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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-17

at Wonder Why every good liver
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only (for advertising purposes; over
200 choice designs, Hangers, Panels,
C~ut-outs, etc, imported direct by us.
The most attractive and best selling
line on the market. Address, with ref
erences, stating experience.
AUG. CAST BANKNOTE
AND LITHO. CO.,
st. Louis, Mo.
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p1asA Concert,

Professor Perez band will render the
following musical program on the plaza
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, the
weather permitting.
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French Tansy Waters. the worlds ia

French Tansy Waters, the worlds ia
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from Paris; take nothing else, but insist
on genuine; in red wrappers with crown
trade mark. La France Drug Company.
importers, 10S Turk st., San Francisco.
For sale by Fischer G. Co., sole agents
for Santa Fe.
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COMPLETE TREATMENT Sl.25

Consisting Of CUTIcuRA Soar esq.,, to
cleanse the skin Of crusts and scales and
soften the thickened ~cuticle, Cur1cuRA
Ointment (60c.) to instantly allay itching,
irritation, and Inflammation, and soothe and
heal, and CUTIcuRA REsoLvENT (6Oc.), to
cool and cleanse the blood, is often sufficient
to cure the most torturing, disfguring skin,
scalp, and blood humofs, rashes, and irrita-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-10
PRACTICAL DIVORCE
IN POLICE COURT.
Husbands Fine STAYED While He
Remains Away From Home
and Aids Family.
COULD NOT LIVE PEACEABlY.
Judge Sidener Considers That His
Decision Is Better Than Send
ing the Man to the
WorkhOuse.
COULD NOT LIVE PEACEABlY

Judge Sidener of the First District Po-
lice Court in a decision rendered yesterday
morning almost usurped the functions Of
the divorce court.
Fly his decree. the husband and wife are
! SCI aratcd. but, the husband must contrib
ute to the support OF the family, and In
consideration Tor this shall be allowed TO
return occasionally to see his children, VINO
are left in the custody Of the mother.
Peter Hammond, = driver for the Blanke
Coffee Company, his wife. Anna Ham
mond. and their seven children, who live
1T No. 97 South Second street. are the
principals in this unique divorce case. Ham
mond Vas arraigned in the court yesterday
morning on charges Of disturbing his wlfcS
peace and carrying a concealed weapon.
Hammond. according 10 report. wandered
home while under the influence OF liquor
and proceeded 10 create disorder. In the
midst OF Il scene a 20 iceman arrived. ard
took a revolver from Hammond, who WAS
later arrested.
leased. Judge S.deuer looked at him. and
saw that he WAS 4 nottingham.
How much 90 you make Il weck?" he
asked.
Fight dollars" said Hammond, but It
costs 81 board
eA-=~ 80 49, 49, @NAaAh.a AassAA @AaR"
Han moni and the children earned So "a
week. Il shah let you 80 or condition."
sa-- Ha. that you viii stay away from
home and give your wife 3 Il week Tor
In- Support of the children"
hammond agreed. providing that he
should lie allowed 10 20 homo once IN
awhile 10 see his children.
Judge S.c-Ier imposed d tine OF 50. stay
Ing II un tig promise Of EOOl behavior.
SuuEe SlIeIprs decree Is LtlIIy equal 10
a decree OF divorce. with a-inony. The
principal difference IS that I, Is Hoi last
Ing and that a penalty hangs over Ham
I.,uu s. head Il he fails to keep his agree
E1tnt. lie nLe Is IN force. and there Is 10
appeal
I believe" said the Judge. i have done
the best thing I1r ali concerned. This man
VIII be better oil working and contributing
u the support Of mis- family taya he Would
5e II the MCrkEOuse. his family. too. VIII
he better OF. Ine evidence shows thIt they
cGEEot live together peacs-bly. II s. tnen
better for them 10 live apart. In this way
l think the ends O. justice ale better served
thaH by rushing this man 10 Prison
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-10
THIRD CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND

