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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
VISITED BY SlNGlE-TAXERS.
Real Estate Agent McCann's First
Sunday in WOrkh0use.

John ]. Mccain. the man who submitted
to fifty days incarceration in the Work.
house ION principle" passed the first Sum-
day OF his Imprisonment holding a general
reception. In the morning the Office of the
institution was crowded with party OF
more than sixty members of the Single-Tax
League, Who came to see the prisoner.
Many brought with them their wives and
children. All came out on wagons.
Mr.. Mccain met the large delegation. but
would not stay with them long. He said he
appre; lated the interest shown in his case
by friends and sympathiZers but SO large
a party interfered with the disciplines ~
his prison. and this he felt that he must not
disturb. as be was shown many courteSies
by Superintendent kempf.
Throughout the day many OF his friends
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L., II. & ST. l.. RY. Glen,

IRAN.
Fest Maii-Owenstoro. Clover
Port. Louisville and the Ee Il
Eastern Express - Ow-lsboro.
Sioverpors. Louisville and the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
ODD FREAK or LIGHTNING.
Baby'S Skin Turned Black for n
Few Minutes.
REPUBLIC sPEcTAI.

New York, July "a peculiar freak %
I'EhtninS occurred during thunderstorm
at Bradley Beach, y. J., Wednesday which
has excited the entire community. The bolt
struck tie house Of James Rradner, knock
ing down the bricks in the chimney Ike ton
pins. 1t followed the Gue into the furnace,
tearing II all 10 pieces
The lightning then made clrcuItous
course. rctractng part Of its path and went
out bedroom window on tie first floor. In
this room a little baby boy of Mr.. Brad
ner was sleeping.
He was hurr!edIy- picked up. fearing that
he had been severely hurt, and his entire
body was found TO be as black as coal II
was some minutes before thu child's * N
resumed its natural color. The babe was
practically uuhurt
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
Philippines Trade.

Washington. July 22.-The division e Gus
toms and iEsuiar affairs OF the War De-
partment has made public its regular
monthly bulletin on the subject Of trace OF
the Philippine Island for Tho six months
ended December 81. 1873. The total value Of
merchandise imported into the islands FOX
this period was Sil4j5.G5o. Of which S57c 80
worth was admitted free of duty The TO n
amount OF import duties yoi octCI WAS So
o.. 7oS The total expectation from the
archipelago amounted TO s1.Gi5G29. Tie eN-
port duty collected was So, IS.
The total importation of both gold and
silver during this period was Sl2Jl,s57: eX-
portation. 81, 297, 4l6. The trade by countries.
Including gold ard silver In the order o.
their precedence, was as follows:
Imports:
FGofn China > . f9b
The United Kingdom. .----.--..- LOTS ~
Spain l.s-Fts
t'-l
United States G5j, i05
ExportsI
49,
klngGcfn --a-sffs
United states tals.i1
Japan
opaiD ob''p
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ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY
illinois Csntraip
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Cotton Belt Express ....-..-... SO am ...24 ON
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WATERMELON CROP SHORT.
Too Much Rain This Year in South
east Missouri.

Southeast Missouri this year viii not pro-
duce uue-fourth the crop Of waterrnclors il
usually docs. according to W. \. shelton, a
capitalist and merchant.
The melon crop IN our section IS 4 fail
urc." said be yesterday. $50 far this year
two or three cars Of melons have been
shipped out In one Car II took !, AJ ia
make load. Not "A melon In the lot would
weigh more than twenty-five pounds Too
much rain j. the cause of the shortage
and the inferior quality. II has been VT
there all spring. Last year there was an
ov-rproduccior and melons w-re cheap.
This year the crop will not aIeEaSe a
fourth"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
DELEGATE MADERR'S LOSS.
He Causes Arrest of Louis 4
Rocmer, iabnTcr.

