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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01
10 LBS. BEST esABULATED si.oo

You know can only be sod by the oeIsbrated
Cr,r &c Cousine Tee Company: also note these
.IIendid bargains: Three pounds really good tea
Tor s. (honestly worrh sl.so, and pounds choice
roasted cosee for 81, would elsew here 81 25.
IRE George Cousins Tea Company. Sixth and
Market
POSITIONS guaranteed under reasonable
conditions. Proficiency II our graduates and
facilities for securing positions are strongly IN
6orsed by business men. Each student has oppor-
tanity of securing tuition free by Rebate
Coupon plan. Catalogue explains all Call or
send for It. Dreughon's Business College. Emile
building COR Ninth ara Olive sts., d. Louis;
Nashville Little Rock. Fort Worth Galveston,
Shreveport. montgomery and Savannah
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Three IAnes for Five Cents
Each Additional Linz Five Cents Extra


BoY-Sltuatton b: hoy Of Il; would Ike 10
work IN factory or DO anything. D 100. Republic
BoY-sl,ua.ion hy boy IS years old In ota-e o-
..-.2.alS TO woGk 9 =. Republic,
CARPENTER Carperter wants -ycrx o, any
kind' handy with %lI kinds Of tools; references
given N Nc henaa. 20 :. Second st.
COILECrUE-AI collector and experis-osd Of
Gee maa desires Position: best CITY refeTences
ana htni. - Republic.
C-oILECTcR-situa;icn h, a young man =
years q age. strictly teiupeTHncs. oIfGa clerk
or eoiiecios " :. Republic.
pENT'Is:-str7ent with collegiate literary
education and who has had two years. winter
siilon for tho sumner with sood deatst: has
serves an htnrentleeship under s dentist; -
ofhce during .uIrEae! vacation en- fufnlsh o,st
ot references. NJ -. Republic.
iH;T.I2R-F':rst-class engineer waats situs-
t-r II q '1ss5t p.ati ihoney' manufacturing pre-
ENGINEER-Nnn Q: IS de-.res positiJn ss
engineer: understands electric machinsry, e.oI !
sIIy 1;censei Is years experience: rsisrenoe> o
Texas; must bs good nrn and suitable for coun-
" merchants. y :, Kepabiia
INTELLIGENT busines. man, sged %. desire.
position "here r'eri; Will be appreciated o..
JANTTOR-Sitaa,ior ps ,anIror In cffIce bui;i-
Ing or pSActicsl house painter and hardwood Tin
isher; best OF references. VS.. Republio.
,siAE-sndiie-sged married man want. ritus-
ish and German, ihSo Mitchell, 81 Ci0uteau.
MAN--str;c,ly sober Industrious married man
desires work; whn.csale-horse. factory work or
B "a Republic
PAINTER. .Drr.-S!tuatica by experienced
raihte: RaPerhsnseT. carpenter; will rent for
,ya,G rHTsLc1AS-sitaatis. N sh,a sy licensed German
dress Doctor. Isss 5. seventh
MISREPRESENTATION Sy colored men In whole
tSLs mouse @ Stb.e as porter best o: references
given Apply lllz :. Cardinal ave
encs, 7 -. Republic.
sALEsMAN-P2sirion on the road anything
n aTeea IN 1ndSn I e5gg4ntsa rrS In Te5as hsys
Nsw Mexico. z. Repubi9s.' Ri'tils' oAian0''lA ana
SITUATION - an elderly man 70 taIls care OF
.sNn' h'rss and COW: sood mixer. Is. Repub-
man; a6i.iiy as wfiter. st.nSsTSpSar fs " Is X.
80 --I-. ,S 1e1, "a
SITUATION by oid colo-cd man. work sbou,
Norfolk ave. refsrsnee.
SITUATION Ivy boy Is years! has two years
eEpeti.nce in drawing salary object. Al
dress l. c, Miller Phsr.. sSI Chamber. st
SITUATION by mar snd wife; man Gs coach
mani wife. house and 6;2ins-gocTn. or general
work; willing 10 leave city: references. sos Nor
gan 81.
sTENoGRAFfIrR- Position q, rfenoCTsnIe-
raerls 81 lis"ns man OF ~ lair 'enm'H' L 81. Re
4ltANEIsER-ln oregon and Washington viii
toAc ,irGhtab.e sice !lne: no medicine or bulky
snmplss. G 4S Ret ubiio.
WALL paper to clean: eish, year, experiences
n tfis work exclusively! send postal viii Gail.
J, Neal eee MaTicI. 81.
WILL give n per cent Of 1-st months wage.
20 any one securing me position Is fireman Coil
err IS. Republic.
WORk-Ecuag man with o ftv hundred DOL
lsT- 10 invest would Ike position. . p. Re-
public.
NOEk-Eeliabie rniidle-aget man Desires work
az any kind. store or private place Y a. Re-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01
SUNSET DIAMOND CIE %,
CAPITAL. 8. .ooe, ,oee.A

