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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
Irnin Thinning MILD.

During the recent Grand Army encau1o-
mont = Burlington extra train was speeding.
toward Chicago and every car was crowded
one Old soldier In the crowd was 4 retired
railroad man ana he was naturally talking
Of raiiroacing. During the conversation ba
happened to lock out the window and then
remarked: Il gUess We are running wild -
lie was overheard and the report spread that
the traiE f1T some reason had gotten he
yond control and was running Wild Con
siderable apprehension was felt until Il was
explained that 'CUuEiUg wild" was an oi.sr-
l.t+ term for extra or special" NOT so
many years a 90 trains which are now called
extra or special trains were known cfficia!ly
and tc the public rs wild trains" Run
ming wild" was an official term to deSignat,
any train which was NOT On the REGULAR
schedule Of the Road. The term however
was IN unfortunate one, for il was not long
before III. public accepted It AZ truth and II
was commonly believed that railroads Iiter-
ally ran wild trains which trusted i'm
providence and luck ana not upon train or
der5 and the care Of a wgli-driIled force OF
employees.
This fact might not have made anv dir.
ference had & not been for the astute dam
age lawyers Ia personal injury gl.rv tr!ais
resulting from wrecks they PLAYED upon IN.
word n the limit. They deCiaimel upon tLo
fTightful EcCklcssncss Of railroads running
wild traius,' which. they said. were ali
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
PRESIDENT Hill Submits TO Stock.
holders Annual Report of
Great Northern.
rAiO LARGER DIVIDENDS.
Increasing Oriental Tradc-An-
nnal Meeting of Illinois Central
-IcXas C0HStruction-Ap-
pUintmcnts - Notes.

New York. Sept. 25.-Tne annual report Of
the Great Northern for the fiscal year is
saoA to-day. shows an increase Of S3.g>S.SsJ
IN gross earnings on the main lines. hGt a
decrease OF So. .r3 in earnings Of proprie-
t.rE companies. Net earnings Increased
S--s5.rf7s and the total income gained s.,6-2.-
40. liked charges decreased SJgoG3i, but
dividends p5id or Great Northern stock were
%5al,TA larger than in 1899. the nnal surplus
being >',@9.lJi- against Si.-I1 SO in 1879.
President Hil! says Jhat the growing
oriental trade has al-calg reached the
poi'st where traffic is practically limited TO
The ships which can be secured to carry the
commodities seeking an outlet TO China and
Japan.
Referring 20 the crop situation, he says
t3't in Minnesota and the DgkO-as not more
Gt&n hall crop VIII be marketed This
"il! reduce The earnings OF course, but in
trr2s's from other traffic VIII so so far
toward tf.a reduction that the company 5
income viii not suffer materially.
iNeF.nue frcm tonnage hauled during the
year increased ia rgr cent The number OF
t-shs!s @. wheat hauled eastbcund de-
creased l'a2,ai5 bushels, OF 30 $50 tons.
Earnings from passengers increased % per
cent anu Passenger mile revenue t % per
10 'he higher rates on first and second class
business 10 the Pacific COas-, principally
second class
settled along the compa.y's lines during
l'e year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
PLAIN TALK.
10 Cntarrh Sufferers.

Every person suffering from cstairh IN
is many forms knows tnat tho common
lotions, sa!Nes and uJuches DO no. cure. IL
j. needless - argue this point or 10 CIte
gases OF failure, because every victim ut
catarrhal trouble knows il for himself it
ne has tried them.
A local application. If It does anything at
an. simply gives temporary relief, d wasG
i-tiuh' SaIFe or powder cannot reach the
seat Of the disease, which l. the blood.
The mucous membrane seeks to relieve
the blood OF catarrhal poison by sccretiug
large quantities Of mUcuS, the u!sCh - g
sometimes closing up the nostrils descend
ing to the throat and larynH, causing an
throat. deafness, Indigestion and many
other d!agreeable and persistent symptoms.
A remedy 10 really cure sataTrh must be
an internal treatment; a remedy which viii
al poison and remove the fever and con-
Eestion always present in the mucous MEM
lraue.
The best remedies foy this purpose are
bat the difficulty has always been 10 get
these valuable cUTaJiyes combined in one
ralatahie, convenient and efficient form.
Recently this has been accomplished and
the preparation pat on the market under
the name OF Siuart'S CGtaryh Tablets; they
aIe large, pleasant tasting lozenGes. SO that
tney may be slowly dissolved III the mouth.
thus reaching every part OF the mucous
membrane and finally the stomach and Ia
tessiues.
An advantage 10 be considered also IS
that Stuart's Catarrh Tablets contain no
cocaine, morphine or poisonous narcotics,
SO often iOunG In Catarrh powders, and the
use OF which often entails habit more
dangerous than the disease.
StuarLs CaJarrh Tablets are sold by drug
giSts at Scots. for full sized package and are
probably the safest anl most efiectual
catarrh cure on the market
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

