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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02

The cloak on which Wolfe breathed
his last, at the capture Of Quebec, is
one of the curiosities in the British
Museum.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02
WORLDS RICH MEN.
MiLLlONAIRES FOUND IN AL.
MOST EVERY LAND.

Germany and Austria Prominent in
the Golden Book-Great Fortunes of
Russia China, Africa, India, America
and Spanish South America.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02

Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup the best remedy to use for theiy
children during the teething period.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02

He dn an argument-Well, thank
goodness, I'm Lot twO-faced. She
You ought to be thankful. One face
like yours Is enOugh.-Ex.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02

1t is not generally known that Rud-
yard Kiplinng's tull name is Joseph
Rudyard Kipling.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02

Some naturalists believe that hares
never drink, but get enough liquid for
their needs in the dew on the grass they
eat.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02

Two bottles of Pisos cure for consump-
ton cured me of a bad lung trouble.-Mrs.
J. Nichols Princeton. Ind, Mar. 20, 1895.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02

Only Safe Medicine Tor Children.
The tender little insides of children are
carets are pleasant, harmless, effective. Drug
gists 10c, 25c, soc.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02

A novelty is the cold storage Of hops.
This is done in several places in Eng
land.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02

Henry James, the novelist, does most
Of his writing at night.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02

The quickest wink on record is about
one sixth of a second.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02

Half a century ago nails were slowly
wrought one at a time with hammer
and anvil.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02

An unconfrmed rumor never lives
more than forty-eight hours
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02

The inhabitants of Winton, England,
believe that with the close of the cen
fury the world will come to an end.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02

Fishing is the favorite pastime Of q
Rock Rapids (Is.) dog. 1t swims out
into the water and catches the fish in
its mouth.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02

Sold by Druggists, 75c
Halls Family Pills are Is best.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-03-02
PORTLAND DIRECTORY
Machinery and Supplies.

PORTLAND WIRE & IRON WORKS: WI
and iron fencing; Office railing, etc. Ss4 Aid
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
STORE AND OFFICE FIxTuHEs.

COMPLETE bakery outfit: fixtures and fruit
stas:t: good IS new. cheap. So r.E-t-n ..yc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
III RIAL PERMITS.

Tl-.tgre Ero-ie. Is. 1911 Utah. u.as,ni..
t-tae.i-s - ag, "A. li- It-.u. iT.lasil.
Wa DGGsaH. -. -! llG.iaupEy; sastGoe.l-
Luke Hr.Ier. . ~ lsl!uer. ura.r..a.
Daniel AcGHais. 8. cay l.gstilll. heat ex-
hattie Dressed. !. al ". stein; eutesi.is.
MARY haiaa-1ishi. . months. $40 Dover. CASTRO
e i.Tlt-s.
susan L. Davey. 8 months. S.5 Dover, CASTRO
sEtsrIts.
Andrew Eoppiano. :, 90 y. Claiming: typhoid
Eeao Z, Magruler. g. 5.45 Vernon; heart dis
Ease
EIil Lewis. q. III Morgan: consumption.
Harry DurT. -. bta,rnEsss' Home, fracture
ygItru-a'.
Cresenzia Schneider. &C.. Ios Ferry; heart dis
Joseph Roth 81. sC-5 Carr: old age
Stella s-haGter . lys : SI"i~r. t.'p'itaria-
tI;.aa +. ri z'1GEu. 9. +iiT Hunt u...s',a.
Charles T. Jones. o.. Baptist Hospital. con-
re-t'pu II lungs.
L..a KciIs. - city Hospital. cancer.
Dc - St--isl 9. -! Penn. FGf.-s.i.E e brain
Truth ~g.w-jaifr. 90. 5ll SH.uai84fh. old ar-
iina EmmaHeses-. II months. ;sai Lomp;
AdclpA FrIedlels. 70. city Hospital; typhoid
Jacob schuring. C. al s. Tenth: assumption.
Robert $. To-. :, ST Mafanur. debility.
Mari" &tG' au.F. %. aga Oregon. meningitis.
Nathan II. irtV7. =. ,f-i Franklin, la9g.-s.
Gents7eve I. F!tzsilb.n, g. 2l2g walnut. con
T5r.r conrad, 50. St. Mary's Iunrmary: hear:
di.oa~e.
.G.oIre Miller. .. 1914 New Ashland place: gun
Mary Mcdonald. /. 1872 y Eighth: en,s-a-
C.!ltts.
lup u. rIorl.ors. %. iIg-iey road AMI Midland
Railroad cr's-.u,, violence. cause unknown.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
StiI! Hold out.

