davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-08-10
OFFICIAL.
OF the Board Of County Commission
ers OF Custer County, 8. d.

CUSTER CRY. S. D., Aug. i, 1901.
Board OF county commissioners In SEES
sion pursuant to adjournment.
Present, all the members and the
county auditor.
Minutes Of last meeting read and APP
proved.
Official bond of }. s. Fuson, J. p, K
aminsd and approved.
On motion, James List, vas appointed
road supervisor for road district No. IL.
The treasurer il hereby authorized to
furnish funds not tn exceed $500, to 8.
+. Ainslie. sheriff, to convey two prison.
ers, Booker and Hankins to the State
Reformitory ut Plankinton. b. D.
Application Of Chas. Hasselstrom for
loan OF 500 from the Permanent School
fund, laid oyer.
The following tax propositions were
accepted II paid within 80 days from
date.
Proposition of the Black Hills Lum.
Der Co. to pay $50 in full settlement Of
all taxes due, including the 1900. against
lot No. o. block No. 10, town Of Custer.
The following bills were allowed on
the general fund:
w. A. Widney, services as coun-
ty commissioner, ! day and
mileage ......"....."........-S oO
G. b. Smith, 2 days viewing
road ..............."............ D W
Joshua Rayer, work on roads in
road district No. q, allowed OH
district No. 7......"...".... 10 60
Joshua Raver, bridge plank in
road district No. 2, allowed on
bridge fund.-..:"....".-.... 10 90
q. w. Tarhell. meals for jury
men and bailiff, in case state
vs.. Ora Gillette $l.75, disal-
lowed -. ........- ....." .......
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-08-10

Seventh Judicial Circuit, State OF South Da.
kota.
.JoSenh Pyne. Plaintiff.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

who can lose with better grace than he
can win. has been choaen the spokesman OF
several owners who are the happy posses-
eors of the best Jumpers In the West, to see
Manager Adler about having races for the
'9eapers' put in at DeEnar Park, Mr.. Brat
ton being more Of a sportsman than a race
horse man. and but little Of professional
It L. fine sport. no one can deny. and an
attractive spectacle. Unfortunately, It
seems that nowadays all steeplechase riders
are kleptomautace. When jumping races
were talked Of at the Fair Grounds q GER
tain turf rider, who Is what Mr.. Silas Wegg
would denominate "a Irish person. went
In tor them strongly. throwing q certain
amount OF professional weight In their ia
vor,. which Manager TILES admitted was
programme.
This Wsll-meanlng Irish person vas much
rendered erdorous in his advocacy Of jump
Ing races by the fact that Jimmie Jonnslcn.
then Mr.. 6r1tton's rider, came from the
eame part OF Ireland ~ he did. He stool f.r
the Con-" and '.stAll," and rather exten-
efvely advertised Johnston as. the greatest
that eyer rude In or out OF Ireland-
Wds.l shs el ns The sns
told what things he would do when 70 got
up here. One day Johnston was on Very
Lght. where Il did seem she cous6 not Lee.
Though ordinarily q consistent e fiker,
SAa lr1sh psfnon. strong IN hie taiiA -
Johnson and the merit % Ye9y LlGht, rut
cut q The walstband Of his Nous-aS go,
lSsns tsRs soF s sors.s nssd. sad BET i .r
they ssrnct the third jump, Tesa Nishaas
DsrDsns Uh4svSS 6sttinK 9 ~ ~ fSilisS
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
Group of FavOrltes Played Havo,
With the BO0kfea

