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WORK WANTED.

Male
- , vIE1,Jn
ACCOUNTANT. Thorough bOokkeeper
will take entire charge Of office; fine
penman: modern methods, first class refer
enCes; willing to come on trail Address
ABILITY. care r. l.. Wilson & CO.. 326
Washington-st.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

DEFEHIlN ES--Ne want sharp. re
sponslble man In every city and town 10
DO secret service work. 81 day and eN
pcnseS for actual service. postage for reply.
INTERNATIONAL. DETECTIVE AGENCY,
Milwaukee Nls
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VANDERVOORT. WILLIAM LIN pursu-
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

Phla. Depot, Q. NJ. Dept. 1928 Arch Street Phila.
Pa May 22nd. l9O-Sealed proposals. in rplicate. viii
be received here o'clock e VI. "Wednesday
l2 1901 furnishing either Philadelphia. Boston
Chicago Francisco Depots he
Department with $4,000 wards Sky Blue Kersey.
100000 yards Black Lasting and 600 pairs Buckskin
Gauntes all TO conform 10 standards and specifications
be depots named. Bids upon
differing standards specifications
circumstances be considered. Quantities subject
so increase II lesred by
for less quantities than advertised
Deliveries July
cable thereafter Bidders must state the and time Of
delivery should contracts he awarded n
proposition should be made that positively ful
filled TNGTA TARANTEED BIDS n proposals delivery
inspection he
considered Bidders should carefully
ana Specifications that proposals be %
with fun knowledge Of requirements Government
the right proposals
OF any part thereof Preference given to articles Of do
production manufacture.
price tincudng price foreign production
manufacture the duty thereon being equal GUARAN-
TEE o value m accompany
proposals Internal Revenue be affixed 10
number Of the guaranteed bid
Blanks for proposals and Specifications will
BY this Office. Envelopes containing proposals
dorsed Proposals Military Supplies
Col JOHN Y. FUREY. Asst. Q. N General L. :. Army.
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IFFALO. ROCHESTER, & PITTsaypCu
RAILWAY COMPANY.
financial llectlue5
AMALGkMATED COPPER COMPANY.
Notice OF Special Meeting of stocIhoId er

AMALGkMATED COPPER COMPANY
Notice OF Special Meeting of stocIShoIders
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that n silet.-al
~ meeting stockholders CT TIE ArnalEa,sted Con
Company viii be held tt- Conpaays Office No 243
Washington Street. Jersey City New
day OF June 1891 az ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
the following resolutions
Directors al meeting duly held the Office
Car-pany, the City OF New York. May
Resolved. That II is advisable
ct this Company be increased SIS 900 to sl55
G0G00o.
Resolved. That meeting OF the stockholders of the
Comgany be end The hereby called held a.
ths CornpanY's office, the City Jersey CITY New
Jersey the sixth day Of June. 1901. O'Clock IN
the forenoon take action the above resolution.
Resolved That there be submitted the meeting
the stockholders the question Of the adYisabity
stocks of the Bston and Montana Consoli-
and Silver Mining and the
Boston Consolidated Mining Company either fo-
issuing therefor full-paid this Company.
Resolved. That the stockholders be notified
Will be submitted at such meeting the OF Special
Committee appointed by the Board consider the terms
the acquisition of said together with
ommenGsrions. II any. the Board make with re-
spect thereto
May - 1901.
WILLIAM G. ROCKEFELLER,
Secretary
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LOST.

DOST.-Bankhook No. T45. 5.aiG. Bank for
Savings. 2S0 4th-ave. Nev'-York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
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COACHMAN. - Thoroughly understands
horses. carriages. harness; first class
driver; sober. reliable, oest references as
10 character ard ability. Address LEE. 13O
East 23d st.
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g Thomas. Surrogate of the County of New York.
oce hereby given TO all having claims
Shales j. Stevens late Of the County Of New York de
subscribers their place business 81
Nassau Street in The City OF New YORK. before the
eighteenth day of June. 1901.
pated New York. the fifteenth day December, 1900
MERRITT L. HAVII.AND nd
GEORGE s. FUTILE.
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For Boys and Young Men-country.