Chicago. H.. July IA meeting % the st.
Paul Committee was called for to-day to
eject organic alton and cEisayur 10 huister
uD railway Ta;es east os tae Missouri River.
The Northern pacilc and yhe Great North
era roads failed {. send =. Pi.sy-:tLIve-. ard
- II result nothing Ms e.. comp .--Gta- IL
- admitted Ly ta= eH~r.ti.. uu4,.ais JLat
none Vi The gS.,rmeilts REGARDING Eases and
their maintenance can Ee put MO eject
uLi"S5 an organization OF Jnc II. fudi Com
Ell(t'c can Hy effected.
While tae So--tll.I m TAI eject of the
agreement has H.. % good ami s..l.-s are IN
~. main benz, a.l-tsi-a. 't.Gy thing ut q
!. riilaa"nt Haturc depends upon The -. Paul
Committee.
in order that som" resJi; rni.ht SCOT he
Reached u CuIuml.,L, NI- fHL.IJ,I t.-tstv
70 Nait UPON "a. officials -. I4e Treat
N"rthrrn al. s.. Pal and Jl.u,s tu.os
ami see n s. mo asI--nant can i- I,le.4nI.
Il Is Iu'lmUtri rut- the stumbling ut1.., n
the way ~ a settlement Is Ills 81. I'-I. aid
bGl;!tH line.
Tn lake transportation l..s a.l rot
come into tile a-r.rGcut W.;-IGt ju. -
i.'1i .A- Bu4-ti.. a..t - ca. seems at tG"
Pre- az tiur 60 Dee III a position - ..-..4l.
lltliuT..urigtlv for that T..E.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13

p. y. iali, general passenger agent O.
! Tie Hot Springs i!1illys,d, ".ts acre yclier-
day.
City Passenger AGENT HufTard u the
N,,i,.siia n Er~zii. Id. "1s - A-a- IlI..r-
trrs yesterday.
Sam Hughes. chief cl--k in the pazsen-
ger department 81 III" Frisco. has some 10
Texas for q three weeks TIP.
So mu-l Hice Aas been appointed city
passenger NJ Of the Big Four at IL
/ G.-.apo!!5 e. succeed T.. Maci,ualt. vino
.e-i-l.,d to embark IL basi=,s= in chicago.
Effective August !, b. Jaiaes Buu IA
.prcinied chief yEs..eer 4 the Atch.-ou,
quarters at Chicago. lie vii have charge
OF AL new construct! u IN ait tGg.aee-.u-;
matters and VIII report tr tn p.,s.dsHt.
Steel coal cars are bang riYu-ly in
nom ~ a-.4 Product e. the Goa! when
soaked with rain Preventive and p-.Iee-
ufdcturers ami railroad companies u-iu;
these rafs-
Il. T. Wircheu. vice president ard traf-
lie manager Of the Colorado southern. was
thar MI " iucnrl.s Jurisdiction WIFI 5000,
ts extended over the territory OF the col
UradG Midland.
The Northwestern Line has issued =
booklet on Hay Fever and How 20 &c
Away .T.m IL IL is u.-5c.iI,tiv. OF points
.iong 'hc line Ike Marquette. GoseJic ami
Ashland. where sufferers from this l.-,.s. 81
are greatly relieved daring yho period Of
its ircyaI,ncy.
southwestern lines have granted = ono
tna-pfe-tnl'd rate for tnc H-etlEg Of tho
lldritl:eLt Daughters OF Good SanIrl-
tdus and iaUsa t-Ts ~ SGui-il 2. Gcar-
l"t", =. =. August -N-Sl. a.4 also frr ;-e
independent Evangelical Conference al
Midway, by. August I'll.
:. II. kueelauG, former president and a
stakeholder If In" Clover Leaf. announces
That a. VIII undertake 10 nav. the courts
SCI ASIDE the recent foreclosure sale ca th.,
ground that the property would have
brought L higher price IL the bilecrs had
Known that considerable part Of the ur,ar-
at.uS expenses reported Is Receiver Hunt
ItaiiE went into permanent Ittrermeuts
Assistant General Freight AGENT Tnak-
rTu. Assistant General Passenger Agent
Euwes ana City Passenger and Ticket
Agent Hunt OF the Chicago and Alton h..V.
issued Invitations :. tine l.sGiR. railway
officials and patrons 4 the company to in
SpeCJ the rev freight and ekct Offices in
the Carleton building, sixth and bfyt
streets. Tomorrow from II ~ a. H. 10 )
T.. IA.
To the New Northwest" IS the name
Of 4 special folder jlSt issued hy the pas
sci;Ser department Of the burlington. Il -
descriptive Il the new T'@ipu i'm Western
Nebraska and Eastern Wyoming. reached
ly tho H"W Bridge port ana Guernsey t-X-
tension. IL J. also briefly DESCRIPTIVE Il
the Black Hills and Big Horn regions. the
grazing, agricultural. fruit, timber and
mining regions OF Montana. Idaho .:li
Wa hiUEtun. and Includes = IiiIp Of tl..
burlington Rcul. and Western Conr--tirg
lines, showing also the new extension 10
Guernsey.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
i,uCii ISLAND siR,f.1oHs,
Have HeSun Work ON II Proposed EN-
tension Into New Mexico.

