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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-01-12
FAIRVIEW W VS..

Geo. II. Havill was in town
Saturday, disposine Of a fine flock
Of guinea fowls. These birdie are
trained warblers and to hear them
greet the early morn with such
Efamous airs as AFTER the Ball.
Sweet Marie" Hot Time" and
"Come Where Ny Love Lies
Dreaming" is enough to make
early rising positive pleasure,
lpstead of pain as heretofore.
Two of the three horses which
were stolen Christmas night while
the dance was in progress, returned
Friday aftsrooon looking rather
the worse for their enforced trip.
1t is understood that acton was
taken at the recent cattlemen's
meeting in Cuchillo, to make it
warm for any rustlers who may
hereafter ply their nefarious trade
in these parts.
- Mrs. Chas. Yaple, Grafton, is
expected home soon from Kansae
City, where she has been under
medical treatment for the past
three months, her life at one time
being despaired Of
Mrs. Jacob Dimes was tho
guest this week OF Mrs. +. II.
Winston.
Chloride, tits rumored, will
wake the echoes Of the past on
Feb. 22d, with grand masquerade
BALL Holmes hall will he decked
in tholidny array, the Chloride
band will be in attendance and
everything done to make the aflair
enjoyable. Spectators admitted
free.
w. ID. Reillcy ia visiting rela-
tives in Washington City, ID. q.
Word hss been received from
Il. C.. Chandler, then at Seattle,
that he will shortly be en- route
again to the Philippines.
Cycling has suffered very little
abatement, thanks to the open
winter. One of the finest spins,
with just sufficient down grade to
make it exhiIarating, can be made
from the top Of the divide heading
towards Fairview.
jenkins, dear" SAID bis wife
At the dinner table, "are you an
xpanaionist ?" "Well, my love" !
replied Mr.. j., 81 think may {
truly say ! am-at least three
lines day" and, rs he passed his
plate for a second helping he
slipped notch in his waist band.
GRUNDY, JR.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-01-12

Says the Silver City Enterprise:
Hon. Nicholas GALES, whose home
is in Hillsboro, N. M arrived in
the city Tuesday from Prescott,
Arizona. He comes here on bust
ness. having shipped seven cars Of
ore from bis mines near Prescott TO
the Silver City Reduction works,
for treatment. For somo years Mr..
GALES has been engaged in mining
in ARIZONA. bnt he bas never
severed his connection with New
Mexico. and still takes the keenest
interest in all OF our affairs. lie
was one of the pioneers OF Hills
boz O, ,.beiug ono OF those who fonnd
cd the town. He has not miseed
an Issue Of b Enterprise
since 1877 lie will be 10 town
during the week attending 10 his
business matters and renewing old
acquaintances.'
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-01-12
NJ. e. CHURCH.

Sunday, January 18th Preach.
ing at III .. m. Sunday School al
3 p. m. Epworth League at s 80
.. m. Preaching at 7:30 p. m,
Prayer service Wednesday at 7
o. m. Come with us and we will
do thee good.
Fl. VAN VALKENBURGH,
Pastor.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-01-12
LAKE VALLEY NEWS.

Mics O'Kelley spent two days
OF this week visiting Mrs. Knight
DC. Taylor sold one carload
OF nannles to Mr.. Stone OF Indian
Territory. Consideration 30 per
head.
g. N. Titus spent two days
OF this week attending lodge and
visiting relatives in Hillsboro.
Miss Mertie Williams returned
to Silver City last Sunday to finish
no this term Of school.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-01-12


A pretty hard story is going the
rounds about Santa Fe's officials,
which is TO the effect that mig
ger" recently got drunk, and was
arrested by a policeman who was
drunker than the "nigger," and
taken before the police magistrate
who was drnnker than both Of
them. But we are not surprised
that il becomes necessary to use
the comparative and superIaiiye
degrees IN order TO give an idea OF
the dlfisrent kiads Of drunkenn -
that occur in that city. Taos
&. sssss.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-01-12
THAT THROBBING HEAD
ACHE

Would quickly leave you if you
used DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands OF sufferers have proved
their matchless merit for sick and
nervous headaches. They make
pure blood and strong nerves and
build up your health. Easy to
take. Try them. Only 25c.
Monev back il not cured. Sold
by l.. e. Movers Druggist.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-01-12

