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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
I'm 0anbiuher.

Wir babem oil 100, 900 older poBi9liter
Sarms 9dubsrsien IN Winneiota unb Glib.
Oatota 3u pretien uon 80 bis S21 pro afe,
3u perfauieu.
Gbenials cine Sarm p"u 1000 Qder nit
gutter @ebauben.
Sin farm pom 440 ader, iammtIid culti.
pirt, nit Suten GebGnoen.
Gin lid gut ,ableuoes Sotel unb anbsrea
Sarms mno StabteiSentbnm entweoer gu psrs
tauieh ODER Az uertani6en.
gitts bel uns por3uipre6cn NIB mir psr.
ben SIREN Wiinidem entipreten.
Sobn Yier L. Co.,
@rnnbsiseMtbum. mno 9eriidsuuuss .Assnt,
800 Sisbsmts Strabs, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11

6eiu6ten i'm 2aufs Der perfl. @o6e
uniere Staot Dubuque. gs narsn
Die geiitli9en 9erren: Heo. Or. 8ouz
quiaon, Migr. Gonatp, Der Hettor Der
uniperiitdt, unO Rep. Or. Strip, tpel.
der Elm geborener Subuquer lit. ollie
orei ipra6en ibre ue6~eraeuguns aus,
baB Mi9r. aeane Der nG9ite Gr5bi>
i9of BON Dubuque iein peroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
Wenen QrebsIhuoen.

Sb empteble bierlmlt StroOp's bsri5mte,
beitfhe pulper. 0lelelbeu beilen ieoel
(uo6 midt aufsebro&ensiD 3rebs iomobl
iunsrlid ais duberlid. @qer, bic uerbGd.
tise @eidpiillte iowie aud Wa9enIei=
BEN unb Qebsri6abem babei. limb biels
pulper beionbers empfoblen. Wegem Wdbe-
rem 8eusniie etc. a%breilire man;
Gb ar b 8. Boebiug,
ct. QIcas Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
Spre@t bnr!

Wir iino IN Der Xase. Sic nit allen
Sortsn eaenwaarsn, Dsden. Seppis
den. Watten uno Seltu6 gu perieben,
ollie bon leitenoen 6abritanten ssma6t
uno segen Bear 9etauft, mel6e mir al
prsiien anbieteu. bic ionlt nirgenos
meroen t6nnen.
Sames 2eoi & & o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
gu 0unfen Der Safe bes ct. Bins
zen, non YanIa 8creineS

pirb am Mittpo6. ben -. Septemz
Der elm 2apn Set i'm S9iisenpart
oabier peranitaltet perben. Der Gin
trittsz preis gum Yart lit 10 Gents
uno Der preis fir bds Na9teHen,
pel4ss ~aufgetii9t peroen pirb, pirb
25 Gents Iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
Gir ben Garnrbal ;u Geoar Rapios.
a.,

bat bic Slinois Central ermGbiste
Sabrpreiie semadt uub spur pirb
bic &unOreiie ben preis elmer Tubrt
tDiten. 8inste fperben bonn 1. Biz 6.
Sttpber 81 baben unb gum s. Sttober'
sini4lteblia, siiltig fein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
&anias EarmlanD.

Suite 9Gnbersien i'm iiibliden Wittel. 6an'
las fir Tarmen unb gieb,u4t, in bem Sbeill
Don 3auias. wel9er baS bette @aiier, brs
tatbolii6e 8irben NIB pOuig Giienbabner
bat. Sier sibt IS quite gr,ten, 9utes China,
Der ater $15 bel ihnea 3uuebmetben prei:
fen. S6reiben Sie I'm EN- BUD betiteli
''Out there in Kansas" nib mn meitert
austuuft au SrGuS Wsinibenf, ainsman.
HauS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
Gbei6eionngen.