I.EIJEl.iC sIth LAl-
Il laso. Tex. July IA special from
Liberal. Has. to the IL Paso Daily News
today says:
Yesterday the Chicago. Rock Island AMI
Prcillc corps Of Surveyors started overland
west 90 begin the preliminary survey on
tine proposed extension Of the Rock island
y, with a ccIG-gtiu.. lD White oaks or
tJTlZuZu, near White oaks. where tine III
laso and Northeastern Railroad is now
i've wagons
Ensi-,,r Worral says that he had orders
to begin Tvrk lu1 mixes west Of Liberal Al
In" end Of the other survey aEI rua IA line
To Clayton. \. VI! The dispatch was shown
20 officials Of tine White oaks route here
and they confirmed the report Suprriu-
t-u-eat Gf-i-a ui the White oaks slld the
Rock Island was headed for this place and
InL.Lt he y l.nl WIN his ROAD.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
OIL FOR COAL AS
LOCOMOTIVE FUEL,
Santa Fc 10 Make the Substitution
On All Its California
Trains.
FIRES CAUSED BY CINDERS.
Some Results Obtained Recently
From a Series OF Interesting
Experiments General Rail
road Notes.


The announcement has JUs' been mad" that
after October l, oil will be substituted flr
coal AS f,raI an al ,...In., Of tL. Stnte re
..,-a+s., .,,......r =. ,,,al, On ,b. t.,,i.-,.
-.
4 '''' en- '' '''1 ''D'.''i'i'''-ily >
'''r advantages 10 De b'.i"'H are iup many
60 re,.; enumeration or cu.nm"ut. In this
connection the EsiIruc; GaZct:e uuhIished
Al article so, fires caused Gv lut ,ir5.r.
In. r......,..... lit. I'LL, -.
- - " 0'''' =
''i4-ii!'.il IL Iafur ~ OH
N"t oalE Is the c.nter source OF expense
10 railways through tae loss Of :uei Il o.
C-siaua Tut Il continues TO rgcuar.. tl.lr
yyarf.r. ,,..,, air. I...,.r-,,- tb., ....-t A..
.. -. .-. ~
~ 1''' il-i-i'''i7e i'l'st ''''' '~'-;'.--;" mo
CsCH-TS. Sometimes WlriIs u.t c-t.re towns
and C-srroyiu.y millions 81 dollars worth Of
ar ,i 49, -, -
$500 ~ 1'' 49,
''-'-i,.-
"l!"-'HS oilie' as 10 Inc exact limits
"'''i-i1 winch tLrit Is danger OF hr- fIuIn a
"a. --i-- Locomotive. Those L,sL qua !...-I 20
r!l-s sly that I,r..a Too :lyt tr,.r.. frs
track Ia. dam. is -Iiart. J:ut. IN th. tt,-
r.r. f.. ..g. : 49,. ir.-r...,..'...f.- -
Ty y.r5... T., -. ...5- ., 60" 80.
- "'---' - ~ s.'-s-'t ~ 7-.-" t''tl h-r5
''"'S 't 81 !''-N q '!'Io ri"s''I.t rom Tie
tf..tE-
\ 81 gGsS Of Interesting tests were made in
this connection ana Inc Results ;a,lH..i.t
for general .llI,,r-,i..tiou The ,.v4.ri,,.,..,t
..I,.'-. H.. -''l,..r.--.- -, . go a.
a.. .. ~ a
80 ''p % =. G.'i+c %. t4c LAKE l-Ilc and
H'r-'i!. al a 4'--'.t ABOUT Two miles west
81 II- I--fs.Hr,,r Station.
t:.r method OF procedure was a. follows.
\ number Of metal bans about tUu tsat
sas..tr.. mere ,,f.,e,.; 10, q, linz. .,, -if,- -
t. -. tI.. r, NJ fiI,,,.u - -, -.
- &c "a Al IN itrI t.'ii ths
: vi
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