Nsw York. July S.Fayorites were again
In evidence at Brighton Beach to-day. five
out Of six winning for the talent; The track
harrow; and was dry on top and fairly fast.
wa was "a. ,o'Hsasan, ir the NTH raee. shaw was
in the money. Lady Sterling, the ' we'll eli
backed second choice, won by a short head
from the two outsiders. Ben Howard and
Magnificent ran away two miles on a fa'se
over the route behind his field when the
race, was killed just after the race BY a
peculiar accident He threw his Jockey dur,
rode him down past the Judges as the other
horses were coming back to the stand. He
track, probably breaking his neck
Brighton Beach Summaries.
First race. mile and three-quarters, hurdles
Passs Par,ou. Isl ns.tons od to and no wog 10 g.
second: Monroe ,h;ss hR;osssrins: lis Kennsdyt u to
klondyke orinap. Draushtsmsn and Kufa also
Second race. hve furlonss-Bonn.r 11o tshav,.
and 5. second; star q the VEST s ia tcai. j.
rsse.sy osnia rS Miss s'Ps Ps.y ~! s,ns L.
Inf MymDh % and s,,is Miss snS pncas also ran
SHtsss St1.s: q Mssasss r Z sns .,sss
third. Time. 1:ls is. Aeroics and TSicket also S
ran.
Fourth .acs, n'ls and IN sishih-pscan.sr. III
ismith). u to and to /, second; yiteiiius. iii
GAndryl. 70 and t9 :, third, Time. 1bi rs
Humboldt 81. Ftnnan. Belvino and Belle OF Troy
also ran.
TInh r.se. i've z snd Sne;half furlons.. selling
ee =: :seeaS: % * E ts e ana ana
to ], third Time. 1.0 l-6. Honolulu OHa-
san. Lockst Montana Pioneer. Dotist. knoeis-
Sixth race. dx furlongk sslling-sadducee, .loz
Qltchaels). to and out won: Bohs. 100 de
Glnn>, % to and 70 l. second; Roysl ster-
Time. 1li Military Woed spike and laSnin.
cent also ran Masnincent ran away two miles
In false break.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
WASHINGTON PARK RACES.


The Four Hundred ut killing Odds
surprised Everybody.
chic.so; July 1.-THE feature Of the
victory OF The Four Hundred at 80 to 1. in
the closing race. after four favorites and a
second choice had taken the other events.
Prince Poniatowski's colt, Brutal. got bad
start IN the fifth race or he might have
defeated Rolling Boer, who led all the way.
Dwyer was also guilty of bad start In
the second race. In which Nellie Waddell
pullman and heavily played, was last all
the way.
w. L. Lansing & Co.'S good 7-year-old
Track seaay ed at wss sse IN
Weather clear; track fast.
Warrington Park Summaries.
IS e; !s psEs: = ageo!'ssa
i@isS Jewel. pisssntss M Bs1SsTa H. 1snd' and B. F.
Waddeli, lIo (Winkaeld. |; to j. .won;, Helen
M Print ;,d e % %spom!n,ci 10 to / second: Julla Jun
Golden Glitter. lsH and I'd kessxa. also . RAN n" ~
Third rsce fs one 1,e g, and Susrter purse $50,
assF IL %!asS.idS /. : e 70 .siss sssS1a r!Ms @
Fourth race. si. furionss. purse .soo-roah. "a
to 10 a w. r. Sissyt Is
I; third. third. Time 1;I4E. Maggie Davis. Command
:. .Fst.h IA :se. on. mile. purse .sso-Relllns Bo.r.
soI third Time III Kina Denis. VAN v'Hs, Hoort. !.
' ssts sn of sa and half fur,ons, pur.. $500
The FGgr H HHuHdred a, l91 SHa.shberxsrl. 50 70 l.
Time Time. 1:95 IS Ernest Rarham. Red Hook Has
Wagner also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

Iney called carriage and returned homAs
The persons I'm the buggy which collided
with Mrs. samuelson's buggy drove rapidly
away without giving their names.
soLDAN WRITES OF AssEMBLY-sr-
perintendent Soldan Of the st. Louis Public
Schools writes from Canada, whittier he
has gone for vacation after attending the
ts sssy. OF rezs Louis
teachers at the assembly than from any
other city There were upwards OF 10 rep.
these will spend parts Of their vacation IN
and about Detroit.
RUN DOWN BY .JRsn-whiye cross
ing Broadway and olive st-eet yesterday
morning Mrs Bessie Passer, living OF No.
1926 North Twelfth street was knocked
by the ST. Louis transfer Company. ore
She Ds Was sss R'ss 70 tSs 2s cy @
be attended by her physician. she 9as then
sent to her home. Matt Kelly of No. 1J17
0Fallen street. the driver. was arrested
MRS. MccuLLoUGH GETS DIVORCE
,ao@ e
rected to pay her 81 $50 alimony. An order
court IN ensiei suss Tor sens msinssnanee M % 5, NJ"
Mccullough against her husband that he
pay her $500. He sued her for divorce.
bad temper His petition WAS dismissed by
the court and decree sranted on her cress
bill. She charged him with nonsupport.
OFFICERS FOR OIL CoMPANY-At .
recent meeting Of the stockholders II the
Beaumont and Missouri OIL cnmpsny. .ha
following officers and Board Of Directors
were elected: President. Oliver Holmes. 81.
bruk, Springfield. H.; treasurer, ". J..
Nichols, 81. Louis: secretary II. L. Hull.
ct. Louis These Officers and W. C. Prewitt.
mont. Tex. constitute the Board II pi-
rectors. Additional incorporAtors ara: 3. r.
L. Mortland. Charles a. Detterins ana J.
o. Amos. st. Louis. The company has iDnd
on spindietop. at Sour Lake and n Benton
6pindfstop holding has been lot.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
TRANsMIssIssIPPI CONGRESS.
Cripple Greek Expects to Entertain
e. .O(O Dp1eOafes-

