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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-21
The Ladder.

The pleasant effect and Perfect safety
with which ladies may use Syrup of FigS.
under ali conditions, makes II their favorIre
remedy To set the true and genuine article
look FOR the name Of the California ~
Syrup Co. printed near the bottom of the
package. For sale by al! druggists.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-21
DALLAS NEEDS MORE WATER.
Services of a Chicago Expert on
Hydraulics Are Secured.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Dallas. Tex, Sept 0.-At a joint meeting
OF the Water Commission and the Public
Improvement Committee of the Dallas City
Council! to-day it was decided to procure
the services Of Chester q. Davis, the noted
expert hydraulic engineer OF Chicago, to as
sist in the development of new measures for
procuring an increase in the water supply
for the city of Dallas. This city has ex-
pended, approximately, 81. 250.0 600 on its water
plant, but there il still a shortage Of water.
Another 100000 of bonds was sold last week
10 raise money with which TO extend tire
plant.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-21

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington, Sept. Cultural free delivery
service will be extended at Fort Wayne,
Allen County. Ind, October ]. Thre car.
riars WILL serve an estimated population of
2.soi; carriers, j. j. Arnold, ]. f. Beerinan
and g e Krvder. The post office at Perry
to he supplied by rural carrier from Fort
NaNNe-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-21
CETE ITEMS.

THIS will be ore OF the Big Fridays at
Crawford's. Every lady in town IS expect
ed to be at St. Louis Greatest store to-
day. Those who are unatle to attend the
sale should see to IL that they have q rep
resentative there. as the bargains to he
had in all departments Will be worth COM
ing miles to get.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-21
.sc tu $3.50 Excursion,

Sunday. September %, via Big -Four. TO
Bunker Hill. L.itchfeld, Hillsboro, NoRo-
mis-. Pana, Shelbyville. Windsor, NATION
and way stations. Train leaves st. Louis
S:32 a.. m. Tickets, broadway and Ches,'
nut and Union Station.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-21
Splendid Offices for Rent.

$50 per month and upward. in the new
Mermod & Jaccard ftreproof building.
broadway and Locust. Best city location.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-21

REPCBBEC SPECIAL.
Ramsey, H.. Sept. 20-Congressmau Jett
addressed a large audience here to-day. 4
Bryan and Stevenson club was organized.
with Sam G.. Morrison president, Henry
Strobei vice president, ard j. c. Lloyd Sec
rotary and treasurer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-21
American ManteI Clocks.

Iron, Porcelain. Bronze and Gilt Cases. all
warranted. N75 TO s.. Mermod & Jaceard 4 s.
Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-21
Another Tailor Quit the Busines..

Was shown q suit at the Globe, Seventh
and Franklin avenue, made for $l2. that he
could not produce for double. Pants to
order S. and NJ.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-21
STILL IN NEED OF MULES.
England's Demands on Texas Indi
cate That War Is Not Done.
pEPrRLrC EPECTAT,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Bonham. Tex. Sept 10.-The British are
stu needing mules and horses 81 the Trans
wall, and from the wal they are shipped
from here every week one IS not led 70 be-
lieve that the war Is over. Stager & Co. to
day shipped a train Of fourteen cars Of
mules 70 South Africa, and the same number
CT horses were shipped last week.
An unlimited list OF wonderful cures
proves the merit Of Hoods Sa~rsapartlIa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-21

DR.. STEGERT6 AngosJura BittsTs be
fore meals. the South American appetizer
Beware OF imitation.-AGvt-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-21
LOW RATES TO DALLAS.

Via NJ. n. N t.th"tS I'seNT |
Sep,ember %. IS. so, October 3, Z. 5, 10. Good |
Until october ID. See "katy's' ticket agent. !
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-21
Wi, PAY More Than g Per Cent.
Rural Delivery service.