The WEATHER..


WASHINGTON. July l2-Forocasi f-r Friday and
SATURDAY
!...ldEd-Fair Friday AID Saturday: warmer
II!I.l.. i.ht TO fresh westerly winds
Illinois and LOW I--l'a!r ana v.I...r TyflHv.
parity Clnuay Satu. i.iy. Irc-E, s+4.Eygly winds.
ATAaH-..~-'i"i.' fsi.s lair Frliay and SATURDAY /.
variable WINS
tillaHoril AID Tr;i,n Torr.to-y--Geucg1uy f1lr
Friday and S4t---l.. cooler saturday. Ir-- "a,
s..gasTiy wIE--. sEi!uvE 10 uorthNc=tsTIy winds
N..s=sG ri--ts,t-Is.!s t.. Friday aaI SATURDAY.
south ..Js..Tly winds
kan.... and sisI--ShCWcTs aad co.'r~ IN
western T1It.-n Friday. fair IN eastern: morally
i4lr Saturday sY4-Ay.iy winds.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
Change of Il. Z o. s-w. emc.-.

a circular has been issued by General
Fright Agent Mclaughlin OF tho T. & %
S-N- giving details OF the arraugclueut
WHe:cly future matters in the freight claim
&c par tmrIt Vii. b. taken Jp tn Baltimore
practically removing that depagtm. nj from
ClGCilHau- all claims prior to July 10 Will
he adjusted here. however, by the, local
officials.
:. y. Lewis, general freight agent of the
=. * q. at Eaiiim re. IS designated In Air
Mc!s-uShiins circular as the official 10
future. Auditor Thomas is one of The ma
ties who viii leave. aat IL is expecicd he
WIZ assume. Immediately. the duties OF
assistant comptroller of the L. a. o.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
f!Ep! CORPORATIONS.
rELfNDiS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
sIrIuEg,id H.. Jaiy 12.-Art,cIeS o. iHco F90r-
alton were Eiiei today with Secretary of S,4ts
lie lacsscny,ll- Fair Association. Jackson
VILE. CAPITAL. S.,+t. holding fairs and '1Hl5i-
tf.rs l.yorpurst.lrS- LClrgf~ Il. OrcAr. Charles
= Taurrt.E All l.. T Alslh- ~.
TE. Saagas Peak Mining tgiui any. Chicago.
c. lirai. Sir,Cl9. mining Inc -r"tatnrS-'- W
y s-sws. Frei.ricA Schroeder and Claries L.
Tie Ng.iau & Wolr Manufacturing Company.
Chicago. capital. Sllj.rti- ElInGftc. UrinG build
sr- materials. IacJrp1.IlOTs otto II. WcE.
Arthur Naiiau ard E.nlil ~. Eoin.
wI. Calumet I--UliTy Complain. chicago; capt
tel! S!'..t-, IugdoyinE. In"1rr"-atr.s-- rchihali
l. Hysun S1lsn p. Wilson aud Frcacfi-k q.
N,cltHT.
The central uanyir- Club. Chicago; social. IN
corraT8tJre-J.hr KIolin. Ict"r g. Iiaysgn ard
John krs-r. j.
Tie u. -ts-u Irurlry Caurans. Iosated at chi
ca-a certified g. gu increase IN capital stock
from 5000 60 s-0."1l.
MI, pane - she If,rte * Ross Grocery Com
r.-y. heated at Chicago Is changed 20 II. II.
'TTs nam, Of the D1-Is"u-IIais-r company. 10
cfr.I a. chicago. Is changed to Charles T.
ri.. ri.ue Of ,he STANDARD starch Contrary. To-
c..:.f 70 Bradley, IS changed % the Archer
Starch .-nJdny.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
Occidental nrd oriental :. : ca