SENATE OTN CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION submitting TO the quail
fed voters Of Missouri an amendment 10
the constitution thereof, concerning tax
alton.
T. Il resolved by the Senate. the House Of
Representatives COncurrinG therein:
That AT the general election. to De held
IN this state On the first Tuesday after
the FIRST Monday IN November, y. u. -1o.
There shall be submitted for adoption 10
the qualified yo-.rs OF the state. TIE fol-
I,wiug constitutional amendment. 10 Wit:
Section l. THAT article ten 10 Of the
constitution of tie state OF Missouri BE- and
the same IS hereby amended ny adding
thereto two - new sections, 70 be known
a. sections 80 ard .. which are in words
Section p. \ mortgage, decd Of trust. con-
tract or Other obligation by which d deit
IS secured. shall, for the purposes ~ as
s"-Sineat anu tdXdtiolt lie i-emFG ana
treated as al Interest in the property al
fectei thereby. except "a 20 railroad arf
other CIds. public cpcpo-auons. Tor whi-h
In case Of debts 80 secured. the value OF
property affected by such mortgage. deed of
trust. contract or obi@ati5n. les the value
Of such security. shall BE- assessed and
taxed to the owner of the property. in the
manner hereinafter u be provided by law,
ard the value Of such security shall be as
s-sSgd and taxed TO the owner thereof. in
'E- county, city OF other l-Cel SUBDIVISION
'I wH.r1 che property affected tE@r..y is
situate. The tsXc5 SO levied shall he q lien
u'cG he properly a.4 security. an nay
D. T1t- ly either party go such security:
II paid by tae owner Of tire security. n.
"a. 50 levied upon the property affected
t.t-,Lt shall become o. part 90 the Ce:S 50
secured; g. JEe owner OF The property shall
ity the tax sl levied on such security. L
SHALL constitute" a Ta. ma1t thereon. an TO
tHe extent Of such payment Il tuI discharge
thereof. EEONllol, that in al such cas- the
interest Ct the owner o. the security. as
well as that Of the owner of the property
affected by such mortgage. decd of trust.
contract or ublisatiou. shall be- assessed on
terms equally fair and just. II ths rO:e or
other obligation secured is entitled To a
credit by lyme made On the principal
thereof, the aSStSSdb G value Of the owner
of the security Upon the fact being made
known 10 the assessor prior 10 the assess
ment. shall be diminished by the amount
of such payment. AMI the asSesSdble value
of the owner Of the land or other property
currespcndinSly Increased, the intent hereof
being 10 place those interested in any way
In such land or other property on the plane
OF absolute equality as 10 taxation.
Section %. Every contract hereafter made
by which a debtor is obligated to pay any
tax or assessment On money loaned. or on
any mortgage, deed of trust. or other lien.
shall, as To any interest specified therein
and as to such tax or assessment, be null
ana void.
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structing alley IN city block No. 1916. from
Pestalozzi street to Lynch street and be-
tween Lemp avenue and Salena street.
No. 5eIS Boards Motion. For recon-
structing east and west alley in city block
No. 1880. from L~efiingwell avenue to Ewing
avenue and between Adams street and
Clark avenue
No. 567s. Boards Motion. For recon-
structing east and west alley in city block
No. l733 west, from Ewing avenue to Gar
ris0n court and between Manchester avenue
and Laclede avenue.
No. $50. Boards Motion For recon-
structing southern east and west alley in
city block No. 2@9. from Hogan street to
Nineteenth street and about eigthy-four
feet north of and parallel to O'Faliol
street.
no. SSH. Boards Motion. For recon
structing east half Of east and west alley
in city block No. 3I53. from Vandeventer
avenue ~vestwariiy. a distance of about
three hundred and twenty-eight feet. and
between Deimar boulevard and Morgan
street
All citizens interested IN any of the mat
tiers above named are requested to attend.
BY order OF the Board.
ROBT. Z. McMATH,
President
Attest:
EDW FLAD.
Secretary Pro Tenn.
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feet south of and parallel to Cass avenue.
No. S662. Boards Motion. For recon-
structing alley in city block No. 69l east.
from Rutger street ~southwardly as far as
open, a distance of about two hundred and
seventy-two feet and between Broadway
and Sixth street.
No. 1868. Boards Motion. For recon-
structing east and west alley in city block
No. 136. from DE kalh street to Second
and Russell averue.
No 5G6i. Boards. Motion. For recon
structins north and south alley in city
block No, 80. from Sidney street to Victor
street.
No. $685.. Boards Motion. For recon-
structing alley in city block No. 79a. from
Eleventh street and Twelfth street.
No. secs. Boards Motion. For recon
f f.rmd'i stFee ai't tS s IL Si,g slgSk sy N0; 49, s,d from Ssn
tween Menard street and Eleventh street.
No. 5667. Boards Motion. For recon
city block No. SOL. from Dorcas street north
and between Broadway and Seventh street.
STRUGGLING northern north and south alley in
city block No. s51, from Lynch street south
Wardly to east and west alley in said block
and between broadway and Seventh street.
No. 1863. Boards Motion. For recon
structing alley in city block No. $50. from
between Olive street and Locust street.
No. $50 Boards Motion. For recon-
structing alley in city block No. SIS. from
Eighteenth street to Nineteenth street and
between Wash street and Carr street.
No. SOL Boards Motion. For recon-
structing alley in city block No. 1867, from
Farnell street to Jefferson avenue ana be-
tween Warren street and Montgomery
street.
No. 56.2. Boards Motion. For recon-
structing alley IN city block No. III. from
Blair avenue to Fifteenth street and be-
tween Monroe street and North Market
street.
No. 1913. Boards Motion. For recon-
structing alley In city block No. Ii22 from
Thirteenth street to fourteenth street and
between st. Louis avenue and Wright
street
No. 5s'4. Boards Motion. For recon-
structing alley In city block No. INA, from
Nallinckrodt street to Salisbury street and
between Broadway and Ninth street.
No. ss.5. Boards Motion. For recon
structing north and south alley in city
block No. 1913. from Geyer avenue north to
east and west alley In said block and be-
tween California avenue and Oregon ave
nUe.
No. 500. Boards Motion. For recon
structing east half of east and west alley
In city block No. 1873, from California ave-
nue. ~westwardly. a distance of about one
hundred and forty-five feet, and between
Geyer avenue and lafayette avenue.
No. 6S0. Boards Motion For recon-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-10
TO DRUGGISTS.