-Thom pson l. Wheeler are
making shipment OF ore from the
Bull OF the Woods to tha Silver
City Smelter.
Ed. Strickland finished up
1899 assessment work on the Salls-
bury mine this week, and made .
large and valuable strike by so
doing,
The Mesa del Orc Placer Go.
has o force Of Mexicans at work
doing assessments.
The Porter mill is about to
put in a third Wilhry table, in
order to increase its saving Of
ore values.
The Snake and Richmond
mines paid off on the 5th inst.
Manager John w. Brooks
miners are hosting ore from
three foot vein in the Chance mine
that assays $3.50 gold aud $50
copper.
-Lessee Chapman Of the Happy
Jack has made dig strike of s OF.
gold ore.
Joe Kemper has returned
from Arizona and accepted q re-
.sponslble position in the Trippe
mine. Joe is a good miner and
we welcome him back.
burke & 20. and Gslles &
Mcvey, leassrs on the Snake, are
shipping to the El Paso and Silver
City smelters this week.
-Wm. Thurmond is making
preparation to 60 to Arizona and
dry concentrate the million ton
dump of the Vulture mine, for
merly owned by the late Senator
Tabor.
The Trippe mine is sacking
another Of its heavy shipments for
tho Silver City smelter.
"A batch OF Snake mine second
class is being treated at the Porter
mill this week.
The group Of mines owned by
Messrs. Larson. Mitchell & Saline
in Ready Pay gulch is being put in
good trim for starting up.
We learn that $4,000 was
offered and refused for the X. K.
mine this week. Mrs. Sherman,
the owner, asks $1,000 for the
property.
Since the new and valuable |
strike was made on the Eldorado |
we hear no more talk OF that mine
being for sale.
Unless Dame Rnmor preyari.
Gates again, the Dell mine will be
started ~ next month.
The owners OF the Freiburg
and Black Diamond mines are
still developing.
jeff Owens has sent samples
nj heavy mangaDese- gold ore from
his mine to FL Paso for test.
1T is reported that j T.. Col
lard is about to take an extensive
leosa on the Sherman.
= Hon. Silas Alexsndrr. ~ 81.
zorro. who is one Of the principal
owners OF the Butler mins in this
district, 10 arranging matters for
the starting up of the property Al
pa easiy jiy.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-01-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
70 Whom it May Concern

10 whom II May COnc6rn
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, January Q. 1900, the
undersigned WAS appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court Of Sierra
County, N. M., administrator OF
the estate OF Foster Cain, deceased
All parties indebted to this estate
are hereby required to settle such
Indebtedness with me, and all
parties having claims against this
estate are required to present the
same to me for payment. in the
manner and within the time pre-
scribed by law.
JOHN M. CAIN,
Administrator.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-01-12

10 acknowledging the receipt Of
q clergyman's permit for 1900, a
Texas divine sent in tho following
to the chairman Of the bureau.
"May you and all your assistants
accept Of the free pass offered by
our Master, Jesus Christ, to ell,
no president OF the Heavenly
Highway and chairman Of the
Passenger Bureau OF The same
narrow gauge route, but fine one
to travel, and very safe no acci
dents on the line conditional
through tickets and no stopover
allowed even to us
Molhodists."
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-01-12

q. NJ. Tomlinson is sole agent
for tho celebrated Kentucky Com
fort Whisky.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-01-12

Can anyone tell, asks an ex.
change, what has become Of all The
ontlauders in tho Transvaal, |, about
whom oil the fuss was stirred up
in South Africa? They were said
to outnumber the Beers three or
four to one in Johannesburg, and
get since the opening OF hostilities
the town OF Johannesburg has been
AZ quiet as graveyard, and there
is nothing to Indicate To the out
side world that the people of the
place are not as loyal to the Trans.
vaal as those OF Pretoria. The
disappearance OF the ele-
ment that constituted the bone OF
is one OF the most mys.
teriousf features Of the situation.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-01-12

TIE expert who wants long
bonds on mining property al prices
ranging from $50 and Il half to
500 and demands about million
OF ore in sight, invariably speak
ing OF my people" is very much
IN evidence now a-days. The
miner, prospeotor and mine owner
has right to know who my
people" are, and whether they
have capital in fact, or are OF the
lllusionistic kind. who imagine
they haye bank account some.
where in n mythical banking
house. Bonds and probable pur-
chasers, with good prospect and
a poor prospector one end OF the
string, and dangling to its other
end a lot OF "mine promoters" who
don't know mine when they see
one, and don't intend TO aoknow-
ledge it when they do see a good
proposition, are bad thing for
capitalists, bad for mine owners,
and bad for poor Jack who has
worked for years on beans and
hope.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-01-12
A. T. 4 S. F. R'y co.

