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Where Are the oWners

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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-12-05
NOTICE OF APPRAISEMENT.

WINNEsHEIK COUNTY, Court.
In matter Of the Estate of HERMAN CEILING,
deceased.
To the Treasurer Of State, Des Moines, IIowa,
and Catherine Ceiling, Bernard Ceiling. Maria
Bordensterner, Rev. John II. Ceiling, Elizabeth
Brucks, Christina Messhack, Elizabeth Hey
ney, Hannah Heyney. Bernard Heyney, John
Heyney, Henry Mi Ter, Clara Miller. Frank
Miller, The German Catholic Orphan Asylum
of dubuque, Iowa, and the imam Catholic
Orphan Asylum OF Lacrosse, Wisconsin,
GU and each of you are hereby notified
that the undersigned duly appointed and
qualified appraisers of property charged or
sought to be charged with the payment of a
Collateral Inheritance lax, will, at II O'Clock,
noon, on the oath day OF December A. D., 1900,
at Festina, in Winnesheik County, Iowa, In
said County and State, proceed 10 appraise
the property of the estate of said decedent
subject to the Collateral Inheritance Tax as
provided by law.
Please take notice and govern yourselves
accordingly.
dated November 23d, A. D., 1900.
j. J. MARSH,
JOHN FINN,
ID. THOMPSON.
4lw2 Appraisers.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-12-05
Mrs. Ed. Tucker is visiting relatives

Mrs. Ed. Tucker is visiting relatives
at Spillville.
&C. j. Weiser went to Chicago,
Saturday, on business trip.
Editor E. G. Bailey spent Thanks
giving with friends in st. Paul.
We haven't received much Of that
wood promised us on account yet.
w. r. Libbey was down from
Orleans township Monday, on business.
MIR. T. S. Hall, of Ossian, attended
the funeral of Grandma Self on Sunday.
Paul Brorby, of New Hampton,
was visiting relatives in the city the
first of the week.
"A. s. Bailey came down from Min
neapolis to eat turkey with the editor
of the Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Wilkins, of
New Hampton, were guests of DEBORAH
relatives Thanksgiving.
Henry Matters came up to spend
thanksgiving with his sister Mis-. Dan
Shea and other relatives.
Walter and Beatrice wager, of Cal
mar, have been visiting DEBORAH friends
and relatives for few days.
RIA. Palmeter and family came over
from Clear Lake to take thanksgiving
dinner with E. w. d. Holway.
Mrs. Carl Goodwin came up from
Cedar Rapids Wednesday to visit
friends and relatives for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Yingst. of Can
ton, Mimi, took the train here last
Wednesday evening for Oak Hill, Fla,
where they will reside in the future.
Bert Stewart, while putting large
stick of wood in the fireplace, caught
his hand and smashed one of his fin
gers and otherwise bruised his hand.
-Married-At the residence of the
Brides parents in Hesper, Iowa, Tues
day, Nov. 9th, Winfield E. johnson
to HELEN Esther Allen, DIR. Slack
officiating. A small company of the
relatives were present. There
were many pretty and valuable pre-
sents for the bride and groom and
very pleasant evening was spent by all.
-John Carver. the west end shoe
maker, keeps supply Of mems and
rubber heels, also leather shoe
strings. In his repairing he uses oak
and hemlock half soles of the best tam
mage. When your understanding be-
comes impaired by bodily exercise,
Just bare in mind that the old man can
yet you on your feet again without the
aid of goldbowed spectacles or DOMINIC
the airs of an egotist.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-12-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.
F. j. Lang for Sign Painting.

