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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-16
AGENTS. RENT LISTS.
FLATS.

FLATS.
9l.s belmar ave-. Groom fiat. second floor:
gas fixtures. hot and cold water. all
modern convenience. furnace ..-.---...s-'.S
dI'fA Morgan st. Groom hat. bath. hall.
Hhs hNturcs. ali con-. furna,"--..-..-.. -J.sj
5SeA Morgan ST. 5-roons. bath. furnace.
EdS hNture~, -'fh
4&l Arco ave. 6,Gp0ns. bath. etc. ~ r"t. l'.'t
@l"'- Howard 81. Groom Fat. ~ hupr. pos
session January t..-- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l,.vi
-"SN RiteHr 81, i-r"uu Hat. bath. hall,
furnace. etc. ....--.. .- -.. 10. ~
al -ArUO ave. : rooms. f-t fiopT .....-....... -. .
SHt M"nlg"nt'rN -, neat St'rpi fiat. hot
ard '"ii water and stationary Ua-n-
:tIn'. hath ,nI laundry. To
%'S i.utG~T 81. -r,-m tat. - ~ at ...--. l3H'
LIS taS~ I,s.. Broom r.l. LIT finpr........ lin,
4"'A EIstTn ave. a-rucri liar. ri r"ur.... NO.
lih i.l'liI ave. . rooms. II f'uE-.--..-. Il.r'
..5S Walnut -. Groom rat. second floor. lea
tN'lA Horton Iiay". : f'"in f.i. 81 f"ur---- .b"'
H." y. Tw"niN-iith FL. S-Ep"m Nat. 1T
moor -.--- ..r--..-.- ---.......-..-- "b
i''VA y. SIiins ave. S-io"m fiat. II raHI.. $50
SUBURBAN.
Normandy -"IIuut place" large W%-ilius.
barns, "'r-. ~ a'rrs of ground -..-... iW,.1
Normandy. i-T-,m dwelling, bath. fur-
mace and all c'uveni.ucrS ......--...-.. oi.go
Ferguson. ~ Teams. bath. furnace. water.
. acres nf gi.uind ................... $40
ROOMS
i"-.i- Chestnut 81. n rooms. bath. ETC., II. ~
sJ- tF"ut"iu ave. 9 rooms. ID and 81
n'iS ..-.--.--.. -....----. ....--.----... VjD
- y Eleventh ST. corner Chestnut.
Tnums. hall. etc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .5'9
1900 y, Ninth ~. 5 rooms. "a fcor.-....... l5.ot
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MOVING WEST
INSURANCE MEN.
real. ESTATE E
e., ofnce building 10 City Hall: offices Sc up.
Business 0psnIng East ST. Louis,

New Broadway Hall building. corner two new
Is paved sereets. Immediately adjoining il-w,
rapidly developing manufacturing district East
81. Louis; corner store; excellent location for
druggist: one store on Broadway. two on Elev-
enth street; openings for barber. grocer. notions.
etc. second floor occupied by best appointed pub
lie and lodge halls in the city, row In active use
for social entertainments and lodge meetings: no
nejghborhocd In the country growing more rap
idly: come and SEQ at once. Tics. L. Feaete, SO
Missouri ave-, East At. Ioris.
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FOR RENT.

No. t6Is Olive st. Io-room house: all modern
improvements: cheap rent to good tenant.
No. az Payard ave. s-rnonI house: large
yard. street made: will be put In good repair;
only So.
No. -.3a Thomas St. room house and large
stable. will put In frst-class repair. rent s5l.
FLATS.
"a floor: newly decorated. gas fixtures. gas
grstes. furnace heat and iaritcr service: cheap
i.nt TO good tenant.
No. 13i Walton ave. new Groom fiat, LIST
floor. gas fixtures and furnace heat: only SIS.
All IN. above property will be open Sunday.
u u. BRENNAN ". r. CO..
Phone Kin. r lrs. sic Chestnut st.
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6AMBRILL & CO..