Cripple Creek, Colo, July 16-The twelfth
annual meeting of the Transmissisoippi Con-
gress will open here tomorrow, and about
1,W0 delegates from every Western State
and Territory, as we'll as Hawaii and
Alaska, will be in attendance.
Six hundred delegates ere already IN the
ci..-.
The congress will close on Friday. and on
Saturday the delegates will be taken on
excursions over the State. Among those
attending will be the Governors Of Kan
sas, Nebraska, Minnesota. Idaho. Arizona
and Oklahoma.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16


OF her without any apparent good reason. !.
The Irish person Of the first part had
then two grievances. The first was tho
nifty bones he had lost to Dutchman who
makes book: the second, that the Irish per-
son Of the second part did not break his
neck when he did fall OF. The blow was
. severe one. and his love Of jumping races
and tumping-race Jockeys did not survive
II. Mr.. Brnttcn lost . large bunch on the
fall, but he IL q good loser. and is willing
sport. II must be admitted that It 10 a fine
one. attractive and appeasinG, and breaks
no the monotonv Of nat racing very pref
Grounds were clean and free from fraud,
even II on two distinct occasions Irish and
German persons ala topple of honest Amer:
lean horses when they might tust as well
have stuck on. Delnar Park has been so
well managed that the writer does not feel
like rendering the programmer gratuitous
advice, but q Jumping race twice or thrice
: week does no great harm and maybe .
lot Of good.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
GRAND TROTTING CIRCUIT.
Thirteenth Annual Meeting Ausplc-
lOualy HeEun at Detroit.

Detroit, Mich. July 16-Perfect weather.
splendid racing and a large crowd combined
this afternoon to make the thirteenth an
nual blue ribbon meeting Of the Detroit
Driving Club and the opening of the grand
trotting circuit, on the Crosse Pointe track
q success. The sun was hot enough to
bring out all tho speed in the horses. and a
gentle breeze kept the occupants of the
stand comfortable.
The feature Of the afternoon. the Cham
ber OF Commerce S 0O0 stake for 2:A-claks
trotters. was won with comparative ease
by Star Pugh. a chestnut stallion. bred at
Jackson, Mich. and owned by Edgar Bronx
Of New York. Star Pugh was the favortte
In the betting, although there was consid-
cradle play on Harry Logan and Plenty, a
bay, gelding owned BY Goodell Bros. OF
Sioux City.
at the start and held It to the wire. with
Harry Logan second. Logan got of in the
into the back stretch Push went out in
front and stayed there. In the last heat
Pugh led all the way.
The first event Of the afternoon, the 2:l4
trot was won by Lady Thiabe, after Doctor
Book had taken the first two heats. Palm
Leaf ali but nosed the fourth heat away
from Lady Thisbe Ida Highwood. the IA
yorite, lost the first heat Of the 2:O trot
because OF O break at the start, but took
the second and third with little trouble.
In the 2:06 pace, Edith w. forced iaefty
G., the favorite. to 60 In I:051a. to win the
first heat, and Riley B. made bid Tor the
second heat.
nous so 900 Merchants and Manufacturers'
Stake for 2:24-class trotters Will De the fea-
TN
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
Asn FRANK NOT IsJUREn.