F. j. Lang for Sign Painting.
Bring your pictures to III. A Prest-
marks wall paper store and have them
framed cheap. 1913
Leave your orders for picture
frames with B. J. Reynolds.
-Tyler's horse hadish is now on the
market.-42-2.
We make photos, the smallest, the
largest, the cheapest the best. B. j..
Reynolds, Ben Bear Bldg.
Buy your raisins, currants, citrons,
nuts, oysters, etc., all fresh and new,
at H. j. Hutchinson's.
The little Bucks Range at Reeds
Hardware will be given away Dec. %.
Call early and get particulars.
The 1000 views in "Stoddard's
Lectures are an education in them
selves.
Ask your grocer for Tyler's horse
radish. -42.2.
A new 7-room house, two blocks
south of school house in West DEBORAH
for rent. Apply to M. A. Harmon. 26tf
See the prices and goods being sold
regardless of cost at the P. j. Enright
store.
Call at c. E. Knoke's Grocery
Store and get a sample of Blossom
Brand" Jellies served with hot bis
cult and coffee Everybody cordially
invited.
Oriental Statuary for sale at Spurs
Art Studio. They are gems of art. %
Fresh oysters direct from Balti-
more:
Standard in bulk or can.
Select in bulk or can.
N. Y. Counts bulk or can.
This is the finest stock we have ever
handled; prices the lowest, at H. j.
Hutchinson's.
The good things are going first so
call early before they are all gone at
p. J. Enright's.
We are still in line for all kinds of
Bakery goods. We carry a fine stock
of candies, with line of the incest
candy boxes made.-Baker & Co.
Gloves and mittens, best quality,
lowest prices. BEARS.
-Lost-A black ice wool head wrap,
between the Brickner place and Jas.
McMullen's. Finder please leave at
this Office. -40-2 pd.
Students of History, Art and Lit
erature, will find rich field in the
'Stoddard Lectures"
Mammoth brown male turkeys for
sale, for breeding purposes. James
McMullen, DEBORAH, Iowa.-40-3.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-12-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

Don't
Miss Hoyt's
"A Texas Steer
Grand Opera House
Tomorrow evening, Dec. 6.
Now for the Holiday advertising.
Fresh Dates.-Baker's Bakery
1872.
L. E. Davidson was up from Nc
Gregor over Sunday.
Henry Reeves was a Chicago BUSH
ness visitor last week.
-Adolph Gminter has secured po-
sition at Edgemont, s. D.
Miss Mary Uhley spent Thanks
giving at her home in Castalia.
M. P. Moran went to Ridgeway
Monday, on telephone business.
r. A. Palmeter Of Clear Lake spent
Sunday at the home of E. w. d. Hol.
way.
Mrs. E. l.. Coffeen and children
are visiting her parents at LIE Roy,
MINI.
ID putty Treasurer E. r. Haines
spent Thanksgiving at his home in
Hesper.
Miss Helena Neufert has gone to
Lime Springs, where she will teach
this winter.
Mr.. A. McRobert, of Calmar, was
in the city Monday afternoon and eve
ming, on business.
The editor spent the latter part
of last week in Chicago, looking after
some business matters.
j. J. Marsh visited last week at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. +. j.
Weiser, at Ortonville, MINI.
John Telford and family and Miss
Ruth Siihring spent Thanksgiving
with relatives in Clarion, Iowa.
Miss Julia M. Bersheim departed
for her home in Soldiers Grove, Wis,
Monday, after visit with relatives.
-Luren, assisted by Mr.. M. J..
Soukup, gave a splendid concert at
Spring Grove last Thursday evening.
-Profs. E. L. Coffeen and L. b.
Parsons went to Chicago last Wednes-
day night, on business and pleasure
trip.
Misses Elizabeth and Julia Whit
man, of Winona, Mimi, spent Thanks
giving at the homes of A. c. and F. H.
Baker.
The Catholic ladies held very
pleasant Thanksgiving social at the
home of A. Mckay last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Z. V. Lloyd arrived home
from England last week, for visit
at the home of her mother, Mrs. w.
n. Baker.
IF. w. p. Baker arrived home Sat
urday from a five weeks journey
through the New England states. He
reports delightful trip.
Mrs. Il. G. Clark, of Saltwater
J Mimi, attended the marriage of hel
sister, Miss Anna Breckenridge, Ito DR.,
u. Radcliffe last Wednesday.
Miss Cora Heinberg has arrived
home from Chicago, where she has
been employed in the millinery depart
ment of one of the large department
stores.
Julius Haas has purchased tn,
interest of his brother, Henry, in tn,
farm below Freeport, and now owns i
entire. There are III acres in the farm
and it is good one.
r.. f. Tyler is doing a rushing
horse radish business. For three
wears past he has been unable to suppl,
the demand, but this year he expects
to be able to fill all orders.
We are in receipt of premium
list of the First Annual Exhibition
of the Northeastern Iowa Poultr,
Association, to be held at Yves
Union, Iowa, December 1921.
-Frohsinn Singing Society lhave 70
some time been preparing for a Crane
concert and ball, which they,expect t
give on January 10th. The past simila
events conducted by this popula
society are guarantee of a gal
occasion.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-12-05
BULLETIN OF COMING EVENTS.

