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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
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GRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI
~f~@S' Ra..d Arcguu'r. :ya"'l rI)-Iars
- ts.Si} Euiliir=-N C,riial welcome ~ Sis-
e. l-E:., ito.s i-ica.i-. -e.,rcn and mc ul ---.
S>--r y from a. T1II /. %. 2iEiStR. @. r.
q u Cha. T.. Cox. Grand S,cTettr.,
- CHEVhIITE "r.N,IL ~. I".'
SEs.f Eoysi Afglr2fn. r-.tS frst AMI ''Ifd
t.Ns:,S TrilIys Of Zach month 1t huHa-3.s : liHl',
60" tilrris.n a.-.lf4. and olive street. Eir-
it0r, cordially v.i-,ura ant pleasantly enter
famed e. ID. EitNAWAI. Regent
Eurr Elder Se--rtltE-
nEso pIi.NAH COUNCIL. NO. 80. ROTAI.
s.,S,Io Arcarurl. y ee.. regularly on the - ons
c.ss-~sfS and forTih MlUt1'5 Of each rno~th q,
West End Hal. .ancy and LanieN"ntrE
avenues Visitors c9ri;+ +ii. - ..gr-e1 @gG pleas
srstIy Entertained j. r. BEACI<ES. l.. & nt.
W Z. Newman. SecTytlry.
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ChiIds Addressed Bis Meeting

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Charleston. H.. oct. 1S.-Frank L. ChiIds
of Chicago. addressed n big meetin; OF
Democrats at the wigwam to-n.Sht
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De- artment II Agriculture Weather bureau
hetcuFolC scaI OpssIN atoms receI.e at S. Louis
October j.. IsaI 5:.J :. n. local time and D.
L. gnty iilth u.eriuan time. Ubss.rs stions tax
en- at the same moment OF time ali stations.
Stations I.or In No Lrs Iys.tna,
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= WALNUT LcrGE. No. SSs. X. oE T.:
= 30 r.aft. sr-.- sHf.r-4ay .. n-ns n.
80 o'cIssa sharp ~ !tLs..is' Hal. sj1S., -
- corner NiHtH and .'aTr1t streets. Ni-''-
g c,r1,3!I,, .n,-9f.I and members 7Nre"ted
WILLIAM wAS-NiAN. c. c.
W J II Perkins, X OF Il 5
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WASHINGTON Ave. c@1-Nicelv furnish
second-story front. for two gentlemen or coup!
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19

THIRTEENTH ST. zs+5 S.-TurnisEed rooms.
With bath. Ia private family
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ALI, desiring nice comfortable rooms. &C
day. SIe5 a week Up. white House ,soA-i"es
corner >iuth aad Pine: .tTIctly hlst-'i,ss-
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ROOMS FOR Rent.
Three Lines ro- Ilve C-r'ts.
Each Additional Line Five Cents ETtr--

r-aCu -AHlit'Sl-ai i-4i'e Ai'e -
ALI, desiring nice. comfortable rooms. &C a
day. SI.25 a week Up. white House. southwest
corner >iuth aad Pine; +;rIctly hIst-ciass.
ANY dentist or doctor desiring w..l-!sraishrd
fuont parluT for Office. with "a cs:Nc"ieHces.
=, 49, .
BAlGil Ave gS. Eat St- Luis. n uI-
rstieI rnuu all m.,l.In ,r:.s, -. ."ts. Cie b!O,N
-" '.''-' "a. -----
Bi,AE&DSr ST. IS S-%is#g iH.iis-I'- :
rOgu.s
BROADWAY 81 S.->igliv furnished front
roonl. suItacie Tor two Bort'-r1e- .f s'Hi4'-
BROADWAY, lC5 ard II N.---Ai 'H' Rest y
% rooms. -. 10 Tygr.s .le: 10 T-'ita' ,ss i-T
@.-----------,
CASS Ave. 2sIf-Nicelv f..'us'Ti rHo'ns fer
Housekeeping - .caii sT-.,-.. a-s cons .li-e'i,'-
CHESTNUT - ss,,-Thsr- uorrrr;-as,i looms
irst faoc. TWO ua.,r-..=I... sc -s'',i H""-'
- - '.-.'' ga
CHESTNUT 81. E..->.HiF ''u n-a'lN l''-
sier... -. - 81 -.r -.--
----.-,
THESfN - s.. ~a'E wv MOE Toms .'i''
rer =, N,-,-..' ',..-.- '.- small family. AD-
rlv In r.gr ~. an
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- PREMIER LODGE ~ 20. h. OF =
TIP -E,,t rosuIa- u.e eti1,. THURSDAY .,erl.,la.
81 tGt'.'r > - HaI NJ. T. D4F E.-'.-rH!
lu'ii.ur. Work in Gsrx = ra.-. Ni.sl-
bers and visitors requested C.. .r-.rf $50. -
J. =. Witte X Of r. 4 s
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Weathe. at SO e. N. cesr; s:Ss D. m, cleaf,
Maximum temperature. CO; minimum tenpera-
tUTe. A.. X J. HYATT
Isoc2l Forecast O.fIc!al
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f,NtC,.vs OF FAri.En MATHEW.