Deanett Expects No seriess Results
Fron Hts Herse's Runaway.
RHPUBLIC spECIAL
Memphis. Tenn. July l5-Abe Frank OF
Nemphis to-day received . telegram from
Turfman George c. Bennett at Chicago ~
follows:
~Horse doing Ane; don't expect any eeri-
csly results from his runaway
Ale Frank. the Hame9Ake Of the MeWrhia
gAAA. ran away thursday atternooo at
Naeatngton Park Bennett Was offered So
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

Chicago Chronicles selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago H.. July 16.-Chicaxo Chroniclss Sc
First Race-Pronts. Approved. Mcchensy.
Ssoold Race-Shor,n Boy. ALASKA, Excelsus.
,IMfd Raee-Pentecost sr Oliver. c. W.
Fourth Race-Advancs Guard. Star Chamber
Specific.
Filth Race-sly, Burnis Bunton. Theory.
sixth Race-Winter. Captain Gaines. Evelyn
Weather clear. >,,.k s..,
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
WILL row IN soRnownD SHELL.
St. Louis Crew VIII Take Part In In.
tefnatlOnal Race In Philadelphia.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 16-The day on
the schuylkil1 to-day among tie oaramen
training for the national regatta was
marked by the first appearance Of the In
termediate eight-oared shell crew Of the
Nonpareil Club Of New York.
and be run twenty minutes apart. with
the exception Of the international fours
aud eights. These being rowed straight
away will necessitate interInissiOns OF half
an hour between them.
The regatta will truly be national in
character. for crews and scuflers from the
Gulf to the lakes and the Atlantic Ocean
to the Mississippi will gather to contest for
the 1901 championships,
The crew of the Wsstsfn Rowing Club OF
st. Louis Mo-, which viii row In the inter
national and championship fours. win ar
rive tomorrow and likely quarter at tbs
Crescent House. The oarsmen from the
compelled to race In Q borrowed boat They
were unable to bring their shell with them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
TO-DAY's CARD At DELMAR PARK.
Hunter Rnine Should Win the FIRST
Race-PrimR II Looks Very sweet.

He was indeed fortunate Individual who
got off winner at Delmar Park yesterday
But this is another and a new day. and
repiningS won't get any one very much. a
large brood of maiden 2-year-olds will
make their sixty-sixth bow to Mr.: Dade in
the first race. and turn their tails to the
OF the lot. Okla ought to have much speed,
but her last race at the Fair Grounds under
Dale was very bad. Hunter Raine put in
behind Phonolite tear and % Lady Brockway on on
Monday. He came from a position sig
lengths behind Phonolite in the stretch and
was, was beaten t;n bn. neck by that st1Et fin
switch In boys. good break and clean sail
Ing. Mr. Raine should land to-day. Phono-
lite Will run second. He always does. With
a bog Up. Lillian NJ. will be a bit danger
Gus and worth attention at a good price.
Cnless the rev arrivals, Tarter. E. L..
Frank and Connie Lee, are up to some
thing, Golden Harvest should get the money
in the second event.
Sam Lazarus looks good In the heavy
weight race. though he ran last or close to
It In such an event some days ago. Then
he ran first in fifteen times better field
next time out. Following that dope. he will
not last to-day. Titus may have learned to
is always dangerous. Percy. r. ran last
met sam ran s. Sss time
Percy r. should win to-day and Lazarus
should be last. 1t should come Lazarus,
Tobe Paine. Ed l..
The 2-year-old race looks like a good
thing for Warner If Captain Rice can secure
e half decent boy for him. Sister Sarah
other day. giving him one pound-dN to LOG
and doing elk furlonEs In l:l7. Warner
takes of eighteen pounds on the race: But
pounds worse than Dale. who roG> him
then. So there you are.
Wyeth 10 out for the first time since he
broke up the turf by beating Charles W.
Meyer in the Junior Championship at the
ing them over With his s-year.oids. and he
has Marque. good one. to help .Wyeth.
Ethelyne is not overveighted, and she does
love a route and 10 In very good form Just
at present. Her last race was q good one.
O'Neill will be on Kafffr. Earl on Warner.
should win, with the Stevens entry second
and Ethelyne third
On their last races. Lunar and Miss The
resa should night 1t out in the fifth race.
tance. and Miss Theresa ran brillian seven
furlongs behind Antolee, after getting left
at the post. She Is taking off seven pounds
on that race to-day. Lunar Is awfully good
now and should win. with Miss Theresa sec
ond and Charles D. third.
On her race behind Hungarian on July 9.
when she should have won. Prima II looks
like q ! to shot to-day. Verify viii like
the Delmar track, especially II II rains
Aurea. John Morton and sard Will be all
there. Verify and sard Will 90 to the post
| as the Bratton entry. The East st. Louis
horseman bought Zoraide and Verify from
Abe Calm yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
The Republics Selections.