Dec. 3-S-Londale Stock Co., at "Steyers
opera house.
Dec. 6-Hoyt's "a Texas Steer" at the Grand
Opera House.
Dec. l3"Zaza" at the Grand opera house.
Dec. l3-Annual Bazaar by Congregational
ladies
Jan. 4-Grand Annual Concert by Luren
Jan. l0-Concert and Ball by Frohsinn Soc
iety.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
WALL PAPER

F!FTT rolls white blank paper. nicely Eiin-
mered, 9Th - srrlrs u border to mat h. $50.
Humnlel Wall PAPER Co, SJy6 y. Broadway.
ZEHEER & CO. I4'1 papln St-faper hang
In. whitening and plasteriHE. all work done A.
(lowest rates. satisfaction guaranteed. send postal,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
AMPUTATION WITHOUT PAIN.
New Operation Performed on IN
.Aocd Woman.

Chicago. Feb. 1S-Nrs Mary Aruit. in
spite uf her - years. watched "a surgeon al
the County I~iospita; to-day amputa;e her
right l,s Near the hip. She gave no Ell
orua. If pain. The operation proved SUE
,'~siul. Tne method 10y which the OPERA
tiru WIS performed was Of great interest TO
surgeons AMI It j. said n professional cir
c.es To- be- q great step in that line of sur
EvTN ~ America.
Doctor SamUei l.. Weber. \ member II
the advisory stan Of the hospital. had
charge of the operation, which l. said To
Ice the hTS' Of lis nature performed In
men. the first having been performed in
Europe. Doctor Weber made a study Of
the initial operation AMI concluded that the
method might hr employed Tor the anputd-
tiou of lower limbs Ot patients who Were
unable To withstand the effects OF auar~-
thptics.
The method consists in deadeninc thc
nerves in the iir. lbs 10y the injection of C"-
c1ine m the Vevtcbral cavity dbvv- thu
point whti. the nerves controlling Thr
The patient H;G suffered Il S~ausTvHuu~
affection of the leg and amputdtinu he
came necessary 70 say" htg life. 81. We
not in a condition To make the use uf Ju
To- try the m-Jlu cd which had proved sue
c,~~iUi n a i;"rlli hospital.
Tn, drug was injected into the patients
verJcprai cavity a short distat"" below tn"
waist l.u". and soon Sh. announced that
sh. had lot all !.riiuE in her lower limbs.
going 81. and hgd the fuii use of all her
faculties.
The limo was removed two inches below
th. rip and. after the effect Of the drugs
Wei. The prospects for her recovery are
.u.i
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
REMOVALS.

,rF -.l arar- Trey7 ~ Store mas -'w"'et
>. rf,sr r.a Aat.l.n-. with Ar nttf" ne" >i".N.
A. ,,1 aware i'say- At store has r.
-.-..r 60. 'f.lr r,u f~gI,I'u-. VITA al entire new
stock 500 y. l:r.ftN rE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
PEN. PURSE, HOE AND IDEA.
Man With Each and His Place i'm
Human Brotherhood.