A good sign will pay good interest. Will
iarnson-Gunning ADV. Co, 5i6 Walnut street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-07

= scarcely a week but
n- woman in this city
; poke; book and the
l!!,i1u exists all over the
Its poor and rich alike
|Sd this way and all be-
As fact that fashion pre-
Ping a pocket in the dress.
Hsa going about the city
their packet books in
Ani yet one is as SEN
p other. But fashion
settles the whole mat.
TIE procc.s of losing
] 90 on.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-07
II. A. Sallee offers many de-
cided bargains.
Here is partial list of our best BARGAINS:

No. !. This 10 all that can possibly bc
man. eomfor, and pleasure with basi.
n-~s. nj Rn outlay far bclow tho real valn"
aud original cost Over 40 acres Of Fich
l,p,,om land. Gnb scr's Of which can br
pu, under cultivation: all f-ac-Sl and
cru~a.f-nccsi: til, bc~; supply nf stock
water In Colorado gora trs- with this
place. The house Ia modern Hnd On"
tina, uould h. cr-ii, Ia city of lun.nr
t,ropl-: has 80. range: hn, Rni cold
water: line bath room and bath: lots of
rooms anil closets: plan Of housc is very
cunv-ni.nt for the lady Of tho mansion.
In addition to- the above. there IL "a large
barn with four box stalls and several
open stalls: gooi we'll: wind mill: water
tanks: pipes laid for water 10 yards and
gar,icu. We will scli this property on
term. tu sui, or will exchange what you
have TO offer.
No. .. Herr Is something 10 please in
tho way Of n small place nicely improved
aud only a few minutes ride from the
po.,of,icc - - acr,s in all. divided to
large aud small fruits. vegetables, can,a.
loupcs aud sugar bsc,s: cosy i.room
brick cottage: good barn aud shells: all
fenced: water rights Al. For better dcs.
crip,iou. price. terms aud location. call
and SEQ us.
No. 2. Is n six room ccmcn,sj adobe
cottage all on the ground floor. very c"ol
ani pleasant. large lot. fine shade. large
barn. on corner. West and North fronts.
Very cheap. Price $4,000.
No. 1. Two East and two West front
lots on Main street. right in town both
on corners. Price East front ..... 500.
Price West front. ..... 30.
No. s. Indian claim nf 60 acres. Far
ties looking for Investment. will find this
a snap" harl 10 beat The price IL "a
per cent. below par. AZ II lays in sight
Of Rocky Ford. It is bound to more than
double i,s value in the next year. onr
price until Sept. 1 will be sl2O per
acre. Don't wait until too late.
No. -. A I.runmcd, South front cot
tasc new. large front windows, glass front
doors, lot I5xlOO. Price. sNOO.
No. -. This is duplicate of No. -
anil would bc nice for two families wish.
ing to live next door to each other.
Prize prirc........................sSDO $500.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-07

RNON DAY the original of Coondos interesting Fall festivities
much larger crowd last Thursday than
@ When Swn originated this unique celebration
lie little thought that Watermelon day was to be an affair @?
of celebration will Ill
ihsomcov overflow of news weeks Enterplsc)
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-07
|me Life of China.

H'Ic OIL emma.
N'arr whn for several
DO China. and who
l facilities Tor under
/ hmrn" side of Chi
-f'.w',- io the Octo-
| t'"r ar article tia,
1 r." hight or the home
N.m"n. This ar
fi',ra'"I ] with several
.2'"slWhs of Chinese
a,''Ne -"~Inl positions.
| humber of The De-
addition to Miss
t,c,ii@. AMI the eighty or
OF prcscnt-day
~ hr' Prominent fea.
~ magazine, contains
{n; valuable contribu-
,'y Years it has been
n american women for
n,,u nom" dressmaking
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-07

Fine young chunky l,iOO lb.
mare for sale. c. w. Irwin.
lltf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-07

"'i that opportunity
sTery mans door but
"a may be. but il we all
ssh tn" world imagining
''nnIiy never knocked
Ne should be in hard
r. We know men who
{ Eoko n dozen different
A'r" l'"on called upon
|''h time 10y opportunity
their feet. Opportun-
At a mans doors as
man l.n- intelligence
extend I.1s hand and or
| aoiu.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-09-07