First Race-Hunter Rsine, Phorolite, Lillian n;
Second kace-Golden Harvest, Tartar. Arouno
Again.
Third Race-Sam azarus Tobe Paine. Ed L.
Fourth Race-varner Stevenss best, Etheiyhe.
Fifth Race-Lunar Miss Thresa- Charles y.
Sixth Race-Prima II, Bratton's pes'' Johh
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
Inaepe.aeaee net to He Chartered.

!. REFUBLlC 8PECIALA
ks.post 2; l.. July ls.,A definite .tatsmsn,
for NJ. LswsoS Who dosbtisss, spoSe NTH hi.
thor.ty that NJ. Lawson would not chsrter the
The Independence will leave for New tondor
~ o'cieck to-mofruw, tempo.ar tnpm4si
Puiposs intended Until the vessel reaches New
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
GOSSIP OF THE QUARTER STRETCH.


Owners Want Jumping Races Put On
at Delnar Park.
Billy Masrane had Lomond primed for It
yesterday. ana would have got the purse
in the last race and a nice bet. had Lindsey
handled the horse at the start.
Bill Dixon certainly is coming along with
ne rs e sos sa1d run
dlesome have also shown much Improve
rnent under the old sea Hon. You should
have seen Bell ply. the hat on Antolee. not
because she needed II. but to make 1t sure
in the last race. Bell must have been read
ing GIL Curry's book on How to Whip: or,
I1inkey.s Finish. He. just laid over on
life. An right, Master Bell: another finish
like that and some one viii be taking you
Dale did wonderful work on Beana after
he got her going. but he slipped out OF 1t
late.
zonne was bet forty ways to win tho
third race, but he sulked every lick Of II.
II the writer was 20 very fortunate az to
own zonne, or Wall. he would be ruled on
the turf for taking the armat e out of 4
street car and putting II in saddle which
he would put on them.
Take look at A. d. Gfbson's last two
races On July u he was on sixth In q
neid OF eight. start very poor; IN tact: ne
80. 49, eimoss aets AZ sns poss Saro, on n
son was right at his throat latch, though
he eed ruily eight ieneths the worst Of the
seert. This should make him run that first
e ns ,hs s'0se sooS did il Hl IN Tnsn
took Glbson ND In his lap and eascd him
houe In 1:14x
What dtnerence yesterday. Gibson, same
weight. weather. track and boy. Was away
running second in q held OF seven. BAD Sam
ran the FIRST half IN 20 with Gibson ssver
s03S for Gibsen. He then began to drop out
ef q and kept up q constant dropping thai
were the heavy hearts OF stone within his
hacker. n the grand stand. At the END
mslf. won in i:is. while Nj Gibson va; "a;
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
Morning Telesraph.s Selections.

>
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York July 16-The Morning Telegraph >
selections for to-day's Brighton Beach races are I:
First Race-oread, Lucky Star, Marothen.
second Race-Dixieline. Schwatbe Essene.
Baron Pepper.
Fourth Race-First Whip. The Regent, Intru-
Fifth Race-Musidora. Cast Iron. c. Rosenfeld.
sixth Race-ktns Brambe. Maiden. Mayor Gil
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
MORGAH-,xA.xrs.

West Piains No, July. l5.-Narrfed n
Eureka SPRING., Ark, J. w Morgan of
tbs city. and Nfse lxo}a jancs. for1nerfy n
PuEnona. thfss ceynSy. . -. s & '.' ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
1897 Masonic Temple, cHlcAo
NO PAY.
NO CUBE.