MAPLEwooD. coNCoRDVIILE Pa = sucoesstnl
VI school; one infase 10 wake
boys dudes NE prepared :or business or College
s9. under - $40 Loceton Dea9tltui eieVsted
healthy: tobacco. J SYORTL1DGE CEaie). A M Fr1n
TO PARENTS OR GUARDIANS wishing safe, at
uacye summer home Tor boys. with or without class
work Boating bathing fishing frequent outings
Rev II T. EVEREST, West Haven Conn
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DECORATORS AND PAINTERS.

J. pICkMAN & co. invite orders for
House Painting Decorating. Pa
i per Hanging and Plastering, artistic.
- perfect work al low prices. supplies
- at Wholesale figures. l001 LeXing-
ssn ton-ave Telephone. 23Oo. 10Th 81.
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NURSE would like engagement 70 care for
invalid; experiences IN all kinds OF sick
ness. Mrs BRADLEY. Is1 East 11Sth-st
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

ferEflif-
ATTENDANT--By girl 25 in country 20
attend old lady or grown children: good
treatment preferred 70 high wages Inquire
i1s East T3d-st
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COACHMAN--Married small family: city
country; FIRST class references. present
employer can be seen. WHELAN, 25i West
I G9th-st.
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60 Thomas a SLzrogate Of the County OF New YORK
f y hereby given @ al persons having esins aEsiis
s-.1&Letha fscflwarzYalder, sonpetmes known
nsils scbwsrzwAider late County OF New YORK
seetsso present the with vouchers thereof 70
~, hs subscribers place transaene business az
~ once OF Dsyo q Bsuerdof attornsye NO. llo
t.,aosay. IN the city OF New YORK: Manhattan. On or
Dated New yori f;s- <fnth day 4 February. 1901.
HENTtY GruWAkzwAI.DER.t Ex.eu,,ra
ELIZABETH HERB. -,
Srlo DrER q BAuEKDnRF. Attorneys ns tor a.~ee ~
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DRESSMAkING.

CORRECT STYLES; perfect ft: fautless
skirt droop: superior work and finish. ia
dies may furnish material: responsible. rea
t0rsb.e. COOKE. 235 West f4th-s;.. near
EroadWay
DRESSAAk Err Reliable. stylish: takes
work home. latest skirts. waists also
alterations. Femodelling. misses and chll-
dreE dresses very reasonable. MRS
HOOD. lS6 West l0lst-St
/ RESSNiAK ER--Over ~ years in bust
ness. makes handsome summer suits So
short notice Nine Z SMYTH. $40 9th
ave corner G3d-st
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BUSINESS CHANCES

-, ~ IIoI-SI1 -------~-~-~->-
NAN WITH $3.50 to open branch cigar store
with me; salary and share In profits; ex-
Perience unnecessary. 2. o. Box I,O9T
New-Haven Conn
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5nrroaates' Monies.
IF an p.,rr az Hon. Ahner

G Thomas. , Surrogate Of the County Of New York,
ntee hereby given persons claims
Charles p Burdett. Stamford Conn. deceased
present the vouchers
ers at their place Of transacting business Of
horace Russell No. 2S0 Broadway Borough Of Manhat
October
Dated. New York the 22d day Of April. 1901
MARY T.. BURDETT. ISAAC +. ROE, Executors
HORACE RUSSELL. Attorney for Executors, go Broad
way. New York City.
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MACIIINERN.