,lr.~,. SUPREME COUNCIL. KNIGHTS or
.yf-,st:5T Father Mathew. Once iHi Locust
~ =. 49, sire, I-I.N-.l .i.c y lri ;n.ets isst
.-E5r-sSF al thiId lr...rs, 3.
Nst5x$s DANIEL '!'r- TRACY.
- 80 Sup Fee CI.-t s.r r.-.gt-
E} -ics. $. BE wdern. SuV.eass Record r.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

EaCN AC-iU0T1l i..Ie 'lEe '--IlIH ElE-f.s.
ARISTOCRAiIc boaudIrg: TvCr b.g':s. aiHs.
breezy and cool: Lowell. home front room, t-Atri.-
elys sroands. entrance tr ltont orchard s.ys ;,
BroadT way.
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EnOMS WITH uOanD.

.r;rra-e.l. SID. a. r Lines. div ,rrl -r...4l IA d,
nlsc!;"RY -. .s,s-Ni..ly ,ura,5iei So. NJ
. ti,'isn: i.st--ltss C1livr's.en-,s. at. iraas1E
JEFFERSON we. l7,s e-rwo furnished %,
- J u;.turui~HeI rooms. board. hot bath. cl-: tea
- g-E."i-. i.r two.
81, ,iAtA5st , -, ~ : t.fa9s MI, 1 f-an; irF, r0 M
f..ita3!e f,r ,vo eent.eia, n; reference eZne.l
- LAFAYETTE >yo. g-ir-N -N.,.,v FURNISHED <r,a
t...si,nrs aotma.t.j.a
I.Ar'Al ETH, A.".. -.,-;ar,- iaraa To ms ~
;l:r- hu-r ;-r !s.t 1.u~, .... ping, also Two tIg
rissel ...''s, VITA r.lra. nee location.
. ; IF&p..-. f.urr.a-l :-.-.T.sr,gf:rv T.
I:shel. a.Ie srso'd-ar"T, font rosi-'. with r'.-
, -, -,.,-,,,,r -, ---. --... g.. .,
s. ~ - - fr.., t5 - ,.
gentlemen. .lr-t-.iass ,.I.- .a modern a-: r-i-
| ra..,--7- - --.- -. --.r r..-....-.--- 81
.''' '..' '.''
IL, I1s ST -. SIS, 'l-Hg.r room with 81
80 80 ~ '"o' 'i-o room Tor young man. REFER
L,E'>r s. s7-i2[s'-'l.,s r,'--s' = :
,ll -. ~ a'-- 'e'@ ''''' 'e.''ee h''' '.'.'
ave 'i'''7-
.,@I $. l.t'-..'..rt-iri furHi ."1 ..,7'.-
ftE ii ~. excellent t-n'a ava a'..''i'..'!ti' "a
r5.-. flr-.. . --st-. h.. iS.h, rates rcl-sf,.f,
To 'i.'- .-''.,5.
Ltgl So St-. s-.-ras -,y.-. l-.toly .at -.:
rates ar u.'.,ar: tr.,r4 ortIsual
LOCUST =. s,5.--i.l-ss -,-.r! -.a-v f-5a5
r,l.l. lar. iesIi y-t.- .,I... v.t'-r .r p. az
t.,s-rI .s ~. ~ g.. I -' ,5-....r+ -.
rn.-f-s, :. 1-,s --g --.. - F-...-..r.. r.,.,..z.
frsf-rf4.4 hard tg -..r. ,..---rr. .,..r,I D.
Cst.t.. rates 20 rer... l-a,, s-.i- ...s
.
rao,,s. za.s-y irgtf.,. h., TIA -.rg BAN. gas:
{ furnace L-st, home yo. rr.-araFt..
! --.... ----
su.-a: .a-s.i and .hf-l i,. = r-rr-. select q .,!:
I Nr-:l auf service. fl.'t.. l.1t: Gag hst.ae.s
! .t,'i.' '.a..' % rates . permanent parties
T-..-r.-- :. e..-- lsrs-.-. ,g----7 ,,--- 90.
r".a. select ..a'l. hot and .-'G hath; furnace
! i-'i. i.I.-i" family: references exchanged
/ - g.. ..-. - OBJ. =, -..,,. --.
-. .-,.t. N-s'--i... =. a., COM az =
I -' ~ ~ ~ - ~
! Locust 81. 2.''-it-,-~. a'e voil-rI-ns-oI
- -- S'= M L IN IN ,-.:, ~. 80
/ ,.-''' '---. -.s' 81 z'''',-' ".--.-'- '''''-'
. LoCL'~T 81. --S-Nc1,,v f-r1. .s'.5l rrn q. lot
,s,, -., ,5s lar. lara an, an" i'is'. a., al eay'a-
D. - " '.' .
LOCUST ST.. I-g--is3eGau; rooms. @el.ct hoard:
ar .-Fira's. central l5.-t -. re.-c.- - -
. - M. - '' '''-7 - . ii--'''.' al
4
! LOCUST s.. IS ii-i.'cct boarlirc-r use. fEr-
-Ecs heat: rsar Union station uLpl.ssl. .-i -
| =, ~ ,,,,.r Ir.i .7''-'' N'-'''"' '~''a -
+
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


