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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07

council Proceedings.
Codh6il ROOM Mo. Valley, 10.
June. 9Th, 1900.
Council met in regular session.
Officers Present:
E F James, Mayor.
Wiley Middleton, Clerk.
Councilmsn Present.
JR McGavren;
r A Mckay; |
NJ O'C"nnor;
H II Fisher;
W q F.nsl.r.
Minutes of last regular and adj !,
journed meeting read and approx
cd.
Moved by Fisher and seconded
by McGavren that the City Solic-
itor be instructed to prepare an
ordinance governing fire escapes.
Motion adopted.
Moved by McGavren and seed
by Fisher that question of renting
hose cart be referred to committee
on FIRE department.
Moved by McGavren and seed
by Fisher that the resignation Of
n g York aa electrician fnr tho
FIRE alarm system, be accepted, and
the work be turned over to Mr..
Kennedy, Of the Electric Light
Company. Motion carried.
Moved by Mckay aud seconded
by Fisher that the committee on
streets aud alleys be instructed to
wait on the Electric Light Co.,
and notify them to move their
poles inside the curb stones along
the streets and alleys. Carried
Moved by Fensler and seconded
by Amen, that the bid of " NJ
Carlisle for tb" City tapping be
accepted, which is as follows:
One half inch long side 5000;
Three-quarters inch long side,
$1,000; One inch long side sl1 rs;
One half inch on short side ST 90;
Three quarter inch short side IS;
One inch short side SO 90,
Motion carried.
Moved by Amen and seconded
by Fensler, that the Committee
on Wat rworks be instructed to
put in one sjx inch we'll at the wa
terworks. Motion carried,
Moved by Fensler aud seconded
by Amen, that the Committee on
sidewalks be instructed to have
an ordinance drawn, regulating
the building of eide. walks. Mo-
ton carried.
Moved by McGavren and secon-
ded, by Amen that the vote on the
adoption Of the resolution passed
at the meeting held on May 18th,
1900. cutting off the lights of the
City, and cutting down certain sal
aries, ETC., be reconsidered.
Motion carried.
Moved by Fensler and seconded
by Mckay, to adjourn.
Motion carried,
-. WIrEy M,nnr rrnN
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07

Ivy poisoning, poison wounds and all
other accidental injuries may be Quick-
ly cured by using DeWitt's Witch Ha.
eel Sslve. 1t is also certain cure for
piles and skin diseases. Take no other,
If Elliott 8 Harvey
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
A Card Of Thanks.

wish to say that teef' under last
ing Obligations for what Ghsmberlsin's
Cough remedy b g done for our fam
lily, We have used it in 80 many Gases
Of coughs, lung troubles and whoqpipg
cough, and 1t has always given the
most perfect satisfaction, We leel
greatly indebted te the mshufscturers
of this remedy and wish them to please
accept our hearty thsnks.-lsespect-
fully, Mira Doty, Des3Moines, Ia. For
sale BY Elliott & Harvey.
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To Cure q Cold While You
Sleep

To Cure q Cold While You
Sleep
Take Weeks Break Up-A-C Cold Tab
let's" No Cure, No Pay. Price Csc.
Elliott & Harvey sole agents. If
Reports show that over fifteen hun
dred lives have been saved through the
use of One Minute Cough Cura. Most
of these we're cases of grippe. Group,
asthma. whooping cough, bronchitis
aud pneumonia. LIS early use prevents
consumption.
tt Ellott + Harvey.
Bright eyes are an infsllible in.
dex to youth. nice windows from
which Cupid shoots his arrows.
Rocky Mountain Tea mikes
bright eyes. Ask your druggist.
To Cure a Cold While You
Sleep
Take "Weeks' Break. Up.AsCald Tab
let's" No Cure, No Pay. Price ESQ.
Elliott & Harvey sole agents. If
Half Rates to Philadelphia Pa
Via the North Western Line. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold at one
fare for ~. :see round trip, June Il
Is and l6, limited to Jun6 ~. w, or or.
account of Republican National
Convention. Apply to agents
Chicago & North Western R'y.
- E-A-.S----l -----.
If you give the 'tJpis James cigar
one trial, you will always smoke it.:
The cigars that ere made to give salts
faction to the purchaser are the Lonis
James, the Missouri Valley. Courier
Journal and Globe Democrat. he
member this.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07

II you want . farm loan see, j L
Martin hehss 5 and 6per cent mon ey
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VERY. tow Rates 70 s!lo T.. !
Falls 8. D. .

