.2s0. The zeal es-
tate taxes are -. III $50. and the personal
taxes ss3,yl5.Jlr. The total ci-y debt is Sl9.-
fuJ- --.el
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

SMASHED \ MAIL EOX-A runaway
horse attached 10 a grocery wagon owned
yy Robert l.. F4em.r1, OF No. z'.3 Eastou
avenue. and driven ry Harry SpiBsby or
N. 2,S7 olive. Co.AGed with a lamp post AZ
Compton aEc Lucas avenues yesterday
afternoon. The mai! box was knocked OF
The post and broken into several pieces.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
DR.. SCHR Elmer,
Si6 Chesfns ST, ST. Louis, No.
The REIABLISpecia!ist
zO4 GLE eStreet. Sd. Louis.

Cares private andh.onic dis
eases. Lost .iaaal Nitrous
Debility. Lost kIs s-.l--.A.
Neakness. Night Los. Ds5!ii-
z.ius Dreams. Earlsecay, Va
c-cJcri~ ard al Tss-LCf er-l4s
OF youth or eNc-s-t "a i4-cr
years permanently Irgi. IFi-
nary E..aasss. GiaetScr!cture,
natural Eischarss. s.l all
{. seasss Cf kiL.ev5 aFIyf.fsc~
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

FAIR NOT OPEEED-On account; Of the
heavy rain last night. the street fair IN 81
Ieo's Parish was not opened. i VIII Dc
ol Il. tonight. however. tor the last time.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

and Blood Poisc7. stages. positively cured.
CEaFses low. OUt-cSwn patients treated By
mali. Eool. and Cuesa Lists on Special DISEASES
sent Free. CJnsultl;ieFr.s. Can Or write. HO1fs
= Ia 20 >. S5ays ID 20 Il
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

gH-ae, at -. L,.as. I-i!als.Li4 a. y. I.
Boston ~ Esaolyn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

First Esre -Miu:on. The Thrush. Hr-ry Clark. -
Second Eace-SeE ur1nca. Sflrut Friend VsiU
Eav
Tidrd Eal.-st. Wo-d. Miss Ig.ah. Tour Leaf
-.
Fourth Tace-CeproB. Early Bird. Jlnp.
Fifth ftscs-Jim W, Alvin W, Sweet Capo-
raj.
Gates.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
HERTSELL'S HARD HITTING,
American Lacquer Practically
Wins the Game for the Reds at
Piusburg-phillipS SIaugh
tered by llanl"nircs.
EArtGNiL LENGiE.
To Days Schedule.

FIraa..Ee Z: f5aa O. cincinnati :. PITS
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

BRICK FRACTURED HIS SNCLI<-E!-
mer Harper, a negro. % years old, Of No.
22l7 Convent alley. IS at the City Hospital
with fractured skull lie was playing tn
the alley in the rear OF hi5.Lone with two
other negro BOYS. John Monroe and An
drew James Monroe threw a brick in the
air. witch fell on the Harper boys head.
His injury l. considered serious 10y Super
iutendtrt Doctor NirJeyt a.: the City Hos
p.taL Monroe was arrested.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

BIG CRAPS GAME RAIp-Tu.nty-six
negro craps shooters were arrested ia a rsld
on d game IN progress at l.: Hardson's 5 l.
loon. No. l31} Market strict. last night.
Lieutenant Johnson and SPECIAL Officers Nc
keuua, Hagem8n. Roemer and Firau con-
duCted the raid. RaZurs ana revoivers con-
sJituted the personal property OF she pcis-
OEsrs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
RrCoyFPED SONS RoDy-Ts.

