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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Santa Fe lodge Of the Elka. No. 400.
have elected the following oitiesTs: Jaa.
Massle, exalted ruler w. H. Pope. e.
teemed leading knight; q. l.. sollgnae,
loyal knight; A. 70. Renehan. ieeturing
knight; 4. ]. Helm, secretary; Charles
Haspelmath. treasurer. A banquet was
held after the meeting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Il used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure In my
family with wonderful results. II
gives immediate relief, IL pleasant 10
take and 10 truly the dyspeptic's best
friend" says E. Hartgerink. overissl,
Mich. DlgessA what you eat Cannot
fail 10 cure. ]. c. Berry and cosmo-
pe3ltlan drug stores.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Territorial Treasurer Vaughn has re
oeiyed frOm Territorial Secretary Geo.
III. Wallace t3.55s25 incorporation fees
Tor the quarter ending March a. This
rs by far the iargess amount ever re-
celved IN aAy quarter Tor incorpOra-
ton fees.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Rev. w. No. eltaeF. w. Cation, N. r.,
writesi IL had dyspepsia over twenty
years. ana tried doctors and remedies
Without benenI was persuaded 10
use kodol Dyspepsia Cure and Il help
Cd me from the start 1 believe Il 10
Be panaeea Tor all forms Of lndlsoa-
ton" II diEesis what y0u eat. J. Q.
Berry and Cosmopolitan drug stores
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

The democrats closed the city cam
paign BY street. meeting last night al
the corner OF second street and RAIL
rad pYenue. Those who were present,
drawn tbither by music from the aal-
walton Army Corps and a bonfire, were
addreased BY O. ~ Marion. Nell a.
Field aud II. b. Ferguson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

A man from Iowa, accompanied BY
his wife and child. arrived at san Der.
nardino this week 90 look after the
property Of a certain pr. Carroll. who
had hlled them with stories OF his
wealth while stopping with them az
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

To secure the original witch haze
saive ask for Dewitts Witch Hazel
salvei well known A. a certain cure
for piles and akin diseases Beware OF
worthless cOuntorfeits. They are dan
Eeroua J. c. Berry and cosmopolitan
drug aforea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman. Mileaburg,
Pa. says, as a speedy cure for
coughs. eclds, Group and sore throat.
one Minute Cough Cure 10 unequaIed.
II IL pleasant for children to take. I
heartily recommend u 20 mothers" II
Is the only harmless remery that pro-
duoeS immediate results. II cures
throat and lung diseases. II will pre-
vent consumption. J. c. Berry and
cosmopolitan drug stnOres.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
ro CuRn a onl.n IN Oh Dan.

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
II Il fails to cure. v. w. Grove'c sig
nature Is on each box. &c.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
Coming to the Circas

The Santa We railroad viii sell tick.
eta from Santa re o. Albuquerque on
the occasion OF the coming territor-
ial convention. April 18th, az one ana
one-ffth OF regular rates A special
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

The Chama sold placeFs are 10 be
worked BY dredging machines. Ten mill
lions Of dollars IN gold n said 70 be In
sight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

VIM. Mccalister, who was brought TO
81. Vincent hospital from Albuquerque
in the last stages OF consumption on
Jan. -, died at that institution this
morning. and WIN be buried in Cedar
Hlli cemetery o-morrow.--New Mexi-
can.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

their lows home The property has
not YET been located. neither are the
many friends % the taikatlvc doctor
20 be found. What next7- Needles
Eve
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

"a. ProvenSher Iiound over Untii the
Fall fertn Petit Jary Completed.

"a. rroeenuher Hound over Untii the
fali ferm Petit Jury Completed.
In the United States court the other
day the case charging Edward Proven
cher with selling liquor without q a.
cense, was continued until the fall
term. and the defendant gave oond In
.he sum Of $500 Tor his appearances AZ
that time. lie lives AZ AtarQue. south
OF Grants, In Valencia county.
A plea OF guilty was entered In the
district court thia morning BY Louis
Morano, who waa Indicted for stealing
a watch. and the prisoner was given a
sentence OF three years Ia the peniten-
tiaTy.
THIS morning sin men qualined 10 act
az petit Jurors. and the panel was
completed. No business was taken up
and an adjournment was made until 10
O'Clock "Wednesday morning when
they viii 10 40 work in earnest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

For several months past two old
people named Mr. and Mrs. candelariO
have eeen diligently digging underneath
the old adobe house they occupy back
Of the building formerly used as a
spanish Methodist church at santa Re.
They have even extended their opera
lions TO the adjacent yard The old lady
explained 10 a New Mexican rey0riis
that she had received Information that
e box containing golden doublo0ns was
years ago buried under her house or
near ~, and that she was resolved TO
ma II u the persistent use OF picks and
shovels would accomplish the deAired
result
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
OFFICIAL NOTES.
NOTARY PUBLIC APPOINTED.