N-W Nork. Fen. lS.-Cocper Union was
filled Tonight with su audience gathered
jp hear "a discussion Of the ethical basis 1s
Industrial organization Gud"r IN. a.s-i.
"f the Peoples Institute. Professor charles
HHi. $G~ smith pr"~!l.t. i-!wd.T ht'n"a4I
Ma introduce; aud Trid uHe IL his Pom
entitled 'ih' t.ru Of the IeuturN.
Nj. Markham "~- heartily Cnotrsa .fI!
Wa~ recalled. tile audience demanding ia
reading uf The Man With the Hoe" 10
president of Brown University. IN, p'inr.
pal speaker ct the vyruiH-. WIS then ir-
trv.iurefl. lie began by saying:
In order that ~ may study the human
brotherhood more closely, ] want To con-
slider with YOU -four m.u-the man with g.
hoe. the man with Il pea. a." man with II
parse, ana the man with an idea"
II" Ut"u went on To say thar the man
wiki a hoe had been immor,aiizrd 10y Nj
let Without the labor OF the m8n with tN'
hoe. all ile other labor OF TIE world ut-Id
'-i~.. Iri To lit thai lonely ,uilcr j. %
ii. Ji, world
The man with a PEW. the speaker saiI.
Wa Ik'Uis. telling i'm tin service Of tHr
ru.l.. Without him all J.e great thoughts
and inspirations i the world would o.r
almost as soon as spoken TIE man with a
purse j. q tyne. Doctor FaUuce sud. whom
~ can readily discern The question -
what t. hr doing with it. IT h. * using IT
a~ the mere minister Of luxury and per
SnuaI qualification. then he j. Il man with
out a conscience. ami 81 a zoe to the ST.
ci,ty which has made his pJ.rs" possible.
II lie is using il as a trustee. believing thai
tod and men have called him to take
.har-. cC what lie must Ss5u surrender.
th.u he may h. another Peter Cooper.
TIL. man with an idea, the speaker said.
g. enc that 'annu; be 80 readily portrayed,
hut behind purse pen ana To-" lies the III o..
tie vision. Every mans work i valuable
inst in proportion as il i mixed with jdrd-.
iuInt-Iig-Ut Labor simply damages raw
material. and d'tdc'> the beauty Of H."
world. W. should then value the man with
fb.. fj.4-
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MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD
LAST NIGHT BY w. c. T. u.
MISS FRANCES f.. WILLARD'S
DEATH COMMUNICATED.
Her Life and Work Eutn.iZ"d at
Raymond Place r'rr>by-
terrain Church.

,'.wo-I.r ..,-i.- wr. r.-4 .... .,.ri,-
Cd. ~
N7 '' "" @
Joy 'h' N"ir'" 'HilN'l'H irE'i'r'Hc
! mon OF =. Louis TIL" occasion WIS The
second anniversary OF ~" death of Miss
Francis T. NfItri former r.4t..tI ,,,.-i-
f.., .r e.. N ~ .. .. ~, ,F.
~
'"-. '''' "''.'-
iH' -'fNl"~ last nIrIf consisted 90 d"-
]yutints i.I uy it~ ;N-I,u! TAYLOR E.r-
u..rf r.a.icr .t ia. Ra-runr.I rlr,... ,byr.l
3D. .,.:.. ,t... . :- t
ITO "''| q" MISS Nii"f' OF l"i WA "''
"a+ known q" h9N" had a Particular f'"9-
boss and au Hddr'-s hv Nj Ami" LAIN
e.. State rr"-,G,u, ~ the W. e. T.. 4 OF
Iowa
4-r. .,ry,... .,...l nth Oh. gir.,,.. a..
80.
'"'''' '~''' W" ''"'' IN" Ivy ."'
'""lF Ih" sentiment ~ We .llh" MI"
willard had invoked iu hundreds Of teri
- .4..-- .-. ,r. t,,,r Is
sung az Her fur'ihL MIS- Tt'Ili ''if'E
SAN. Pass bn and on" a sou. written b.
-, ...t--- .,~.-r.,,
VIZ
and dedicated {" The w g L.
Mrs. l.. bul-r carson y,riisd "a poem
q, Mis-. Willard. written bv Mrs. Charlotte
S-.,.r.,r of N..s.cLu-s-,s After
''. ~ -
'i'.I'-' enc t''l''f'H " 20 t''l.'I '!
upon 'He If., character .#I WORK ri Nl~
Willard She reviewed The history Of the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