RECOVERED son : BODY-The body OF
Ftari. NeWm-n Il. who was drowned Tuesday
afternoon IN NebeT's quarry pond at Twen-
tie'h and Angelica streets. was recovered
yesterday morning oy the dead boys ia
tEer, Herman Newman, Of No. %5lS North
Twenty second street The body was Te-
moved 20 the residence OF Mrs. New man.
and will be inferred to-day.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
floods SapJqba>dM
s.Z2SE z1z;:l :l:I:z llzl1Qgp
Americas Greatest SPrLs1g Medicine.

speciality. He soon mastered the sub
Ject, and when n few years ago the
craze TO form trusts came on capital
lists naturally turned to James Il. Dill
for guidance.
Mr.. Dill lives on HARRISON street in
this city. He has a wife and three
charming girls. The daughters attend
the East Orange High school. where
they stand very high. both in studies
and in the various societies connected
with the institution. One of the girls
is a noted horseback rider. She and
her father start out very early in the
morning. and after an exhllara ting ride
return home in time for a convenient
train.
The Dill residence is a very fine one,
but by no means palatiaL One large
room is devoted TO n library. and here
is gathered one OF the finest private
law book collections in this country.
Mr.. Dill is noted in East Orange for
his democratic manners. The humblest
citizen is assured OF hearty welcome
when calling at the Dill home. Mr..
Dill is an active member OF the Orange
Riding and Driving club. and when an
exhibition was given last autumn Mr..
Dill went To see Marcus Mitchell. the
postmaster, and asked for the names
OF the East Orange letters carriers.
Each OF them later received two tick
cts for the performances
WILLIAM II. BRITToN.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
Deafness Cannot be Cured

10y local applications. "a they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear There l. only
one way to cure deafness ami that l. Toy CON
>tItujl"nal remedies Braiuc~, l. ,-Iu~rd 10y
an Unframed condition of the mucnu> lining ni
the cn~tachiln tube. When this tube sct~ ia
lltmcd you have "a rumblin. sound cor imPcr-
ltct hearing, and when il i entirely Cln-cd
deafness Il the result, and unless the iuiiam-
nation can bc taken out and this tubc restored
Ia lis normal condition. hearing VIII bc de-
struyCd forever nine east, out eli ten are
caused by citaTrh. which il nothing hut an
lLiamrd condition of the mucous surfaces.
We Will give One Hundred Dullar> for any
ease of deafness lcauscd lay catarrhI that can
not be- cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars. free
+. J. CHENEY X CO. Toledo. q.
- Sold by druggists. zoe
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
MODERN NAPOIEONNLAN
HOW JAMES 3. DILL AvERTE0 A Dis
AsTRoUS STEEL WAR.
The Biggest Industrial Enterprise In
Existence - A Daily Ride with
Charming Maid APprecIative
Treatment of Letter Carriers.
lspecial Correspondence.l

Especial correspondence
EAST ORANGE, n. j., April 17.-James
Il. Dill Is the most prominent resident
OF this city. He is a corporation law
yer and probably knows more about
this subject than any man in the Unit
ed States. Mr.. Dill has just added to
his fame by settling the troubles be-
tween Andrew Carnegie and Henry &.
Frick. Mr.. Dill had no previous ac-
quaintance with any of the Carnegie
people. He left his Office in New York
on n certain recent afternoon and upon
reaching home found a telegram. The
message requested Mr.. Dill to start at
once for Atlantic City.
The next day Mr.. Dill was To attend
the annual meeting OF the National
Steel company. Nevertheless he broke
this important engagement and at q
o'clock in the morning left for Atlantic
City. Mr.. Carnegie and some OF the
belligerent partners were there. The
party lost no time i'm getting down to
business. Mr.. Dilrs presence acted
like oil on angry waves. and soon dis
cord and strife gave way to harmony.
The whole iron and steel trade was
apprehensive until the Carnegie differ
ences were compromised. Such inter
ests as the National Steel. Federal
Steel. American Steel and Wire and Il
number OF other big concerns were
fearful lest a war of prices should
break out, for then profits would bee
destroyed. The most disastrous conf
mercial war which this century has
witnessed was imminent. PhS calam-
ity was avcr.cd hy the skill and clever
ness Of Mr.. Dill.
BY various means Mr.. Dill induced
the Carnegie partners 10 come togrth-
er. and the formation Of Il company
with ii capital of SlGoOG0.0OO was the
result. The Federal Steel company
has n capital Of 5000 900 600. hut por-
tiOn of this is watcrcd. The Carnegie
shares have n par value of 81. 600. and
every cent represents actual value. The
new company is now the largest and
most Important Industrial enterprise i'm
existence. The ownership and di-
rection Of railroads. fleets Of ships.
coal AMI iron mines. cokc.iclds ami
Iron and steel furnaces have now been
brought under one management The
task performed ry Mr.. Dill was monu-
mental.
What manner Of mau Is Mr.. Dill: He
Is short OF stature. but his shoulders
are broad. He has Il light cnmplrxiun
and Il mustache. His eyes are blue
AMI small AMI clear. and the cyclidS
droOp. giving the impression Of Shrcwd-
ness 10 behOlderS. Mr.. DHI has an
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
THE FADS OF Fashion.
Rum chunda Waists and Fnncy
Sleeves Are tO lie Very Popular.
Especial Corrtspondtncc. ]