Gin %tpabrbaft entfeblides 2i9t auf
bic Gbeperbdltnife in ben 8ereinigten
Staaten BON Mmerita tpirft Der
StaatsiefretGr bon Sbio nit benz
8eridte, baB i'm Sabre, enbisenb nit
benz 80. SUM- 1900, 8,457 Gbei1eis
bunsstlasen einsereift pprben finb
- gegeniiber 7,445 i'm eo%rreiponbis
renben 0oriabre. fOlsIi6 1,O12 mebr.
Bon biefen &ksen baben 1878 bic
ri4terli9e @inniqigung srlanst, i'm
correiponbirenbsn 8oriabre 3,217 -
cine .3unabme bon 661. 1860 8laseit
finb ~abgepieIen poroen, Der @rlebi>
sung barrten am 1. Suli 1900 nod
3,519. 4us nahbeaeidneten Grim
ben iinb ri4terli9e S4eioungen be-
piaist poroen:
Gaue.
G6eli6e llntreue . sos
Srsipilises 0erlafen . 2,O34
@rauiams 8~ebanbluns =. 806
Sruntenbeit Alb
StlluY %
Soniise @riinbe 81
Bon Gbicago pirb beri9tet, bab in
ben eriten feds MOnaten oieies Sab
res 9,34O 9eiratbss 2icsnoen ausse=
iteat, binsssen 1,912 Gbeiaeibungss
Hagen eingebradt iporben iinb, = To-
na6 fdut cine S9eiouns auf iebe
finite Gbe! - Sinb bas ni6t trau>
riss, b0ait traurise 3uitGnDe? WO>
bin ioIsn bie1elbsn fibren2 - Oarf
man ii6 ba nod prnbern iibsr ben
Selbftmpro zines 1~2siGbrigen &nas
ben, Namens Orumm in Der NGbe
bon .3~anespile, S.9 Die .gltern bes
ainbes batten fi4 ideiben laHen unb
beibe balb barauf pieber sebeiratbet.
DabrI6einli9 batten beibe i9on Dor
ibrer Sdeibune cine anbere Wabl se>
t"roffen sebabt. Der &nabe aus ibrer
gbs mar aber cine Gait, bic feinss Der
beioen ieinem nelen 3ebenssefdbrten
mitbringen pollte. Der arme 3nabe
lab, baB er iiberfIuifis iei uno srs
bangle ii4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
lIrbrr Misr. s. 5. &eaue

bradten Die S~asesbldtter bieisr Sage
fplgenoe Sepei6e aus Rom:
st 0 M, A, September.
Der papit bat benz M~pniisnpre
&eane, benz friiberen Heftor Der fas
tbolii6en llniperiitdt in Waibinstpn
.. g., cine 8repe sugei6itt, porir
er i'm formea gum grabii9of Don
Oubu. lie ernennt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
Mittme SDiepb Simones,

pelde am Sppbus lit, befinbet ii6
in ben leBten Sagen better unb bic
9offnung auf balbise @eneIuns 1T
I'M 8ebsutsnbss seitiesen..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
Grrlcibung oes Yaaiums.
Sie folsenbe Sepei9e ma9t BIZ
Runbs bur6 bic SagespreIie:

FunDs Dur@ DIE S~agesprene:
Dubuque, Sa., Z. Sept.
Die 8etleipung bes @rsbii9ofs
&eane nit benz Yalium finbet pabrz
i4einli6 am eriten Sonntag i'm Sttoz
Der itatt. grSbti6pf Srelano pirb bic
Seitpreoist balten unb 8arpinal Gib=
bOns nirb ben neuen @r3bii9of nit
benz paQium bethlehem. MltBer benz
pdpitli6en Qblegaten, Gr3biidof Se>
baitiano Martineai, perben !Sunberte
BON 9rieitern BON Rab unb 5ern au
Der Seier eintreffsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
Gin auter Shuhmaher

wiro iir cine bliibenbe Conference.-The sein6t.
grbeit Sesen 2obu oosr Yrofit. Wtam rpeuoe
ii4 al y. u. Grsuasr. 0tpd Bailey, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
Bic. GnseI & e0bne.
Gitbw. Gde Der g. u. Drain. Ctr,