Frank l.. Harris general agent of the
Mobile and Ohio. IS IN Kansas City.
C. T. Parker, general agent oC the ILL
nois Central, was IN Chicago yesterday.
Vice President c. q. Warner Uf the Mis-
souri, Pacific has returned from his arp
East.
The Chicago and Alton Will pay semi1n-
nual dividends IN the future instead Of quar-
terry.
George ]. Charlton. general passenger
agent of the Chicago and Alton, was here
yesterday.
C. c. McCarty. division pasaenge. agent
og the Illinois Central Is attending q meet
ing Of Southern lines at Atlanta, Ga.
e. F Boymeyer, vice president and traf-
fic manager of the Southern Missouri and
Arkansas. was visitor here yesterday.
Alex. Hilton. general agent in the pas
seLscr department IF the Chicago and Al
ton at Kansas City, was here yesterday.
M. Griffin, city ticket agent Of the Ms
scUri Pacific. hes gene to WarTeushurg. No.
10 attend the meeting Of Confederate Vet
eran-.
george b. warfeI. assistant general pas
senger agent Of tEs Baltimore and ONO
Southwestern. was in Springfield, ILL.,, yes
terday.
Harry +. Bsrkley, city passenger and
ticket agent Of the Missouri Pac iic has
returned from two weeks vacation, spent
in the East.
The New York Journal Galveston relief
party Of doctors ard nurses arrived here
last night over the Iron Mountain. and lCft
for New York over the Wabash.
L. q. Paul. ci;y ticket agent Of the Bal
tirOre and Ohio Southwestern, has returned
from TO trip u his Old homa in the East.
While there h. WIS laid UP sog two weeks
with an attack of EalarIal fever.
The Canadian Pacific has Increased the
number Of It's travelling passenger agents in
the States. with the idea, IL il said. Of pur-
suing "A more aggressive policy in its sf-
forts to secure passenge: business III the
AIoGle Northwest Several new men have
been put on recently, all Of whom will re-
port TO J. Francis Lee, general agent OF the
read. at Chicago.
The Evansville and Terre Haute Rail-
road Company has declared a dividend uf
per cent on Its preferred stock for the year
ended June So 1Sti. Payment will be made
i'm sem!annual iEs.alments OF 2ia per cent
each in October and April. s. rniannuaI
dividend of IL per cent has also been de-
cIared on common stock for the six months
ended June 30, 1900.
Southwestern lines have granted reduced
rates from all points In Illinois to Texas 1t
8. maximum rate of SIS from Joliet and 81
frCm Chicago for the round trip. Dates Of
sale are October and 1G, return limit Of
twenty-one days. Conditions same as heme-
seekers excursions. These lines viii also
participate in reduced rates granted voters
going from Washington to their homes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
H0BSON IS STILL DENYING.
Did Not Intend TO Reflect or Work
Of Dewey's Fleet, He Says.

Washington. Sept. 2G--Lleutenaut Rich
lnpuu =. ttJos0U. OF NeTuimac fame, who
has Just TeturEeS from his WORK IN the
orient, passed through Washington to-day
on las way 10 Alabama % visit relatives.
While here. Air. HpbSCu again reiterated
his ocnials OF any intention 70 reflect upon
the work OF Admiral DeWey's feet, in his
tHcrGN-r interview concerning the in
J4i .'s sustained 10y the spanish ships.
-l-. fI"ECn has not received the reward
Wa'rn the Secretary Of the Navy rec0m-
irelacl tpT h,s heroic work III Santiago
fGrlYr. TIE Seer. tssy recommended that
IL DC advanced eight numbers for that cN-
J',r.f. and il is probable that the recon-
mediation VIII De renewed in his annual
report
Il is understood that AIR. H0bson. who
has "a f.E.uvsa for line Gajy, would prefer
g.. bee ansisrrei TO The line and have his
advance ment made there instead OF in the
sEstf. and IT j. probable that an efIor: wall
he made to comply with dis wishes in this
r-.r.ct.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
GREAT CASCADE TUNNEL.
Working Crews Have Met and the
Final Completion II Near