OI7 CHESTNUT |
HOUSES. l
3St Lindeil ave-, 10 rooms and fixtures. .$i2S. nj \
TIA y. Theresa ave, s rooms ......-...... 100
5as ". Theresa ave. s rooms ...-.-.....-. 800
2hS5 y. Spring ave. 6 rooms. Key at c.02. e.
200 v. SnTIns ave. s rooms. Key at zoo. RS
FLATS.
ssssA DeImar. 6 rooms. bath. I'd floor. fs.3
1l0l Morgan, II rooms. I'd and 81 foors..-. g o. /
1851 Finney 8 roorns. "a not< .......... %. o. |
sl52A Clifton place. } rocms I'd floor ...... 500
1In5A Morgan. 3 rooms. Sd floor ......--s 500
.1ne Pine s....... 49,. -. 800 .-, 100 |
.ls \. second ST.. 80. .-........... 49, \
III :. second ct. 1900 l
WAREHOUSE i
Manchester road and Theresa ave, Pa /
ciHo warehouse. l061iOU: scales ....... .-~.
l
Pine Lawn Station. s-rocm house and ?s
affeS---... 80. 90. .-s jSV i
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!. Epstein,
6io CHESTNUT ST.

1853 Finney, 1r and I44 Faifmount. sr... ~
rec. hall tstablels50i 5o59 Cote Hrflfiante.
SIIs Chestnut. sr, fur sr. stable. So. 3.
mace. colOred. %. 20 S52l Bailey. sr 49,. Is
Bill Bailey. Or ...-.-. D 1919 Peck. Or $780,. Is
1896 W. BeIle. lot, $V46 Finney, Or ,col-
GurnishedD ...-.. 60 oredb .-...... -
24H Laclede. lr.. {. -
FLATS.
2S2oA Olive. a.. 49,. % lf2. y. 9TH. 4r ..... 10
$685. Cabanne. CT. hot ABA Evans, ar. 10 So
water heat -..... 30 1899 ". 9TH. 2r........ =
1as Union. 5r 1900. 20 4s9SA Delnar. .r, -. %
12is Morgan. 3r -.
STORES.
3a2. Olive. steam heat 2s 1872 Franklin p. .... 1s
6Js Chestnut 49,. -. s. 2233 Casa and rms. D.
6l2 Chestnut . . .-.-. ~ 80 Olive. old sstab.
2o23 Olive So. -. 81 tH.lnr's stor. -. -
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FOR RENT,
The CHARLESGREEN
REAL ESTATE Co,
72OT CHESTNUT STREET.

DW ET.LINGs.
and sia6- ;ss
nsnsari; 70 rooms ...:."%""--... SOC
ISL. Lonsfeiipw l-pul. 2-stoiy brick. s rooms
ana haru 4IW
- :. Theresa ave, story stone
trent. 6 rooms. all couve1icncea. 900. $50
&c: Clark ave-. - rooms. all co.v -..-.-..-... 800
ScS :. Ninth st.. 2-Siory brick. 8 TooIE.. 80. 90,
SsIsA Lee ave. groom cottag-...---..... l..0o
FLATS.
eaai II =. Ninth 81. new fats. > and
rooms ......,... lo.r
1910 Lynch st. . rooms l2a
STORES AND 81 SINESS Place.
ing ..-.-..-... 49, .......-.--.-.-. 600
ii 8. Ninth ST. store. lS.t0
OFFICES.
-. Chestnut st. corner Office. ...
Southeast corner Eighth and Chestnut. Of
ices. ID and I'd floors ..-..........-.. ......
House No. lsI7 Longfeilow boui. viii be Opsn
to-day.
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IMPROD CITY PROPERTY FOR ..l,E.

DE SOTO Ave. I-ri-SiN rooms. fni.i,a. bs.~
ment; bricked yard. good location. rels.n -,
srIlins. Other property. cheap II sold al on,s,
EIGHT elegant flats On oregon. rented for .S1a
per annum. price $50. viii traGe for sfnsIl.r
property. l. l.. Barron. D., Fullerton building
FINE corner. partly improved. with six Far,
I'm. lpratiun farm for equity. can 81 Faston'
FoN: Sale o. Excianse-1tIi Maple ave- -
ryuius. hardwood ijors. dU.tl" parl0rs. rec.n,j",
naii. lOt ~ feet front. Gail AMI ,Xsmins.
HORSE and lot. sGxI7p. on CHort-au: sd
p uIuIEg district. profitable. renting property. A,
pig I1-r : jefferson dV".
l. .. IRVINE Is y. eth S-.-FfnanriaI. Ieg,i
sd,i'-. iur--.m-utS. cpTpp-atiuu=. .Tsanfzins
LEFFIN.:V ELL Ave. LOO N-EIer.u-ror
tv D-stsTy brick fDr two families. hath and rIos,
cts ~ -aDh fYJr. two-stosJ frsI.e ,Jdb!e. r,r,
81. i.Iicr s4.zp.
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JOHN s. BLAKE & BRO.

