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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-12-06

Mr. 4 T CarpShter has moved
his family to Valley Center. lie
vii! also move his stock Of goods
from the Reed store house Oh The
River to Mrs. S. b. Rexrode's store
building at Valley Center, where
he will continue in the mercantile
business. Mr. Carpenter is a mer-
chant of experience, and as he has
located in a thrifty farming COM
munitv, we predict that he will do
we'll. Mr. and Mrs Carpenter we
believe are due the thanks Of the
town and county for the very sat
isfactory manner in which they
kept up the Jail building and yard
during the time they resided there.
A rrettier court house square than
this one would be hard to find, and
its present state of perfection is IN
;r large measure due to their care
and good management of the prop
erty.
Mrs. Armenia Jordon has moved
to the jail building, and her son,
Mr. VIII Jordon. will act as JaiIor.
The telephone exchange is also be-
ing moved there and Miss Maggie
Jordon will continue as operator.
Mr.. John p. Gwin and mother
have moved to the house Vacated
by Mrs JordOn, and that means
rooms to let" in the Winner fiat.
1t has been said that in the last
mentioned building there are al
coves, boudoirs, dormitories and
such like that have not yet been
discovered.
In buying a winter suit or over
coat YOU want a large assortment
to select from; you want the best
and latest styles of well made goods.
all of which YOU will find at Y b
Bishops. No trouble to show you
clothing. Can fit the boys too.
Some of the young folks Of the
town want to get up an entertain
ment of some sort for the holidays,
just fer fun. They are not partlcu'
lar as to what disposition is made
Of the proceeds, yet We understand
that one Of the party proposes to
erect town ball and donate the
remainder to the &. w. railroad to
be applied in the building Of the
Shenandoah tanned.
A Leading Baltimore travelling
man, who is well posted on prices,
gave Mr.. H. NJ. Slaven orders for
two gold watches. Mr.. Sla>en also
sold six nice watches to members
of the G. w. engineer corps. These
deals speak well for our jewelers.
business.
DRESS MAKING Mrs W. II. Hin
er and Miss George HIner will do
yOur sewing at reasonable rates, at
the home-of Mrs Hiner near town.
Cali and give these ladies q trial
aud you will he we'll pleased.
A new line Of queensware, suit
able for sChristmas presents, are
now being opened at i. A. Orn-
6urlf's. ,.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-12-06
TIE 6. &. p. Pike Obstructed.

TIE 6. 6. p. Pike Obstructed.
Would it be right to exact toll
on a road when the Traveller, IN
passing over it just hits a few OF
the high places? The road Oh the
western slope Of TIE mountain
west Of Monterey, as stated IN last
issue, is in dangerous condition.
On Tuesday two or thrte teams
were brought to stand still on
the way down the mountain and
had to be shoye'ed cat. One party
v no came over "Wednesday said
The condition Of the road was
worse than he had ever seen it.
Should this Obstruction remain
there The whole winter through
when it could lie removed at httie
cost? We hope our good road
oficiais vii speak out in command
ing tones and say--"Go forth ut
once and clear the iIigbtown read.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-12-06
DO You Know

That there are more people hum
bugef in buying jeweIry than in
any other line?
That in its sale through the regu-
lar retail store, larger profits are
made than on any other line?
That lately ! have completed an al
rangement by which | can fur
nish you anything in the jewelry
line from the smallest scarf pin to
the finest watch or clock?
That | haye from 3 or 4 leading
wholesale jewelry houses Of this
county, their latest catalogues,
which represent so accurately the
immense line carried by each, that
to look through them is equal to .
personal visit to the most elegant
jewelry store in the land?
That if Won will lock at my catalo-
CUES, give NE your order for any
article you desire. you will be con-
WINGED that It is a satisfactory, safe
and cheap way to buy iewelry?
That | can buy as cheapIy as the
retail man, that | have no store
to keep up, 10 money invested in
stock no clerks to pay, ain satisfied
with q small profit, and for these
reasons can make yon prices that
when compared with the figures
at the regular iewelry store, are
rediculously low?
If you do not know call at the
Postotlice and | will be pleased to
inform you Of these
Money Saving Facts
Cn JGWelry.
I can furnish you with field glasses
autohdrps and monograph records
II. NJ. Slayen ieweIer
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-12-06
Good Reading for Everybody

In addition to its special articles
by famous men and women and its
stories by the most popular living
writer's of fiction The Youths COM
panion presents from week to week
many regular features Of great
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TIE editorial page discusses the
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The article on the care Of the
health which has been published
every week Cor many years IS OF
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The departments of Current
Events and Nature and Science
give the important news Of the
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The chidren's page provides
diversion for the little ones, and the
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IA complete treasury Of good read
ing.
An illustrated prospectus OF The
new volume for 1902 will be sen'
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Every new subscriber vino send:
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will receive free all the issues fol
the remaining weeks of 1901 anl
TThe Companion Calendar for 1902
Autographed in twelve coIors anC
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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-12-06
Measuring Social.