St PAU. MINI. sept. -6.-presideut Hill
Ct the Great Northern has received from
Chief Engineer Stevens a telegram stat
ing .nat the east and west crews in the
immense bore under The Cascade Mountains
have met. The cWo forces working from
opposite ends in the hiS tunnel brought tle
two ends together without the variation Of
an inch.
Now that the tremendous task OF hor-
inS oJt over TWO miles Of granite has been
accomplished, the work Of laying the tracks
Is comparatively insignificant
The tunnel VIII he rushed to a srcpdy
conclusion. II IS estimated that when
completed Il will have cost $4,000 one
thousand men have been engaged three
years ia its completion. and al recorG : Of
SCrUeIug have been broken. The aV,raE..
progress was from eighteen 20 twenty feet
Ter day.
The tunnel will abolish the "swirlltblck'
over the Cascade, which iu itself has al
ways been looked UpcU as a magnificent en-
EIIuegilg achievement.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

ktsl L Alstt SlEtJAG-
Little Rock, Ark. sept. 26.-'The following
changes announced to-day by the officials ;
Of the Choctaw, oklahoma and Gulf Rail-
road Company: Doctor J. II. RUuyAu, Hi-
vision surgeon, with headquarters q. ldtte
Rock. to succeed Doctor J. H. Larrw; {;
Charles Hickey. rOa1masteT NJ South Nc
Alesser, to succeed ). II. Mccarthy. q W.
Thompson having resigned a* assistant
general sUperin teHtenc. that office is GDoi-
isheL.
:. II. Barnes IS appointed train master
ol the Memphis and Little Rock division.
vice !. W. Ryan, assigned TO other duties.
". II. Nhittentuu Is appointed CHIEF train
dispatcher of the Memphis and Little Rock
division. with headquarters at Little Rock;
" H. HUM is appointed la.a! freight agent
AT Little Rock 10 succeed II. &. Eatsman.
resigned.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

At The C0lumbus slOQs Of Tho Panhaud71
they have riEgei up a sauL-LlaS- car 10 ne
used for cleaning bridges before they are re
painted. The c.GrriEduCc consists Of fat
car with an engine ana boiler ana an ar
compressor. Before bridges can Dc r-VailC-
ed il is necessary 10 clean the iron and steel
work, and this Is slew and WcIrisJWe as
well as expensive task VIXEN IL has TO be
performed by hand With she air compress
sUr and the sand the work can be- Go-o
quickly and economically. A hose attached
to the air compressor viii turn the sand
bias; on any part Of the bridge or building
where il may be required.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

John Il. Walsh the banker is said TO
have acquired a controlling interest III tae
Wisconsin, Michigan and Northern Ea',-
road, ard 1t is said to 5e his intention TO
extend X to the iron siyH. : NJ. Fisher
OF the Street Stable Car Company is ;l5
president of the road. The Inc is nifty
SIX mites long, and runs from FaiJhoTa
Junction TO PpshtigJ. It has been used
as Il land connection for the Lake Miyhl-
gan Car Ferry Transportation Company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
rnter.ockIng s,rltch Accep.ea.

I:FIT fIL. rII-IAIl
Alton. III. Sapt. 25-The iutoriockin- de-
vice u the Illinois Terminal Railroad az
GlassbOr0, where the road crosses the
tracks Of the {. & 4. and Big -Four. was
accepted to-day - The Big Four road. For
several months J@e Big -Four people have
refused 20 accept the crossing device use:
by the Terminal people, on account OF the
safety-st0p arrangement but t1-Ggy an in
tcTloCkiUg device Vas completed uCrurulu =
to specifications laid down 10y the latter
road and was accepted. The dispute over
the crossing device has attracted no small
amount O. Attention.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
ILLINOIS CENTRAL MEETING.
Propositions TO Bay Leased Line
nnh Issue nnnA. Annrn,rh

Chicago, Sept. 26.-Tha annual ra.cfiug of
the Stockholders Of The Illinois Central
kaiiEudd was held here today The di-
Tt"torS' report Was approved, IS was the
proposition 10 buy The St Louis, Peoria
ana Eo;theru's line frcm Springfield TO
East -. Louis, now operated by the Illi-
ncis Central, under lease. For the pur-
chase OF this line and FOR improvements an
issue oi $4,000 3 per cent gold bonds,
pay able IN 1901. and secured iy "a mortgage.
On The new I.-S, was authorized.
Charles 4. Peabody yr., John q. Willing
and W. Morton Griunesi, whose terms as
directors have expired. were reelected
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