Governor Otero has appointed Joseph
W. Coe, og Fort stanton. Lincoln coun-
~. a notary public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Rev. =. BaFnltz, u. D.. western lee
turer OF the board OF home missions OF
the general synod OF che Lutheran
church, who was visitor TO our city
In January, will pass through Albu-
querqne tonight ON his way 70 the
Colorado synod, and will be met az the
depot by Rev. r. A. BeDdrat and vita.
General Manager n. U. Nudge leaves
san Marcial by hia special train a.
o'clock this afternoon tor Albuquerque.
lie IL accompanied by Mrs. Nudge.
who was the guest OF Mrs. c. q.
cruickshank ~ san Marcial durlng the
wait 81 this special.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
LETTER LIST.

tSllowing Ia list Of letters remaining
lnealied for In the poslaliiee at Albu.
queTque. New Mexico. for the week end
ny March 20:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
Oh, the Pain of
Rheumatism!

Rheumatism often causes the most lr.
tense suffering. Many have for year
vainly sought relief from this DISABLING
disease, and are to-day worse on than
ever. Rheumatism 10 . blood disease,
end Swiftn Specific n the only cure, b..
cause u Il the only remedy which O.
reach such deep-eeatad diseases.
A few years aeo ! was taken with innamns
eery Rheumatism, which became % intene
nat was fof weeks unable 10 walk. tricd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

several prominen, phy
ciansand ipk their treat
ment faithfully. hot was
unallo 70 gst the slight
eat relief 10 fast. ny con.
dlsion seemed ~ gryv
wores, Tho disease spread
over my entire body, and
from November 10 March
I suffered agony. I tried
many patent medicines,
but none relieved me.
uTpn the = dytoe % a
friend 4 deridfd "a trw
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Mokl Tea positively cures sick head.
ache, Indigestion and constipation. A
delightful herb drink. Removes All
eruplions OF the skin. producing a per-
feet complexion, or money refunded.
25 cts. aud 80 cts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Though sraln 10 an agricultural
country, a he'd 10 import last year more
than $4,000. go worth " grain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

a. q Before aiinwtnH ma 10 take "a. how.
ever, ny guardian, Who VAS chemist. ana.
lYHed the remedy, and pronounced u free ~
potash ~ mercury ! feit - much better aflef
laklna two bottles. that ! continued the rem
4iy, and Ia two months vas CURED mpleteiy.
The cure vas permanent, Tor have never since
dimes exposed 10 damp and cold weather.
ELnANoa ~ 1ITPnLl,
e7ii Powelton Avenue, Philadelphia.
Don't suffer longer with rheumatism.
Throw aside your oils and liniments, aS
they can not reach your trouble. Dpn't
experiment with doctors--their potash
and mercury will add TO your dlsabil-
lty and completely destroy your diges-
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Pretoria IL 900 miles north OF Lord
Roberts present unot, and for much OF
the way the country IL easy 10 defend.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

A bli for the taking OF . census ~
che British lslanda IN 1901 has been in
arodmced In the house Of commonA
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
The Bankhsads
Of Ike.