Offers for sale Q limited number q sharss .
stock at go per share. par value 81. Our propaety
consists OF SO acres in tre heart Of the best
producing territory In Califernis and g sur.
per day. and within so yards Of an tmmsnss
Eus!ter that flows Loo bbis. per day. AL Of oup
machinery has heen ordered anS we will begin
work within 20 days, ana Will be PRODUCING ell
within ~ days. Our stock Will then 60 70 par
and
PAY LARGE DIVIDENDS.
as many Others have done near US. We iny1tq
known on The Pacific Coast for their ousinsss
ability and sterling character. Great fortunes
are being made IN California oil. Now Il the
t.rne TO Invest. Fer circulars and Information
address the company at <.S Byrns building.
Los; ANGELES CAL, or
GO Burlington building. St tSuins
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01
EAYWARD'S

Business and Shorthand College. 2is. 20. m and
~ Odd Fellows tutlciHg. Individual instruct IN
In shorthan5 Typewriting Bookkeeping. Arfth-
fnstic and Penfnanship. Phone s7s. Day and night.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01
AGENTS WANTED.

G6EH , WAN Gu.
A. AeENTs-McK.nley-s soo.eve,ti alec Bryan
2.0s ioa Rsss Rs 1ss S 't &. Pm. I piss Iaas n'''
ACTIVE srents. special Fourth Of July but
iSe- s"' Haskell NAT, is Pia. st. St. Louis
.NovERTIsERs get. cur prices on liner asv.r-
ires. LaWTencs & Harrinxtoo Adv. Agency, u
Wins, Cleveland. o.
AGENTs-our gasoline ,adirons ars bot weather
sellers; pseats large. Jcnnston & Co.. Quincy. III
harless shaft TAGS. Hunter Harness Co.. hart
A:ins.Ts.sepa % o. e:s!. i9r .s;1Rlss s. and ss
iUI.oeton. Aio.
AGENTS wANTED-start paying bu,pess at
home. write to-day. Standard Novelty Co. Box
tse. St L1uis. Mo.
AGENTS wAslTI1p-Au agent in cites OF 5,aos
use'i z q. RspSsiO.
AGENTS wANTEDA hustler In every town
, liberal terms; s.< proats; samples leo J. W.
AGENTS to sci, Flying Bni Poster; sheot.
81. Poster CO. Yves, Plains SO.
AGENTS to sell ,swelry to country merchants;
bigsest line IN the West. Call .r sjdrtss Eni,ner
JeVslTJ c., Il2 washington ave.
AGENTS .wANrED--'Frivins Issues of The
Campaign OF lses." Complets political handbook.
General publishing Co. St Louis. Mo.
AGENTS. wANTED-The booklet. RAPID Road
70 wealth.: loe. cs se1d % fas explansiSTy eircu-
sample - &c stamps. rare book. last seller Car,
ter Book Co. 81 s. Broadway. St. Louis.
AGENTS wANrED--Incandescent sssollns
h5. esa Esste 11t co s s aSrtsS,S IaF e:'sas St
AGENTS wANTED-''Iude in Art. :, beau
tftl pictures. iISli inches. sent prepaid 60 cents
A Perry & Co. sos Olive St. St. Louis. H..
AGENTS and streetmen-soug books 81 per les;
latest hits. hos sellers samples free. Carter Book
sno News Co. 81 y Broadway. ST. Louis. No.
AGENTS wANTED-Boys, girls. IN every
town; handsome premium free; write to-'ay.
Standard Novelty Co. Box sds. ST Louis. 40.
AGENrs-ve pay $50 week and expenses to
seId stamp Excelsior Mfg. Co.. Psrs1r,s. kas.
AGENTS wANTED-"war in South Africa;
coIaplets history; Illustrated. biggest book; best
terms. GsnsIal f1chkhing Co. 81 Lou.s. No.
AGENTS wANTEn-wonderful new Little
wldnre. II. B. scsmEnen. sss Pine St. 81. Louis.
AGENTS wASTED-AEents TO handle magnet
sliIJ ana waist slpporte; standard article Call
AGENTS-Seud for our book containing $50
. only DC. Winis.sr Cnenlicsl CO.. 81. Louis No.
AGENTS wANrED-Hon. wn- J. Bryan,,s
new book. teisS,s Or E:;nPifs: 1H pases; ~
AGENTS only: free; e Paris nving picture
photoyr< phs iiemale); two alike, send &c
stamp. New Era Co.. 1910 s. Broad. cariinviile.
.'S4erapTaviya' plants: agents. selling Loss a
Tex, Tesh' 10''er imp Co. ''1 w. san Antonio
AGENTS WANTED d4sdics and sentlemen:
for good agents. &edart Studio. sol FrsnEiin
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01
H0)IkinssNe)vpSA