III .IIII'| ~F'IT u.
ChiiHeota,, 30. Sept. 25.--Seuator Bsuja-
mia r TlIm8n pt South Carolina. VINO Is
making = brief tour OF Missouri addressed
crowd 10! 900 persons ia he Eu'la The
ater here Tonight lie spoke tp $500 people
I'm a huge tent gt Trenton this afternoon
and 10 @"o4 at Cameron tE.s evening. while
on tha way 10 ChIiHc.tle. The Senator
left Tonight Tor Palmyra. where ne Will
sEeak tg-mlrrnN.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

G. A. Smith has been appointed CONNER
cial agent for the Illinois Central. with
headquarters at Peoria.
Z, r. Breckenridge will be travelling
freight agent, with headquarters in Mat
tCOE.
T z. Cummins will be rcadmaster Of the
sixth division, vice Z. J. Steinbach, trans
ferTed
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

REPU BIIC SPECIAL
Mulberry Grove. H.. Sept. 25.-The largest
Democratic rally OF the season was held
here to-day. George B. Parsons. candidate
for State Auditor. and CONGRESSMAN
Thomas Jett Of HiiisborO spoke. Three
thousand persons were present.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
Low Rates TO DsEiHs


IRNN NNINTAIN ROUTE
Account Texas State Fai-. September -
90 October -, inclusive. only ONE FARE
for the ROUND TRIP. Uius s.. Tickets oE
Haie September %. y. -. and October , aud
20 good for return up 70 and including Oc-
tnh.r l. I..1.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
PQPE'S GREAT AUDIENCE.
Gave Benedictions 10 Twenty Thou
sand Pilgrims Yesterday.

Rome. Sept, 26-1h. Pope, at ST. Peters.
to-day. gave beuedittiuus To 20 30 pilgrims.
With the invited guests, tho total num-
Der OF persons present Va- aJ,yJI. The Pop-
ti:f WAS in excellent health.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

DTETAuER-On TueslaE, s.piem0e: =. 1870
q s:l5 o'clock q. m. Nellie DrtnleG tUee Ryan.
beioEe-! wife o. Edward Dielm.eE. daughter 4
Dennis and Margaret Ryan. sister OF Mis-. Peter
Connolly. John, William itLc, Thomas an.
David Ryan. aged j. years months.
Tie funeral VIII take place THURSDAY. e.jl
inst, at $50 o'clock q. N. from family resi-
dence. No 23gT Cass GreQga. 10 ST. Teresa 3
Church. thence % calvary Ceue;eEy, Friends
invited 10 attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
pcrsonnI nna Cnrrent Notes.

Net earnings SsiA 81 Sgly.,g u3 9+s5s 81
M.ieaEe operate!.. -.9ia.O9 ..i.s.-s ........
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

LUEHRAIAN-Eouddy. September a. 1910, az
Il-s9 a. n. Mr.. Cherries r. LueGrman. IN his
giNty-tfth rear.
Funeral Viii take place m Thursday. SepteI1-
ber q from his late residence. No. -: south
Grand avenue, at i:ag p. M, thence 10 the Evan
geI.c,I l,l1l,ela. Church OF the Holy Cross,
- Miami street and Ohio avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

a comparative statement OF the earnings
OF the 81 Louis and San Francisco for the
month of August SHOWS:
1870. :sC9 lHcrcIe..
Gross earning. $50 .s. s1F-i.t5 Sls3tAf- 4S
Operating expenses Fi-.gIS.yJ S,ltI.JJ tLs1'. 81!
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
The Bcat Prescription far Malaria,
Large Rally in Mulberry Grove.