New York. April lI.-DO not let your
self think that men are 10 have a mo-
nOpoly of fancy ncckties in all sorts of
shapes and styles heretofore consider
eel us belonging 10 men only, for the
large scarf ties and. in fact, all the
neckwear belong To the best part
of our lives Il mean womcn's lives.
There are stock collars OF all sorts of
soft and delicate goods. with lace and
chiffon for very dreSsy wear: but il is
more OF the manniSh ties and Scarfs
that | wish To speak.
The handkerchief ties are Identical
with those of the men. only in some in
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20

If troubled with rheumatism, give
Chamberlain's Pain Balm trial. 1t will
not cost you a cent if it do : no good. One
application will relieve the pain. 1t also
cures sprains and bruises in one-third the
time required by any other treatment.
Cuts, burns, frOstbites, quinsey, pains in
the side and chest, glandular and other
swellings are quickly cured by applying
it. Every bottle warranted. Price %
and SOC. Il. II. Wilson d Son.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20

these being from four TO five inches
wide in the back. These are planned
to be worn with the short Elton or figa-
70. This special arrangement is an ex-
cellent one. for it is capable of so many
different variations, all Of which will
readily suggest themselves TO the wear
ers.
There are many short empire jackets,
and these, with the newly nodded form.
make these soft, full scarfs Just the
right thing in the right place The
new female figure. we all know by this
time. is high in the back and long and
straight in front.
There is no end OF jabots, all of
soft stuff. but perhaps none is more
serHeeable than those made of soft
null. This can be washed like hand
kerchief when cut in n simple shape.
Narrow tUcEs are as pretty as any
thing. Lace can be added if desired.
/ notice that the newest wells are in
fine double mesh with chenille dots
about an inch apart and with a fringe
Of chenille 1T the edge. Many admire
these, but they look Il little heavy for
wells.
Not every one can afford real Rum
chunda waist, and so the manufacture
ers have been So good as TO invent IL
lovely sateen with all the distinguish
ing qualities of that favorite material,
and il needs sharp eyes 10 tell the diff
ference between the real and the cot
ton imitation. All the special designs
are closely followed.
One had pale soft heliotrope ground
with green and dusky red and blue and
yellow ali in the Overpattern. The de-
sign showed large wheels amid the
strange arabesques, and these wheels
were brought over the chest, and one
was in the center OF the back. The
sleeves were made Oh the edge of the
stuff and thus had different look
There is quite IL revolution in sleeves.
1t is asserted that more than half the
sleeves from now Oh will be cut off at
the elbow and laid back with short
but very elaborate cuffs. These are Of
tiny RIFLES of lace. ShirringS and Vari-
Gus faucies in pannc velvet. \ few
have ruiIles Of lace made very fun
when tie lace is of the finer varieties
and not 50 full where il is of the hcav-
Ter kind. Most house gowns. when Of
thin stuff. have Shirrcd sleeves finished
at the elbow with falls of lace more or
less deep.
The princess shape has taken new
Importance among styles. and very
many house dresses will be made in
that always graceful AMI becoming
form. The prcttieSt Of them has the
front So arranged that it drapes across
the front in 4 diagonal form, and fancy
buttons are placed along tie edge. The
sleeves To these are made Ia contrast
with the goods or are Of lace over some
delicate silk.
OF course il is 10 be understood that
the material i'm the dress 10 for warm
weather. Aside from the princess skirt.
the p"cttic>t L. the one shown in the IL
luStratiun. The front is cut with Il
flare. and the lack j. laid I'm double
box plat. and the center Of this is
brought up above the. belt and but
toned there. This is suitable for the
heavier cottonS rs we'll aS hight woods.
OLIVE HARPER.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