AT REDUCED P3ICES.--.i0O second hand
wood and non working machines: Iuily
guaranteed. machinery bought and uX-
charged. GEO. B. EDDY. 3gS Madison st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
BUTLER and NALET.-MAID and CHAM
RERMAID.-By French couple, gentle
man going abroad desires TO secure situa-
character. Address W STEEL. 80 Leon
ari-st
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COACHMAN.-Twelve years reference from
last employer; sober neat. good appear
ance on box, wages moderate the first
month until suited. Address J. PROCTOR
1872 West Esnd-ave
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Thomas. a Surrogate o County Of New York.
Notice is hereby given all persons having claims
against Maria s Wright. late Of the County YORK
deceased, present the with vouchers
The subscriber al her place Of tansacting
the office Sullivan Cromwell - Wall Street in
City Of New York, before the July
Dated New York. the Goth O December. 1900
MARGARET A WRIGHT Executrix
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL. Atrys for Executrix IS
Wall ST. York y. Y.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
AMALG AWAITED COPPER COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhOideI

=
of this Company VIII be held the third day OF
june, 1901 10 o'clock in the forenoon the Office
the Company, Hudson County National Bank Building.
Nos 243 and 245 Washington Street Jersey City y. J.
f0ce q New Jersey Corporations Agency. the pur
pose eecting Board ~ Directors
ton such other business may lawfully
the meeting.
In accordance with the laws State Jersey.
stock be voted which has been
the books Of the Company within twenty days pre-
ce1.ng this election.
Dated May "a 1901.
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PIANOS.

P0MR1O@ ITO R[EMT
for city or country. AT reasonable rates.
Gq11el G.Nnr0 % East 18th St. n. Y.
WHS@NIlGlH Fulton & Flatbush. Bklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-27

HANDY MAN on gentlenan's place for .he
summer; good reference. 90 Desraw-st..
BROOKLYN
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
AN EXPERIENCED typewriter viii ad-
dress envelopes. copy manuscript, etc. or
Do mimeOSraph work; all work done neatly
and promptly. SMITH. Z56 17th-st- 3 kiyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-27

COLLECTOR. &c.-Man. 80. respectable. as
collector - cashier. best references, can
give cash security. MORGENTHALER. 4lS
West sd st.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
BIIlLLlARIlzzR@0LL
CARPET CLEANING.

HANKINSON'S
Steam Carpet Cleansing. $40 East 134th-s
Telephone .. 162 Harlem
New-York tribune., 1901-05-27

COACHMAN.-A gentleman wishes ID ind
a place for coaChman; 8 years faithful
service Apply Is East 3Oth-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-27

COACHMAN -ThoroughIy understands his
business in every way; ten years expert
ence; strictly sober. test reference. T.
POST. East 5sth-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

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IL WEST l2TTH ST.--Private family Will
rent large. sunny front room. third floor.
10 gentlemen with references. also very
large back parloT for TWO.
ADVERTISEMENT ana SUP ,crIptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Orlce. No. PAP broadway. % door north
Of 3lst-st. until o o. clock p. m. 4; adver-
tisements received at the following branch
offices at regular office rates until o'clock
p. m. va. 25i Sth-ave.. T. e. cor. 23d-st. :
1872 Gth-ave., cor. l2th-st.: Macy's, 9th
ave and iith-st.: l42 Columbus-ave., near
West 6Gth-st.: l06 West 42d-st.. near 9Th
ave; o. East iith-st.: 23T West 4ad-st Z.
between 9Th and Sth aves.: l59 Eas; nth
ct. .33S 3d-ave. between T6th and T7th
cts; l.u2G 3d-ave.. rear 6lst-st.: l.I0S lst-
ave.
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/ COACHMAN.-By respectable man; expert
enced city driver; first class written and
personal references; last employer can be
/ seen. MACKEY. 1l5 West JSd-st.
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COACHMAN and CDOK.-By married cou-
pie; private family, both strictly compe-
tent and temperate; willing. Ohlgirg: aged
2S; hest references. Address KIILEEN.
$40 East 61st-s:
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. BAR7TH0l0 l0ME|'9
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2ii East 42d-st. First class domestics are
supplied.
ANNE. JACQTIN 6O2 6th-ave., French
Employ ment Bureau, supplies select ser
wants. all nationaI.ties. all works, speciality
maids. nurses cooks.
MALE and female help ~ all descriptions
with Al references always on hand. male
help free Of charge. Business Est in 1856.
Telephone $500 p. 18th. Mrs. $. 80 3D.
ave.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