Sltom. Gde Der D. u. Wf0Ills Sfr.,
Dubuque, :: :: Soma.
@senten fir gruubsiseutbum, anleiben
unb 8eri9eruus. @elb iu 5NHro;ent Sa
perieiben aui Soma, Suitois uno WiSconiin
Siderbeiten.- Gampfidihiabrt giuete uad
mnb Don europa uia fiiui beionberen 9inien.
-SGtreter Don 3uuerldiiseu Seuers,
Qebgnss uub llnfdQe Ysriiberungs @eieas
ibaiteu. - abitratts Of 2itle. = Seieats
lide Hotare. .'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
MurkthertdbtR.
0hr oen 0roBperfanf.
y ubuaue, ben 8. Sept,

Dubuaue, ben 8. Sept.
@etretbe, Seu, MebL etc.
Safer: 24@25c.
6oru: 33@35c.
@erfe: 30-40c per guIbel.
Rogsen: 45-50c per guibel.
Seu: @ilbes, $500 per COME; aabmes,
50. 40 @9.60 per COME.
Msbl: 9atent, s4.4o@4.7O; fraisbt
"a. 20@4.5O.
6leie: $14.00.
Gutter, Gierunb safe.
Ger: 9@11e per Gusenb.
Butter: 0airp, 1s@1se p.pfunb Creams
erp, 20@21e.
aaie: @abm . sdis, 1876; Bird, 1876;
gIof, 15e.
Groceries. etc,
ReiB: 6-7c per 1furb.
gobneu: Wbite gsapp, So. so per guibel.
Srii9temnb @emIe.
Wafiermeloneu: 10-15e.
3wiebeln: 50@6Oc per guibe-
@rblen: soc per gufbd.
fraut: $1.00-1. so per Crate.
Neue 6artoheln: Csc per guibe.
gteb.
Stiere: $3.25@4.25.
&tnber: S3.00@3.50.
8ibe: S2.5O@3. 0O.
8glber: 81. 00@5 90.
Triiblin9ss 9Gmmer: SO. 00-3.50.
Stmeine (auf benz Sub): $4.s0@6.W per
bunbert Gfinb.
@efiigel: Sic.
gieb (geidla9tet).
RinbfeiId: 63c per piunb; climber.
TIC per Yfunb.
S9atfeii6: S9afHeii9. lie; Sammels
feid, 10ie.
gefIsel: Siibner, Q Gents per Pianb.
9ropiions
gerGu6ertes Sleii9: S4iHtem, 10@1Oie;
Sped, S@Sfc.
Sdmal3: TIC.
6oblen: Sartfoblen, $7.75 per Come.
Sol5: gntes Gihenbols, 4.50@S5.O0 per
8orbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
Oute GeIssenbeit fur beutide &a>
tbolifeu

lih sutes eanb III Soma an,nfauisn uno
Spar in ellsr Gemeirbe nit beitider fatbos
lii4er Sbuls uno Sirde NIB beutidem
Briener. fIean i8rsibe all 3. 5. eoosbrod,
9rs8cp. Go.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11

@eialSene BULL SGuts: SO. 1, 81 Gents
go. Q, 81 Gents.
Srifd 9eiaIssne 8albbGuts: SEQ. 1, 81
Gents No. g, z Gents.
3als: go. /, AGENTS; go. 2, 81 Gents.
S1afSfele: S1.00.
9rp gcne, S12. 90 per Come; MiueraI,
S24 per 3auieno; Slad Sad, $10@SS per
Gonne.
glsi: Sn ct. aOuis. 8 .15@4.20.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
TO DRUGGISTS.
Office of the Commissioner Of Supplies.