Daley oreued his campaign in Ciarksvil'e
Friday night, and last night held forth &"
= packed house at HenTyyille. In the next
few weeks he viii penetrate every cross
roads hamlet in the county, and. having a
daily and weekly newspaper, his meetings
will be advertised. Editor Daley has deliv-
cred Il speech setting forth his claims To
office. which the concert monograph reels
off. while Editor Daley stands near by an!
bows ~siaNciy.
The Programme is varied. There are con-
cert music solos. mGnoiogues. Doctor Tai
IMAGES talk on "Infidelity," lneersoll at the
grave If Napoleon. some choice bits Of hu-
NOR, songs. from Break the News To-
Mother 10 Home. sweet Home aud. last
Of all. Mr.. Dailey's Grafton.
The three other candidates for the nom
~ina;icn. Barney Coll. Doctor John Nickle>
and Jacob r. Fry. are dismayed since Ed
itoT Daley and his phnnugrdph entered the
race. They are talking of touring TN"
county In tally-hos with a brass hand. But
that is an old &. me. Editor DALEY worked
that himself when he went over the county
in a white taIly-ho with siX livcricd coach
men ami fOotmen and doubled his circuia-
linn
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
SUFFERING FROM EXPOSURE.
John Costello, of Cripple Greek.
Picked Up in Chicago.

chicago. Feb. 1S-Iohu costello, who said
be VA the ovu.y of a cigar store at 81
Bennett street. cripple crock, COLO. w.
found wandering around tne streets to-
night. Tie w.tS nearly "N"r'rm" bv the
cold ar,; -VpuSlI.r. u" VS. taken Co. IA"
police station. whore hs t.hi IL. police that
Du January -. ne Ma sitting Iu his ~tpr.
- cripple Creek with -" 90 h'> possession
and h- can recall upthlu- ct w"tt nap
p.urI ~irt- that iat- uItl 81" was found
Us IA, officer. Az. having u,'U revived
bv warm drinks. D., booked al his tat, ret
clothing and asked wh'', J." got them 30.
place 0f i'S other "lrtl'-.
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NOVEL CAMPAIGN SCHEME.
Il. bailey Stamping Clark County
Indiana. With Il Pionograph.
REPUBLIC SFE.,TAL

Louisville. Ky. Fen. machine meth
obs in politics have come TO a nUe basis
over in JemaF<.Tvilie. Reuben bailey. cd
ilnr Of the EV'rinc News, iS II candidate.
for Treasurer ~ clark County. Indiana. Oh
the Democratic ticket. lie has three oppo-
r,rt.. but The introduction by him OF u
photograph into the campaign has knocked
Them higher than Gilt"rOy's Tit" MIR. DALEY
j. nothing n not ingenious. When a few
DAYS age he Resolved To- enter the race, he
b..housht himself of the photograph. BY
nature an orator, his voice has been heard
in every corner OF the county. 80 he hit
uIon the concert phonoSraph. with which
he has begun u tour OF the county. Editor
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rivals an., Departure. of Trains mt
the Z MON station

AND ST. ifIIiS
NI:.i.pAB.
IrTt.r Atm
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
STEEL PLANT IN MEXICO.
.Am american Syndicate Will Build
al Monterey.

'.i-1Go. Ill. Feb. lS.-A special 10 the
g. "sG'j from Monterey. Mexico. says: An
AH,,l-dn syndicate, with a capital of SlO.-
"a'~" aiii Immediately begin the cons;rr'-
t.Da ~ a great steel plant in this city The
plans for the mammoth concern have bcFu
comp. ctsd. and the ground purchased for
iocitIns the several buildings. An abund-
ancc # high grade iron ore and coal ~
within easy shipping distance. The pant
will MAKE a speciality of manufacturing
steel rails, and will be the first industry of
tn. Kind to he established in Mexico. 1t Will
give employment To about $500 men in the
different departments when they are in op-
Grafton. :. Veral American capitalists n
Monterey are heavy stockholders in the en-
terpri~e.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
DIED SUDDENLY AT ZION"