- No.. 90 NE-Sl - DNSlTdEle rooms,
with board, 10 permanent or transient
guests; references given and required
46TH-ST.. 34S WEST.-Private family
would like Consenial man and wife, or
two gentlemen. to board with them; no
other boardeTs.
19TH-ST., 1O9 EAST.-Nicely furnished
desirable. large. cool rooms. all cOnven-
fences; parlor dining room
New-York tribune., 1901-05-27
IN PURSUANCE of an oruer of Hon Abner
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Hon


Ahner c. Thomas. SURROGATE Of the County OF New
York notice is hereby given all having
against Martin Kelly late of the County Of New York.
deceased the with vouchers
subscriber her place o! ransactinG business
Office Of Bowers sandi. Fl Street. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan City NV York. before the
sixteenth day Of Angus
Dated New York the seventh day Of February. 1901
DORA KELLY.
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys ENecurix.
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COACHMAN.-Thoroug competent: So
Der. reliable and obliging Scotch; middle
aged. medium size. left through family go
ing abroad. first class personal references
Address GEORGE G. M'KENLEY, IY6 9TH
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-10-10

head and ordered me to go with
them.
"They took me out to the ath-
letic grounds and exchanged the
sack for a blindfold They strap.
ped me some and then we proceed
ed about two miles into the cOun.
try to II strip of woods on the
State farm. Here they cut a
horseshoe aud II skull and cross
bones in my hair. They then took
off my clothes and left me. re-
dressed and returned to my room.
That is all there was to it.
II was not injured and enter.
tanned no i'll feeling toward any
one concerned
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-10-10
Bryan's paper and the MESSAGE,
only 81 year for the two. If
NEW MBSIiELLS.
O., shou G,rc, Light showing Po.it

o. ShoI GIVE, Light Showing Position
a.; .rrny Mt Night
A new r',nch Illuminating shell
bursts in ,Ie ar aud emts fiery
u-uy u s,o5a.ar shape, which wildly
i.'Its up large area for a consider
abb time. Ii is the latest improve
II 1T in a branch of military pyro-
t. hCics which has recently been re-
cy.y!ng much attention from war ex-
It's. The idea of the Illuminating
/ nab is to expose at night the posi-
ton of IN enemy, or to reveal the char
dCt2r OF his defenses, when an attack
is contemplated. There are already
several such projectiles, of different
varieties, on the market With one, a
she! IS fired from an ordinary cannon
"a mountain howitzer will serve the
purpose, the bombs being OF various
calibres), and it is so constructed as
to explode on impact, liberating a
flaming compound. One compound is
said to be somewhat similar to the Or
binary blue light mixture" used in
Fourth of July pyrotechnics, consist
ing of sulphur, saltpetre and hydro
carbon. 1t is meant to burn as brill
liantly as possible, and to keep on
burning for at least a minute or two.
The illumination lasts as long as the
saltpetre supplies oxygen to maintain
combustion. Another species Of bomb
which on bursting liberates dense
Clouds of !Cke, with the purpose Of
CJaC aliag the movements OF troops in
the field has not yet been introduced
in actual warfare, although both the
French and Germans have been ex-
pCriMcntiug with it. In the 'melinite'
shell the French have originated a
type Of projeCtile not only extremely
destructive when it eXplodes, but
which also achieves an effect similar
to that of the ancient "stink-pot," in
vented by the Saracens in the Middle
Ages. This stifled the enemy with poi
sonous gases, and the same purpose is
accomplished by the projectile loaded
with melnite, the fumes emitted being
so deadly that a single bomb of the
kind. bursting between decks on yes
sci, might suffocate to death half the
ships company. In the warfare of
the future, If the hope OF humanitari-
ans is not misplaced. proiectiles may
be loaded with harmless drugs, which
on bursting will spread sleep-produc-
ing vapor. Thus a whole regiment
or perhaps a brigade, of soldiers may
be plunged into involuntary slumber
by a single well-aimed shell-to be
subsequently awakened by their cap
tors and gently escorted to a place OF
kindly captivity.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-10-10
The Best Is the Cheapest.