Office of the Commissioner OF SupDnee
City Hall, July 4th. lSW
Sealed proposals will be received py tns
Undersigned, to be opened At his office AZ u
MONDAY. JULY sth.
for s,,pplyine the Poor House, Female Hos.
pitaI and CITY Hospital with drugs ana
medicines. as per itemizsd list on ME In TINS
Office. being the quantities required BY each
OF the Aforementioned Institutions during
the ensuing three months
The articles 20 be delivered free % cnAI4c
the different Institutions. and within I'VE
days from the date Of the award, exceps -
to such articles as can not be obtained IN
ST. Louis. in which case the Diddef must
state when delivery can be made.
Each bidder Will be required TO extend ~
the appropriate column the totaI OK eaen
article called for. the price bid ior same
and the total amount. and also the asBre-
gate snount OF all goods estimated Tor.
Eacn bid must be accompanied oy Ger.
titled check to the UNDERSIGNED Tor SluV. a.
a guarantee that in case OF its acceptance
the bidder WILL within fiye days o, ms
award. enter into contract and hle BOND IN
the sum Of Si.COo with two or more gooo
and sufficient securities. to be approved oy
the Mayor for the faithful performance OK
hts contract
All bids having any alteration or erasurs
thereon will be rejected.
The commissioner reserves the right 70
reject any and all bids
FRED c. MEIER.
Commissioners Of supplies.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
SECOND READING OF BILLS.

Council BIZ No. 81 An ordinance author
tz!nc and directing the 81. Louis Transit
COMPANY to remove the railroad tracks now
operated by ii over and upon portions OF
certain streets or the city OF st. Louis. and
10 use tracks now existing on certain other
streets for running and operating the cars
now and heretofore operated over and up
or the tracks So removed.
Council Bill No. 50. as above. was read
second time and referred 10 Committee on
Railroads.
Council BIZ No. SO. An ordinance making
en- appropriation TO cover the expenses In
cured by the Board of Police Commission
e-s and made necessary by the recent strike
of street railroad employees In this city.
Council Bill No. %. above, was read
second time and referred to Committee on
Ways and Means.
House Eli No. 20. An ordinance authoriz-
ing the Union Biscuit Company to erect and
maintain n private scale. and fxing the
conditions thereto.
House Bill No. 80. az above. was read sec
ond time and referred to Committee on
Public improvements.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Res olution appointing committee Of the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
BRIDESMAID WEEDS BEST MAN.
Follow Suggestion of the Marriage
License Clerk.

Acting on a suggestion of Marriage
License Clerk Gus Filiey. w. NJ. Mauerhoff
and Ciementina Hamburger. bo:h OF No.
152I B.ddie street, made up their minds sud-
denly yesterday to get married, though
they had no intention Of doing so when they
first called at the marriage license Office.
They accompanied j. Perrin and Lulu
peterson, both also Of No. lSI Biadle
street. with the intention Of acting as best
man and bridesmaid at their marriage.
When Clerk F'iiley had filled out the
marriage license for Perrin and Miss Peter
son, he turned to the other couple and
said that they had better let him prepare
license for them also. Miss Hamburger
gave a little horrified laugh, and she and
her companion explained that they did not
want to get married. The quartet left the
Office and an hour or so later returned and.
amid much laughing. explained that another
license was needed. as hauerhon and Miss
Hamburger had made up their minds to
wed.
The two couples had gone to Justice
Boettgers Office on South broadway. where
Perrin and Miss Peterson were married.
After they had procured the second license
they started foy Justice Robertson's court
at broadway and North Market street to
have the ceremony said.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
Board of Education.

st. Louis. July %. 1900.
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received at thS
Office of the building Department; Board OF
Education. Ninth and Locust Sis. on or
before . o'clock 2. n, on the 9TH DAY OF
Juiy. 1909. for work as follows:
s Tnins .6 and P dasosi, 81, spair'
Pointing Glazing ard Uniting. Adams
School. Required deposit SO
All bids shall be made o,it on plahxs
which viii be furnished at the Department.
All bids shall he. sealed and indorsed
IBID on -" and addressed to WM. r.
ITTNER COrnYnis-ioner of School Eu1id-
ings and be deposited in the box In the
lobby OF the Building Department on or De-
fore the above date.
BIDS shall he accompanied by deposits IN
the amount SIT out in each specification No
bid Will he entertained unless accompanied
by such depssit All of said deposits TO ne
in cash or certified check. made payable 70
the Board Of Education ~ the City OF 81;
Louis which amounts shall be depositeu
with the Secretary and Treasurer, vino VIII
deliver therefor a certificate: this certlncsto
shall he inclossd in the envelope containing
the bid.
No BIDS received can he withdrawn prior
to the Close Of the regular meeting OF the
Board OF Education next succeeding tins
opening OF the bids. a violation or TINS
provision On the Part Of the bidder. or
failure 20 COMPLY with the award made MIN:
shall forfeit 70 the Board his deposit as
liqudated damages fer his br1 n Of con-
TIE Board reserves the right to reject any
or al, tbs
Specificatiors for the above work may be
viewed at the Bu!'1ing Dpartment. Board
OF Education. at the Master Builders, tx
change and at the rooms OF the Building
Contractors, Association.
Bidders desiring 10 carry away plans and
specifications will be required 20 make a
small denosit TO insure the prompt and safe
wM. r. ITTNER.
Commissioner of School Buildings.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
LAW DEPARTMENT.
City Of St. Louis.