NEN.-If you have small. veak
orRans, lost power or weakening
drains our Vacuum Organ psvs3opsr
viii restore you without druGS or
electricity; oeFsosure and varicoesis
permansatiy cured N 70 4 veeks;
75.eeo In use; not ons failure, noe
one returned; effect immediats; ne
COD. fraud; wrtes for frss paSs1sar
lars, sent sealed IN plain snveiope.
G CO., 70 Ihsrp oik.. is6issspsils, lsA
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

They called a carriage and returned homs,
The persons I'm the buggy which collided
with Mrs. Samuelson's buggy drove rapidly
away without giving their names.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

Ass % &as 0a % S
'as T TimsS1is n S & % & ST. ~ M ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

HURT IN COLLISION OF BUGaIEs-
Mrs, Mary Samuelson Of No. lilo North
Ninth street. and her son. Abraham, were
Sunday night in collision with another
buggy. on the Grand drive. Mrs. Samuel
sons back was wrenched. but her son es-
capped injury. Policeman Stewart of the
Mounted District caught her horse and
stopped 1t before the buggy was destroyed
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
ENTRIES AND SELECTIONS
FOR RACES AT THREE TRACKS.


New York. July lb-Entries for tomorrow
rsSes q Brighton Beach ara a. follows:
Elrst race. mile and SEVENTH rard..
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

zonne was bet forty ways to win the
third race, but he sulked every lick OF II.
1f the writer was DO very fortunate az to
own Zunne, or Wall, he would be ruled on
the turf for taking the armat .e out of q
street car and putting It in saddle which
he would put on them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

Dale did wonderful work on Beana after
he got her going, but he slipped out OF 1t
on the back stretch. He made her steam
up down the last eighth. but II waa too
late.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

CHILD RUN ovER-Ems RAISER of
No. 1925 North Twelfth street was knocked
down by a team attached to a wagon driven
by Matthew Kelly of No. 1917 OFallon
street yesterday morning at Broadway and
Olive street One wheel passed over her
right foot, severely bruising and lacerating
II: Doctor Vogel dressed the injury at the
City Dispensary and she was sent home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

Dlckmann laid off sixteen deputies for a
month without pay yesterday to curtaiI the
expenses Of the office during the summer
are: Deputies Noonan, Jolly, McNancy,
Jerrebeck Carvey, Dwire, Rankin, Reilly,
Eilers. Dussard, Hardnache. Lanse. Phelan,
Rogers and Brown.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

INCORPORATEDLThe Big Four Mining
and Milling Company, having capital OF
800 each. filed articles Of Incorporation yes
terday with Recorder of Deeds Hahn Will
liam II. Mayo holds 125 shares; T. A. Mar
tin, 125; William H. Stmpkins, i25, and VIII
liam G. Hills LIS -
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

SHIRT-WAIST MAN IN COuRr-Judge
lachritx placed himself on raco:d yes.erday
as allowing shirt waists TO he worn n lis
court. F. J. Burns, Deputy Sheriff in the
court. noticed q man entering the :otn at
tired in shirt waist. Befo.e taking any
action. he asked Judge Zachrtrz whst he
should do The Judge said 1t was all tight
and the coatless man was allowed to re-
main.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

SALOONKEEPER M1S91NFTho EOIice
yesterday were requested to search for
Michael symczak, 30 y ,ars old. who Is miss
nue.. Symczak and his brother condusled a
saloon at Twelfth street and cass avenue
On Friday night Michael Symczak closed the
His mother and sister called at the morsue
yesterday to see II his body had been taken
there. they fearing that he had net with
foul play.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

ST. AIMS LAWN PARTY-st. AIMS
Parish will give q lawn party .ulv e at
NO 4232 Cook avenue for the benefit OF st.
AIMS Parochiai School,
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

Unless the rev arrivals, .Tarter. E. L..
Frank and Connie Lee, are up to some
thing, Golden Harvest should get the money
in the second event
The bee., 1901-01-31
A Great Newspaper.

When ali that portion of the United
States west of the Missouri and Kaw
rivers was a trackless wilderness,
nearly half century ago, the first
issue of one of the worlds greatest
newspapers appeared. St. Louis,
which was then q mere Oyergrown
town on the western frontier of civ
ilization, has developed into % great
commercial metropolis; and the
great modern nowsgather, the ST.
LOUIS GLOBE-DEMOCRAT, has
kept pace with the progress Of it's
city and section. 1t has been, from
its first issue to the present time, the
children's tutor. the youths coun-
selor, the woman's companion, the
farmers instructor and friend. Its
circulation. extends to every state
and territory of the Union, to Cana
da and Mexico, and to every part of
the world where there are readers n
the English language. 1t ought e.
be in your home during the coming
year. See advertisement elsewhere
in this issue..t