Louis 4. Roemer. a laborer living at No.
2li2 Pennsylvania avenue, IS locked up at
the Third District Police Station an a
charge of false pretcrses. 1t Is alleged that
h gave Adoiph MADEIRA, a member Of tho
House Of Del, gates, who has cigar fac
tory n No Soi SoUiard street, his personal
check Cor So. drawn on the Lafayette Bank
on July II. in payment Of debt of $40.
MADEIRA paid him the balance in cash. When
the check was presented ~ the bank IL was
pronounced worthless as Roemsr I'D not
have the money in tho bank. MADEIRA COM
planned to the police and Roemer's arrest
fgIIOWpd
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BARK EMBlETON SUNK.
Struck by Steamer Camnania-
Seven Rescued.

Tendon, JUly "a dense fog hung over
the Irish Channel Yesterday morning, and
the CUnard Line steamer Campanla. en- route
from New York Cor Liverpool. struck the
Liverpool bark EmbletDn. bound for New
zealand. araidships. cutting her in twain.
The Emhieton sank immediately Seven
OF the crew were rescued nut IL is believed
The other eleven members Of the ships
company, including the captain, were
drowned.
The Fam0ania had her bows stove in hut
hours late.
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John q. Armstrong, EX-Sergcant
of Police and Jail Guard,
Passed Away.
ONCE DID DETECTIVE DUTY.
He Became a Member of the Police
Department Thirty-SiX Years
A%O-SOn Was Killed Some
Months Ago.

John G. Armstrong. a former Sergeant OF
Police died at his home, No. a0a3 Nebraska
avenue, Saturday night at 70 O'Clock. after
"a brief Illness. Heart paralysis was the
Immediate cause Of death. although his
weeks
Armstrong was appointed IA -rolnlaE thir-
'y-sN years ago. lie was one q the finest
specimens Of physical manhood on tho
force n his prime. and his courage was
unquestioneL lie proved to be one Of the
most efficient officers in tho department,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
TO DlSINTER AMERICANS.
Soldiers Who Fell at the Battle of
Buena Vista.

Houston, July 22.-Colcnel J. ". Scully
of the Quartermasters Department United
States Army has gone TO Mexico TO disinte-
and bring back for burial in The San An
tonic Government Cemetery the bones Of
American soldiers who fell I'm the battle
OF Buena VISTA fought near Saltill0. Next
co, In 1916, between the Americans under
Zachary Taylor and the MeXicans under
Santa Ana The remains Of about 10
Americans 10 where they were buried on
the battlefield, but q rev railroad Will 20
squarely across this SPOT This has caused
the American Government to act.
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Accented Passionate at Pana.

KEPJ BIC SPEClAI-
PaEa, Ill, July 1.-The Reverend Frank
Miller. who has been filling the pulpit oil
the First Presbyterian Church since tbs
resignation of the Reverend Gerrit Snyder
was yesterday chosen TO and accepted tbs
pastorate of the church.
The Afro-Americaus OF Central Illinoi:
will celebrate the emancipation Of the Wes
India Islands in this city on Thursday
sas City and Honorable W. T. Scott oil
Cairo, ILL.,. will be the orators
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
NEW GOLD DISCOVERIES.
Steamer Nelson Driven Ashore
Smallpox ut Nome.
RErTELIC SPECTAI.

Victoria, Il. G., July e2.-The steamer
Bristol has arrived from st. Mchaels after
a passage of nine and a half days. The
passengers report new gold discoveries IN
Tanana.
Trek Creek claims are giving from -
cents to ~ cents to the pan. \ stampede TO
the digging is expected
Passengers report over 100 II not more,
cases of smallpox at Nome The steamers
Discovery, Utopia and Morning Star ara
quarantined at st. Mirhaels
Captain Mcintyre heard a report at ST.
Michaeis that the steamer Charles Nelson
had been driven ashore on the Siberian
coast by ice and Is believed to be a wreck
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
STEAMERS COLllDED.
Five Passengers Killed and Fifty
Wounded.