Tie ladies of Monterey will hold
a "Measuring Social at the Court
House on Friday night the 2Cth OF
December for the benefit of the
cemetery fund. The public are
cordially invited. The admittance
fee will be three cents for each
foot in height and one cent for
each additional inch. 1t is expect
ed that each lady in town will
bring or send a cake and basket of
apples, and some article for the
fancy table Which will be held in
in connection with it. Refresh
ments gratis.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-12-06
z Of 81
81 5GDa1@ g

SCOTS Emulsion is not a
good medicine for fat folks.
We have never tried giving it
70 a real fat person. We don't
dare. You see SCOTS Emul-
sion builds new flesh, Fat
people don't want it. Strong
people don't need it.
But if you are thin SCOTS
Emulsion is the medicine for
you, /: doesn't tire you out.
There is no strain. The work
is ali natural and easy. You
just take the medicine and
that's all there is to it.
The next thing you know
you feel bctter-you eat better
and you weigh more. It's
4 quiet worker.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT G BOWIE, Chemists, 400 Pearl St., N. Y.
sos aid 300; all druggists.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-12-06

Ina few days will hayeanew and
fresh supply Of candies and cakes
for tie Loliday trade. b rndortT.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-25

TO IRON SPRINGS.-Dr. J. C. Nor ton took his family to Iron Springs on last nights train and will return Sat
 urday morning.
 A BIBLE READING.-On Welnes- day evening at 7:3O o'clock Mrs. C. H. Golfer of Chicago, a well known writer and interesting speaker, will give a bib'e reading at the Baptist church.
 WAITING TELEGRAMS.- A tele- gram was received at the Western Un- ion office last night for MT Robert Towne MT. Towne is living about five miles out ofthecity.
 GOING TO BISBEE.-Mr. J. Watson Hall, who has been with the Hotel Adams pharmacy for some time, will leave in a day or two for Bisbee, where he has been offered a good position by the Bisbee Drug company.
 THE HICKEY CASE.-The case against Mrs. F. C. Hickey, charged with neglecting to care for her daughter, Edith. occupied the attention of Justice Gray all yesterday afternoon. Several witnesses for the prosecution were eX- amincd and the case continued.
 BAPTIST PRIMARIES-Miss Jennie
 \. Welch, superintendent of the pri- mary department of the Baptist Sun day school, will welcome her scholars to her home. 127 North Fourth avenue, at $50 o'clock on Wednesday of this week. The mothers of the scholars are also cordially invited.
 LOOK OUT FOR INDIANS. - Our Mineral Wealth, published at King man. says the Indians in that vicinity are in snarling mood since the killing of the squaw and buck near Kingman. and warns prosp, cturs and others in the hills to keep sharp lookout for tho redskins. They ar' even more trcaCh. crous than white men.
 EIGHT O'CLOCK TONIGHT,--This is the date fixed by the gentlemen uembcrs of the Christian church for their reception and entertainment in the church parlors. They are hinting at a great surpris. in the freshmcnt line, but refuse to affirm OF deny that they have prepared all the dainties that will be set before a hungry public. This will be easily discovered by those who partake.
 FRIENDLY RlNALRY.-Up in Mo- have county they have the same friend ly rivalry that exists elsewhere be- tween communities. A Kingman paper Eays: "It looks like Kingman haa a safe lead over Chloride. Two murders, one woman minus her teeth and number Of black eyes and Harvey house. Chloride with only one knife play and a spent bullet can't expect to be in the first class.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-25
RECORrlHR's CoURT-The business

RECORElIR'S COURT-The business of the city recorder yesterday consisted principally of counting money turned over to him by tho policemen as bail | tonds by Doe, Roe, e al., who preferred to lose thir good coin rather than ap- pear. Al Roe. druHK and disorderly, forfeited s5 this way. and a man named Mach fo- the same charge forfeited $S. One bicycle rider who had no light was cinChed s3 worth and a bad boy named John Doe was found guilty. but zen tence suspended till today. He said he had good job waiting for him in Los Angeles and tn recorder wanted to give him chance % get out of town. Frank Doe, who made seven-ringed circus of himself the night before. in- turing no one but himself, however, for feitcd ten dollar ball bond he had put up the night before in a moment of incorporate thoughtfuln5ss, and Jose JuareZ, who was drunk and disord rly. also got a punishment fitted to the crime.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-25
4 4 < 4 < 4 < 4 4 4 4 NGsgRgs9ggggg | Personal Mention.