Il n. O
DIV
262s L.avton. 1lr...-..s59 1852 FarIin. Gr......... rs
1904 Locust. l0r.....-.. 40 1884 Fariin. sr......... IL
sIs W. Csbanne. ST. 30 2S5SA K0ssuth. 5r..... IA
5a5 California. ST.. = 322s Cfouteau, 3r...... Z
1917 Elliot. Grimm. %
EJATS
31csA Morgan. .1r.....s9 +n3s Cottage. 3r....... .
i2aSA Finney. BIZ. 20 35i2 y. 10Th. 3r......Ir 5,
S7ss Page. 5r....-.- - is2sA Fairfax. ar. Ii
99Si. Compton. Sr.... Is plSi. y. Compton, 4r. /;
1875 ffnnev, 5r..--.-.-. 10 400 Finney. 4r......... Is
1913 Finney. ir..-...... IA 1000 $. seventh. lr.... 6
STORES
olive and Tenth SITS. 8. Z. cor: 5OpiN1.
basement. elevator: all convenience;
best location in city for nnusic-housa.. 80.
f2b-s2s Manchester. for saloon and room
ing-house: 3 .SI2i. %
Broadway. n. e. cor. Morgan: "a. ID and
4jh floors. together or separate -.
TOWER o Ave. 120s-FIve-room
nous
I2neA Tower Grove ave; , rooms. "a floor. 900
Convenient to cars. schools. etc.
II. II. STOLTMAN. ieli Manchester ave.
Phone B 1854.
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SUITABLE FOR D0croR'S OFFICE.
Northwest corner Olive and Theresa ave-: cor
Skr room. first floor: terms will he very reasona-
BILE: entrance. Goa Theresa ave.
m MIA ri ne. RNER GRAND AVE
Elegant offices. f-eproof building. steam heat.
electric lights. 3snitor service; offices especially
adapted for physicians.
McMENAMY BROS. 34l Easton ave.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY,

:. l.. cor. Horton and Hodiamout Ave -er
stores aud ten fiars. in good order. renting fo-
y =, per year. located opposite the - Louis and
Suburban p1WeF-hUusr. all in good order: We have
been ordered to sell at the low price 81 SIS gs.
terms can he maj. 10 suit. For further par.
call on
CORNET & ZEIEIti. Ill \. a.uenth u.
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6132 Gates AVE.
a snap for some one wishing a e--oom house.
with all modern c0nveniences: stable. Carriage
house; street. walks and sewer all made: high
ground: lot 5bx1s5.
x WENGLER. so Chestnut st.
~FTvE-RoOM cottage. NJ r schools and cars,
worth sl,4": price S.3rt. 10 effect quick sale.
Blanke. Insurance.. As Locust st.
A TwO-STORY-AND-ATTIC brick dwelling:
also rear dwelling on Benton St. between Thir-
tenth and Fourteenth. at a WORLDS Fair bar
gain. ID. J. blanke. AIS Locust ct.
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WALNUT ST

fcfs Sale-S|si Walnut -. tUo-storv stock
nrick front house of eight rooms. with han hatb
and W. C; good cellar, lot 3ix13o feet to allev:
streets all made. For key and price see
KELLY q 10. l112 Chestnut 81.
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IMPRO'D CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
HOTSE-Choice s-room brick: modern conven-
fences; a sacrifice. X is. Republic.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

y. T. Cor. Grand ard Cass AYES. One EIoc.
North Of Easion Ave.-Eight two-sto-. sfrne-
fron' houses. arranged into Is flats. renting a.
s2-lSi per year; can ne had at s9l.G1. this - ,
very prominent corner and is rapidly improving
in value. Se-
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RENTING ron SA08-PRICE S3,475.

Corner Lot ..SN!Io.
l-H -nd l4t, I.s'I.tis Ave. tDTGsr Wells Ave
\ double brick ~ four thIs.-Tuum :Iats. this !. :,
s'-at BARGAIN must B.. spLi
APPLE Il HFMAiEINANN Il. F.. Co
SFs sF.-fr,. =.
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FOR SALE.