MERCANTILE CO..LxEsGE,
Lincoln Trust bldg. Seventh aad Chestnut sts
Individual instruction given; Commercial Short
hand ana English Branches. Write for catalcgus.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

AGENTs wANTED-'T-c..,un a. Isix." Can
vss.ers. important exceptional orpc-ruufty r.
offered on s3s S5 and ses proposition IN which
there Is big, quick money between now ana
Fourth Of July. II Is m exceptional snap to
thoss who csnvas..d "orations-" Do vor w,ns
seune OF u TO enssle you 10 lururiousiy enjoy
your sumner vacation II so. address for further
particulars John C. Tors;on. "a North 4oth st.
eh.iaasiph.l. Pa
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

ttntu MIMI PHILIPPINE ISLANDS - VIA
!krkN-1Tttr HONOLULU; PACING Mail 5; J.
Co. Occidental & Ortertai S. 5. Co. and cri-
-ntal s. : CO. From san Francisco: Nirpon
Meru. July 10; Rio De Jsreiro. Iniy IL; CGpto; =,
L. F. Townsley. sSt-. sSl olivs, or J. E Agar
szt.. s53 Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.


CALIFORNIA oil fe;ds attracting vida atsSn-
vested will make you money: write to-dAys
Standard Crude Oil Co.. Los Angeles. Cal
FINANCIAL. assistance IN q 81. Louis worid
Fair enterprise: all correspondence strictly Con
a. Republic.
FOR ssle-T1ree brand-new business hrioAA
worth Ss5a0: also brand-new stock Of dry goodAs
soura Address Boz 257 Dexter, No.
MERCHANTS catchy advertisement hsad.
paid I0c. Collier. sdwriter. Gainesville. Tuna.
PRINTER wANTED-Practicai printer. pesss.
capital. in established printing housa b q.
Republic.
SAVED 81 go TO sie 90 Tear-Drusg;stA gsn-
erai stores, general agents csa save big money
by getting make soaps with your oWA
brand. wrapper and name; We are spscalisee N
Thing soaps, ETC.; suaraneee6 the best I6aAa
Soap Co.. l. b. Cincinnati. o.
wHRATi waeat.i Wneat:!.-Slco invested IN
wheat By my safe Investment Plan may mako
you indepanden; for hfs send for FREQ particulars
Successful customer and financial referencea.
Chicago. Iii.
price under present oondi;ioasi send for bosl
Co. Tradsrs building. Chicago. nj
WILL .sil State rights IN famous photos11-
v1rs picture OF Our Presidents: reealls aS a.
sells through agents publishers. matl-ordart
picture and news dealers; etc: must buy iar4S
COPY: other cash requirement.: fortuna b
Il for any live man. Temple Pub. Oh, Wems
ans Temple. Chicago
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01
POSITIONS FILLED.