Theo $. St. John of Fl Paso is at the Ford
 w. !. Rainry it last night for the east over the <. r., r. x r.
 F. r. Trutt is in from Commissioner s Place. guest of the Comm rcial hotel.
 C. NJ Cullom was d passenger tp Flagstaff on last nights northbound train.
 IT. C, Swgtnam and family left lasl night over he northern route for Pueblo.
 J. D. Houck of Globe arrived her yesterday morning on the NJ. X P. train.
 Mr. and Ms j. W. Walden are cx- pectcd home from Buffaio on Friday morning.
 C. w. Grouse left last night for liol- brook to assume the duties of his new position as Indian agent.
 F. F. Wann, a Prescott mining man, was at the Hotel Adams yesterday, re turning last night.
 Judge and Mrs. Fletcher M. Doan and Frank w Doan If Florence are guests of the Hotel Adams.
 Mrs. D. J. Jones and MT. and Mrs. D. J. Jones. Jr., an son, left Sunday night over the $. r., P. X P. for Brook lyn, N. Y.
 F. $. Yankee, who is operating some mines west of Congress. registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday, returning north last night.
 Among those registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were: F. M. san
Arizona republican., 1901-06-25

D. the plac. tu buy your outfit. Ramp Stools from foe tO soc. A rispoons Jc set; Tablespoons loc set, 1Iutch oven" from G5c to s2.5O. 3rypans from lOc to j0c. Ramp Stoves from $l.75 to $5.O0. 1;o. Cook Stoves $1Sj; No. Cook { Stoves Sll.Sj. 4lountaineer Steel Ranges slS.5O to
 i Sl6.JO
 J cnts $Sj0 to $23iO.
 I Ots from $l.1j to s3.j0. Dlatches (parlor) 240O for 2Jc. lanterns 2jc to $l.O0. Jlding tables s3.7j. I Folding Miners Cots $2.50. sh Loaded Shells, black, 5Oc box; 4 ymOkeless, 60c box. fhOtguns s7.OO to $35. nes $2.jO to sl9.Sj. f short Cartridges be box; 22 Long 4 o0c box. Ramp Kettles i0c tO Sic.
 & pc ljc 10.
 Y Xe2 sl.00 to $l.G5.
 II mpasses 2Jc and 35C. ammocks sl.O0 to M.3J. Il {rOspectors' Picks SJc to $lO0.
 \ special bargains this month. See our N ndows' and bargain tables.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-25

Maximum temperature, l0j; minimum temperature, 73. Average relative humidity, 16 per cent. Total precipitation, o. Character of the day--Clcar.
 VIM. c. BURNS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-25

ford Prescott; George w. Durtrow, Salton; Wm Park, Williams, and C. M. Wood Denver.
 J. e. Stephens and J. l.. Ogier of Prescott. I. II. King. Yuma; ". F. Washum. Bakersfield: T. A. Stroher. Jr. San Francisco; Charles II. Cook, Sacaton. registered at the Commercial hotel yesterday.
 Among those who left on last night s Nj S P. train were J. w. Burns and C.. T. w st for Tucson, MT. and Mrs. w. II. Wheeler for Benson, J. s. White for Los Angeles. Mrs J. Q. White for San Francisco and Miss Lillie Jenri's for Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-25

LADIES-Made to measure Dresses in organdies, dimilies. cotton foulards and best lawns at The Berlin for only $SjO worth Sl2.OO to s15OO. ITS is cheaper than you can make them yOIr- selves
Arizona republican., 1901-06-25
CHEAP RATES TO BUFFALO AND
 EIsTIfRN

The M x F. railroad in connection with the Southern Pacific. will sell tick cts lo Buffalo and return forSi15. round trip tickets will be good sixty days from date of salc and will be on sale July 3rd and ith August 2lnd and 23rd Sep tember 9th and 9th. Through service to Buffalo without change.
 For further information call on or ad- dress -
 NJ. c. RICKNELL,
Arizona republican., 1901-06-25
CHANGE OF LOCATION.