COUNTY OFFICERS-D. l.. Gaulden. Titus
vile. county judge; VI. Goldsmith. Titus
vile, prosecuting attorney; A. A. Stewart
Titusville, clerk circuit court; . F.. WOot-
Ell, Cocoa, tax assessor; +. w. HALF Shapes.
tax collector: John Henry. Titusville,
treasurer; J. III. Sans COuTtenay. superin-
terdent public instructions; J. o. Fries, ii
tusville, county surveyor: j. L. Brown. Ii
tusville. sheriff; T. j. COckshutt, LaGrange,
registration officer
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20

Mcie y ID Whtn UNDRESSING peOpIr.
,YQlep fhr'faDil is about ID years old and is
Ind II r. ankaeaof clergyman. Young Dill
Isyo;n1, thP the y from Yale and while there
himself. He later taught
Mr.. J. NJ Paine. philadelphia. and two OF his
Dissue was reported b sons of John Wanamaker.
Gay ior ms nome IN Yere spent as a reporter OH
PAhieu oy ms daugI W'ibune. The newspaper
.oPeo the cnange0uol not have sufficient at
-A'' Haihe . heaIt roung Dill, so he studied
The people off wa influence and wealthy
know that Caps, II - lydgSteadily built up a
,,IsafsF oewetre Iesl rapd clearly saw
AT c. etiO4fpst week g, OratlOns and
"a reoistH Ff fvia r~-sA this WI
seek. H
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20

stances there is a STOCK Of the same
and ring To slide up 10 the neck, and
from there il spreads out in the ap-
proved fashion. Some have TWO rings.
which form a pun between them.
Some OF the rather more feminine
ones are arranged first as stock. then
ions SCHil ami ~ DisSSuh' general
y tue Il e nIrial bottlSf all dis. ana the
ends are ey tFug storgfanteed remedte anu
they falhed{ nilsson & Son.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20

One Of the liIst letters al sympathy re-
ceived 10y General Roberts after the death
of his son in South Africa WAS from the
EN-EmprcsS Eugcnia, recalling how the
general hai given her spn. of flowers
from thc spot where the Prince Imperial
fell IN the Xnlu war.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
Administrators Notice.

All persons concerned take notice that six
months after date | will present my final
accounts and vouchers as administrator of the
estate of Harriet l. Wilson. late of Brevard
county. Florida, deceased To Hon. d. L.
Gaulden. county judge Of said county. and
pray 70 be discharged from such administra-
ton. A y WILSON
AdmipiStE@&.- .
Titusville, Fla, Nov. 3rd, 80 lnr>, - =
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20

THE WHrticulars. a'Usa, se .
~-suIAsr. ana y w. A. FRAZER Fla
gS, werner. 'ez, CODtr -A'oo''.'.'''.. VI p
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20

active, nervous temperament. He
walks quickly ana At times talks very
fast. When giving legal advice. how
ever. lie speaks slowly and deliberate
ly. Mr.. Dill'S head is large. and his
face is interesting. lie becomes ami
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20
TOWN DIRECTORY.

TOWN OFFICERS.-A. ID. Penney, mayor
NJ. s. Jones Jr., marshal and tax collector;
C. S. Schuyler. clerk and treasurer; John
Henry. assessor; ID. /. Gaulden f. A. Los
ley. j. NJ. Dixon. w. L. Knox, JnO. r. Wal
ker, cOuncilmen. The council meets first
Tuesday in each month.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20

Il think DrWitt's Little Early Ri-crs are
the best pills in the world says " l.. Lake.
Happy Creek. VA. They remove all "h-truc-
tions Of the liver and howell, act quickly and
never grippe Il. K. Wilson X ~nn.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS II. Walker.
Titusyille, chairman; w. II. Sharpe. Shapes;
Jos. Mendel, LaGrange; JnO. Houston. Eau
Gallie; J. n. Waller, AnkOna. Regular SEES
siOns are held first tuesday in each month
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-04-20

COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD. NJ. Dixon.
Titusville; 5. f. Gibbs. Melbourne