SECRET SOCIETIES.
-. ,1r-,-- - -,-- -. - =
sS MS every Tgesiay ev,iiss at 3 o.cl'cs
SO, ss 9s5,S Wqa saia II ans AMI rl s o ,aa
to .t.-,: ft.-,l v,,,,sn II Melton. fsS K y, ~
~ ,.-,.,,, ror,cr ~ r, - -.
S-.ls1r m'.;s at u.iauurs Hon. south-lst corner
~ rank u E-qlirs % y rht v'stos' vel
core. =. ,.,,S: g. IL 1pt E%IcE. &. =.
. .cAsTLE. HALL, norErr r. cowAv.
o f.i,diI,: Ninth AMI d,,is f.ia -, ,t' u ~ y
- MONDAY. october -. AT D. r shprp.
Vsi,5rs sasiai5 5:, , %rs " in''''e TO al members
h.test Harry n,'--.s X Il l.: { i'''N' g =
ss -te-Tr, T,.1T- ,,,...,-.,.,. -.-.-,..,-.
.fs- N IS (. q T. meet, q ert II lay i5
VIZ ON '' ~. ~ - III, 'T 'u In Nn'h ard
O. iar~ At our nest ,nes.n~ o.,r - = .,e MS,
",'',s Gro 'I'.'.i T. raGf:s;. GGf.;s',;, .! Q.
,oI,,,rnr, ,o,,,.,, go -.. : -,
ses. p. ,rss,- ayery ~r@r.,~ Mn M, - -. " :
$sE scr.ss ca-f'. 7I,'l. cs-,a-v ''''I n.irnr ~
s,r-efs = -v cy.r d.'t,- Ia ',; war5 ,'''x' ~
Nis,'o's wi ono. '''''.' 20 attend
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CONFIDENCE Lorcr. No ~ = o.
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wn,.,-, r,.,,- - logN, v. HUDSON. c g
DAMON LODGE ,.o o., - -, -,
Sar r.~"'I ,n~I 10y M,!He d ev.-lrg a, T,,.
a. next rerr'-r c-nv,ution o~,.i.,' ,To@,t.n-
NJ F4afr. .-f. % -,
cordially InyI,si. TEEb Tnr,y,:-pG: E7iG. .
At',s5; -, = r Kernel. n. OF L; a 3. a7,aA
e. -------------
,., q fS'Hi;E = LEE oFFAT ily Wt9nGE ,.E 20 - x
iirse,3 SSF' yrsiii-l arr1r"' T1''1s' md Olive
W. 4 r.o,.or.s X. = tHITs 'I:f.:, e. c.
,srr,r, ..,,.r-.-I.,..
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tca'h 10 =. C"..tugy tr.llirv. V.~,h
* re e: 1sS! caa',aii-nin if N r. T;ifI,r' @'
<,.,,,.,., n"trIrr ta NJ r.r--fars cy,. ted
'.''' ',''y g a II wIt.i.Ev. IN c 9
"enry 9 seot'. X ~ II. E, $
,LArAyETTE LODGE. No. -. u. or
~ l. =. Ig,,irst., hun n. \. s'o DIV.
r-,.-.,- "'''''' -" ,-F N.fN n rank CT
i-sGt.ic. ,.,aE. -, aLI-.f -, WI."c%. =. e
---,- - -, y .
-s~orRI rorcE. ~a.,K or
~ FL = Holland l.i.;!rr r.sc:s eye,y
coro J'uc; .iYERs. {. 6.
--'''y- c. Eink, :. o. 7 {
ToNEoT, r.cnoE. NO ST.. X or p.
~ H. -.,,r..-si T's Tal s-,,,s,q., NJ a','SH ,sl,
,a.fs 4, ~ a.. ~. . "a nm yis..s. a-5 ally Ia:
&C.,. ,c,Its = ,,'All.5,:,.i,f:...;;t.Iii g = |
a. FIrig,1-, , c,---.-, -, -. -
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fna 10 room iuuss. with al m,d-Tu ':1-rJ, e.
TpeI,s. Including stable IN re.r. rent $50 4aG So.
per month. h.ys al NJ. 4asI. Inspect tie 8
houses
Jos. \. DUFFY & CO, SJs Chestnut 81.
T.les hone Il 1916. Main .5.sA
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GOODE Ave. 2E@-S'ce'y furnished fronr room.
suitable suE two CgI-. men. IL private
family; convenient 70 two ear lines
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19