City Of St. Louis.
July 2 1900.
To Whom II May Concern. Take Notice:
The Commissioners. in tire matter OF
cpefiing Iloughborough avenue. under Ut
djnances Nos 1914 and 1883 will meet az
roc m "a City Hail.. on july ESS. az :
p. m. for the purpose of assessing penens
orcasioned by said opening. and all par
ties interested are invited to be present.
when ard where they have the right 70 20
ers: report before the Circuit Court when II
Is filed.
The taxing district for said opening IN.
Guides the property in the district bounded
north and south by lines parallel TO and
distant iio0 feet from center lire OF l-ougn,
borough avenue. east by Broadway, ana
west nv a lire parallel TO and distant 2o00
faet west of center tine OF Grayois avenue.
b. SCHNCRMACHER,
City Counselor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04

Council to investigate the Supply Commits
sioners Office.
June g. 1900, offered.
Laid over one meeting.
Was taken I'D.
Mr. Horton moved to amend the resolu-
ton as above by increasing the number of
members of the COMMITTEES by adding the
names Of Messrs. Meysenberg and. Hoff-
man,
Resolution. amended as above. was
adopted
Council Bin No. a. An ordinance making
appropriations to meet certain expenses OF
the city government during the fiscal year
beginning April 10th, 1900 and ending April
Sth, 1891
June 2. 1900. reported with amendmsnts-
Laid over under the rules.
June g. 1900, considered in Committee Of
the whole and progress reported.
Was taken up.
Mr. Richards entered.
Mr. Hodges moved that Council so into
Committee Of the Whole to consider Coun-
Gil Bin No. u as above.
Carried.
Mr.. President Meier appointed Mr.. Wig
gins as chairman Of the Committee Of the
whole.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
COLOMBIAN RESURRECTION.
Espinoza Says the Government is
Victorious.

WASHINGTON. July s.-Mr. Espinoza, Con-
sui General Of Colombia at New York.
called a, the State Department to-day and
had a conference with Secretary Hay. The
Consul General emphatieaily denies the
sccnracy 81 the stories which reach tie
american Press TO the effect that the In
surrectionists are making great Roadway
in Columbia. He says he has dispatches Of
Saturdays date declaring tlat cartegsna
Tsovernment forces and have been all along.
Sir. Esuinoza says chat the rebels have
been completely crashed m ssntander, los
ing several thousands In killed and wound
ed The Colombian Government will be
able TO divert Immediately to the Isthmus
of Panama at least 1900 OF the soldiers Of
the army Of 1900 now IN Eastern Colon
bia.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04