Office Of
Commissioner of Supplies
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned, to be opened at his office at u
o'clock m,
THURSDAY. OCTOBER nth,
for supplying the Poor House. Female Hos
pital and city Hospital with drugs and
medicines, as per itemized list on file In this
Office, being the quantities required by each
Of the abOye-nentioned institutions during
the ensuing three months.
The articles to be delivered free Of charG8
for package or container. and delivery AZ
the different Institutions. and within i've
days from the date of the award, except ~
TO such articles as cannot be obtained In
st. Louis. in which case the bidder must
state when delivery can be mad
Each bidder will be required to extend In
the appropriate column the total Of each
article called for. the price bid for same,
and the total amount. and also the agSre-
gate amount of all goods for.
Each bid mus: be accompanied by a Ger.
tilted check to the undersigned for NOQ, a.
a guarantee that in case Of its acceptance
the bidder Will. within five days Of tho
award, enter into contract and file Q bond IN
the sum of Sl.0U, with two or more GOOD
and sufficient securities. to be approved by
the Mayor. for the faithful performance Of
his contract
All bids having any alteration OF erasurs
thereon will be rejected.
The Commissioner reserves the right .
FRED c. MEIER,
Commissioner Of 6upp16A
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CHALLENGES HANNA.
Pettigrew Wants to Debate Trust
Question With Him.

Sioux Falls, S. D. Oct. e-Senator Petit
grew today issued the following public
challenge 10 Senator Hanna.
Honorable NJ. -. Hanna. Republican Ma
tiouai Committed. Chicago: Dear Sir-l am
advised 10y the newspapers that YOU are
coming 10 South Dakota for the purpose,
as expressed By you, OF preventing my re-
election 10 the United states senate. L
presume that YOU desire my ue.eat Tor per-
SOI al reasons. IL. however, l am IN error
on that point, you must oe prompted 10
yCuE course because vi my ATTACKS upon
the trusts, my criticisms al the methods OF
a~.m,r-piate contracts advocated BY You
Itre Tie GIMIui-JraLon's policy Of deal
iuE Win tue PEOPLE OF Porto Hico, CUBA
and the Fh~L.Tn-.--
Ca these questions and the other issues
OF the campaign shall BE- glad 10 meet
you IN john uyp1te N the Stale OF SCUM
Dakota or elsewhere. ~ that means, mis-
statements II-y ts corrected and the pub
my constituents Nj. BE enabled 10 come
10 Al just conclusion
You should rot object 70 2 joint DIS
C~Uss!On, IL y-u axe coming tere TO tell the
truth. since more people WI. hear You n
tAa- tam any Ctrl. Wa. /. therefore,
- al.eTse you. % a Joint .--gG--lon or 70
q <firs @ Iclut discussion AZ such time
faG place az may al .s-J. upon by IAe
state ,uElrn.Jre-S " - republican, ICpI-
LIST enc Democrat parties.
HANNA ICNGEJ1S THE CHALLENGE.
Chlcaso. Oct. S-S-H~-or Hanna, when
shown q copy OF senator fetisrew's email
leuse 10 = joint CellJ5 IN South Dakota.
S.a- tat A= would E-y no attention what
ever 10 the matter.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
Office Of the President OF the
BOARD of Public ImuroyTmeutS