4 No. -. 4 hiE bargain Will b- fonni
IN this cn~y i.pom-i cottage as 1t is
clos, In. south front. ~ t-c, frontage on
ono Of the principal s;rc-,S in town. mus,
bc sold 10y SrpicmbrF ls,. Price sIul.
No. -. 3-rpam cottage EAs; front.
shade Ani fruit, ,r-cs. cbrTal and stable,
10, iISiil pricr nov. ... ...... .s.Isj.
> No. ~ \ Ecnuinc Hnap. . room brick
} cottage iu ucs; par; Of town Eas, front
! 10, TSxlin. larac s,abi. with nov for n
ton u hay. aooi corral. vir, f"an--. nice
growing shade ;Fcc-. is also ou corner. No
will soil this plarr on terms ur take gopi
> TEAM OF HORSES As PART PAY.
MENT. Pricr. icr...................s 500.
No. -. 3 r.om cottage. three closets.
No. ~. ir"nm cottage. l clnsc,. wes.
front, ............'.' .'si'Upp.
!, No. n. 4 room cottage. 3 closets. west
=, front. Observation-Disclosures. .sl.sr.
No. n. @ room IL story. l closet.
wcai front, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .sl.iub.
No. n room cottage, ! closet. west
/. front. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sl,lur.
No. n room cottage. closc,. wee.
front. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .ei''''
No. n. s room cottage, closets, west
front, ,................... .sl-ac.
No. ~. 8 room cottage. closets. west
front. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 'sl-Vo.
No. ~. II room FLAT. North and
Eas, 'front.'. ................... .s3.orp'
No. -. 3 room. two story brick. wee.
front. ...................- 'si"p''
No. N. . room. two story brick. west
, front, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .sl'pC.
No. ~. 5room. two story brick. ives,
No. II. This is GOOD. Two story
$ rooms, , closets. bath room aud bath
tub. water closet. hot and cold water,
: nice yar,i. a very DESIRABLE HOME.
/ l'ricc ................ .....''.'' '..Sf'uN''
No. ~. good store building 2jSl0.
on Main street. ..................S" .S",oV".
No. ~. A fine two story brick 2INl5S
ON Main street. ...................sI .sI.JOn.
' fine bargains in vacant
to show you. fyou are
see what you want in
have others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-05
PORTO RlCAN DUTIES.

Tt must be discouraging to the
cuckoo press-those newspapers which
coo every time the White House
cloeh strikes-to note the regularity
with which developments discredit the
policies they feel called upon from time
to time TO defend.
There. is the Porto Rican tariff, for
instance. Confessedly unconstitutional
and at variance with the traditional
policy of the American people as enun-
clated at that Boston tea party of 1913
and repeated on every patriotic occa-
sion since. yet administration follow
ers declared that the tariff was essen
tial to the relief Of the destitute is
landers The proposition to tax peo-
pie because they are poor is charac-
terisueally Republican, to be sure, but
the result has not indicated the the
ory
Governor General Charles H Allen,
who but recently assumed charge of
Porto Rican affairs as the representa-
tive of this government, has sent to
congress through the secretary of state
a request for a reduction of the tariff
on rice from 81 per hundredweight to
50 cents per hundredweight until Jan.
1. 1902, and the duty on olive oil FROM
so cents to 10 cents per gallon until
the same date" At which time it has
been promised that the whole tariff
win be removed.
The governor general recommends
the removal of this tariff on the
around that THE people feel its in
justice, especially in view of TIE fact
that the entire rice product of the
United States, even if it were all
available, would not be equal 80 above
so pei cent of the wants of the is
land.
These are only two items of the
Porto Rican tariff schedule. But Gov
ernor General Allen has only been at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-05
LESSON NO. 10.
sEIxIEME LEGION. sEE-ZEE-EM
LES-S0NG.