"s6
West Belle and Newstead. $. e. COR: lax
Westminster and Lake. n. e. cor. s5.S...... so
Wee, Gabanne. s. e.. 6" feet front: near
PARK ave. SIS. bet. California and Ne
Angelica. between iiaIi and Wharf. 2ssxiso. ii. 81
Minsrv ana an s,i t:aers'ia; n e. cor; sslsxiz'-... Iss
MARYLAND ave: n. s.. between Boyle and
ch.rokee and Missouri. n. e. cor: ssxiss..... ia,
Kings highway. east of Euclid: 1.6xlse... -.
TSen;y-hrst. ". e.. bet Ferry and Bisseil:
Hank-n ave. e. $. is s. of Laciede: ax
shaw ave. $. =. bet. Grand and spring: %
Manchester ave. n. s.. ito ". Of Leonard:
LEONARD aye.i 5axiie. $. Of Laclede..". 100
Lsclei- ave. S. s.. g. east OF Leonard: 25x
Compton ave. W. s.. so $. Of Laclcde:
Grand ave. :. Of Rutser: 1ei1sS ..:....:- ..cs
ia Esrt I1ogis ave- c 2Se Vi Tis% 81 Tsyi?a; ls'xlS'-. Sss
Michigan ave. =. w. cor. Potomac; 27s.'ia
Minnesota. -. bet. Potomac and Miami:
Maple ave. $. s. east OF Goodfellow: 50 "-
BelIexew. e. $. bet. Linton and Talccu:
Botanical. n. :. bet. Lawrence and Thur:
Pare. n. s.. bet. Hamilton and Hodiamcnt:
.oSs2s 49," .-....--.-: 80. 1.5oc
fred lHNlls. ...-..... ........-.....-. 1.eN
jefferson. south Of Lynch; 25.1xi24-......-. I,ae
M;nnsss,a; n; E; cor. Po'Gnas - feet front: 500
Minnesota- n. W. cor; Catalan; 32xI3siz.. 35
f'lSh.ss"; a avn " sSt. fStsiaa; and sTiS Miami: 1s
Michigan. between Potomac and Cherokee:
S-sxiza- ..----. -.--- ..--.--...... 800
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST CO.,
REAL STATE DEPARTMENT..
NJ. -~I Ia-- II
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Northwest Corner Seventh and Walnut Sis

Corner, - feet on seventh t- - feet On Wal
nUt st. also Il lJ ADJOINING. facing - feet a,
walnut by L. f"-t To- alley. making an I.shareI
lot in this rapidly improving EslguLarhgyH- ft.
l. owned ~ nonresident, who wants IN cios.
oIt his holdings IN - i>.1is. For particulars So.
COENE.T & ZEIBIG. III y. Seventh 81
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LARGE


$500 Cash and SIS Mentn.y.
ZIP Alice ave. east Of F1orissant ave. . blacks
south Of OFsllcn Park: a 2-story brick resi-
d.nce containing s rooms. bathroom. cellar and
less If more cash is paid: this is a big bargain;
go cut to see II to-day.
CHAs. +. vOGEL. s24 Chestnu, st.
$50 cASn-Sl0 4 m0kIn,
:Tl1 CoZens ave-. near Grand ave I-s.,rv
fran e cottage. with 3 rooms: lot a5xIgs feet. nr,cs
only S.cs: can be bought on easv terms
CHAS. F. VOGEL.. ga Chestnut st.
At A SACRIFICE.
s3h Victor St.-An elegant two-story and man.
sard stone-front dwelling. containing 10 rooms;
elegant bathroom. cemented laundry: all modern
improvements; lot 81. For terms. particu-
lars. ARTHJ-R Il PRINT
:. = Ger. Ninth and Russell ave.
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nLASGoN Ave. 2~sls-2ps2. Near MONTGOMERY
Two tuo-story six-room bricks and rne'I,,,
!,ane: 10, sexlso: rent $3.50 per year: can be ma
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iseo 20 sz,Z 'astiemsn ave. . buildings. contain
TE TOUT hats each Of 4 ard > ROOMS each lot ,nx-
~ edch. rent <Sie a year each: Hili net Il -
II vcu have good vacant ground We viii COR
s.der same as part nay for either of ahoye ~
critics. j. II. LEVI & co. sl4 tyhestnu, !,
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IMPRo.D CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOUR modern fats In the West End for ssiH.
renting for Sos. price. $500 IL sold this week
> i2l. Republic.
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Beautiful Fiy. Rauns and Rpcaotion Nal

VNhS WUETU H--.'bV.
NJ -fiN ptsll Nvr-tsesutiful brick f.pr
ruunss and pu" nni-hesi basement. reception ts!i
gisni;riI Waia. etc.
NIPI.i. < IIEMMELMANN Il. +. co.
rs Chestnut Il.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-28
Free of Charge.