San Francisco. Cal July I2-Tha Occi-
dental and Oriental Steamship COMPANY
he'd its annual meeting today George
C:urKer was dropped from the office Of
president and director. New directors Were
cieCt.d as follows: Horace G. Burt. II u
Huntington. !. &. Stubbs. X. p SchW,riu
ami II. ". Hitchcock.
The directors oT.aniZed by selecting The
following officers: President. II. p Schwer-
in. vice president, Horace 6. Burt. score
tary and general manager. J. Zutbs. AIR
SclwoTin is vice president and general man
a-gr OF the Pacific Mail aru Mr.. Bur. is
president Of the Union Pacific Railroad
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
Louisiana and Arkansas.

MI .al-l- S-'L--l-l!A
ToNaTEana. ARK. July 1.-THE Louisiana
and Arkansas Railroad Company has conn
pl",ci ten miles 81 tr8 * laying beyond
jamestown. L.. and has Let Eftt n.liys Of
EJasIu- tbs week. JEe company CyutrIl-
plates building tap from the Red River
valley 1t 81. Maurice to their line a dis
lance ci seven miles. This Will eVeutuate
81 The Louisiana and Arkansas obtaining an
outlet 10 NcW orleans from It's southern
terminus Is the valley road - rapidly build
lH- las course 20 that point now. IN. pro-
Ut U.u prov" Of vast benefit to the asIi-
Cr4.uIi! districts ri inner Louisiana Wllct,
rely solely uuun the above named systems
FOR Intercourse with ihe markets OF the
country.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13

The many friends Of General Agent Al
IL hear OF the deep affllctfor cas- ri,Cp
him and his wife by the death OF their
daughter Eene r.. ". Andrews, nj thrir.
n M" No. o'it Vernon avenue, at .. IN
NtGHcs'!"y. Sh. was an Only child inst
biossyTuiuE into wo'HaEhuo4. the sunshine
and happiness Of hgr parents hearts ana
home For three months pas; she had been
sufferer from an affection of the heart
which failed TO improve under the hest
medical treatment ana which finally caused
her, death. i.r. and Mrs. Andrews left last
night with the body Tor Toledo, o. Wbgr.
the burial VIII take place.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13


n
- n of
D
On file Il in
faithful
q IS
rs q u trereu pou Will
iilev5ar invited ; he present at the Q
Cmn SSH of Supplies
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13

RFVt'NiiF Sft-'lA-s-
fsa---.1 .ltv. No. July IA certificate Of
,r.-.sr.r....-.u was ISSUED u, Secretary n state
Ia-r.a- to-day To- TIRE th.lic,.h- Mineral fl.l-
L.. o.. tfsI- ~ tiIc-.hp. capita. stock. ~ -
il -. rated ly Archibald M-Noy. Reuben ti.lw
In Il e.. Wee ard .fuaF--
r. . C~alrltru '!1y Company Of Creighton diei
q statement u Increase % capital stock from
s. "a 20 $500
Ta@ f..s.1 Mining Company q Delaware filed
rytsruc. nf Incorporation capital St'-t. s2fpais
,.aa.t.. DE- employed ia the state - Missouri.
So -. vith .ciice and headquarters at TIE city
of J..liu, Ja.q.r County.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
WaterWorks Reconstruction.
Office Of the President of the