WASHINGTON Ave. l5G.-Elcsiy furnished
paTor bedroom al CtnI eutDCeS: central loc.-
tiou; $50 per week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19

SARAH ST. I2a N.-JevlsH gentleman tr-
family.
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HICKORY St. I222-NIcsly Furnished front
room: hath sGs; s, per week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19

Lucas Ave. 2c2i-zIcEant rooms. newly FIR
nisneG; single or suite. al convenience; fur-
mace heat. private family. nrsI-ciass gentlemen
courie
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19

VANDEEf.NTER Ave-. 5zlA N.-Frcat room.
furnished: double bed: heat light: hot bath; s.;
will arrange with couple for housekeeping: seq
ond floor.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06
afoURTp Il July FooF Par

Last summer. while visiting "a ii
eastern t0wH: ! was invited 10 lkfs
part Ia one Ss tie most deliShffa
tertainneats lever attended. II NJ
roof party. given at the home a
young woman who. lived In q lsfts
oEd-fashloned house covered By q sa{
rcof--an tdeaa place for such m Rrrz,r
= we al arrived at about the ssa,s
time. and troaped merrily up the VIA
ing stairs to- the top Of the hopse
where we were welcomed BY F32,1
and her brother. Fred; the former d
Z charming gown OF white. q red sss1
ana g large garden hat covered wifh
red, white and haue flowers, the lattat
In continental costume.
Around the edge Of the root Waas
low railing where vines. foliaee en1
blooming plants were artistical.f
massed. FeStooned from high poats
fastened at regular intervals On the<
same railing, were ropes OF nrsen
hung with Chinese lanterns, fairy
lamps and small flags. Scattered
about we found rustic chairs rugR -
lemonade-weE, benches. cushioks ana
pillows Of an kinds. 4 band u 1kas
ians who played throughout the even
ing were hidden. from view by q net
work Of greesa. In a floral bower Wa1
a flower edacked table having Is + :
centerpleee rfd, white and blue noE'
ers Arranged 10 represent the Afnefi-
-.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06