Belfast. July 22.-In n collision last even
Ing outside Belfast Tough between the
local passenger steamers prome1ary and
Alligator five passengers were killed, and
more than fifty more or less seriously In
1ured, in many cases the amputati1n Of legs
beinf, necessary. There Were foa passengers
on board the two vessels and terrible scenes
followed the collision. II IS feared that
some others have been drowned
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
A Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor. gentle action. and
soothing effect OF Syrup Of Figs. when in
need Of a laxative, and il the father or
mother be C0stive or bilious. the most graft
flying results follow it, use; so that II is
the best family remedy known. and every
family should have bottle. Manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co.-Adv.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
Heat Caused n Suicide.
Dr-pTrr2rJ,- Spp,fJ.r

EFFI EfIIII SiTtNTAIA
Sedalia, Mo, July 22.-Heury Skisis
young unmarried man, aged - years, who
lives two and Onc-half miles southeast of
Warsaw, Benton County. while temporarily
derdnged from overhead. attempted to xiii
himself with shotgun yesterday. He fired
a load of buckShot into hts left side. iufiict-
ing a CHASTITY wound. Doctor Davis. the at
tending physician, says his recovery is i'm
possible.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
Fire Mt Sedalfa.

Sedaiia, No. July 22.-The Katy store ard
office building, on Ohio avenue between
Second and Third streets, had q narrow
escape from destruction by fire at o'clock
this morning. AT that hour the shoe store
of Huysson & Holm was discovered to be
in flames. The fire was confined TO that
store, the stock. which was insured for
SS,Go, being damaged to the amount of 5000
The loss on the building will not exceed
500. which Is covered by Insurance. The
fire is supposed to have been OF iucendiarv
origin.
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CATTLE BLOW AWAY.
Therefore Texas Ranchmen Insure
Them Against WindstOrms.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Corpus Christi. Tex. July 22.-Ranchmen
Of Southwest Texas have commenced 10
take out novel insurance policies on their
cattle. Yesterday p. +. Dunn had his herd
insured for S22,eeo against loss by wind
storms.
In the last year many cattle have been
blown into the Gulf and lost.
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sc ,i5 I'm ':ls am

$50 nm 1910 am
s's a pm 'fs.t1 an
.---.... ~ 90 am
daily. S2 a. m q.
= m, saturday
Gay and sunday.
D, m. daily; s:i0
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Don't Neglect Your Eyes.

You can have them examined free or
charge by Doctor Bond. expert optician at
Nlermod & JacCar,I's. broadway and Locust,
who guarantees correct fitting OF spectacles.
Steel frames 81 and up. gold. s. and up.
F.si,l GlqsSss JJr TIE rGses. s. % 10 So
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% an e5 I'm
'e5 IN 'ci5 Pm
80 % pm $50 pm
80 pm . 80 am
$50 pm "a am
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NATURAL GAS IN ILLINOIS.
Discovery in Shelby Township
Big Land Lease.

Pana. HI. July 22.-Natural gas has been
discovered In Shelby Township and the
farmers IN that section arc piping. ana
using the gas at their homes y prominent
Columbus, O, oil operator has leased $3.50
acres OF land IN the vicinity an! VIII pipe
the gas TO ST. Louis ana lltermed.at
points.
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kfit bLlc SPECIAL
san Angelo. Tex. July "a white male
shlla, aoeut years oiG. was founI unuer a
mesquite tree. near the Santa F'e Depot,
aoount o'clock this morning. shortly aft
er the arrival OF the train. 1t is being
cared for by neSress.
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King Alexander 70 We'd,

Belgrade. July liking Alexander OF
Servia has proclaimed his betrothal to
formerly lady IN waiting to Queen Nat
allie. the King'S mother.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAY.