ST. Louis. July u. 1900
Sealed proposals for the public work
hereinafter mentioned will be received at
the Office ~ the Board Of Public Improve
meEts. Room No. 90. New City Han. until
Y m. Of the
9TH DAY OF JULY. 1900,
at which, hour they viii be- publicly opened
and read. viz:
Letting No eSS3. For reconstructing High
Service Engine Foundations Nos. I and
in accordance with plans and specifications.
The following are the approximate guam
titles Of the work to b. done. viz:
80 cubic yards Cf earth excavation.
60 cubic yards of concrete.
1GS5 cubic yards OF concrete and masonry
removing
De1osit required 5000
Proposals must be made on blank forms
furnished by the Board of Public I'm
provenents.
The right to reject any and all proposals
Is expressly reserved.
Plans may be seen and Specifications
aud forms of contract may be obtained
upon application al the Office of the Water
Commissioner Room ji2 New City Hall
BY order of the Board.
ROBT. E. McMATH.
President.
EMORY s. FOSTER,
Secretary
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
LAW DEPARTMENT.
City Of ST. Louis.
Law Department,
- - a.r

City Of ST. Louis
Law Department,
July 10 800.
To Whom II May Concern. Take Notice:
The Commissioners, in the matter Of OPEN
frg Sullivan avenue Under Ordinance No.
1liis. viii meet at room 2Si, City Hall, on
July 10. 1861 at $50 d m, for the purpose
Of assessing benefits occasioned by said
opening. and ali pa:ties Interested are in
vIted TO BE- present; when and where they
have the right Ia be heard. and may EXCEPT
to the Commissioners report before the Ci.-
cult Court when IT - flied.
The taxing district Tor said opening IN
cluccs the property In the district bounded
east 10y J' f:ersoa avenue. west by Clay
avenue. north By Hebsrt street ard AshIa nd
avenue. south BY 81. Louis avenue and
Greer avenue.
Il. SCHNCRAIACHER
City Counselor
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
BUILDING PERMITS.

A, c. Kennel. erect S-sto-y brick store and
rsfr X n Fourteenth; SS.!e
Iinfefiore Montague. alter ard all to store
.ri fat .S54 Cherokee; $50.
u. G. button. erect l-story brick tobacco ware
Jsr,ss AInfur. erect f-st2ry brick tobacco ware
house go s. Seventh; $500.
kinney. erect 7-story brick rare-
bo,,sr sla-gi Lucas avenue; s54.0o0.
Mar Nicholson, erect two brick dwelilngs 1000
geo; Washington. sse9.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13

= WASHINGTON LODGE. No. lac, X. OF
GkaP, meets every Friday evening. west hall
~3@fa nasoni, Temple. seventh and GarKet
streets fourth floor. work ia rank II
Esquire Friday. July K, zsT5. Members are re-
quested tc be present. Visiting brothers always
welcome
GRANT LICE. g. G.
}. p Dunmic,. x. OF X Z 5. 80. Clark ave.
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Picking Up Empty Gers.

ffi.f f-i-tf - iA-lAAs.
Nashville. ILL.,. July PA special train on
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
passed through this city this evening pick
in; up empty cars Thir;y-eight cars were
taken up here and more at other places
along the line. Dull trade IS attributed as
t'Ie cause Of 50 many empty cars being on
side tracks along this division. II Is re-
ported that along the Southern Division tha
empty cars are becoming very numerous.
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TWENTY-FIVE RETURN.
Democrats Who Supported Mckinley
VIII Vote for BFyan.

REPTEIIC SPECIAL
Corpus Christi, Tex. july 12.-The Repub-
lie correspondent to-day interviewed twenty
three good Democrats vino voted for Me
kinney. with two exceptions. all announced
their intention uf voting this year for
Bryan. as they regard imperialism as the
issue.
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Katy, EDi.r=eacY Hate.