Any adult suffering from q cold set
tied on the breast, bronchitis, throat or
lung troubles of any nature, who will
call at any drug store, will be present.
ed with q sample bottle of Boschee's
German Syrup. free of charge. Only
one bottle given to one person, and
none to children without order from
parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such sale as Boschee's German Syrup
in ell parts of the civilized world.
Twenty years ago millions of bottles
were given away, and your druggists
will tell you it's success was marvellous.
II Is really the only Throat and Lung
remedy generally endorsed by physi.
clans. One Is cent bottle will cure or
prove its value. Sold by dealers in all
civilized countries.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-28
Personal NOTES

Mrs. Chas. DeGroff is up from Ell
Paso for few days.-Tucson Star.
Train Dispatcher A R. Oster re-
turned yesterday from Ell Paso.
con Star.
Mrs. w. 81. Ward and daughter
her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w.
Observation-Disclosures Sentinel. ~
John A. Walker, dispatcher on the
Southern Pacific at Ell Paso, arrived in
the ctty yesterday TO join his wife, who
has been visiting her parents, Conduc-
tor and Mrs. Smith on Nolan street,
for several weeks. They will return to
Ell Paso tomorrow morninR.-San An.
tonic Light.
The Rev. and Mrs. Huggett return
ed from Ell Pss0 companied by their
daughter, Miss Lillian. Mr.. and Mrs.
Huggett made the trip down to Ell Psso
to attend the commencement exercises
OF the high school, Miss Lillian being
one of the graduates of the school this
pring.-LordsburgL Liberal.
John Harry Weed. secretary of the
Cobre Grande, has unfortunately gotten
into trouble. Sheriff White ON
Wednesday arrested him on an official
telegram from Ell Paso, on the charge
that he had been indicted at Ell Paso
OF perjury. Wood gave bonds at No.
gales in the sum of o., 900 to appear
aud was released. It is to be regretted
that the Cobre Grande has taken q turn
which results in criminal proceedings.
Tucson Star.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-28
Political News !
} Told In Brief !
Written for the HERALD.
Delivers AccIamation Record.
Written for the HERALD.

OOllltSI , hCSIoWolIOn HcSOIu "
For tn seventh time Mr.. Doll:ver
has been nominated for congress by
the tenth Iowa district republicans
Six OF these nominations were by &C.
clamstion-a record seldom equaled.-
Kansas City Journal.
Kansas Democracy.
Kansas democrats In convention as
sembled went wild with enthusiasm
over Bryan prayer with which the
convention opened and then proceeded
to denounce. Mckinley, sound money,
prosperity and the voters and soldiers
of our land were all conscientiously de-
nounced and sixteen to one was glori-
fed.
Silver Issue Not Dead
Indiana democrats declare that free
silver Is not a dead issue, hat 1t is the
duty of every true democrat to fight
Bryan. However everything else that
Ia not right they attribute to McKin-
ley and I'D wise true democrats to fight
him tooth aud nail and unless Kansas
City makes important concessions TO
them they will get out their candles
and hunt for an honest man to vote for
for'pre ,ident.
A Yellow Possibility
1t is whis pered in democracy that
the elevation of young Hearst, the
owner of the New York yellow Jour
nal, TO be president OF the association
Of democratic clubs was only prelimin
airy TO putting him up for Bryan's run
ming mate. The jump from hero
ism to yellow jour- alism is long but
Jones the prophet of democracy can do
it. Last " eek IL was Schley-this week
1t is the New York Journal.
Arizona Democrats.
The Arizona democrats recognize
In Bryan the greatest commOner since
Liucoln". f people ever do turn over In
their graves, surely Abraham Lin coin
does to hear democrats so swift to aver
their resemblance to him. The Arizon-
ians who we're delegated to attend the
Kansas City convention are: DR.. Fl.
A. Hughes, Maricopa; 7. G.. Norris,
YavapAi: j. M. Murphy, Muhave; Geo.
A. Olney, Graham: B A. Packard,
Cochise, and Geo. w. p. Hunt, Gils.
Texans At Kansas City.
Not much interest Is being taken
at large to the rational democratic
conven tion. No one seems to care
much about who is sent TO Kansas City
in that capacity just go good party
men, noted more for service in The
ranks than for office holding, are chosen.
Four years ago there was heated
struggle among the "big guns for
the honor, which resulted In the un-
orecedented doubling of the number
of delegates at large named. No
scheme of that kind will succeed this
time unless there Is considerable of q
change in the views generally enter
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-28