We'll yog see Eo Is a great grandson az
Governor Thomas Mann Randolph, of Viz
Eiai'. Who was q scn-in-law OF Thomas
Jefferson"
Then Doctor Blusbsai Is HneaI
d.-s"-1d 1dlHt "f Thomas jefferson. tnnG''
Yes, indeed, he is Il Grrat-srca t-graud-
sor. ! thought every body knew that
'fhuu1s jefferson diiu't have amy Indian
blood ia nim did h."' asked the attorney.
iu Fsartly the manner - would have
csu9s-s NImiusI a witness
no" she answered Though Mr. Jeffer-
sons mother was e Randolph; the Indian
str.n comes iu with Thomas Mama RAN
-y.nA. who married Mr.. Jeftcrs1n's Gaush-
ter Martha. lis S-.puG cousin"
Here thr Iitte giT! spoke: When We were
lu jefferson city last winter" She said.
''ni0uei TcWlcs inlrcJUced me 20 a young
.a"y, named Miss Julia Eppes. and told
mc size was tie gr-aj-srett-Sreat grand
daughter OF Thomas jefferson. Was she
any KIN 90 Poc3huulas2'
Yes. she was = descendant Of Maria
Jefferson. the Presidents younger dauC--
ter. Maria Jefferson married Colonel Goan
". EpEes and died. leaving one child. a
SOD. named Francis Erpes. Francis Eppss.
thg grandson of jefferson, from whom Miss
Eppr~ or jefferson city is a descendant.
married Miss Randolph. a niece Of Governor
Thomas Mann Randolph; there's whore
The Pocahortas strain comes IN that
branch Of The iamiiy.'
The attorney spoke again: YOU don't
seem 70 De- able 20 trace the pOcahontls
strain further back than Thomas Mann
Randolph Now what kin was Thomas
M1un Randolph 20 Pocahontas?''
WHY" said the old lady. promptly,
'TloUds Mann Randolph was 4 Strands II
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There Wa- Another S,u-Whc Fell az
LcXingl loG."


of Colonel Archibald iaruy. who married
Mary RavtpIuH daughter OF Richard Ra.t-
ti,..- whose :. ifa vy.is y.pr Eoy-liug great
,,...-.i.r .,,-I,t,y ,f tac,bo,,t.s
~, 40 s1ii tho 3+torp.y .fhpt's going
, rittf. t,. f,r hack for me II 1 wasn't
.,g,. nv. Ii, 4nru mar ,ycr,Il i,,st say
- -.
..i,f ,1,. .f! l,.I, II r.,,, trace INV
.... -.,-.. "a D, a.. IIl,, l,oYqIa..
II Ian. . great deal Tnare interested -
I-.,,i,,., ,-,..f nv children ar, than what
~, ..-.'...If,rl,.. ms ., s.,id TN. ATTORNEY.
..,,...r. 81. .,.I a.. ,tl i...tv ,.rrv mother
.. NJ ,,. ,'-,., y,, are from
- ,aI ., .., - ,-.,. r., F., h,.i,.,... i,.
ID, 80 -. 1,r.,.. i "a il.t,-
.,.,''k % H',H -, my , ra,r .vc,o,,ly
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louisiana and
Bowling Green.

y.E-- ,,.y I--Il-ir- IN TI-,,---,-.- 60,
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........... ........., ,'
"r'''i"" 10" coming ami N.''a IN" T1r--
1913 7''''' '''" '' F''' ->"" ""'" .'"
~; To- Bowling, Green You must agree with
the Bowling Green people iu aII things
.-. ,....,ll H.. .u rr..,. ,r.-.. fires. ...-,-,,
49, '..t. ...., ..-l. ~ -,
-, Oh. .'E" t'' "''' " you non "'''N
''''' '-'.'-' -''.'' "l '''"i :
m 90, ''." ..' 80 '' .'N''
''.-' y ,'' l'"s' .- ,'' .- F ..-N ''
r+''"r I'i".''' Gree. - l- summer '''
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
Champ Clark and
Dave Ball.