Council reconvened with the following
members present:
Present-Messrs. Carroll. Cast. Gaus.
Hodges. Kratz. Meysenburg, Riehards, Tnu-
ner virgins and Mr.. President Meter-io.
Absent-Messrs. Hoffman, and Schnell-2-
Absent on Leave-Mr. Horton-l
of the Whole reported progress, and bill
was laid over until next meeting.
Mr. Carroll moved that when Council , al,
journs IL adjourn 10 meet on honday, July
9. 1900. at o'clock p. m.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. Kraft, from the Committee on En-
crossed and Enrolled Bills. submitted the
i0i'o"i''s Council Chamber.
St Louis July =. 1907
To the President of the Council:
Sir-Your Committee on Engrossed ana
Enrolled Bills report that they ind the fol-
lowing entitled Bill truly engrossed and cor
rect to-wit:
Council BiT No % An ordinance 70 pro-
lions and estates of deceased persons ana
guarti,a nship of wards. and to wills OF de-
ceased persons. in the PROBATE Court OF tne
City OF ST. Louis. and providing the means
'nefsioi C4As KRATZ.
Acting Chairman.
third time and passed by tho following
vote: O. ,ys
Kratz. MeysenbCrg. Richards. Thuner, Wig
gins and Mr. President Meier-ie
Abseut-Messrs. Hoffman, and schnell-2.
Absent on I.eavs-Mr. Horton-l
Mr. Kratz moved that the sbseHtees %
excused.
Carried ~,r L.
now adjourn
Carried.
Monday July O. 1890. at O'Clock n m
CHAa- r. GE I-snrv
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.
PRrpyBIc SPECIAL.

.s,,rinaaeld. H., July S.-Secretary Of State
R,ea to-day licensed the following corporations:
The r. u. Dixon Company. Peoria: capital.
s. 800: dealing In fish. and water food. In
cornorat ars--E.dward II. Dixon Edmozd Mercy
ard Philip BeSl9r.
',-re 1, hicayo Rubber Collar COMPANY CHICAGO;
,an.tar X. 90: manufacturing Collars and nec<-
t;aHe and Il l.. Bennett.
4 ne Cicero Canning Company Cnicaso. capital
g. ,: cuitivstini and canning fl:.ts ami vtgeta-
his. lncorpoTat0rs-Erwin Al Re5er Henry L.
Irf1sman and Schuyler & Rsber
TIE I-sclaire Manufacturing Company. Edwards
metal prodYets- iacoIpo; sors-Cha;les Nugent.
William !. kennsdy and W. h Wheeler. Jr.
line Illinois Marble Company Edwardsville;
capital SIsosls manufacturing wares o: marble.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
BUILDING PERMITS.

Julia NJ Cornweli. erect two-s'"ry brick fats.
II smith erect one-story brick dwelling.
be2s aiaffu; 500. -, ,,am. .,,-. 49,, o.,
tierhard HamneTst alter Trans store and NAT.
s' ;teler sreet frame stable. sssf Hartford:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-04
BURIAL. PER NIyS.

August Won Grlenhasen. IS years. No. 1873
ChIis Oesiilcn. year. No. Ii5i North Twelfth;
Jsmes Il. Smiley. months No. s.s South Ew-
Nathan Davis. 81 years. C:y Hospital. CON
Ina schumacher year. M 52,I Bellevien;
Cho..!a IhtGGtuE.
Cain.line riosd. / month. No 80 sou;h FL.
tee.4,g. s1-tritS.
Joqa EecAer. months. No 1901 South Ewing;
ratk. Msrg.lnan. Is years. No. las T.rnm
I'd Fitzgerald. % years. No. 1870 Ia.in. con
Teresa Bcrkhart. months. No. i2se North
Katy PIeiler. IL years. No. 1855 South Fish
FIanc!s ", itArIis. months. No. lass DoIman
William Vaughn. IS years. No. 90. North
lifuaIWay: hernia -
I.gai-a A ,enolz. 30 years, No. INA Farrar;
xisry Miller. IL years. No. sis St. Louis. con-
josephine Gehrn. years. No $40 Ohio: dph-
Frederick speckn,ann. &c sears. No. IoS Ell
G-orse BJcten. 81 years. No 5lO Anteiape:
Edwin Wright. years. No. 25!s Elliot; IA
Everett O. Dillon 10 years. No. I45s Francis;
Frank Fertlg. % years. No. 2s's salena; heart
Lydia NJ MIlmuih. = months. No 1870 South
Clarence o.DCrnel. days. No. iil3 Carroll:
bowel trouble.
Antonia L. Msrggraf. 81 yea6S No So North
si;er j. l5olser / day. No. las Chambers;
Geo5ss Williams. years. No. iaai MeKiasoek;
,,lara Ufmann. months. No. <ii3 Rutger:
! cholera inIantln!-
Eenry Earrisfan, 81 years. Poorhouse: nephritis
Frank Seller months. No. tis Tower Grove;
Katie Frueh months. ST. Louis couaty: con-
SivTty Mct,arty. s. years East ST. Louis:
paralysis. ,,,.. c.. -.
Henry Geeb.l. IS years. Harlem Creek: drown
Ing. ,,.,. ... 80 .
s:aIisiaus sikcrsky. Al years. No. i$-a North
Eigrth: nc7hritis. A. So. ...
Albert GsertEer. years. NO H'f faPih' fnsn
Ina !tls. -, .o,. -.
Ninth: consumption.
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LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY.