Time Table in Effect at Lake
Valley. January 1st. 1900.
Train Arrives 1906 p. m.
Train Departs 1926 p. m.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-01-12

Total output since Jan. /, 1900, 2l0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
HAWAIIAN POLITICS
tc ik.snHaIMn I'D
Seven Thousand Voters Registered
Democratic Candidates and
Platform Endorsed.

Corr sg-- I.ur~ Z ;'l- As-yriatsl TtsS-
HcI1lulu. oct. II. via san Francisco, Oct.
18Th. Democratic party .ioited a piaJ-
form a. its convention last Monday night
IN which the national ticket and platform
We're 81 uipg.>.d.
=" irral platform declared a-airst the
acquisition % any more sugar producing
territory ~ the Cutsi States. An az
i.opIiGfion for = rs.siou for cN-uue-n
i-l.uoE4I-ni Lr the next Legislature was
i-y"r-'i. TIE payment Of just fire claims
caused ty the nre in Chinatown during,
tie b"honic I!ague siege was advocated.
EeE.ftration for the Territory closed
Tuesday night. the 9Th The t0tlI regis
,ra:iol FOR the district OF Oahu was 5ssl.
Returns have Rot Ieen received from the
Other Islands. but II is estimated that
about 500 names have been enrolled OF
Hawaii. eco on Maui and 1890 on Kauai.
Durin; the last few days preceding the
clos. Of registration there Was g rush to
the United states Judge - he natuyalized.
Close to 30 foreigners We're declared citi-
zcrs. ont IN some Instances applications
ws-a refused on account OF inability 10
read and write.
Prince David kawanaEakoa has been
unanimously nominated for tie uuexpirel
term Of the Fiity-sixth and the full term
us the F:fty-seventh Congresses by the
Democratic Convention.
Secretary OF the Territory Cooper has
submitted 10 Secretary of the Treasury
GAGE an estinl; te OF the appropriation for
Federal improvements required in the Ter
ritory OF Hawaii for the ensuing year. lie
names Si.2"go.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
NOW CONFIDENT OF
NEW Y0RK'S VOTE.
Former Governor Stone Saws
Bryan Doesn't Need That
State 10 Win. However.
EEPrBLTr SPECIAL.

EisPJ-BLI' SPECIAL.
New York. Oct. fS-f'ormer Governor
Stone OF Missouri had a long talk with
James y. Mcclure to-day and announced
later thar arrangements had been made for
Il campaign trip through the State by Web
sisr Davis. when asked 81 lie agreed with
Mr. Mcclure that New York was to be the
storm center OF the campaign. Governor
Stone replied:
y don't know about storm center hut
We VIII make d strong f:ght here and am
confident that We viii carry the State.
Il tidal wave IS sweeping over the coun-
try. We no longer fear the millions
squeezed from the trusts by Hanna. All
the money in the universe would not keep
Bryan from election this year. It wilI be
the most wonderful tidal wave in the his
tory of the country. The tidal waves of
I'G and 1886 viii be liiliputian compared
with ii.
We can elect Bryan without New York
state. but We VIII give him this States
electoral vote. too. Two weeks ago repre-
ssntativeS from New Jersey said that there
was no chance nf carrying that State. This
week twelve Ot the bes;-infOrmed men in
that State say that they rot only can but
Will carry New Jersey for Bryan.
We viii carry Indiana surely and could
carry fl to-day by 31.00o. Recent advices
from Ohio say that We viii probably carry
the Presidents own State also" |
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
BOARD CT Education.