Train. Depsrt Arrive
Northern Illinois Express.
I.tchhelJ. Sp:irEfeld. Free
port and Dubuque. ........-.. 81 'T:f7 mn
Chicago Daylight Specsl...--.'i?-59 pm = 80 pm
Chicago Diamond Specsaf' .g:iD pm '1;24 am
Springfield Accommodation. 'i:i5 pm 1895 am
SOUTHERN LINES.
New Orleans Fast Mail. Cairo
Memphis. jackson. Tenn.
ana Texas Express .-..-..-.. ss:5s am s7:34 nm
New Orleans S1eciai-C'a!rp.
Memphis and New Orlcnn-- 'i:04 pm s5:I5 pm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Marion. Cairo. Sparta and
t'EeSfer Ft.zS pm III y
New Orleans LIMITED. Cairo.
Memphis. New orleans Dixie
Flyer. Nashville. Atlanta and
jacksonville Fla . ..----. 's:A Pm '7::s am
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's:J5 pm T:e0 ar
crSon ROute.s
Depart Arrive
IS IS am sEis pr
's:55 I'm 80 an
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To Rebuild SpauldinE Institute.

KEIJB BIC SFICIAt.
Claremore. l. T., July 22-The contract
was let yesterday for rebuilding the Spauld-
ing Institute at NUskogee. This was one OF
the most important educational institutions
OF the Indian Territory and was DESTROYED
by fire sonic months ago. Excavating will
begin this week.
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HAY DEPARTS TO-DAY.
VIII Attend His Mother-in- Laws
Funeral.

Washington. July 22-Secretary Hay will
leave Washington for Cleveland. o.. to-
morrow to attend the funeral of his moth
er-iu-law Mrs Amasa Stone
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The II. * q. s-w. VIII Run

An excursion to Louisville. KY, going July
n: rouudctrip rate. s. Through coaches
and sleepers Information at Broadway
and Locust street
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Special sa.uo Ro, os st,,,o,cr

~ sheets Of our "Fassar Violet or Sage
Green writing paper. and i2o envelopes to
match the latest fashionable tints. stamp
al with . or letter monogram. in culors
or gold. MERMOD q JACCAED'e
broadway and Locust.
UrtH F5y SrUH'Gs. GgstfL f.ss
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TAKE SIfopr ~r.u- WORK

LAKE SHORE NEW YORK CENTRAL. AND
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON AND ALBANY
AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Train DEPART Arrive.
frCi.7aDolis T,r:zSs ........ 100 am 80 I'm
SeV York arI Boston Limited. = ~ an 80 .4U
krrrkto- ksr Sp-cia! - New
York Boston Washington.
Ea tiT,cr- ard Philadelphia 1900 n N '54S pm
Alton Express .......-.....-t:.: -, Pr, ti:2J pm
dalton -. 49,. -. f4.oO Pm, $3.50 am
Boston Sew YORK Cincinnati
Washington. Baltimore. phil
efn!phia -.---.-. ...--.--..-. s;a6 pm = u an
A'toa-Teayss 1850 a. m. SIS =. m. Arrives
fS,l" a. N. '1:A ,
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l.. al y. IL. II

Train.
Fast Mail. Evansville, Nash
Vile. Birruingha n. Mont
Ec-Te-y. Chattau 1nca, At
ltcIa. Macon. Charleston, s.
g Mobile. New Orleans and
jacksonville. Fli..-.......-....
Mo- at Vernon Accumulation
southern Express To Exams
vile. Nashville. Blrrui1C-
ham, Mobile. New Orleans.
Tho-raEvilla. Jacksonville.
Ialatka. Ocaia AMI -. Pc
tersSGrg,
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II. & u. S-w. ". II.