IN order To re..,v" tine grain ti.eklEe ri
,i"iNe-i.-.. tnc Missouri. k.ii.-i- and Texas
i;s.L"ny RS IJt la force aA emergency rate
OF - cents vu IT..i. between Texas points
.ti.o 81 .ul..s. he tJUn rate is 80 and -,
cents. Ir- Chicago ijucs a-ra.rca mat
l'i'y VIII iadh. the -ILI- rate Tee u -issIpyi
t'tN'r point. the idea being that iney can
~t.TICt some Ut the business 10 Chicago.
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nrAL EsvArE TRANsrEHs.

s - rs 900
Garrison. Reaari C.ass 10 Argyle I,e4I
ciIr:i.Tl:ii III: q. in, F:iz., u !1. '''
Ne. % Iae,5 ls!,as.aaa ana WiIe.w. d. 200
Geo. = Po.lihlra-w. d..-...'.....-.'..... SO
ChERokEE--5 IT,: May Hsl.~,lz TO
cAi,oI:iNf:--. III i'ertha buenf to cas- -,
CITY BLOCN-J. ,. Adams to Ida L. d.
A. phney-Gtc, - -. .-...-
DIV lsIgN-,S H., n s.. "I5 S,yyeat. nth
iul9.Ih J.. Ca!a.s'-N. d .-.-....-- 90
II t:EI.N AT, -, II: August Be;Hke to 90,
II I.IUr-ie IT. W. s., bet University ard
Christ of Lltter-Aay Saints to MJses
X. Gllmore-T -: .....--..--. $50
VIE % Daniel fss -. AZ. Ii;so
Improve mc't and Invos t:ltnt Gov. e.
Il NiarA-t-y IA So, fiascn lr.,st-.l.it
q. e YIN al l. :, HuasEqe. q:;;......
DaftG Grfiu-w. ..-..:-..........-....... SO
Ki.Mif:i,-Jgf It: David. }. Harrison 30
lavari n. i..aor-T 5-.-....---....-.-. 500
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CO. ;;,,,,i,..-.-... Se09
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MAFEiTI-25 IT,: a =. LeonhdTdt 10
rAFTITT'--5 IT. = :. bet Eewsiaai
ana Ii-h5d,n. Jcptia 70 A. =. Leoala.at
n fl.E-i i. IN: Cias. *. zones to
b =. IIuEt--qLc- a.. Observation-Disclosures .
iso.I,l.i -: $3.50
I.eai Estate and IrnIrgyemeng Co t, otto
J. Mueller eui Nite-w. d-..-.-........ 400
ST IOJIS-5o f.: Henderson Realty 20.
10 Lulu y. Tuify-w. d-..-............-... $50
e. FlCf.R-c0 Il. Harriet Fox 10 GUS
fpve Nlerrauu--g. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
sFTc%CER-zc IT: Gustav NIeran 10 An
si Fl: Y + R> IT, Harriet Fox to An
drew .T0N-w. a-.-.---..- ---..-....-.,......
TflTsTt.FNTTi-3' IT: Katherine Sonmor
4, Tcbo r. BelCheI-w. c..........-........ 1870
TENNIS T. in ". 5. be- Howard
Mi5~issi iia VALLEY, Trust Ga-w d. asoS
v hI.SUr-:1 1t 81 in: Mary Par'e TO
Clos CeTter-v. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
"a .John b. HoTlana-yv 1-....s....e.., 400
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BARONS or RUNNYAlEDE.

ST. LOUIS local. COUNCIL. NO 1 AN
c,.Et CrIs- 9arars ~ EyfrUr.-,.r-!, ggl 80
regular meeting IT o'clock Thursday evening
July 10. 1900. at their Ea.., No. Ull Fellow =
building. southeast corner Ninth 4a4 Olive
Streets Three candidates 10 be initiated SMOKER
and recitation.
JOHN WET:T;TS. Lord MARSHAL
Attest: \. II. Bush. BaJun =. secsTls.
a. Chemical Bldg.