s.. Louis. October Is 1900
- '-'c PROPOSES VIII tn received at the
one r TIRE s:ui:.4Es department. Board o,
t-sIr-ti.;.. Ni.tA aLI Locust streets. on or
n,it,e 1e.oei, = m. oH the slh day CT
!. I.umhs~ for Portable Bulldogs.
= S1iaai's for Portable HGiiCinrs.
g., = Foundation Lumber -Cr Portable Brili-
:. Ni!w-rk for Portable Euildings
= Iia1fware for Portable Buildings.
= ,.-!iS Tor Portable Buildings
=, =. i.trtiH5 and Glazing for Ports bio
iieat.rs for Portable Buildings.
- Gas F,E'gre.s- fo- Jackson building.
=. I4'.-- :Jr High School
y. Glass Cases Tor High school
y tL"i"! case for Sumner Hich School.
y sl1Lu2i Trimming Room Case for Sum-
u Sample case so- Board Of Education.
y, Ttabie I'iaCkb0aTLs.
"! bids shall b sealed and tndorsed
..I:.d on - ard ADDRESSED to WM. r.
!iIINEE; Commissions. OF school Bu;id-
.nsS. ai.i be deposited In the box In the
.3oDy OF tae Edl'd.aS Department on or be-
fore the above date.
6i5s shan be ACCOMPANIED by Deposits as
So Ior:A IN >r.cihca-iou. 10 bid will he
entertained unless accompanied! by such de-
post All Of sdct. deposits to be in cash or
csrtinei checks. T,aie payable to the Board
or Education Of the city of -. Louis which
amounts shall b deposited with the Secre-
tiry aEt Treasurer. VINO VIII deliver there
cis.'G ~ the cr.Ff lore containing the bid.
40 dds received can be Withdrawn prior
70 the close OF tie regular meeting Of tho
Board OF Education next succeeding the
o. ening OF the bids. A violation Of this pre-
vision on the part OF the bidder. or a fall
ute 70 comply with the award made him,
shal forfeit 10 tho Board his deposit as
hQuidated damages for his breach of con-
tract.
Tho Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Specifications for the above work NAV he
viewed VI NED a: the Bdilding Department. Board
change and al the rooms OF the Building
Contractors Association.
WA. b ITTEFR
Commissioner of School Ruilding,.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
NAVAL CONSTRUCTORS DIFFER.
Question Of Station in the Philip
pines Occasions Discussion.

Washington. Oct. iS.-Reports have
reached the Navy Department to the eject
that SUbg Bay. IN the Philippine Islands. IS
not . suitable place for locating an extern
s!Ve naval station. COlling station or navy
yards. owing 10 the limite! depth Of water.
Naval opinion hIs been divided for some
tim. o., to the relative merits Of Manila
Bay and Subig Bay. The Spanish Govern
ritut spent large sums on Sunc Bay. ana il
WIS Thought 20 offer facilities superior TO
those Of Manila Lay for permanent naval
hcIG9uIT;rr'.
An Inquiry as to tine relative merits of
tai, sn.. several other POINTS vas iusji-
,Ut.G som" time ago. and the reports for
Wgrlri through the commander Of the
Asidsic station are not favorable TO SUbis
Edr. holding shat it has disadvantages sim
ilar To those urged against Manila Bay.
Several other points are suggested offer
in-: gCOu sites for stations or yartr. inclIi-
ing Il0 lie and OlolSapo. Naval CoRst;uc-
tor HCUsun has taken "a different view how
ever and mas presented a plan fer an eN-
teagive naval establishment on Subj, Bay.
Ia Vi.w Of the differences Of opinion il is
probable that a Naval Board will b. nane,l
tu pass upon the several points and So
I.ct the one most available for 4 station.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
CONDEMNED THE CANTEEN.
State Baptist Association Passes
Stringent Resolution.

Rttf'l- is1sIF SpECitIE
Cen;ralit, Ill, Oct. 1S.--The State BAPTIST
Association adjourned tonight The next
meeting viii be held In Champaign. and
Doctor Lawrence OF Chicago has been Sc
lectci - deliver the annual sermon. The
resolutions were reported this morning, and
a hot discussion came up over the con-
demnatiOn Of the canteen and the people
responsible for it. but IL finally passed ON
a full vote, amid much excitement.
In an address on Missions" President
MCkay o. Upper Alton ScCYtd tho ChurCn
j. ayIly and Said that the average Co.tri-
button for missions had fallen from 81 cents
10 - cents. The talks all week have ba1r
in condemnation of the home mission v-.Iril
that is being done in the state, and MI the
81 q keTs lttt the impIe ssicp that tie
church was losing ground. Miss Mary \.
Nahun. tine only lady Baptist preacher IN
the state. presented the wo.T&u's side .f
church work to-day. She has Just resigned
a pastOratc at Clayton to 90 into State
evangelical work.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
EXODUS EXPECTED.
Spread of Yellow Fever in Hayana
is Causing Panic.