Train.
o. oiruati. Louisville, Wash
'rE-ea. baltimore. Pf1ilac !
UEla ard New York ExVrcss-
C.uCinnatI Louisville, Rita
burg, Washington. Rait!-
Cincinnati Accommodation go.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. WASHINGTON Bait
t-I-e. Philadelphia ard New
NaTz L val B'vc Limited zee
FlgEa Accommodates. .--....--.
Tl.~a A~~oum. dati1r.
West Iater AMI French Ii K
Si.i-ss. Via Nrr-n Route...-
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came out In twos and threes to talk with
him. Among these Were W. II. Priesmeyer.
George NJ Jackson. Colonel Fcrshaw w.
J. Atkinson. s D. WAGNER, H. n VIII
Hams and S. ". Ryan.
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Solid silver Stop Watches

For the races. fine guaranteed movements,
so to So. at Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway
and Locust.
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ST. LOUIS-PEORIA LINE.
tSee G, =. 3: 50 ID
ST a. ~ IN n
| ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN

rx~ept sunday As s:is snd 81; l9.cs ms
a. m: 1870. i:i2 2:is. 4 $40. s:25, s:22 p. n
saturday ard Sunday cnly-1i:4f j. n sunday
ony-5.2i. ,3+. f5:l2 a. m: 5:2l .. m.
Leave Washington Ays.-ExceQt Sunday, 4:24.
e:2i. "a SIS. loe9 II - a i7:2& 1:&5. -.
f.n4. 5:ii So SIS 2. NJ saturday and Sunday
only-i IS 2. Sunday oniy-5:Z7. .:Ss, 13:l5 a.
m: SIS p.
Wssthourt-Leaves Granite Cicy-Excer, Sun
DAY. 5l5. s4. s:cS. 1914. m: 30. 2:l,, SO.
&.3J. 5:i4 BIB G:l2 9:iI p Saturday only-@.5o
p N. Sunday only 5:s5. e:ss q N: I:03, .. n.
Leave Msdison-Ex,ept sunday, s:is 7ct. SIS.
g:-. 70 :fs f:l5, 2:IT ST. 40 s. TAI, e2l
r. m. Saturday orly-4.5s p m. sunday only.
3 II a. l:o7 6:O4 D
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.

Irain. Depart Arrive
A't-n Limited for Chicago. ISIS am 'S:5q pr1
Chicago Palace Expcess'' $40 nm .1:2s am
;'.Cag9 'Niiu!Cht Sge-ial'' 3! rr; 80 am
Chicago ''IrIirie State Ex-
press -'ic:1i Pm 80; nm
Springfield Accommodated 60. 5:05 pm 'ip:3i IN
ksrsas city Nesttuled Lin
i;si -..-... .-........-...'f1.I1 IN -T:eS an
Esrsss city Day Express. $500 am -:.a2 M
Jacksonville Ac.1rrup-,a ton. - pm 10 - am
iIO-!a auG s.. P4.l ENur.sS 81. 81 pm rs an:
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Best for rheumatism-Eimer & Amends
Prescription. NJ. 2s5l. Celebrated on Its
merits for many effectuai cures
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Married mt MascOutah h.

Mascoutah. H.. July 22.--John Lerch and
Lizzie Lemkefneyer were married here to-
49, - the Reverend Herman krauu.
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VANDAI.IA line

Train.
Fast Mail .................-
Trains Nos. - and -. New
YORK. Philadelphia BaItirnGre
and Washington Special.
1rdisnapoliS and New York
New York Limited .........
Fo,oskey and Nack.naw Lin
tied - ......----
Columbus and Eastern Express
Nauiaiia Accommodation .....
Indianapolis AMI New York
LNpress .-.-... ..---..
Fast Mall ..................
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CITY ITEMS.

JUST received in Dress Goods depart
ment West Aisle, First Floor, a large ship
ment Of the latest things In Dimities: 1t viii
pay You to examine this line to-day at
Crawfcrd'S.
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TONNES ATTITUDE.