II you are looking for bargain, il
q nice City home see J + Martin.
tt.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07

The following delegation will lesye
Mo Valley on the 81 Of July for tire
Democratic National Convention at
Kansas City. They will go ss mem
bers of the Jacksonian club of Omaha.
VIC t'ensier,
+ A Foot,
Earl II Harris,
j Fitzgibbon,
Samuel Holmes,
Chas Hillisid, :,
j E kirkwood,
John SHELTON,
J X MctSsvren, .
Frank Temistes,
l. Brown,
The boys will occupy their own
sleeping cars while in the city, and will
hsve sests ip the Nsslona conversion.
Very. .Low Hates 70 s!lo T.. I
:. Falls 8. D.
yia.the NortKwes Line Ex-
cursiou ticketswill be sold june 9
to June -, inclusive, limited to
June %, on. account of annual
meeting Supreme Lodge A GU W
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kodol Dyspepsia Cure
s'Digests what you eat"
For Bargains.

In fine wall paper call OH ID E Ball
painter ana raOer hanger, Office on
lower sixth street TT.
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Psrker's laundry, sixth street, hal
block north If Erie. First class work.
Phone No 1913. It
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PATENT l!|I.I2Cll331
sketch and description of any. invention viii
promptly receive OR opinion free concerning
the patentability OF same. How to Obtain q
through as advertised for sale at our expense.
Patents taken out through us receive special
notice, without charge. in THE PATENT RECORD.
consulted BY Manufacturersa and Investors.
send for sample copy FREE. Address,
vlcvoR !. EVANS 4 co.
(Patent Atforneys,)
Evsss ss,itIss. wAsntNeron. Q. e
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kodol Dyspepsia Cure
s.sDloeSts what You eAt.n
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07

y. ,....e,..I.S ~
!: i, jQ { u. !: WIFE
OUGHT n3t' q ';Dt;oother sbou, preparing
Your dir net daring the hot weather
1heh.y oa~eSh ge,-H. warm and afpetiz-
iage meal lSf so-little cost at the u
:. s95dldsr's Restaurant Z
Lowesrsa Fifth Street.
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Farmers Club Organised


Farmers Club Organised
At u meeting Jhne 9, 1900, 1T the
home OF Mr. and Mrs Wilson Doty, for
the purpose Of organizing q Fsrmer's
Club, the following fourteen names
we're presented as charter members:
Wilson l.oty
Winnie + Doty
Il Jones
Jemima Jones
Henry Wingate
Mary Wingste
/ Hardin Aldrldge
Margaret Aldridge
EGG Jones
Mary l. Jones
w A Jones
Maggie Jones
W NJ Jones
Jane Jones
1t was moved and seconded thsst Tue
club be named Union Farmers Club.
Mr. W A Jones was chosen tempo
rsry president aud + L l,eebee tempo
rary Secretary.
Wilson Doty was elected president
for the balance of The yesr.
II L Aldridge, Vice President,
Mrs Jane Jones, Secretary,
Henry Wingste, Treasurer.
After the electiOlt Of officers remarks
were made by jas Vanderhoof, presi-
dent of Harris Grove Farmers club,
also appFDprlste selections were read
by J l. .Jbne,snd + Il Beebee. .
A,myieSiee selection was then rem.
dereh hx,thp young ladies'. ;.
r. Qussaions for. next meeting are as
ffollGl9wss1. -
L.; How shall eetrid of little red
ants? Referred to Mrs Jane Jones.
., What tame grasses ,ye best
adapted to Harrison county pasture
lands? Referred to II Z AhariHge.
4, When is the best Il ma to SOW
blue grass seed aud, the hast way Of
planting? Referred to Wilson Doty:
CommatteS' on ahestions for next
I Adeetipg, w NJ Jonas, Haydln 4ldriAge.
H4d Mrs Maggie zones. >.
.sMdtFm was then made and carried
that II thanks aafa,ths uHIldaa club are due
|,e6 shb, 'mep6ars 81 the, Harris Gro, 9
i cta4 for their .helr and Kindly assist
anti, and Also 40 Mr. AVID Mrs Doty for
Feheir kind hospitality in sterling this
organization. ~,
tts s .fhs nstt meetiAG 81 the,club will be
Held with Mr. and Mrs w NJ Jones the
first Saturday in July.
Mrs w NJ Jones, Sec.
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Ladies shoes,high grade