PHOENIX LIGHT; HiEaTASD POWER COMPANY
TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH SERVICE COMPANY.
Ihave that
LAcLEDE ELECTRIC LIdHT AND POWER COMPANY.
the and to Judgment
o o
ST LOUIS AUTOMATIC KEERlGERATNG
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MISCELLANEOUS.

r.t.NToN LODGE. NO. rs. MEETS EVERY
u ,ar.s.fay evening at the hall. n. W
" - south JEFFERSON and i'e.tsiGZ<i
s-aet ,slJ south. EHSrunCs TO han. 700 .'estl-
49, ,:reet Visitors cordially invited and
are always welcome. c. =. GOEODE. Secre;ary-
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Lee Delrridxe Drowned.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Litchfbed ILL.,, July 3.-This afternoon Lee
Deicridge, aged s years. was drowned IN
q pool in this city. A board upon which he
was walking broke and let him fail Into the
water
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RAKONS OF RuNNYMEDf.

ST LOUIS LOCAL COUNCIL NO / An
ciast Ort.er iss-ouS OF .iunntiueie. wifi hoii a
res ui.r f.ltetitg at o. iCck laafsd,sy eveuinr
JUS 3 I'D. ~ sle.E hail. No. 4. odd Fellows
building southeast egrl~r Nf.tE and Iut,-s
streets. Two candidates be initiated and el6s-
ton Of officers Visiting SIR knights are Invited
JOHN WEERFS. Lord Marshal
Attest: a. II. Bush. Baron u Records
5d2 Chemical Elds
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ROYAL ARCAyUM.

,sIa GRAND Couneii. Missouri, .f;oyaI
e-.,6eSr Arcanum. sgs-sil Holland Builcinx-
t&StAP A cordial welcome to yisilora
E~tS.&s,a fr3encs brethren and members from
= 49, abroad l.. j. AiEiSER. a. r.
Chss. q. Coz. Grand Secretary.
MISSOURI COUNCIL. No. iO7. n.
&A-% A meets first and third Wednesday
q 4fr,s Of each month on twelfth door. Hol-
%Hg land building. Visitors are cordially
ih'Ne' ". ". CASPER. Regent
w, E. Robinson. Secretary.
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ROYAL LEAGUE.

n gsss. n:'' :s!.ss nj ;s,,,
~GAEHAl Wednesdays OF each month at hall so
ESnGT burlington building. SO Olive street
VSassT Next meeting. July IL
90 KARL F. scHoENFELD Archon
y George NJ. Jackson Jr.. Scribe.
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s,o,, .,,,. etc Incorporators-w. J. Held, W.
r. Raymond and W. p wnseisr, Jr. .,s,..
and ether metal cords: tnsorpora,ors,c. H.
fhe nIrnsu K Keller Manufacturing Company,
TiwardsvilIH: rar.tsl. 81 cog n!innia turing ma
shinsry sr, iG e iHwnIn. 's '''"
The b Chrig Fuel COMPANY y, o, OF Ml'waukee;;
20 transact business In Illinois with State cap
ital Of s. 80. r. .. 4,
80 a, 5,,tso a. eertifies 10 change OF name
TO the Tehuaniepec Rubber and Commerciai Com
r,nv. me number Of dirccturs t. Increased from,
tIr.a' e. Ave and the object changed to do a
general t-.nsnartation agricultural and CONNER
lin. Dcs;,iaines Valley Company. located At
I.ockpJrt. Is dissolved.