Not how cheap, but how good is
the question.
The TWICE-A-wEEKR REPUBLIC is
not as cheap as are some so-called
newspapers. But it is as cheap as
it is possible to sell frst-class
newspaper. 1t prints all the news
that is worth printing. If you read
it all the year round, you are posted
on all the important and interest
ing affairs of the world. 1t is the
best and most reliable newspaper
that money and brains can pro-
duce-and those should be the dis
tinguishing traits of the newspaper
that is designed to be read by all
members of the family.
Subscription price, 81 a year.
Any newsdealer, newspaper or
postmaster will receive your sub
scription, or you may mail it di-
rect to
THE REPUBLIC,
st. Louis, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-10-10
PREACHER DISCIPLINED.
Baptized His Dying Daught-
err by "Pourine."

Nashville, Tenn, oct. 3.-Tht
Reverend Ira Estepp, who for ff.
teen years has been a minister IN
the Baptist Church in this city,
has been expelled from the minis
try of that church on the charge
of violating the rules of the church
on the question of baptism.
a short time ago, his daughter
Mrs. Fannie Meeks, died, and just
before she expired she asked hen
father to baptize her.
She was too i'll to be immersed
as the church requires, and Mr..
Estepp performed the service by
pouring water on her head. For
this act he was brought before the
Baptist congregation in this city
for trial, but each time he was
vindicated.
The church obtained a change
of venue and the case was trans
ferred to Wards Chapel, three
miles north of Inez, where Mr..
Estepp was found guilty of violat-
ing the laws of the church. His
license was at once revoked. Mr..
Estepp will appeal to the courts
for redress.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-10-10
The Hen Pushes Her Bust.
ness.

n worthy contemporary, whose
name we do not know, but whose
ideas are good, gives utterancc to
the following sensible view on the
subject of advertising:
\ duck which has laid several
dozen eggs during the season com
planned that while her working
record was better than the hens,
the latter had books and poems
written in her honor while no one
heard a word of praise of the
duck. a wise old rooster near by
said:
You lay an egg and then
waddle off without saying word,
while that sister of mine never
lays one without letting everyone
i'll the neighborhood know of it..
If you want to cut any ice around
here you must advertise
1.-THE business man who does
not advertise can compare himself
with the duck and draw lesson
of profit from the cackling hen
who is known the world over as
the best wealth producer"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-10-10
Audrain Cases.

Audrain will have fifteen eases
in the st. Louis Court of Appeals,
term beginning the 18th of Janua'
ny, 1902, and lasting three days:
Monumental Bronze Co. vs..
Elizabeth Doty's estate; action on
contract.
Mary Sullivan VS.. Covenant
Mutual Life Insurance Co.; action
on life insurance policy.
Green Clay VS.. City of Mexico;
action for damages.
Charles Cardwell VS.. VIM. Stew
art.
Daisy Armstrong VS.. A.G. Arm
strong.
Reid Murdoch 4 Co. VS.. +. Mer-
curio, Insurance Co.; garnishcc-
garnishment.
James NJ. Beagles VS.. Mary b.
Beagles; action of replcvin.
George Robertson ct al VS.. Gov
enant Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of st. Louis; bill to rcscind con
tract.
w. j. Long VS.. Il. Il. German;
action of interpleader.
NJ. A. McVey VS.. IL. l.. Barker;
action of replevin.
j. II. Johnson VS.. VIM. Fecht' $
estate; action on contract for sale
of land.
Harry Atchison VS.. the G.. 4 a.
Ry. Co.; action for damages for
personal injuries.
j. w. Edwards VS.. C.. & \. Ry.
Co.; action for damages for per-
sonal injuries.
Bette L. Glasscock VS.. the &.
& A. Ry. Co; action for damages
for personal injuries.
Michael Jordan VS.. c. & A. Ry.
company; action for damages for
malicious prosecution.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-10-10
Sheriff Goes Raiding.