BilOusness is condition characterize.
ed by disturbance of the digestive or
gaus. The stomach Is debilitated, the
liver torpid, the bowels consti pated.
There is loashing of food, pains tn the
bowels, dizziness, coated tongue and
vomiting, first of the undigested or
partly digested food and then of bile
Cham herlsin's Stomach and Liver
Tablets allay tho disturbances of the
stomach and create a healthy appetite.
They also.tone up the liver to a healthy
action and regulate the bowels. Try
them and you are certain to be much
pleased with the result. For sale by all
druggists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-28

Everything In drugs at Campbell 3
Grsyson's.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-28
STILL THEY COME
Russian Emigrdnts Now Regularly
Entering This Port Via Tam

Yesterday morning a party of
eighty-five emigrants went out on the
T. 81 T. for Rusktn, an. where
large colony of their cDuntrymen are
located. This party came via Tam
pico. The Texas Pacific people learn
ed of their coming and F. Q. Costello
went down to Tampioo to get them for
his line.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-28
THE Hadley"

NJ Oregon and Franklin SITS. contains
nothing but outside rooms, elegantly
furnished, single or en- suite, With
privilege Of bath and all conveniences.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-28

tanned in the matter. So far the fol
lowing are the only names mentioned
in this connection: T. II. Ball, of
Huntsville: James B Wells, of Browns
vile: George @. Pentleton, of Bolton
and J. w. Blake, of Shermsn.-Hous-
Post
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-28

For tn ; seventh time Mr.. Doll:ver
has been nominated for congress by
the tenth Iowa district republicans
Six of these nominations were by &C.
clam stion-a record seldom equaled.-
Kansas City Journal.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-28
IS intaFe Route Excursion"

Confederate Veterans REUNION, LOU
isvile, May 30-June Bird, rate for
round trip S39.1O, dates of sale May
26-27. fnsl limit June TO- with privi-
lege Of extension until June 25th, on
extra payment SOC and deposit of
ticket.
Baptist Young Peoples Union, Gin
cinDati, July II, privilege extension
until Aug 10. $3.50,
Annual Session, order Mvstic Shrine,
Wa hington, d, G. May 22-24. Rate
So1 .65, dates of sale May 1919, eoo6
to leave Washington to and including
Nav 2Sth.
For further Information call Sants
Fe Ticket office, Mills Building.
Everything In drugs at Campbell B
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-28

in this connection: T. b. Ball, OF
Huntsville: James B Wells. of Browns
Vile: George Q. Pentleton, of Bolton
and j. w. Blake, of Sherm
ton Post.
The Democratic Snickersnee
The real reason Missouri's coterie of
broad minded statesmen opposed the
canal bill wa because the bill WAS re-
publican measure and because the
launching of this great project under
a repu hlican administration was re-
garded as bad politics. Your Missouri
democratic congressman shapes his of
fetal course by what he believes to be
bad for the republican party, not by
country or his state.-Kansas City Jour-
nal.
Louisidnd's Senators Confess.
The houses of the state legislature
of Louisiana elected Murphy j. Foster
to succeed Senator Caffrey in the Unit
ed States senate and Senator Samuel
Douglas McEnery was reelected. Fos-
ter admitted that he was no Is to l
man and McEnery confessed that he
was not q dead certain demo rat on the
tariff issue but that "the tariff was not
made by and could not be made test
of democracy" MoEnery declared
himself in favor of the popular election
OF senators.
Prohibition In South Carolina
The hibitionists of the state have
nominated James A. doyt of Green
Vile for governor and Colonel James
L. Tribble for lieutenant governor.
No other nominations were made but
the support of the party will be thrown
with candidates who come out On their
platform. The party is determined to
continue its fight ag inst the liquor traf-
6c in the state. They won the elections
in 1892 and passed dispensary laws
which we're a compromise between the
saloons and total prohibition.
Huntington On Bryan.
President Coils P. Huntington is
quoted as having said: 'Really l
know very little. You know l am out
of politics. Mckinley will be re-
nominated and elected. You can't tell
very much about Bryan's strength yet.
II he makes the running on bis expan-
sion and silver views, he will be among
the scattering. The people in the east
are all for expansion, except few
like old Uncle Hoar. who have been
sitting down and waiting for twenty
old years and think the world has
waited, too. There isn't any question
about the sentiment or the result"