Havana, Oct. 1S-Yeiiow fever is fncreas-
ing here. 1t Is said that there is not on,
block in the city but has contributed from
one 10 seventeen cases. If there is no i'm
provement there will soon be an exodus
from here.
Frank ". Hayes, the general manager of
the Havana branch of the North America
Trust Company. who is suffering from VEL
low fever is very low. and Mrs. Hayes has
bssD isolated with him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
KNIGHTS oF uDNOR.

- LAFAYETTE LODGE. 40. f5. X.
. ~ of "a. meets ursS and tl-rl F.l-4ys az
~. IuEEiuE's l!l.. -. 'hou cau aNeaL-.
<.slA Al EuIsnig 4 Hol.r invited 10 our
r,t.:I.rs JSy. E. vail. Dictator.
g-r south Fourteenth street
y. = Ei-w!a, Reporter. 40 II. Vincent ave
Ce,s MOUNT 'LfNE i:gl'GE. " ..is. X
I-Ni f'r-.. T,..l.a str.tr a-i Franklin Az -,i..
-a>Tl~ Al E.aH-- i:.1-. ete " Isl oo.ii.'is
Ct!st.I.i-S =. JOci!EiN. h;-tat1r.
So t'u,.. a,-tt-'.
v..n. Mcconnell. FeYar.e-. c5-e Walnut -.
y,sI,1SGT,% I.s:-e. No SOL *. ct
= y ?. IL meets u.-t uui tli-4 Fridays e. NJ
w n.eysr's i.a!i. northwest corner -N.n'u AMI
Il. n I.tiaI streets Al knights Oh Honor ale
.5iii. NirNY. Tis'a.c.r
cs.s Cstgc STREET.
Z. +. Cott=chaIE. E.laJisr. Ils@ Gsser arcnr'.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
VICE CONSUL REED DEAD.
Service Loses a Valuable Man
Was Stationed at Madrid.

Washington. oct. Is-The State Denar.-
fncEt has received a telegram. dated To-
day, from hr Lay. Consul General Of mis-
GoverLme!t At Barcelona, advising it Cf 1at
death Of Mr.. Dwight T. Reed. who y,as
appointed Vice Consul of the United States
at Madrid. May IS, 1893
Nr. Reed was regarded IA a man Of Sill
periOr Intelligence. ard lett an ervili,ia
record in the STATE Department. He WIS
appointed Secretary of the Legation In
Madrid in ISIs 20 effect a transfer wiz:
Air. Adee. the present Second Assistant Sc
istary. who entered the Departrn s,,t .f
State proper in that year
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
SICK SOLDIERS COMING HOME.
Transport Logan Has Sailed From
Manila for Frisco.

san Francisco. Cal. oct IA cablegram
has been received 1T army HEADQUARTERS
here announcing the departure from Ma
Mia o. October g Of the transport Logan,
carrying 30 SICK. ter insane ana thirty-nine
prisoners.
About fl3 horses and $50 mules will hs
loaded ou ths horse transport ConemaaSh,
y hich viii -3lt for ~ zuiia this afternoon.
Doctor Alfred g.. G:rarti. the commanding
otfiCo- @t re iresi1!o General Hospital has
received yrUTot.Cn 80 the Office OF Deputy
S;lrs'oH General ii the army, with the rank
Ol Lieutenant Colonel.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
PRESIDENTS COINCIDENCE.
Sent Message to Family of the
Late William L. Wilson.

Washington. Oct. S.-President. McKfnIev
to-day sent a message of coincidence to the
FANNY of ex-PG5tnlaster General William
l. Wilson, who died at Lexington, Va.
yesterday.
The President and Mr.. Wilson served TO-
gether IN the House of Representatives for
several years. and. despite their political
differences. were warm personal 61onlA
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
NEW CORPORATIONS.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
jefferson CITY. No. oct. l:.-CertiGcat,s OF in
CORPORATION were !S-uaI b. Secretary ot State
:. 'i-gr TODAY as follows:
btiu1- Laundry Company of -. Louis. capital
siNnu fuyurpu.lt.Ts- lC.y Seiaboli ,ieor.a.
,:lassbreGa,r and It0, ert t,ister
The ou'eA City T~lg.Acar Company OF -
Louis: capital S.s.pH. l-cJrVora tors Cherries 1;
9. Iiadecck. Fred y. Churchill. II. u Dix aud
others.
CT pital $500. I1corp0rat0ss--J. =. Blakeuore
W. u. Petty. W. II. Douglass and Others.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
Tied the Knot Twice.