During last week t1e Following ernployei
students Of the Southwestern business College,
$40 Olive St. as bockkeePers and stenographsrs:
Missouri Pacific Railroad, Seventh and Poptsr;
New York Life Insurance Company, DeNenil
building. This school Prepares persons for the
best ofAce employment and makes a speciality
Of assisting graduates % good positions. Cal
write
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

AGENTS WANTED-Arents In and cus o
CITY handle A o. X. Antiseptic Polish; bes
thing osit. samples freo. L. Hespos. SsoS 81
Louis ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

PAINTER Dr.--S!tustiG1 By experienced
pay. 10, Republic
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01
HELP WAETED-MkLE.

Three Ifnes for Fiv. Cents
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

AGENTS wAETED-T'o sell official Political
hcss Crest Political fs-u-s ana Leaders ~ tn.
Campaign Of Joy: burning political questions
BY Hoosevelt. Bryan. Beveri1ge. Hoa-. Cochran.
Political authorit;es as ths srgurnen. settler cf
the campaign Of 1900; everybody wants Il: pres
pecfus row ready free 20 workers: books irT,sne-
dis:eiy after Democratic Convention: freight peti
eo per cent te % per cent comr,ssior premiums:
90 pages illustrated; price 81 30: s.nd seven 20
stamp. % pay possase; rStrned with first order:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

HOTEL CLERK wANTEp-Mar-ied hot-i
n!sht clerk. sie; position guaranteed. ctFtrtbi-
ter. National Ersploy.nsEt Company Ii y.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

AGENTS WkSTED--C'o-intrya agents to reprs
ssnt u. 5. Benevolent Society: most liberal SIC
and accident eontracta 81 Chestnut St. 81
Louis 40.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY a licensed German
physie,sni no objection 10 leaving city. Ad-
dress Doctor, I;ss s Seventh -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

HARNESS MACHINE OPERATOR WANTED
An experienced harness sewing machine upt.-
stcr. Apply Meyer Zimmerman 4 Co.. Sl0 ".
Sixth q
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

MAN-Stric.ly sooer, Industrious married man
desires work. whn.cs als-hocse, factory work or
stything honorable. 10 saloon work; differences.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

AGENTS wANTED-Gcod. live Frscernal In
suranc. order men wanted: agents who can pro
duce business. best contracts ard choice terri
tory; ALply Crescent LII. Association. East ST.
Louis III
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

AGENTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rneaaflions
for rho'ographs snd advertising purposes. lat-
est ana fastest selling novelty out: large profits;
particulars free Baker. - Monroe ave. De-
tru,., Mich
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

ACESTS-Best line puzzles, toss. tricks now
eluss elus ~, nssis pictures. ceicT.sttns Pensil also
fan,p.e sn: Union Mig. Agents. supply Co,
Gsworth, y. J.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

INSURANCE men 20 represent the y, 3. Pc
rsvoleHt Sccis<y: most liberal stck snn accident
r1r--aets Chestnut -
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

AGENTS 81 salary or eounnissionI tho creates.
agents seles esec produced; every user Of Der,
and Ink buys :, sight: 80: 20 zoo per cent prof
II: ere Arerts sales arncuntsS to ts25 IN .ix
days; another 81 in two hours Monroe Mfg Co.
Y ie, IA Crosse VIA
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

AGENIS .naEs so per day selling our Ca
ing Gun Harness HiVster; send Sio IN staIIl
for sample snd teruH. Tfos- Z. Foote Co. l.
Angeles. Cal
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

sAiESSAS-Pdriy with own horse and bury
desires position as salesman or co!iectort reier-
ence. = -. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

AGENTS VkSTTD-An extraordinary Su-.-
ness proposition will be r1.ce ,horuurhly re-
Eahle and hcnsst parties in every country town
who can Furnish good references, II you f-sire
a clssr. legitimate business That will pay you
Hcct weaes. write US al orce. LETTER & Co,
ST Louis 80. Iacios- stamp for reply.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

PoRTLR-s;tust;nn Sy coIored men IN whole
fsIs house or otfle porter: best O. references
given Apply llI2 :. Cardinal ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01
HELP WkMTED-MlLE.