Gle got H.a start r--at t-Ee.' replied The
7..t.. ole ana Dave. nm, were p.-t.srs.
g,,.a ~ rf,,n noon. a- ,hr.... ni-... nr,.
..s ..,. .... g.. l....... .f..... , .. man
..., ,,.. ,,...... ....
S'a4"' ~" i'"''''' '''.7 jessie -''.'.'.. VI .'
aa1 pedigree " a!.' bong. 'i- ;"-H Amor
wasn't -'H. B. ra Dave - .l'it' h!J when J."
I..r went tn s-a h.~ daughter. 81. 81,
flgulhr Dee would -iy. him a a.aJ j,..;t bis
ro,u ~as better J|.n his company. T"rI
Hs wrote ,u ,ul, ami pat up 81 card I'm '.-
nsr.rr v.l,. luaG. Gentlemen must leave
rx.,.t., aI I'D O'Clock = gu,s- gh-t VIII
show him which, IVA. the Wind blows st:t
.5r,.,,- ,,.,g4.. U4-a-ir-l.e. as Pee Hrart
eliza g-.,rsr,. al f... .....E .ll4r him and 1.y
a.,.. b.. t.r.a..,.r dreams About uric.u
...... r.. .r. st tt..... ,-.,... l,ru..i. ri his
- t.. ,.,f... ..r.r ,,,..,, .r.F b., g, tft-
~. t..5'. r,,rr..-ry ana bfs rIubr -h,r..
-. a.. -..,..s. ..[ i,... .I...r ami
o. 500 d.. t.....i ... ...,r.-,.,-
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- - , .-.-.
i'H"-s'. -.1' ...,, D -.
'Aa...t ~' '' '' . -
h.- custom O." "8 81. "'n- '..t .' ".- N'
I' h'1 H""' i'r. 3. ''''' ~
minutes carr '''. '~' i'''" "'a 80 .'
IlH o"u aaa.- l', Nri'lA& '''"' "" 'h
due uIn-. ,."' '"'' 1'' '''' "'t'rS =F''
.IIl'rA ards.
"Iid Y4pI-Iu-Iar say 'iu- bless you mF
eul4r.n"" } asked.
'.Yss Iudr,a.' said the i'c'"r, 'aHl
Dave was always iH- iHt''.-r .''li--h-ii"-
Speaking of ancestry. Dave is Do, SIpu-h
himself ou Juat score.
..>-sv.. a.l yu,l eyer ua.irs l.H uLuI Dave
Ega resemble. George NdsHiE-tuu.' said
th. doctor. .irs.nvati'"ly.
said Ea..-t. lu- "sii-I. hastily. trIt
WIS not I5uch of "a hand al tracing ie-
-eInDIaup.=.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30

WRITTEN FOR TEfEs sunday i&I.l'l TILLG.
, when first read Theodore preiscr's arsl-
Gle on Champ Clark ana his district, which
appeared IN the June number OF hiEsiic's
Magazine, / thought Of iJ. a.i Mr.. Reed said
concerning the Democratic party ''rha. y
was not wholly bad" thought T. contained
= modiCun O; truth and some literary
merit I was In the East when 7 read It
though. which may account for my being
such a uumbsEull.
The first person 20 cnlighten me on .he
subject was q young man from Mexico.
-Audrain County. whom ] mat in the Eas-.
] said 10 him: Have you read the article
in AinSlic's Magazine entitled Champ Clark,
the Man and H:s DjsLrictr"
Yes he replied. "aad thlak the man
that wrote Il ought To be Cakca uCJ and
tapped for the slmplcs." The idea 0f pre-
tending TO write Up the Ninth Congress'on-
81 District and never Sc much as rC1-
JIoining Mexico an. sam Cook ana Bob
White and Hardin Col1e@e, -he military in-
Stlru!e: James Newton Basket, the au-
thor. and James Robinson, the champion
bareback rider OF the world, Why, he di1
not even mention Governor HardiG's nams:
ShgCkS.'
I am sure" 7 remarked. CHAT tbe man
wrote iC Ia a friendly spirit. both as re-
garus Ar. Clark and the district which he
represents IN Congress"
'Oh, I think he is "a harmless idiot. = a
hopeless one sJf the man from Mexico
UsYrle do net sec a railroad once in three
weeks. why. didn't he tell that II aE!co Eas
tvo daily newspapers that are read by eN-
erybofy who claims To keep posted IN
rarrent events? Ny opinion is," continued
the irate young man, that this Dresser was
never in the Ninth District OF Missouri; at
all. He was only drawing yN his iIuac:Ia-
lion. That Il taG truth Cf H."
A few weeks afterwards 1 met 2 man
from Montgomery County ia -. Louis, aDi
as soon az he saw me he began. Say. GiG
you see what that writer from New
York had L. say about Champ Clark and
his distriCr.'
1 said ( had.
We'll, don't It beat aI;2 Now. II that fell
low ever comes back 90 Montgomery may
be he'll wish he hadn't"
Come back" J. said. Then he has real
Iy been in Montgomery
"Oh, yes" said thc Montgomery mar;
ne got HE wife there. He married into
one OF the first families"
The article was very wei received in
the East" ! said, "uud YVES read with
much interest. ! think IL was considered
very good
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30