der one OF the
pans. As soon a. the boy at the tree
noticed that the fuse had burned near
~ to the are-crackers he rang he bell
with q right good win az signal for
the rest to run TO safe distance. The
din Of the fire-crackers exploding IN
der the pan. the changing OF the bell
and the uproarous shouts Of the boys
produced q fustlade worthy a crack
regiment OF infantry. So the FUN
went on until never q hre-cracker or
whole tin pan Was left to tall the
tale.
with the dinner came another sur
prise. The ice-creaEi had been colored
with red sugar and frozen In indi-
vidual molds shaped Ike . cannon
cracker. In the hollow top OF each
cracker had been placed q few dropJ
of alcohol, and as Zach .uest was
served he was given 6 hghted match
with which to set OF his frozen crack
err into q fash OF fame.
Boyish gsee knew no bounds at The
sight OF this cplinary phenornena, for
burning ice-cream 70 not % Be had
every day. when the party broke
I'D everybody went home shouting
happy, with hearing powers 81 n0eiss
impaired, but with resret ID bis
heart that next day he could not have
the fun all over again.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06
Z The London Financial News esti-
mates that the fame ~hich attaches TO

The London Financial News esti-
mates that the fame ~hich attaches TO
stratiord-on-Avo- secause Of the fact
that Shakespeare was bora there is
worth q, o00. 600 to that town. The
charges for admission TO the poets
house, to Anne Hsthsvsy's cottage,
to the church, to the nsmorill aud to
the grammar ee5ool net $3.50, 600
yesrly-a sum which Is equivalent to
IN income Of 8 per cent. on thss', 600.
600 capital. This calculation does
not take into account the income to
the railways from the pilgrims 70 the
Wsrvickshire mecca and there is no
estimate Of re profits OF the STRAIT
ford tradesmcn. who do good busi-
nsss in photczrsp ;, pamphlets and
trinkets relating to tie town and the
great bard.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06

1KB RIAzzA, Gar WIZ ono song, poem or
FLAGS. address,. and q
number to show how many other slips
were required to complete the quota
ton. The rest Of the lines had been
pinned to the scattered streamerA
Each guest selected a familiar. line
and began tour Of Inspection Of the
other red, white and blue streamerz
which was kept up until al the lines
called for bad been collected, when a
new line could be selected from the
uberty-pole, and when made I'D. .
third. and 80 on. up to the expiration
Of time allowed. The selections were
taken from such patriotic poems AZ
.America," The "Star Spaneied Ban
rer." ''Warren's Address, .sThe Bat-
tie Hymn Of the Republics and "The
Song Of Marion's Men" -
A large BEN hung aloft was fung 40
q signal for the beginning Of the game,
and soon the lawn was the scene Of
laughter and activity. which became
patriotism under the influence Of the
growing sentiments expressed on the
alps OF paper.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06

An English authority on dentistry.
quoted in the British Medical Journal,
condemns in strong language unv&-
rantsd teeth, extraction. BE states
that ..teeth drawing is not dentistry,
and the supply Of artificial denturss
should no moro be regarded a. the
chief aim of dentistry Than the sup
plying Of wooden legs as looked upon
Is tho ideal OF surgery"
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06


The renasceues at the German en-
pire must be regarded as one Of she
most impressive features Of the last
third Of the century. We do not
mean merely l. Military achievements
and proves, stupendous a. these are;
nor Jet its rise in political Importance
20 . place in the very foremost rank
OF the worlds nationA Empire
means more ihal war and poktics
The most noteworthy and the most
significant progress 81 Germany has
been In other dir. lions than these,
and In directions without which these
vould be futile Co1cnialiy, CONNER
ciaily, industrislly and socially the
course Of empire in Germany COM
mands the wondering attention Of the
world. exclaims the New York Trib-
una
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06
Boys Riehs.