Three Lines for Five Csnts
Each Additional Line Ffve Cents Eztrl
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

AGENTS 10 sell our rubber collars cuffs. neck-
ties ard shirt fronts: perfect initiation Of linen
sells At sight. ssai pc for ternpie collar or
peezffe. Thread City Collar Co, 81 Benoist
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

A1FNTS-:3o per month snd expenses 70 call
On notes. restaurants. saloons. private resi-
denoes and Introduce car gods; sample ahso-
luteiy free; greatest seile. o0t on the mar
ket, Ocorisss D;sinfectsnt CO., 3 81, Cincin-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

GROCERY CLERKS wANTED-1'wo grocery
clerks; assistant bartender; two railroad news
AGENTS Noticasi E-nployu1eut Company. IL y.
STxth n.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

AGENTS wANTfD-sie daily r,sd. BY agents
selling our CAir, File: used by every merchant
ana physician: no co.npetition: permanent
plcyrne-it, exclusive territory given: it you can
sell an article Of merit wrtts saycss q Co., D
20. 4es Olive 81. st. Louis, 80.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

SITUATION ey an elderly man 10 take care OF
!sWh horss and COW: scoa mixer. Is. Rspub-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

bAlsES1AN-PJsit.on on the road, anything
In druE line; ws. acquainted In Texas: have
Travelled in indian Territory. Okiahoina ana
New Mexico. o. Republic
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

AAN-3ldiie- aged married man want. ritus-
tCa OF some kind. well acquainted: tptsks Eng
lsh and German. ThSo, Alitcaeil, So Ct outtau.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-01

BOY-Sltust.on b. Roy Of l.; would Ike 10
IN factory Or DO anything. D l03 Republic
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
OHIO IS AWAKENED
Buckeye State Now Ablaze With Re
 publican Enthusiasm.

Columbus. O.. Oct. f9.-The sudden stimulation of the republican cam paign in this state is one of the mar vels in latterday Ohio politics. Until two weeks ago there were many repub- lican leaders who were worried about the popular apathy. Some of them even went to the president at Canton with long faces and expressed their fears. MT. Mckinley only smiled. They could not understand his serenity and confidence. Long faces were seen about the republican state committee rooms. Chairman Dick merely said that things would waken up later. Then all at once the campaign in Ohio was a blaze of enthusiasm. Even the president and Chairman Dick were amazed at the sudden outburst.
 Apparently the seeming apathy was only the calm waiting of a contented people ready to vote and seeing no use for excitement far in advance of cleo ton day. Once the orators got among the people. the old-time enthusiasm was ignited, and the state committee had an overwhelming demand for more orators and for the very best.
 Senator Foraker. who has been cam paigning in Ohio since 1883. was simply stunned by the spontaneous outpOuring of the people in the counties where he has been assigned this year. Always popular on the stump. MT. Foraker has this year received very remarkable ovations At Zanesville the audience came in with bouquets. and deluSed him with them as he arose to speak. No such demonstration has ever been ac- corded a republican orator in this state. and Senator Foraker took occasion to contrast it with the democratic method of throwing stones at republican ora tors in Colorado and Chicago. There will be no break in the enthusiasm.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
A COLLEGE MOB
In Which Female Toughs Made
 Themselves Conspicuous.

Syracuse. N. Y, Oct. 19.-William J. Bryan ,the democratic standard bearer. today experienced his second encounter of the campaign with college students It occurred at Ithaca, and the students were from Cornell university. The in cldent was not so exciting as that at Ann Arbor, Mich, for the reason that the young men We're not so persistent and did not work in sUch unison, buT there was one feature of interest which was not noticeable at Ann Arbor.
 This was the participation of young women in the affair. A hundred or more me mbers of the opposite sex wer7 seated at the windows at the high school just back and over the stage from which Mir Bryan spoke and they disturbed the proceedings to as great an eXt5nt as they could by lowering posters bearing a picture Of President Mckinley 50 as to attract the auten~ ton of the crowd. Tho young men who were below sponded to these sig" nals with cries.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
BRAGG SUPPORTS MCKINLEY
The Only Course For the Men Who
 Believe in True Democracy.