! ''h is ou Account of Dave Balls Pups
! w.n si.d a year ago. and y.hu WAS as rsUu-
4'" Tdesatur Hs bliss brother Was @ rr. ..r'iri.
Hr were s.ru-o's ut Goy'fUrr 'i"ih"rue
f Y r&euu. who utm" very UaaT taking
Ai furj uus of Inr Union.
T. Would h:Ne dome g. bod 10 Eot been
i"F 3Frt"L Hair spoke ~ q ,,EriJu.-
U.ll the DOCTOR ilrL-f-iu-IAw- laying
as tho paper vhi-h hr bad i-een int"uty
srs.
ST. - Pc continued. ''nuf So trying Cr 50
taTfibl" a,, ;he reconstruction days whish
i' 1--we; the war Frank Eiai: u..I fuus.r
III years i'm the lui-I hrUy. uuL Ee
r'Eldn't svdil-w ih. 'rst uatH he spoke
~" just after the war. on; there iu Ees-
i'Llts Grove. near town J was there ana
E'Erd him. ! will never fp:srt how De
Looked when Dee urbuaElrd his belt anu laid
two navy pistols uu Tie table. y hear ttlt
] am 20 be killed here to-day ms said, 'and
thought Il well for everybody 10 under
stand that idllirg IS sam: more than ore
r-u play at Then ho started IN ON hts
specch. After awhile hr was giving il 10
Jl.eu pretty straight. when big fellow
started toward him yelling He is -
rebel take him out take him out" Blair
stopped, looked ut HIN right in the eye,
crooked his finger ut him and said; YOU
come aud take H1v out hut he didn't
come
'Ex-seuator John p Henderson lived here
once didn't he?'' | asked.
yes" replied the old gerjlemeu. IL"
was a poor boy; widow son, came out
here from Virginia and settled first IN Lin
coin County: vent to school there to Judge
Murray. Afterwards Henderson came UP To
Pike and taught school in calumet Town
ship himself. boarding AZ old man Matthew
CsIrens's, the grandfather Of Nat Reynolds,
and one Of the Eturdiest odd Democrats in
the State. Henderson was a Democrat. too
then, ami ] believe he was aIway- one at
heart He went over 10 the Republican"
during the war but h" was against the
test oa.il.- aud We owe him debt OF graft
:u!., for his vote against the Impeachment
OF Andrew Johnson. They say around here
that Jo,n b. Henderson started out TO be
the richest man in the world and 70 be
President Of the United States II he had
been content with one or the other, be
might have accomplished il. fcr he had a
great deal Of determination and cot most
everything he went after. Wen, he has done
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30

ta.aE,t NsrtiG ,iuUqtU and Sild- I FCCl
HouureI to Have Him Accept My Chair.
his graaas1ns-iu-'ax vote III. Democratic
ticket
They are all PikFFs, them"
"i,s nearly all He mas = grandson IN
ST Louis. Doctor John q. Morris, and Two
az liS -r.If.3aU.hte;7 live there. Mr..
Daniel and Irs. " ellis. Mrs. Ws.Is has
two Ia. Irsu about grown. Howard anu
Dixie. Dixie is O. great beauty, Hike her
mother auI grandmother. one oi Es5
graEttdugh;,rs. Miss Lizzie Norris. mar
s.ei Mr. Porter Norton IT lincoln County,
Since her death. be-, daughter, Natalie, lives
with honorable and Airs. Il. II Nor'ou-'
We'll" said l. 'it ia said that Champ
Clark was never known TO make = speech
without putting ia Thomas Jefferson. Thit
may he tae reason Of it. He likes 10 please
Then there IRE no Republicans in Bow
ling Greent'
You bet there is Doctor Reynolds lives
There. n. j. cock Of The walk among all
the Republican. cf this district. but his
,on-in-law. Bobar, Lec Pollard, IS a DEM
ocrst," said the oli lady.
Il would judge 50 from his name, indeed
said I, iaughi:r.
GENERAL Ise has two other nanaesakes in
Bowling Green" said the oij lady, Robert
Lee Hawkins. ou- * the proprietovs Of the
Hawkins Stock farm, and Robert Lee Mot
ley, q iiS.HE young liWF"E, lalrly married
10 niece Of NissouT.'S next Governor. Then
one of the leading lawyers Of the town IS
JEFF Davis l!ostettcr and the cashier OF
The Farmers BARK. IS JeI Davis Nctune.'
1t is easy To tell on which side Of Mason
aud DiXun's line Bowling Green was during
tho war I said.
oh, I don't know: there were Union
mon. Governor Bob Campbell. that's got
more natural sense than any other man in
the county, wis In the niol service"
Did Colcusi I'yer i've in Bowling Green
or L.u.-iII;9 80 I asked.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
pat Dyer and
Bob" Campbel!.
and on
I'll re-