All SO so shoes, cut price So 90
All $3 90 shoes, cut price So IS
All SO Is shoes, cut price So SO
All SO 90 shoes, cut price 81 IS
All 81 Is shoes, cut price 81 so
All ST so oxfords and sandals cut pr ST. Is
About so pairs of oxfords, email sizes, d
to 4, former prices 50, 81 Is and 81 SO ali
cut to 81.
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Boys shoes, tan and blk
All SO SO shoes, cut price So Is
All So Is shoes, cut price 81 80
All - 90 shoeP, cut price 81 IS
All 81 SO shoes, cut price 81 Is
All 81 Is shoes, cut price 81 90
Misses, children and baby shoes in an end
less variety Of styles Colors red, tan
chocolate and black. All high grade goods
at same proportionate cut in prices.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07

Take Weeks Break Cold Tab
let's" No Cure, No Pay. Price Csc
Elliott & Harvey sole agents. If
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
NEW RAILWAY FOR ILLINOIS.
st. Louisans as Incorporation
Plans of Enterprise.

There is prospect % a new street rail
yy-,v lire on the Illinois side of the river
I'm the near future. 1t is proposed to con-
rcct Venice. Alton. Edwardsyi!le and the
ptb.r towns adjacent 4 franchise for such
J, linz Is already held by the Mississippi
XaIisv Transit Company. which aTsady
has mart of the system in operation
Xyheth.- the new company i a part OF this
cvst,m is uncertain. but IL has already
hgan Incorporated in Madison county, iil-
,gnis tho names 81! the incGrpOratoIS dp-
,..ariul- on the records as Charles III. FUR
~ who IL president Of the II. Louis ana
suburban Railway Company OF this city;
S,to Schulenberg a capitalist. now residing
M the 81 Nicholas Hotel: Theod9re r
Niay.r. vice president of the Meyer troti-
- Urr,.. Company. and Albert smith. Il
r..fir,I whoicSat. grocer.
ia directors Of the new company are
I>r.E.riCk Kohl and Edward Norwald of
tartC. and Charles Travis. George Bug
,cvys and William WarEOck If Edwards
,-,1ia fhe last three named constituting a
~ firm Of that town
Throdore r Meyer, one of the incorpo-
r.tnr,s was, seen at his home. No. ISL south
.;urrnton avenue. last night. He denied any
lstirste knowledge II the new enterprise.
Ing that he was merely an incorporation
~~a was not interested financially In the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
TOMMY MITCHELL'S ESCAPADE
Ran Away From Picnic and Was
Found Selling Papers.