Milwaukee, Oct. 19.-GeneraI Ed ward s. Bragg. a lifelong democrat, who served several terms in congress and was minister to Mexico under President Cleveland. tonight addressed distinguished audience that filled the Pabst theater. He spoke in response to call signed by a number of gold democrats. All shades of political par ties were represented at the meeting. The general, who spoke as a gold dem ocrat, advocated the election of Me Kinley and Roosevelt. He was given a great ovation.
 His remarks Were confined to money, trusts, militarism and imperialism. He dwelt at length on the money question and criticized Mr. Bryan throughout. In concluding he said there was no room for doubt as to the course which should be taken by men who believe in true democracy and desire to preserve it's principles. They would be com peIled to repudiate Bryanism and all that he represents. he said, and to vote for Mckinley and Roosevelt
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
TO SHOW FRIENDSHIP
From Which it is Concluded That the Chinese Governors Are in Earnest in Trying to Discourage the Anti Foreign Movement-Reports of Disaster to Rebels-The Edicts of Punishment Clouded by Doubt.

London, Oct. 19.-The secretary of state for India, Lord George Hamilton. has received the following from Major General Campbel:
 Wang Chin Flu. TuesIay Oct. 16
 Arrived here without opposition. Two thousand Chinese cavalry retreat ed southward. Lieutenant King. sent with communication to the French general officer, left Menan Sien at D. Tn. yesterday and returned here at D. m. today with orders, having ridden eighty miles on one horse.
 'Gasalee is at Sung Lin Tien, six miles sOuthward of Che Chow.
 The Chinese regulars are retiring.
 The local governors appear to be trying to suppress Boxers. Thirteen heads of Boxers were hanging on the gate of Che Chow when We entered"
 The foregoing dispatch relates to the Pao Ting Flu expedition
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
ENGLISH GOLD
To be Converted Into Eagles and
 Double Eagles.

San Francisco, Oct. 19.-The trade balance due the United States from England was reduced by $4,OOo,OOO by the receipt of a consignment Of SoO.O0o sovereigns from Australia per the steamer Alameda.
 This large amount of coin was shipped by the Bank of New South Wales, some of it coming from the, Bank of New Zealand and a consider able part from the Bank of Australasia and the Union Bank of Australia, while the remainder came from smaller financial institutions.
 Every cent of the coin was consigned to local banks and by them it was turned over to the mint. The gold was packed in 16O wooden boxes each se- curely strapped with iron bands and sealed at the ends On the voyage they were stored away in the strong box of tn steamer.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
A MONSTER TURN OUT
Secretary Drake's Estimate For the
 Sound Money Parade.

New York, Oct 19.-There is every indication that the great parade of the Business Mems Republican Sound Money association on November 3. will bringo ut more staunchs republican than marched in rhe mamorab ble
 procession of 1896. The police estimate on that occasion that there were 125,OOO men in line. but even more than that number have all ready enrolled themselves to appear in the parade this year, and Edward 4. Drake. secretary and treasurer of the association, is daily receiving applica- tions for position in the line of march at the headquarters which he has op- ened in the basement of No. Pearl street.
 The assocation is composed of fifty sub-0TganiZations of varied numerical strength, and representing as many different trades and industries. Each of these sub Organizat is complete in itself. having individual he2dquart- CTS. an executive committee and marshal The latter report to and con- fer with General Anson c. McCoOk, the grand marshal.
 General McCOok has opened main headquarters at No. 296 Broadway.
 Mr. Drake expressed himself as being very much pleased with the prospects for the great sound money demonstra- ton.
 T have received assurances" he said, which make me feel confident that we will turn out at least 10000 men. And mark you, those men will every one be citizens of Greater New York, This vast body of men will begin to move promptly at o'clock, and I do not eX- pect that the last line will disperse be fore o'clock in the evening. We have been simply Overrun with applications from republican bodies throughout the country requesting permission to ap- pear in line, but owing to the multitude of our own people we have been obliged to refuse all such applications.
 "The famous Americus club of Pitts burg. has even brought national infiu- cnco to bear upon Us to assign it a pO- sition but we have been obliged to re- fuse it's application.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
AGREEMENT SIGNED.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-Eighte9n western railroads have signed the articles of agreement of the Transcontinemtal Passenger association. which became effective today. The Rio Grande West ern railroad has declined to sign the agreement until assured that it's traf- fife relations with certain roads will not be affected by the rules of the associa- tion. This road also insists that the headquarters of the association shall not be located east of the Missouri river. It wants them in Denver. Most of the roads want the association To- cated in Chicago, but it may go to Kan- sas City.