Talk Between Visitor and Guide.
Conversation entire une visiteuse ct IN guide.
Visiteuse-Etes-vous pref partira
Are you ready for cur journeyl
Gaide-Nous partitions tout de suite 81 celia
vous est agreeable.
We may start at once, II SO agreeable to
you.
YIsitense-Avant de partir je veux Vous
poser queiques GU estlons
Before we start ! wish to make few
inquiries.
cuide-Madame. ~ repondrsi de mon
mieux
Ask, madam: shall be delighted to
give you any information.
Visiteuse-Dites-moi sill vous plat, on est la
Postel
Tell me. please, where is the Postofficel
Guide-LA Noovelle Poste est au coin de Is
rue St HoEcre ct de Ia rue du Louvre.
The new Postoffiee is corner ST. Honore
and Louvre streets.
visiseusc-Y attn des Sous-Buresux de
Postel
And there are sub-Postofflcesi
Gulde-Oui les lampes bleues que vous
T0yez 10 indiquent IN bureau de poste
ct de telegraphe.
Yes, the blue lamps You see there sig
a fy that there Is post and telegraph
station.
vlsiteuse-Y a-t-il aussi DIES cabinets tele-
phoniGnes publies2
Are there also public telephone boxesG
Goide-Oui, ct vous trouvsrez tout ce don't
vous Aurez besoin, du papier a
depeches, le Botin, etc
Yes, you find there everything; tele-
graph blanks. directories, etc.
blen coate Isffranchlssement
des lettresl
What is tdo postage rate for lettersl
Gride-Pour retranger, vingt-cinq (20
confines;
Pour IL France, quiuze (15) confines
ForeigA letters, Is confines about 5
cents)
Local lett :, Is confines about cents).
visteuss-Qr / est lie prix d. une depeche
'repons payee"l
What Il price for a telegram answer
prepsi' ,
Guidc-Cels depend dn nomore de mots.
According to the number OF words.
Visiteuse-Que co6terait une d6peche de dix
mo!s, 'repense payers
How much would telegram of ten
words cost, II prepaidi
Guide-Un franc. madame.
1t costs one franc, madam.
Visiteuse - Maintcnant dites-moi ladresse
du Consul american.
Now tell me the address Of the Ameri-
can consul.
Guids-SoD adresse est: No. 80 avenue de
POpera, madame.
His address is: No. 36 Opera avenue.
Visteuse - Faut-l enyover mon passport
pour lie fsire enregistrerf
Is it necessary for me to send my passport
for registrstionl
Guide-Non. e'est inutIe, vous pouvez lie
porter sur vOus on bien lie deposer a
votre hotel
Not necessary; you may keep 1t with you,
Or deposit as your hotel.
Vlsiteuse-MRintenant voyons IN peu, que
fercns-nous sujourd huil
Now let me have look what We shall
see to-day.
GuIde-J'ai fait IN plan pour yisiter Paris
en- six jOurs.
MY plan for visiting Paris is arranged
for six days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-05

The last insular commission appoint
ed by the president fof the Philippines
has reached its field OF labor. It has
nothing to propose, no reforms to in
augurate, no civil government to au-
thorize, and the islanders are disaD-
pointed and disguised in consequence.
Those who have been amicable and
have talked with their fellows for
peace are said to be disheartened over
the hardness of the administration to
recognize them. If the insurrection is
over and the present trouble is but the
guerrilla marauding of Ladrones. as
Otis maintains. why shouldn't it be
made an insular affair for police regu-
lation. instead Of a war for congress
siona1 discussion?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-05
ANOTHER SECRET OUT.

The killing Of Aguinaldo, which is de-
seribed in detail By Major March in his
report TO General Macarthur and tele-
graphed T. this country by the mill
tary authorities at Manila. throws some
light on the insurrection and upon the
camoaign methods of the mouth
fighters in this country.
The instruction is kept alive, not by
friendship, bat by fear not by the At
ktnsons. but by the Beverages of this
country The Tagals are not inspired
to fight through hope, but through fear.
Speeches rejecting the American SEN
timent have been kept from them by
their designing leaders. Speeches indi-
eating a fer0ciOus and mercenary spirit
in this country have been translated
into Spanish and circulated among the
natives. If these people could get an
idea of American sentiment through
the utterances of Senators Hoar. Hale
or Mason. they would doubtless lay
down their arms, willing to entrust to
such a people their lives, rights and
liberties. But the situation is best il
lustrated by the dispatch from Luzon.
Major March overlook the insurgent
chieftain at La Cat, just as the latter
was preparing with his bodyguard to
encamp for the evening. The account
of the attack and the killing is as fol-
lows:
The Americans fired volley and saw
the office drop fNom his horse. His fol-
lowers fled. carrying the body. The
Americans on reaching the spot caught
the horse. which was richly saddied.
Blood from = badly wounded man was on
the animal and on the ground. The saddle
bags contained AGtIualdo'S diary and
some private papers, including prOclama-
tjcns One OF these was addressed TO
tie Civilized Nations 1t protested
against the American occupation of the
Philippines There was also found copies
OF Senator Beveridge's speech, trans
lated into Spanish and entitled; Ihe
Death knell of the Filipino People
Whenever Aguinat1o wanted to
arouse his followers to a fighting
frenzy he read the sordid speech of
Senator Albert jeremiah Beverage at
the head of his army. Every listener
became furious IS the appeal to avar-
ice proceeded. When the Tagals were
convinced that the struggle was hope
less, and almost persuaded that the
American people were kindly disposed
Aguinaido had but 10 produce the Bev-
eridge Grafton and the war was re-
newed with redoubled fury. It is not
a struggle based on promise, but on
desperation. And the main reason they
had Tor believing Albert Jeremiah's
speech 10 be the death knell of the
Filipino people" was because he has
claimed over his own signature to be
the mouthpiece of the present admins
tratlon on all matters pertaining to the
Philippines.
Peace would have come long ago hut
for the blood and thunder buster of the
wiid-eyed advocates OF imperialism.
who delight in standing near the pie
counter and out-blowing old Spain her
self about what is going to be done to
all who oppose the rule or criticise the
policies of President Mckinley.
1t is Just such speeches as that of
the youthful senator from the Hoosier
state. and inst such Incorporate edi-
toriaIs as appear in the imperial press
from day To day that have kept the
Tagai insurrection going.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-05
LESSON NO. IN.
DIX-NEUVIEME LEGION. DEEZE-
EUHV-EE-EM LES-gONG.