Thomas Charles Mitchell. years Old, was
taken for HI outing in Forest Park Thurs
day, along with dity other little ones, most
OF whom @ers charges OF the Mission Free
School OF the Church Of The Messiah sLs
Iomniy was Nhen II Was tune 10 x, home
All the children except Tommy Tepur.eu
PRESENT Tommy cuGIu Tot De IUurlu The
childfen uepioyeI around the grounds about
E the DdBd pavilion and The grown IcUpAc
Called But Tommy Was gone, and the par
( ~ went nome without hIm. tiiS dl-i p
pesIaaCs Was reported to The lTsC Dolce
man that appeared, ana lie Notified the
headquarters. aGulIs the Interesting detail
naped-"
About 10 o'clock THURSDAY night Tommy
returned TO The mission, At No NJ. Chest
nut street tie Was la ta.: CUSTODY 81 ais
iatner who reported that he had found
MN near tie corner Tenth and UIlyc
streets with a D4Eu;e CI new spsl-rs under
mis- arm How Tommy MADE the trip from
Forest Park TO Tenth and Dnye streets,
and now he got the stock of papers com
bins to make one o. the mysteries oil the
mission Tommy viii not tell. tie refuses
10 say whether ne beat his WAY on several
ears or worked on SAD tale on "A conduct
n ana got hauled iuC nothing There were
Indications that Tommy iHJ.ier had inter
vt&ed him inpressively. for Tommy
showed decided preference for standing
Tommy says he is going to run away
again. He said that before, AMI Mrs. A.
W olkew:t2. natron Of the mission. expects
him to carry out the present threat As lie
did the previous one. Tommy has an idea
that the nission Is much on the order OF the
House OF Refuge, and his antipathy to re-
manning there Is of the aggressive orJler
TomInys father is John Mitchell, who
took the child TO the mission TUESDAY The
father says the death Of his wife three
weeks ago broke up his home lie gave no
address at the mission. He has another
son. Older than Tommy, who ran away
some weeks ago. and Of whom no trace
has been found.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
XesuxIus Has Lott Its Cnnc

The fiery crater Of NesUy:us. now sudI,niv
silent was explored by scientific men
,yho discovered that tho cone had cis.ppea.rl
cavsral theories are prOpounaed as 20 Why
,h. .r1,r;Eop ceased at a time VIXEN the ,lt-
NM was the strongest. also regarding the lis
arnearance OF the cone The general belief is
ana, fh,. cessation was due 10 subsistence. and
ubtrb is looked upon proyideu;ial Such
bap-ruiug was as unexpected ss are stomach
disorders with which people suddenly ind
themselves afflicted. Slight symptoms are
neglected. until dyspepsia Is chronic The
r.-s.Ai,- I, take at the slightest disturbance a..
TIE digestion is Hostetters Stomach Bitttrs
This Is valuable medicine absolutely IN
.n,aled In all cases Of constipation, midas
ton biIioueness or malaria. fever and asle
II Lrlngs about healthy condition OF me
bov.ls increasing the flow of gastric jules
AID improving the appetite. BE sure TO civ: it
a tT:SS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
DAINTY WHITE WAIST.
All-over Embroidery Would Look
Well Made in This Style.

Ladies' Shirt Waist. No Tg2f Nanv
/. dainty white waists ar shown, fog dra-sy
occasions. made OF ail-oyer embroidery. in
serted tucking in lace anI HAMBURG. fine
u.!nit.eS and lawns. with Ilcy stripes and
other delicate novelties for summer cr.4-
rs Illustrated. this shirt waist IS mount ed
on Il Slpv'-i-tet lining Of white lawn The
'i;iHi '!uefy IS smooth across the shoulders.
Win siEht fullne-S at the waist. ARRANGED
IN uhy plal'S. The waist l. adjusted Hith
shoulder and underd-m seams. having SIN n
Eath.r r. At the neck in front. 1t closes with
pearl buttons and 5uitonholes worked
through Il strip of embroidery, which is
applied down the front.
The fashionable collar Is shaped with two
points IN the back. y frau OF embroidery
Is applied at the lower edge. of the correct
two-I tcce sleeve 4 feature OF this skirt
Is the basque portion. which is added az
,he belt. fits smoothly over the hips and
does away with the extra fullueSS. which
is sometimes objectionable In making up
exp nsiye materials. this is Also an eco
nom. al method. aS the basque portion may
b. cut in plain lawn.
This model may also be used for rig,Ie
Mads..s. Gotten cheviot or percaIe. and made
without lining. as illustrated in the
omitted in favor Of the straight linen collar
and smart cravat. which are 50 popular al
present.
To make the shirt waist In the medium
yards Of thirty-six-inch material. The pat
tern. No ..9i: is cut in sizes for .. 81. 81.
-. ~ and i2-lnch bust measure.
Child's Dress. No. SriS-Paie blue lawn
was chosen for this simple. but attractive
little dress, with Nalenciennes lace and in
Scrtion as trimming.
The fabric is finely gathered and applied
at the lower edge Of the shallow. straight
yoke. which closes in the center hack.
The comfortable sleeves are SHAPED with
inside seams. and in elastic is run through
the hem at the lower edge to confiue the
fullness around the wrist. The neck band is
q: insertion. surmountet by A narrow frili
Of lace. which also trims the sleeves.
The stylish drop yoke Is included in the
neck seauL apd closes in the center back
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
REUNION COMES TO A CLOSE.
Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star. AdiOurnS.