chicago Feb. lS-W. =. Green. a hard
ware manufacturer uf Troy. y. Y. diri
suddenly at the "Zuou' of Doctor John
Alexander Duwie Friday. Death is said To-
have hrcu due t. heart disease. Tt" case
was not reported r. the coroner until to-
day. Mis- Adelaide Green. a relative.
claimed the body. HEi Viii SEN! IL 10 Troy.
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Of Miss Lucinda K"uueaiy nous" at No.
61d9 Michigan avenue Will. >h' vas pre-
marin. breakfast yesterday HTuius, set
ling f-. -n fha mousse. In the excitement
Miss E"nn'aly completely "Ilii~eG ami
had to he carried !Ium :ae house. Police
man awIeSs Of the First District. VIII" was
RAISING a. III. TIM. rescued h-r ana turned
I'm an alarm uT fyp. TuV huUs" vas dam
a.ad to tn, ,Ntcut of SiF-t. DlI.c the house
hold effects suffered 80 th- extent of 80.
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yfry V.msw. III. i-y"ar-nId daughter Of
-. - rs IsiufuTv burned about IA. I,tt
Ga. and arm y,=j,r,oN evening. " hi.e
filling some lamps 81 spilled coal oil on
Ter dr,S~. \ ~ Winui"S ~H!'rtNHra' -"
-. INT, ~. k#!.hru ans. ~tpui n--iie Tho
kir.n.n stove. Her dress caught FIR from
m. heat. tl-r cries at'ra't.l IN Jlr"ui. u
of her father. Nh" va N "n ADJOINING
yaoI, H.. ,4Irk!v tor. GH. dress from her
and ext .usGishc,i tn fau g.. \ doctor who
-: called s4il her injuries w"." not scri-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

\ lamp explosion caused a fire about II
o'clock last night in the franz" huuS' Of
charles Sr~hatttuHUftor. ~ N. 20 S,hirmcr
sweet Mr. S.huttcuhnnsT WAS carrying
he lamp from one room To another when
IL exploded The burning oil scattered over
mo room and started a blaze. An alarm
waS turned in and the Fire Department
ouirk!v CxtincIiShef the flames. The loss
Ia building and furniture vas $3.50.
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EaG-Gs n"2 Nebraska limited
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x UtHp"H Eau-aS AMI SrIth-
v--- ,rs-.rurt $50 pm e ~ am
E4r-t. .-F C.'..-aaa Fxrress "a = nm - N am
.rstS Occur Tata '--'rS leave Fr'Dr station 2.
- r. m 80. a N IG1 ? IN. sunday on'v. 49,
o.t WTI trains leave MON station AZ "H A.
= 800 %. ~ ..I Z. ~ and is-is =. m.
kIrLu. ! train '.av'- I0i = station A. -'|Ha a.
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Is4-re Ern'."eu'or N-r ~'atiH1 Ms a m
-I..--- -EH-e.t SmnlaN- -S.niaN only.
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ARRESTED At LONGWOOD.
George GlazebrOok Charged With
Selling Liquor Without License.

REPUBLIC SI'E''Ni-
Stdaiit. Mo. Fen. 1S-George Glazebrook
Vas arrested yesterday at I0ngwrod. Petty
County. by United States Deputy Marsha:
NcEcnua on tho charge of selling liquor
vithou; 4 license. file made a desperate
r.-i~taucr. hut WIS ovcrIOw"red by two
deputies and brought To Sedalla.
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INJURED ON THE STAGE.
Fortune d, LcV"mmc Hurt Will"
Doing a Turn at the Columbia.

". Torture poLcTomn'", 4 gentleman If
f'r.rgc. known Co American vaudeville ar'-
lists as No. / IN the "Fortuui BROTHERS
Comic Bar Act was painfully injured on
TN. stage Of the columbia Tneat.r last
evening". The announcement of Itself would
lc Of no .Sp.ciai Interest Ia the public wer.
!; not Tor the fact that a very pretty young
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TYPEWRITERS.

SECONDHAND Tvp"wr.ters-i'p for sale at
{ m r,ra ma. n re-te; thra" months fHr
, cod service Guaranteed All makes carried.
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Via Illinois Central Il Z. two through
Sleeping cars daily. M. change Of ears. St.
lnuis to- New Orleans and return S.0....
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IRON MOI

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Louisville and cincinnati trains leave st.
Louis daily SO 4. IN. sea y. an. and 81" "A.
al. Dining car line. Modern slecpcrs. Pay
lor and observation cars on day train. Tick
cts. broadway and Locust street.
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Tickets Smcarcd With BIrad.

REP FLIC SPECIAL.
Pilot Grove. No. Fob. IS-BursiarS en-
tered IN" N. X. X 7. depot at this piacn
earl. this m1rUlrE. Tn" ticket ease WAS
cut open and tHt tickets Were Suitarod with
blood The agent SANS that no tickets are
missing
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Firc Caused by Gasoline Explosion,

Writes from Montgomery. Ma. i Join
General Wheeler AMI 'u-i'S@indh BitNcT
in commencing p'Turd.