ie1Eu VI L ep4Ah AAAtAAb
st. Louis. September p, 1900.
Public notice IS hereby given that tha
Board OF Public improvements will hold 4
special meeting at the hour Of 10 n. m. of
ETH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1901.
at its office. Room so. in the New City
matters hereinafter named. to-wlt:
No. 5sa1. Boards Motion. For recon-
Structing alley in Sity block NO: Is from
tween Wharf and First street
No. 5s52. Boards Motion For recon
F E!Is e sii sy,,d in s city Sio Tai No: Is; fro m
open. a distance of about one hundred an
eighty feet. and between Wharf and First
No. 1868. Boards Motion. For recon-
structins alley in city block No. 81. from
Spruce street to Clark avenue and between
No. 5s5t. Board's Motion. For recon
structing alley in city block No. 81. from
Pine street ~northwardly as far as open: =
five feet, and between Third street and
Fourth street.
s.rGctiH He'' alley IN city block No. iss. from
Cerre street to Poplar street and between
Broadway and Sixth street.
block No. 25i from Franklin avenue TO
Wash street and between Eighth street
No. 5657. Boards Motion. For recon-
structing alley in city block No. 3S7 north.
from Julia street TO tarTOl street and De-
tween Ninth street and Tenth street.
No. 5s5s. Boards Motion. For recon
structing eastern, north and south alley in
city block No. 500 north, from Julia street
to Carroll street and between Nenard
street and Eleventh street.
No. 1853. Boards Notion. For recon
structing alley in city block No. IA north.
from Fourteenth street to Sixteenth street
and one hundred feet south Of and parallel
to Poplar street.
No. $3.50. Boards Motion. For recon-
structing alley in city block No. Asa, from
Eighteenth street to Mississippi avenue AMI
between Park avenue and Rutger street.
No. 5G61. Boards Motion. For recon-
structing east and west alley In city block
No. SIS. from Eleventh street 10 Twelfth
street and about one hundred and thirty
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FOURTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MFNT
CnNCV-pDI->r rLNSAI J-rrnS- .,hn,...t--

CtNCJ RistNT EESOL-UT1ON submitting
10 the qualified voters of the state OF
Missouri an amendment to the constitu-
ton thereof, authorizing the issue of
bonds By the city of ST. Louis for the
purpose of aiding the corporation organ
lied for the purpose of celebrating the
Louisiana purchase centennial In said
city.
BE it resolved by the Senate. the Houss
of Representatives, cOncurrins therein:
That at the general election to be held
on the Tuesday next following the first
dred. the following amendment 10 section
i OF article y of the state constitution
snail be submitted 10 the qualified voters
OF the st1te TO wit:
Thot section 12 Of article y Of the con-
stitution be amended by the addition
provided further. that the corporate au-
thOrities OF the city of st. Louis are here
by authorized TO issue interest-bearins
bonds of said city in the amount Of five
million dollars. at a rate of interest not
to exceed four per cent per annurn, the
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE within thirty years
proceeds thereof shall be paid to the cor
poratiOn organized for the celebration of
the louisiana purchase centennial In said
city. TO be used by said corporation for
said celebration. I'm holding a worlds fair
or exposition in said city. And said cor
repaid as large a propo-tionate amount
OF the aid given by them as shall be re-
paid to the stockholders of said corpora
ton on the sum subscribed and paid by
them. ana any surplus remaining from
the assets of said corporation after said
stockholders and said city sha. have
been paid in fun shall be divided ietween
said stockholders and said city In proper
ton to the aggregate amount Of said
stock SO paid In and the amount SO loaned
by said city; and any amount so received
by said city from said corporation shall
be paid into the sinking fund of said city
bonds: Provided. tina II at the election
for the adoption of this amendment to
the constitution a majority OF the votes
cast within the limits of said city of st.
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PREPARED FOR A GOOD TIME.
Bank Clerk Took 10000 With Him
on dis Vacation Trip.