The United Grand Chapter. Order Of
Eastern Star. held two sessions yesterday
AT Masonic Hall. No. 2oS North Eleventh
street. after which the annual reunion
finally adjourned. The officers for the next
wear were elected at the afternoon session
after which a reception was rendered to
~ wives daughters. mothers and sisters
81 the members TT the order. Professor Il
W Foster the head Of tn" order. and priu-
ciraI of one Of the Kansas city schools
delivered an interesting address
The grand officers were Installed at the
evening session by the Reverend Doctor
+ T. Butler II sprineii-ld. Mo. Among
II. Harrison. VI. G. Mcdowell, Corne,ia
Russell. May Shrqpshir"; Jennie Ben NJ.
H. IcscI,b Hereford. T. 7 thompson. T. T.
Euck. May Caruthers. Mrs. Herndon and
Mrs Y T., Guy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
SECOND BRIGADE DECkMPS.
Third Brigade Will Pitch Its Tents
To pav.

REPUBLIC SpEClAI.
Springfield. III. July o.-Camp Lincoln
is practically deserted tonight. A; $50
O'clock this afternoon the post flag was
lowered the last company OF the Second
brigade having passed through the gates
at that time.
Early tomorrow morning the Third and
sixth regiments Of Infantry, comprising tho
Thrill Brigade of the Illinois National
C;unr,l will occupy the camp.
EriEldier General William Clendenin OF
Moline viii h. in command of the post for
the n.xt week The sixth Regiment Band,
frnn pixon. and the Third Regiment Band
from Rockford viii be In camp with the
commands to which they are attached
Prior 20 the departure Of the Fifth In
fantry to-day Captain James +. Watkins Of
Company X Of Del1van. was elected Major
of tho regiment. other candidatcs received
the following votes. Former Major Collaiay
Cf p-car,I- .; Captain Charles HeadenbuTC
Company .. Springfield, !; Captain j.
Frank Cassell. Company Ii. Decatur, l.
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, The tuckin- ends a short distance from
either edge. fisrinE from that point To form
q ruffle, which extends out over the shout
dsrs ia a becoming manner. The entire
yoke is outlined with lace siCing.
The skirt i finished in a hem trimmed
with two bands Of insertion.
Nainsook, organize, Swiss or bingham are
appropriate Tor this mode. IL may also he
developed In silk. cashmere, CnalIie. veil
Ing. or albatross. with lace, ribbon or silk
for trimming.
The drop yoke may he made Of the same
fabric as the dress. or Of silk in a con-
trastinS shade.
To make thu dress for n child > years
old Will require three wards Of thirtv-Six-
inch material The patti III, No. S0ls * cut
in sizes for childrea months. L aud :
years
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
THE; DEAD.
CAPTURED SILVERIO.
Dispatch TO Madison Paper Tells OF
Important Fight.
REPCBIdC SPECIAL

RIcPCBILC SPECIAL.
Madison. Ind. July 2o.-The Madison
Courier has received this special from Bay
bay. Lyle. Philippine Islands:
lieutenant Richard buchanan Of Madi-
son, with a detail OF thirty. surprised at
night and captured Colonel Pedro Silverio
and q dozen men. Subsequently SIiyerio
attempted to escape from his guard and
WAS shot and killed BY Sergeant Jos. L..
Rogers. also of Madison.
''Silverio WAS president OF pegami, and
had ordered all the li.N1 inhabitants cut
Of town under penalty OF death. Since his
death the natives who feared him. are
coming in and sIIrrenderiGg in large mum
hers
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
EIks to Meet in Joint Session.