Dallas, Tex, Oct. G.-Sheriff
johnson and his forces today raid
ed more than POO saloons, APP
proXimately all that are in the
city, and arrested the proprietors
for violating the State Sunday law
by keeping their places open dur
ing prohibited hours. The saloon
men were acting on the mistaken
impression that the authorize S
would be lenient with them during
the State Fair.
Sheriff Johnson also raided the
" Honky Tonk" and "Hoochie-
Goochie' concerns in the State
Fair grounds, closing them up on
the ground that they were not
proper places for the public to pat
rOnizc.
The manager made keen pro-
tests, claiming they had paid
thousands of dollars for privileges,
but Sheriff Johnson took the po-
sition that their exhibitions vio-
lated the State law and would
have to be suppressed.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-10-10
SMASHING A TRESPASS.
Kansas Joints are Protect
ed by Law.

Topeka. kas., Oct 1.-The
Kansas Supr enc Court today af-
firmed the judgment of the Dis
trict Court of Shawnee County in
the case of the State against Balfe
Stark
Stark was one of Carrie Nation 5
assistants in Joint smashing. In
one of their raids they destroyed
property which led to arrests
Stark was fined $2j and costs.
The whole amounted to about
800. He appealed to the Supreme
Court, claiming among other
things that a saloon, being under
the ban of the law, might be de-
stroyed by any citizen without vi
olation of the law. In its syllabus
the court says:
places where Intoxicating liz
uors are sold or kept for sale, or
places where persons are permitted
to resort for the purpose of drink
ing the same, are declared by
statute to be common nuisanccS
This fact, however, does not justi-
fy their abatement by any person
or persons without process of law
They can be abated only by a
prosecution instituted in behalf of
the public by the proper officers.
The destruction or injury to the
property used in aid of the main
tenance of such nuisances, except
in the manner provided by the
statute, is trespass.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-10-10
ALBERT KENNEN.
Audrain Man in the Woods
of Arkansas.

Inquiry is often made in regard
to Albert Kennen, u former citi-
zen of Farber, says the Farber
Forum. Mr.. Kennen is engaged
in the lumber business at Wilton,
Arkansas, getting out several ear
loads of logs a day. He is a bro
Their of Attorney +. c. Kennen at
Laddonia and his family at pres
ent resides in Mexico. The Foo
rum adds: lie writes interesting
letters home each week, and we
take the liberty of publishing the
following from a recent letter to
his daughters, Misses Alberta and
Nina:
Your interesting letter received
and duly appreciated. | would
like to have been at your musical.
Any kind of music would be fine
to me now. haven't heard any
thing but a negro whistle for Il
long time. The owner borrowed
my violin and has forgot to bring
it back, but | haven't had time to
use it much lately.
1t was indeed sad about the
Presidents death. Mckinley was
an honest man, think, and had
made Il good President. hardly
know what to think of the misera-
Bile wretch who murdered him. He
no doubt is Il member of an anar-
chist gang, but likely did this on
his own account. The man who
shot Garfield had some Semblance
of an excuse. He had asked to be
appointed to some Office and failed
to get it and made this a prctence
for his deed; but this fellow had
not the shadow of an excuse. |
would like to see every one who
expresses anarchistic sentiment
depOrted from this country and
placed on some island in mid o.
ccan where they could not get IL
way and let them work out their
own salvation.
i have II new gang Of niggers
and had to stay eight days with
them last week, but hope to spend
one fine day this week angling for
the shy old black bass and the
timid Graphic. There are three
negro churches here and one of
them has a meeting going on all
the time. They have great times
and labor with the sinner until the
wee small hours of the morning.
But the negroes are the happiest
people on the face of the earth.
Just fill his stomach with almost
anything, give him box of snuff
and "A drink of whisky and his
ambition is realized. y