New York. Oct. 9.-P. II. GiIhooIy. counsel
for the EHLaoethport N. j. Bank
ing Company. announced to-day that VIII
liam Schneider, q missing clerk of the bank,
was a defauIter to the amount of go. 0D
anu that the bank directors mad made good
the amount OF the shortage. Among the d.
rectors are United States Senator John Z.
heane.
Scnreiber. who had been in the employ Of
the banking company since its incorpCEa-
ton, about ten years ago, started rom
EllZaDelhpOrt On august =, ana was sup
posed to De on his Vacation. Mni.e he was
away his accounts were examined, and the
shortage was discovered.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-10
SIXTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT

JOINT AND CONCURRENT RESOLC-
TON No. s. amending section Is of ar
ticIe > Of the constitution by adding a pro-
viso thereto.
Be IL resolved by the Senate, the House OF
tives. cOncurring therein:
That at the general election to be held
on Tuesday next following the first Mon
following amendment 20 the constitution
OF the state Of Missouri. concerning grand
juries, be submitted to the qualified voters
of said state. to wit: Amend section q
OF article . Cf the constitution Of the state
of Missouri by the addition thereto. after
the word bill" in the last line Of said
$ ction. the following: provided, how
ever. that no grand jury shall be con-
yened except upon an order Of a Judge
OF a court having the power to try and
determine felOniss, but when SO
vestigate and return Indictments for all
character and grades of crime 20 that
said section. If so adopted, shall read as
follows;
Section 2S. Trial by Jury Inviclate-Grand
Jury, Twelve Nen-The right of trial by
Jury. as heretofore enjoyed. shall remain
~invio.ate: but a Jury for the trial OF GRIM
inal or civil eases. in court not OF record.
may consist CT less than twelve men, as
NAV be prescribed by law. Hereafter a
grand jury shall consist of twelve men. any
dictment or a true Dill: Provided. however.
that no grand jury shall be convened ex-
cent upon an order of a judge CT a court
having the power to try and determine fei-
ories: but when so assembled such grand
jury shan have power to investigate and re-
turn indictments for all character and
grades OF crime.
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Samples must be furnished Of The evaporated apples nav beans. large shoe black
ing, tlns. bUouus buckets cheese ChCOr,c Wmse Goldfish. corn couneaL Curants
extracts coarse Grts, honhy. mackerd .noE&eas green pease. pepper. eaported
peaches peaches in cans rrunes: rice. 'rdsins soaps. golden syrup maple syrup, e-
und iwr US; TI T" .nnnaei rwsar; stove lMnn Srackea wheat e6m dS
the undersigned but to each OF the Institutions b. the successful b1dersf re each IN
suUuuOL
In case an of the above mentioned articles prove, on delivery. to be not compn-
ance with the quality and speIhea cations reIuHei the same Yin be rejected and the
contractor hall. at once rpace the same with "a suitable rtde and in the event of
his failure to do So the Commissioner of Supplies is to have the right to purchase the
ame in pen market at the contractors cot
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified heck TO the order Of the UNDERSIGNED
for 800 as a guarantee that in case Of its acceptance the bidder will within five DAYS
from the award. enter into contract and flea bond in the sum of OF with We or
formanc Of his contract
The Commissioner reserves the right to reject my md all bids
A bids having my alteration or eraure therauponw will ie rejected.
Printed forms mi any further Information required will BET furnished on appNca-
Builders are invited to be present at the opemng of BIDS
FRED C MEIER,
Commissioner Of Supplies
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-10
FIFTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION submitting
to the qualified voters OF the state OF
Missouri an an eaGfnent 10 the constitu-
ton thereof. authorizing an appropriation
By the general assembly from the sink
Ing fund for the purpose of exhibiting tho
resources. products and industries OF Mis-
souri, in the celebration of the Louisiana
Purchase Centennial.
Ee it resolved by the Senate. the House OF
Representative Concurrins therein:
That at the general election to be held
on the Tuesday next following the first
Monday in November. a. ID. nineteen hun
drrd. the following amendment to the con-
stitutiuu OF the state OF Missouri author
iZing the appropriation by the general as
scmbly from the sinking fund for the pur-
pose Of exhibiting the resources. products
and Industries of Missouri in the ceiebra-
ton OF the louisiana purchase centennial.
shall be submitted to the qualified voters
OF the state.
That section IS Of article " Of the con-
stitutiOu OF Missouri be amended by adding
the following words. to wit: provided.
that the general assembly shall have the
power to Appropriate from funds in the
state sinking fund. being the proceeds or
the tax authorized under section Il of ar
ticle y Of the constitution. to an amount
not exceeding one million dollars for the
exhibition OF the resources. products and
industries OF the state In the centennial
celebration of the Louisiana purchase In
the city Of 81. Louis"
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Adjourned till next Tuesday. October 3,
1880. at 10 o'clock a. m.
EDW. FL,AD.
Secretary Pro TEN.