ChiHs and Fever Is a bottla et Groves Tastelss
Gill Tonic. II u sim 5iy iron ani QUinine N
tasteiess form. No cure-no pay. Price 5gc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

F'1f.D-r.u .g..r.a-t..fy- ylrr Z
IleTgr. Xy,Gr1rlav. cCi. 10 T. u.
lEnaafalis, Thursday. oct; j. ,. n.
,isas@. t25s. FFr,5jgy Fr,5gy @s{ 3st y = & m,
!Il!slaso Saturday, Oct. . Up. N.
De Soto. Saturday. Oct. u, p. m
HONORABLE J. J. RUSSELL
Alton. Thursday, ssgt: q, ?. m
IefsIS0a Deaigasa. sa:1riay ,ii ssef5s :. H. ,.
r,,,-,,.DTr -.
AoNoi'A ''i-S1 JOHN A LEE
Eitoa. ioafTsi9y. Seit.. ~ l P, N.
49, I..-,.tS- - t'-,-;,, 80 = 4 p n
iioN0RATLE Nj. r. TENr5S
Bloomfield. I.-r=dsy. sept. =, y. n.
csralhtrsyIle. SztGIday, sept. .. I D. n
Y..,.ia, l,is.. 5hag54sy; gr.sSy 35s 65, I. ! ? 2; M M
fiam5aI' fsGi,;l.'' f..,.sy. oct = ;. m.
sfi5,, s,i.5,ee,ajig G'z N6ygdSy, ~ Oct. l,'
iGeidra. Monday Ctt ) s ?. m.
t..'..n ,iiv WetresIsv, ctt % Inn
ti-f.,a C,ilily Tuursliay Oct III
2-rgny..s 5i, .yi.s ifiiiyi l9's5 gci oli = p m
Mls.yJ, ssyliaay. Cc,. ls. p IN.
:!-t.ltr1 iii sl-l'-S. C.i1btr ~ y Is
~. shu Iuasgay. Ott IL. 5 D m
Ui n t' ,.e.sy si "'eIeIgay. tei ~ oII n L. ?. u
Lamar, li.ursday. Cet is.' :. N.
a4;5 5ss5;y ilalyi ssu55aS oet 6,i IT, a. ?. il "a
3.sshbu!r.g. A.s.lay: %. z. ?. ID.
5as. 1a. ju5si5a raes..z-,' 81 3 g.
Msisr ..r,i,y.a weiE.at " fS't5nleSo oSS Ge' p p'
Er9a-."'It' s,-.-.lst, 'Ssf - 3, -
sltiiI 80, =; si'1,S ~, - p III
G,.s ErcausS Fi.S r5sSS. 3stSs' cST 1o' % > p n n"
Nett " edEesday. oct, 81. .. In
ttctts CAV. thursday. Nov, ! D. n.
Es:ss ESs:..f lssda2ii saia22iia2. 10y: No7 3 P. p m m
JOPLIN. Monday. Nov. ). D M.
fI.Ff l..
Versailles. satIrday- sent, p
Mgqt5gss' .,5 +; TP-sd-y; ,.., oet 80 ? N.
tsI-..s.r N-,lTs-i1v' ~ = - p ''
W;ass3+ ,,;a-.i wgsns.,i1y. $500. %: 5 rs , N.
l,oa;oi.. Uit. l. ..5J' ,, m. = H.
- tt --,--t' : ''I53 ~ o: y m
55si.' s1i.i.' 5..tS4.y 'S-E oSj 6c, . ''1' p m
Hojden. saturday. Oc;. {. 7.51 p n
HUNORABi.H. CHAMP CLARE
Clevssylrlr. Thursday, sept. .. Ip. M
T. .' 5ore. Iay. y :; ,pl. i3 ss p 9 D H.
I-ITt.n il!tay. sept. -. 80 y. m.
Elliis-a. saturday. sept =. ,. II.
Mar-l9ll; ~, Z gissday: uet. 2 1;-9 , M
she.ly y'l!,e. oct .; =; m
Naa.5 Na-..''.- rSG ~ i 81 {, - . D. .. M.
\ ei''' :. Z lAtI5lf., OcT. ~ :. N.
a. ..i.1,Sn 2i.,,,'I ls st,Ir,y ,->sS' ~; Il H.
Benton Monday, oct. Is. / !. m
HONORABLE f. NJ C1,t,Hs-Tr
Bo5r,iuc, Thursday. Sent. =. D. II
As1snaiIr + il4sy. Sep': 5. 3. M
E1loI.i5. s,.'.' MONDAY. 81, /. ,. = m. H.
SSg.HiIa, i5-.si%y; 0Sl a. 2. n
Mount Nernyh. 4hui sLay, oct. .. p.
Aurgt4, fI-tay. Oct ;. p. m.
J l5'ia-5s;oH: Asa.ay, Oct, / ?. m.
ftt- Eeie''e.r' GgsGsy' oct. p. ,. n
:S,zs5a s,s 5.'' rldg ot, os,' Il Il s b H.
Ssre LII I:Y 97':, 1850. Cot H. o. III
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