VF,PI EIIC sFECINI.
Joplin, Mo. July 2D.-Thc Elks lodges CT
the States Of Missouri Kansas and Arkau-
sas and the Territory OF Oklahoma. are
to meet in joint session AT Joplin on the
third Tuesday in october. IneSc four
States Will embrace 4 regular circgit, and
this will be It's first annual IN letting. The
Joplin Elks have the finest iudgsyU0m in
the Southwest. and one of the finest in
America. The lodge il a representative ocly
OF Jcpiin's best business men.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
ENDORSED HEATH.
Texas Postmasters' Convention
Elects Officers and Adiourns.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dailas. Tex, July 2o.-The following Off
GERS were chosen by the Texas Post,nas ters'
Association to-day: President, ". Il. Brush
of Austin: first vice president, W. NJ. Maggie
of Denison; second vice president, J. W.
Bell OF Beevi,Ie; third vice president. r. d.
Hunter OF Whitney; secretary and treasurer,
Marshall .. Smith Of BrawUwOod; assistant
secretary, Miss Carrie HOke of Taylor.
The association voted to meet IN Galveston
next year. = series Of resolutions cOmpii-
D&ntary of Honorable Perry :. Heath, who
Iycently resigned as First Assistant Post
master General, was adopted by rising
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
POORS PLEADS INNOCENCE.
Denies the Charge That He Killed
j. T. Adams.
REPrRTLC srECTAL

Rf-PrBlic Si'Et1Ai&
Sedslia. Mo. July 2o.-Anthony ". Pcors
who was arrested yesterday and lodged in
the Benton County Jail al Warsaw, on the
charge of killing John T. Adams. claims ne
IS innocent of the death OF his travalng
companion. Poors has retained Attorney
Willis Wright to defend him. The STATE Is
having difficulty In locating the place where
Adams WAS killed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
Democratic Modification

EEPUBLIC SPELIAI,
Kingston, No., July 20.-Caldweii County
Democrats met at Cowgirl this afternoon tc
ratify the nomination of Bryan and Steven
son. Congressman Doughtrty made the
psincipai address. Frank T. Dizigdiss of
Richmond and ". u. Leeper OF Chillicothe
also made stirring speeches. Large crowd
and very enthusiastic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
snow Fell I'm Mfchign n.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Marshall, Mich. July a0.-Snow fell here
this evening for a few minutes during the
course of a hard windstOrin. The wind vid
xSs.A srxs4fA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
The Quickest Way

To Northern Michigan summer Resorts is
via the Illinois Central Through Sleeping
cars. Leave 81. Louis Union Station al
Is..a noon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21

S1.6O Jefferson City and Return.
Train leaves Union Station S a. m, July
q. Leaves Jefferson City at p. III. Seats
oil
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21

new venture. Asked whether II was the in
tentl"n Of thu new company to .onpcrt
with lines on this side of the river. h.. re-
piled that he did not know, but under
stood tina. the road Was to be strictly an
Illinois affair
II kncw very little about the plans he
said, and do not even know who are the
moving spirits If the enterprise. | thirk
however. that they are the Eiwardsviie
persons whose names you have I do not
KNOW whether there are any other persons
Interested in the road or not"
Charles II. Turner also denied any knoWl-
edge of the road other than that his name
Rad been used Is an incorporation He
stated that he had permitted his name TO be
used merely as an accommodation.
Fayette County. Illinois. Democracy.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nandalia. HI. July 2o--The Democrats
held an enthusiastic meeting In tn" Court
house last night and opened the campaign
I'm Fdyette County ny organizing a Bryan
and Stevenson club Of atp me mh-IS.
The officers arr: President. Judge II. W.
Henry; vice president. D. NJ Clark; secre-
tary. g. +. yesterday; treasurer. ;. \.
Frater. Mr.. d. II. Clark. the vice president
of the club. was eight years ago the chair
man of the Republican Central Committee
of this county. He went over to Bryan
four years ago. and : sail an active sup
porter of the i6-tO-i cause.