-. :
.0h, hush, little boy! You're too
noisy by far,"
The fathers and mothers keep say.
~ ing. scs efs g Sos :
ooh, hushr' cry the sisters. swher-
ever you are,
You make sbch 4 snoisS with your
playing"
Three IN hundred srs i! ana slStS-soar days ia
. We're insasd; but e WIN not D
Tomorrow. cor Fourth q JuIy will b
When cur right 70 . noise . con.
Then fathess sla I'm d ths fun ~
And sisters ere pretty e5oI haSkezs:
Ard mothers nay core ule;f -
|. but ktey sz1z1e. \
And gtvo - 11<ase EaosAeg Cor crack
1fs1y e aizI>tse. d 81 El1ho1c
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06
A PATRIOTIC GARDEN PARTY.

"YHIS was the way young
woman contrived to comment
crate her country's valor upon
; the Fourth Of july and give
pleasure to her friends at the same
time. CR -
When, IN RESPONSE to invitations the
guests arrived they we've received by
the hostess upon the spaeious piazza,
which was gay with Tags and fbunt-
ines and well supplied with piazza
chairs and cushions.
q After the formalities the hostess led
the way to the well-shaded lawn,
where Hberty-pole had been erected
with Phrygian cap Of liberty at its
Top. Innumerable red, white and blue
streamers had been fastened under
the liberty-csp and stretched In every
direction over the lawn and the ends
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06

When the limit Of
time was up the
collected quotations
wer2 examined and
q prize Of a silk lib
erty-cap WINS given
and placed on the
head Of the one
who had completed
the greatest num-
Der OF aSersss or
sentences Sthor-
onghly imbued were
the compiiers with
their work By this
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06

Chicago has figured Il ont that the
dogs eontributs $4,000 yssr more to
the citY treasury than the street rail-
ways do But q street car never gets
hydrophobiA When Street car does
damage people have Il least Che assur-
ancs that the germ theory has nothing
whatever to do with the casa
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06

Ofphsnages and destitute orphans
are alike nonsristent in Australia
There every wsii is taken to . receiy-
ing house and kept till . couatry home
u found for Il
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06

ton to a liberty party on the after
noon Of the Fourth Of July. Carl
posted these the next day. and then
followed ten days Of wondefment
among the playmates and 'chums Of
the boys. What could MrS Cheney
want with the old tin pans she had
requested them to bring in the invita-
tionf
But net a boy came to the party
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06
The gozsrnmen. ]. abont 70 est

The goyefnmens - aoons 70 estaD-
iish . thoroughly equipped war bal.
loon experimental station at Fort
Myer, where . sort Of school for the
signal corps has been started The
balloon house, which is to be built at
once, win cost about $4,000. and viii
have : plant for The manufacture Of
gas for ascensions The building =
needed to protect The balloons from
wind and weather. as wsll - for the
gas making ma ot'nery and appliances
for imitation. The balloons TO be used
VIII carry tw zen easily.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06

time that 1t natu- THE hAHS.
rally followed to Join hands around
their successful competitor, and unite
In singing America"
Refreshments were served at small
tables placed upon the lawn The
place cards were decorated with small
liberty bells and American flags. Each
guest card also bore historical ques-
ton which served az tabIe-taik.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06

lanterns. Mrs. Che
ney cam6 out OF
the house laden
down with old tin
pans, and her hus-
band followed drag
ging along q big
iron chest labeled
@Firecrackers" By
the charm Of "hick-
DRY, dickory, dock. "
Teddy counted out
from the circle CT
boys two to be
'it;'' one 10 stand
guard over heben-
rope end the other
to set OF a bunch,
Of hre-crackers IN
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06

decide between .contestants- The game
lasted as long as the torpedoes, ana
then victor and vanquished drew up
in double file, and to the rat-tat-tat
Of Teddy's toy drum. marched around
to the shady side of the house.
There gnarled old cherry tree
Wanted q gay foliage. decked out as
a liberty-tree with days. bunting and
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06