DIX-AENNIEME LEGION. DEEXE-
NUHF-EE-EM LES-SONG.
L'eglise ST. Roch.
Church of st. Roeh.
Les fontaines Mcliere ct Richelieu. En-
face de la fontaine est la maison No. "a,
on Moliere est mort, en- 1873
The fountains Moliere and Riehelieu.
Directly opposite the fountain is tho
house No. "a, in which Moliere died
In 1878.
La Bibliotheque Rationale, ses me-
dSiles ct ses antiquities
The National Library, with its sntiqui-
ties and medals.
lie palals de l'Institut qui embrasse
cinq Academies differences.
The palace of the Institute. which con-
tains five different academies.
lie pslsis des Beaux Arts Peinture,
sculpture, architecture ct euvres mu-
siesles
The palace Of the Fine Arts. Paintings,
sculpture, architecture and musical
works.
La MonRaie.
The Mint
lie Pont-Neuf (oh il une statue de
Henry w.
The Pont-Neuf (where there is a statue
Of Henry w.
lie Jardin des Plantes (qui date de Pan
1880.
The Botanical Gardens (Which date
from 1885.
Excursion Versailles (parc immense,
pare d'Armes, caserne ct chateau
Louis XIV.
Excursion to Versailles grand park,
drill grounds, barracks and castle
Louis XIV.
Excursion a Sevres manufacture de
porcelaines).
Excursion to sevres porcelain manu-
factory.
Excursion a St Cloud Cbaulieue de
Paris ruins du palais imperial.
Excursion to St. Cloud Suburb of
Paris ruines of the imperial palace
Visiteuse-Y a-t-il des trains pour tous les
fsubourgsl
Do trains GO to all suburbsl
Guide-Les trains, les vapeurs, les voitures
electTiques, les tTamwsys. les omnibus,
ct d'autres voitures partent pour les
faubourgs principaux toutes les dix
on quinze minutes.
The trains, the steam boats, the electric
carriages, tTamways, Omnibuses and
other conveyGnces run every ten or
fifteen minutes to the most prominent
suburbs
Visiteuse-Quelle est la meilleure heure pour
visiter Versailles!
Which is the best time to visit Versailles /,
e-Generslement lie matin; l'spres midi
lendroit est-encombre de monde.
Usually the forenoon, because in the
afternoon the place is very crowded.
Visiteuse-Eh bien, qu'avez-Vous prepare
pour demainl
Well and what have you arranged for
tomorrow
Domain, la dernlAre journee. nous ferons
plusieurs excursions.
Tomorrow, the last day, We shall devote
to excursions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-05

The Troy Record says Dewey has
no earthly show to get the second place
on the Democratic ticket if Tewne's
nomination should be ignored by the
convention" We are not SO sure about
that. If Mr.. Towne should withdraw
from the ticket placed in nomination
at Sioux Falls for tie sake of secur-
ing perfect harmony, no man would
stand a better chance for second place
than would Admiral Dewey. He is a
Democrat. believes in Democratic prin-
ciples and stands on the constitution.
The convention will have many able
men from whom to choose. but it might
do worse than nominate Dewey.