Both" answered the stage driver. ss OF
came 4. Bowling Green from Lincoln mar
Jy and studied Iln with Judge Hunt. Enesr-
wards he married the Judges daughter and
lived In Louisiana awhile; ana then he
moved 20 81. Louis. When he first came to
Bowling Green he had hayseed all over him.
Ile buardsd az the Blaine Hotel. a mighty
fine house az that day. Old lady Blaine kept
81 splendid table. Colonel Dyer always
topped there when he came back TO Bowl
Ing tireea as long IS she ran the house Hs
always said that hs Couldn't get chicken
daiDpl.nGs any place else that tasted like
hers. I have heard the old lady laugh and
tel; a MANY time about new green DYER
was. v hen he iir=J come 10 town. She said
after every meal he would walk up to Mr..
Blaine snd hand him = quarter Of d dollar,
;h- pIice Of the meal FINALLY Nh. Blaine
told him he had better pay by the week or
b. the month. Pat was surprised 20 md
that that vas the custom. He said ne al
WAYS liked u pay as 10 went"
1T r. strange" said somebody else, NOW
Colonel Dyer can come back to Pike County
and make Republican speeches and abuse
the Democrats like piCkpuCsets anu yet
make nobody mad. II anybody else was TO
rl:k Ike Over does they'll all get hot in
the collar. hut they all just laugh al him.
T..vy know he don't mean wor'. OF II.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30

TO learn "a little IL you had eyes iu Your
head. l would get out OF Calumet Town
ship If I Were You before I Dragged much
on Pixies Peak. Where IS your pride and
self-res?eCt. Is yhe ola Gr.ciaE spirit
frozen in your veins, tuat yau can bring
yourself 50 admit that there IS any c1ln-
try IN the world that equals Pike County,
Missouri Il is the garden SPOT OF the
wcyl0, aud Calumet is The asparagus he'd
Of the garden. as Tom Marshall used 90 sag
Of Weodfofd Count. kentucky, Why,
~Fat are You made oi2' he SAIL turning
sharply upon me You. who were born
here in Calumet, whose father w-s born
here; whose sTandmothCr and grandfather
were married here. arG whose great grand
father and great grandmother l!e buried
here. | say | don't know how YOU can even
think of Pixies Peak when you are IN Pike
County.
Il hope you don't imagine thar ] am un-
aporrciativc of the scenery of Calumet or
indifferent to the benefits which do accom-
pany and flow from Pike County L said.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30

au irfJ out. Why
dlGn't he nat In
Thomas jefferson
jackson See. direc-
Tor Of the Naval
Observatory a.
kEaskinE.uu. the
greatest astrouC-
uer ut his age II
the world, vnD
was born and
raised right lu
NJ 50 uJ 3 % IN q p -
Why. last winter.
when all In. ryst
or the asrronq-
aers had predict
rI that she stars
would fan on 81
certain night. and
got out their rrle-
scopes ana things
and set them Gp
20 see the sight.
Tom turned iuso
bed At 9 o'clock.
lie said. says he:
Gentlemen you're
a year too soon.
The stars won't
shoot for twelve
months yet,' and
shoot they didn't,
which shows CnaL
Tom knows more
about stars than
anybody now l.F-
.ua. And. talking
about preachers,
why didn't he
leave out old man
INecmans and put
.H Bishop Marvin.
the greatest pull
pil orator Of this
century, born and
raised IL War
Tgn2
Did you know"
he continued,
that there is Il
beautiful church
IN 81. Louis called
.hc ~ arVin
church.. hat
'jauuS rs - lupEu- I
.ncnt TO the Inenl- |
Dry OF the great |
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
Thomas Jefferson ].
See Knew Better.

We'll. the only thlr. tsat 7 saw good
about it," said the Montgomery man, were
the pictures. The pictures couldn't be bsat.
All of them were a. natural as life; hut
# 1 had been going "a write mp the history
OF Champ CiarlCs district. and did rot have
room for ciI, I would have left uut some
that he put in, and EUt in a good many that