kl-F / l.l44l Stf' i-Als
ChIrisstCu. H.. oct. IS.-Reverend ]. W.
Warmla and Mrs. Harriet Gwinn Of this
city, .ecurCl marriage lice! Sc here last
Saturday and going into Cumberland Couu-
~ Sunday, We're married. Yesterday they
discovered that q license In one county is
not good in another. SO they had the knot
tied again. This is Reverend Warmaa's
fourth venture m the sea Of matrimuny
and Mrs. Cwinn's second.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
THE WEATHER.


Washington. Oct lA-koEecast for Friday ana
Saturday: ~
Li.i.1as-Fair Friday ard Saturday; Eight to
iresa AoE'isasterty. sliitins to soutaeTjy, winds
tf,4I. lfil3 tEIidn eTIitOry anu Arkansas-
GeieIa4Iy ;ai- Friday and Saturday, southsrly
winds
iy"a. Nissou-i and Rarsas-Generaliy fair
FTiCay 2h0 probably Satu1day; southsaster.y
winds
->enraska-Ge-sraily fair Er5day 6aturday
o!4hiy fan. with cooler In westerr port,on:
soutte.ss tel y winds
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19

LOCUST 81. 2.r,-Ec..-.l'e voi!-ru-nfS %
ig-u- a-l s..s rooms. modern r-.y ..i-u0.=: a.:
c.-.ar tl..e. be 81 -,rr.,-. rle.4l- terms.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
NATIONAL UNION

LOOKOUT COUNCIL. No Go. M TIo%Af.
CLiun. meets first sul thiI. .'riaays II D. m,
in ig0Au mans Han tnta=t corner iIel n and
locust streets. Members ere .aIHr s.lr r,qGesge.
to attend ana visitors C--..Iatiy in,itDd.
4. I ScHIESE. Pres
J. r-enau. Sccv.
MOUND CITY COUNCIL. 40 IA. NATIONAL.
Union meets o. second a.u fourth F-i,ity each
r-ai.tE, al Howard .l-l. corner Garrison ave-
nUe and Olive street. st O'Clock. Next regular
I.U.!isig October -.
JEO. :. Er- GI:DjGIf President
Attest: Richard = laT-"r. : C.eJaEy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
Young Girl Commits Suicide. A..

REPUEILC SPECIAL
Eureka Springs. Ark, Oct. 1S.-Ida BENT
ley, aged IS Committed suicide at O'Clock
tonight Sfae WAS riding until late in the af-
tCrnCpg with young man and shortly ar-
terwasis was discovered by her sister in a
vacant room in the thross of strychnire
poisoning. She is the daughter OF s H.
Bentley an old railroad engineer whose
iarlaISi i WSu known here.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19
Enthusiastic Rally mt DeIaynu.

REPUBLIC SFECIAI.
Pek!n H., oct. 1s.-rhere was one OF the
largest Democratic rallies at Deiayan to-
night that ever has taken place there DEM
ocratfc marching clubs from Pekin Della
van Hopedale san Jose and Green Valley
with three bands OF music, swel.esi the pr,,-
cession. James z. Ewing of Bloomington
late United States Minister to Austria un-
der Cleveland. was the principal speaker
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-19

vANDEyENTER Ave. 7lSA N Year Delsnar-
reasonable.
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nARoSs or RUNyYmEpE.

-ruv-s-.~ ST LOUIS LOCAL. CDUTCIT. No
E.LlC Il T. Ancient p-ier laror.s .s R,ir-uv-
s2!J.E sn-dc. viii "a y Ieg.ar meeting at
u.c:rta l-aigafIy evening. tr'.-
S1tsS b.r = Is1r at tGr:~ S-li No. D!!
Si1 Fellows b.li. ~. . .E'hto=t cura..
Ninth ana U.lEc streets. sr- tnu-
difaie n ba luiiigt=i. 50 rang a.r ini-hfs aye
iratsruIliy INVITED.
r1TIN VFI.Is-r f.1r! Marshal
Attest: T.. 3. ffail Barn sf ErC.ris.
til Fullerton huiluiug