Lincoln. Neb.. July cit has been prac-
ticaily decided that TOwne will not with
draw from the National Popu!Ist ticket
as the vice presidential candidate of thar
party. Tho Official announcement viii be
made N q few days.
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BURLINGTON ROUTES
y. W. u. RI MON

Train.
For HANNIBAL. II e s. =
Lpinta Quincy. ESlkUI and
burlington ---.-.-.-.---.-..-..-
Local 70 acknowledgements.
For Quincy AMI Moth .-.....-.
FIR -. Paul, Nirnea polls. via
Fest side Inns. Illinois and
Wisconsin ....................
''--'l" Buzz lnrtou-Norrhcfn Pa
C.fic Express. Tor Kansas
Cit-. =. Jcseph, Northwest
Nebraska. l{lsci Iii. :. W-s-
ming. Montana Nlsh .ngtcn.
PUGET Sound. Portland end
''I'" Twin Civ EXPRESS" fo-
Minneapolis. s.. Paul and
Iowa -..--.--..-- -.....--...-----
III" Nebraska Colorado ~
press, f-- Denver. ColO-a ic.
l'tah AMI Pacific Coast. via
- .if~r'll .----. ---.-.--.---.--.
la--'al tn Harrington ..--.--.-.-.
fl- Northern iowa. ~. Paul
an : Minneapolis --..---.-..-.-.
For Kansas City. Omaha. ~
Joseph. Denver. Nebraska.
Colorado T-9h and Pacific.
Coast. also Northwest 49,.
For Illinois. via East side line
- Enss Island ..............-...
TFr Tu,uGu. ard Ia Crosse -.
j.. ~ from Hann.bai............
Tor Alt n-Leave 7.5H %. m.
daily, li-.e q H.. daily: 10
only. 3.1t p. n. except Sgtur
BOO r. m eNce-c Sunday. 5.5l
q. II. daily: $50 r. IN. daily.
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Depart Arrvo.
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'2:15 am 'l.io prn
4" rs N $50 an
f.:I5 arm f7-2s pm!
$50 an SIS pm
- pm ts::52 am
t5:5 Pm tiS.s2 am
% am 's-5 pm
+. l.. *. AND
STATION.
Depart. Arrive,
- - am 'S.-S m
go am - ~ prl
n.5J am fs.5s pm
'S::eI an 'Gi pm
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FOR looseness Of bowels use DR.. Sic
gerts AngUstura Bitters,
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CHICAGO. PEORIA AND Sr. LOUIS
RAILM 40. L. 4 ST. IL

Tain. Depart. Arrive.
Alton. Chiffon Terrace, Chan
taUIUl arf Graftor........... 1893 am ts OF am
Pc lrS. fekin and Chautauqua
Express .......-..: sis an, $50 pm
Alton. Clifton Terrace and
HIau;auqua 1911 am .-.-......
Alton 81 ftnn Terrace and
Caautlulua 49,. ......-.tfl "a pm, t+1:3s Pm
Alton. clifton Terrace ChaH-
tauIua and Srrtg field tf5S Pm slo:55 am
Alton. Il fton Terrace ana
SirilEfalI 10000. -..--....-. -f.2e pm ......-
Alton. clifton Terrace Chau-
tsuqua and Grafton -. +a.45 I'm +.a.1l pm
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BRYAN ATTENDED CHURCH.
Occupied Pew in the First Con
grogatiOnai.

lincoln. Neh.. July William J. Bryan
followed his usual steady programme OF at
tending church with his family to-day. He
occupied pew in the First ConSreg ational
IN the absence Of his pastor from the First
presbyterian. The remainder Of the dav
was spent in driving ana cntcrtainiug.
friends and nciChhUTs. Mr.. Bryan may make
snort Trip with his brotEe--in-iaw. T. :.
Allen, 10 Northwest Nebraska tomorrow
evening returning Wednesday or Thursday
The visit viii have No political significance
Mr.. Eryan Is uakinlz good progress on his
speech of acceptance. There were 10 Do
ltiCll visitors at The Tsrva, bnf,a p, -g4a,-
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