tied to trees. arbor,
chairs. tables or any
convenient objects.
4 SUFFICIENT number
had been left hut-
tering from the
pole TO serve as
starting points To
these were pinned
slips OF paper. each
bearing the first
line Of some patri-
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06

without his tin pan. which he handed
over 20 his hostess In exchange for
q pretty nberty-cap fashioned from
paper-muslln flags After al the
guests arrived they were invited out
into the back yard, where Mr.. Cheney
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06
waited on the porch in charge Of a

stack OF boxes
filed with sawdust,
Which the boys
gaesseG at (, once
contaiped torpe-
does. On the board
walk was chalked
In circles Of red,
white and hlue an
immense target
such as % used In
archery practice.
Leaders md sides
were coon chosen
mp by the BOT c.
.hands- over on q
ibroomstfck. knd
then beGan Z merry
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06

Benny. beat the dish-pani
Tommy, bling your DRUM
Sammy, save your breath to bldwI.
Dicks harnonium!
Bobby. take your tin hfei
Sue you're marching wei!
Jimmy. keep lin step therei
Alec. ring that beiil
Fire the cannon crackers.
Give cheer now. boysl
What IL this day meant Cor,
But to &nRke q noise!
-Francee Au1ory, In ST Nicholas.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-06

-Jufjsis. thought you weren't going
to speak to the Smiths any more
well Julia. had to borrow their
little boy to send on these rockets-r-
Detroit Free Press
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-21
TOOK TWO SHOTS At HIN
WOMAN USES A GUN ON A NEIGH
BOR FOR ALLEGED
ASSAULT
BOTH BULLETS HIT HIS LEG
Do Not Infict Serious Injury, How
eVer-WOman Arrested and Will
Be Up for Arraign-
ment Today.
BOTH BULLETS HIT HIS LEG
RLCEE'S MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE.
- 90 WASHINGTON Az SOUTH.

Yesterday morning Mrs. Celestine Cor
don fired two shots at NJ. P Charmon, a
cook on the 500 road, and narrowly MISS
ed killing him. The woman fired at Char
mon as he ran down stairs Both bullets
lodged in the mans right leg. Celestine
was arrested and will be arraigned in the
police court today Charmon was not Sc
riously injured.
Mrs. Gordon occupies the up stairs part
of 4O7 Fifth avenue south Charmon lives
down stairs. Tuesday night they quar-
relied, and Mrs. Gordon claims that Char
mon struck her. She brooded over her
wrongs all night, and yesterday morning
when Charmon was going down the steps
she shot him, and when arrested said she
was glad of it, and didn't care if she
went to Saltwater"
Mrs Gordon's husband, a porter on the
Great Northern road, is out of the city.
The quarrel of Tuesday night is said to
have been caused by remarks Mrs. Cor
don claims Charmon was making about
her to friends
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-21
Appears to BE insane.

The town marshal of Rosemount mott
that he held in custody a young man
named H. A. McClusliy, claiming 1917
Park avenue, Minneapolis, as his home,
and who appeared To be out of his right
mlnd. He had come to Rosemount on a
bicycle. and his actions lead the marshal
70 think him demented, and he accord
lngly asked that the young mans rela-
J. ii. EIyser on Park avenue, and left
home Saturday. Mr.. Hyser will go to
Rosemount to investigate, as he was
much surprised when he learned where
MCCIuSkey WAS
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-21
MISSIONARIES GUARDED.
Harlem, Races.

CHICAGO, June 2O.-Weather clear;
track fast. Results:
First race, four !B-longs and a half
G{ty GG{aoy IdLls won, Edith q second, Anna
=, Second race, six furlongs and a half
Sly won, Princess Thyra second, AIgaret-
ia third. Time, 1:19.
Third race, short course steeplechase-
Viking won, Vanbrunt second Globe IT
third Time 3:43A. -
Fourth race, five furlongs-Cora Goetz
Won, Likeness second, Kohnwreath third.
FtftG race, mile and an eighth-Donation
won, Ben Chance second, julius Caesar r
third. Time. :55lk
sixth race, mile and an eighth-Admetus
Time 531Z 1- -