Ayers Hair Visor
Ayers Cherry P-c;Orsi
Ayers Comstonc
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

McDFA RN5CTS-Th0T1a Henry M-Dearmcn.
J- dearly beloved sou q Thomas Fl. and Mary
81 NcDearugn af EssA Vernon ave, At 4 2. ~,
tn September p. i9.0. at tho age OF Z years /
month AID days.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL,

NV NtF4hfHEII VI NlNEi1tIVI IIiIEASIIf,
Next term opens September ..
Entrance Examinations Septe mber IS.
Two ears course.
For Catalogues and information apply to
W. :. CT RTIS Dean.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

EENO--On Wednesday September %. 1870. a;
80 A. n, Margaret Reno. beloved daughter O
Charles and Mary Reno tnee Murphy, aged j
years months.
Funeral from family residence. No. III Barton
street Friday. September =. st 2. m fr4eLGa
aHd relatives Invited 70 attend
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

teTsalIIes. satlTlay, sept p. ! p IN.
IfU"pTattr Tuesday. Ost. .. 100 T. ru
Gals. IN. "Wednesday, uct. 9. i.SJ p, IA.
windsor. hslrra1Ay. OCT. :. .;.3 ,. III.
Lection. t'gt. T. 5.sJ D. ~.
l.A',uE. lTit5y. oct 5. ! ,. m.
Fins-s.4le. Friday. Oct. 5. 7.S3 p. III.
IyiuU---. saturday Oct. C. 1 J. ~
IOidea. saturday. OCT. :. 7.51 p. T.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

wESSTER-On Tuesday. September 2t. 1900, a.
D m, Edrin Newell Webster, NJ. D.. beloved
husband Of Addie Webster Uee Nhte> ard only
soH Of Doctor and Ms. +. r. Webster.
Funeral Friday, September g. AT 10 a m
from his fathers home. No. 67l9 Michigan ave-
nua. 1ntert1ent private.
Los Angeles. Cal Baltimore. Nd. and Chi
essos Ill. PAPERS please COPY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

Alton. Thursday. sept. q, p. H.
Gstew0uI, Friday, sept. 5. l y. III.
BUlIpuan. Saturday. SeFJs =. ?. n.
HONORABLE John A LEE
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

Hermann. Thursday sept .. $50 p. n.
New Haven. Friday, sept. .s l =. III.
Valley Park, saturday, sept .. p.
HONORABLE JAMES X WADDILL-
Pennington, Saturday. Sept. %. / =. p.
HONORABLE EDWARD ROBE.
NinoEa, Thursday. SeIt. % 7.30 p. II.
Enit .aCe. Fri1dy. sept. Is. p IL.
Birch Tree. Friday, sept. g T;50 p -.
CaDool, saturday Sept ., 40 p.
MGTshiield, Monday, oct. !, p. N.
seymour, Monday Oct. I. ..35 p. ~.
HaTtyiiie, Tuesday oct , : =.
Hansfirld, TUESDAY, Oct. = T.St 3. m
Mountain Grove. Wednesday. oct 8 l ?. II
Houston. ls;.n. THURSDAY, . T. :. p. m
Salem. Friday. oct. s. 100 .. IN.
HONOR II L MORTON I..I.pr.AN
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27
SCHOOLS.

'euJUry uuiI5ing ST. Louis. Day and hight
chOOl. Gail or send for catalogue.
WILLIAM J. HOPKINS. President-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-27

TCMPKINS-On wednesday, September g, 1900
at 2-au a. IN. at the residence ot his soil-lI-la1s
campbell + Shaw Woudewn, Missouri racine
Railroad Judge benjamin TunplI;ns, in ms
eiShty-siNth year.
laIerment at Boonville No.
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RoNALDSDN-On TUESDAY, September =, 1900;
at - y. m. John R0nslds01, dearly hei0Nel
husband 9f Teresa RcEalIs61. after q lingering
Illness in his f;fiy-eghth year.
Funeral from his late residence. fil5 west
Belle Place, 10 the Cathedral Chapel. FRIDAY
:. pteTuhcr - at a. m, thence 10 ta4Eary
Cemetery. Friends are invited 20 attend.
chlicoths. O.. Kansas City. 81. Joseph and
Omaha papers please copy.
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BJOKS-I wan, t. Inv LtW. medical and
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Market.
DOGS, CATS. PETS.
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breeding 'Rp"~ ElrIes goldfish. parrots seed
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sales 500. \ 80. Republic.
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