Dr. Amasa s. HaWiey, who was for m"Ily located at i39 Wes; Washington street, will be found after July first ait his new quarters. l0S North Center street; ofiice recently vacated by Hugh Creighton.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-25

NJ. e. RICl<NELL,
 c. F. and |. A.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-25
DayidSon'S Cash Store

EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
 Phoenix, A. T. Mail orders promptly filled. 1l4 to 11S West Washington St Telephone No. 236, Rings.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-25
News ef "
 the Town
THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for "A hours ending 8 D. m yes- terday:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-19
Dy telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPE,IALs-

Cairo Ill. June B--The river fell 4 of n foot
dUrlng tie past "a nou.s- 1he gauge read -
t~er Tne wea,ner Is tair and very warm, with
tssrcke arrived al z a. with one barge eacn
lumger and logs she Will return South TO-
nl lrTow. lSASseit Lo.d from the Tennessee.
ST. Louis at a. m Ice Carrie ". having ar
rived from the Lower ai;ssfsssoDi with a Uarge
herosd arrived at 1885 last night with a Iight
TIP OF freight and seseLty-two passengers. Sre
oepsrSed on ner return rip at - D. m, with
Tennessee River arrived at p m. having tlons
q nsnt pcs'ness hero. TOR ST. Louis al 20 D. M
Ei.n lar 'r,p. consisting Of lumber. slaves.
Iieiynt- Inc Jack frost arrived at .. m. from
the Lower AiseiSsiSpi with one barge each OF
VII. get away Tor 81. Louis tomorrow morning
he sam Brown departed this morning Tor 81.
Louis with four oarges OF coal Tne Harry
Known arrived from st. Louis with empt;es al
80 p. m. Sic Will ciean. boilers and leave for
st. Louis At O'Clock tomorrow morning with
six bsrEes u COAL Tne FRED HartweS from the
Cincinnati are Que to-niSnt- The latter - bring
ing Gown q mixed tow, consisting ot coal ror
Slrd.s Point and brick for giescnSiisa 'A'is i0r
Nesnphis. Tenn. June B--1Le river here stande
l5-s lest on the gauge. q fan OF a in the iasI
ton Ine Orlando departed AZ p. m for White
River with . fair "trip. The Lncile Nowland
esgs..eds s,s ss p ~. m r., With soos "Trip for AZ:
The W. W. O'Neai with her big coal tow, has
sssders s TSs sowssss % s,niey from orSssa Ss1
her to1 Of . pieces az Helena. sns viii sx-
have contSscssd Win Howards Jes..sonslsie.
S ssf raS sss a 5. e %
service by September 1k The Woodford arrived
yesterday from The Lower Ohio River via :
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-19

Commander U. r. Harris. U. g. ", Inspector
OF the Fifteenth Lighthouse District has rent to
tho positions OF United states post lights along
the Illinois River between ST. Louis and sand
Point: Preach Island sdsy mark, moved up l5o
land. reset; sugar Creek. lower. name changed
To Above Frederick: Sugar Creek. upper. discun-
tinued. opposite Sugar Creek. established: oppo-
bell Landing tday marko. discontinued
The Eagle Packet Companys Ecw steamer
Cape Girardeau yesterday cane OF the ways and
Girardeau 10 built TO the hull Of the War Easie
ber II. 1900. and the boat cost s21.ooo. The
Eagle the trade between ST. Louis and Com
mercs while the latter is on the docks for re-
pairs.
The T. Z Kennedy. a new stern-xheei boat,
built BY Captain rhoms. Z, Kennedy at Ciinton'
Ia. was towed to St Louis and viii lie in port
until the vessels boilers and engines are in
enter the excursion business the river above
and below Chester.
Captain Horace Bixpy OF the towSoas Beaver
sess os sas Of .a and
the man who arst taught Marx Twain sSamuei
the science Of navigation.
Tho Bald Eagle reached pcst yesterday morn
ing from Peoria. and will clear this afternoon
-Georse Clifton of Greenvlle. Miss, where h.
has large coal interests. was a visitor in ST.
Captain Charles A. NadaI Of Greenvile.
sippi and Ohio Rivers Pilots Society
Captain William W. Woods of Shawneetovn
ILL.,. Is IN 81. Louis to again enter active service
en- the river.
Captain Nick Beaver Of the St Louis ana
Mississippi Valley Barge Line has made appiica-
tion Tor membership In the mississippi and ONO
Rivers Pilots society.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-19

tow Of treadwater coal. and returned last Gvan-
Ing with tow OF empty barges and the -
lda- The steamer Henry Waltz running e
LACK River. -Arkansas sunk near E1gin, al
will probably be total lossL Captain JoA0
Harpham. agent OF Louisville and C1nclnnnkI
be raised Receipts by river to-day were tUo
e<.es OF cotton and - sacks cotton seed.
Paducah. KY. June N-Gause read this Regus
Ing U.s.. The steamer Dick Fowler left at os0E
for Cairo with fair trip. steamer John q
hopkins arrived from Evansville at SO and -
parted for same al n:0 q m The City =
Memphis arrived from the Tennessee River e
l2:l5 and left for ST. Louis At p. m JotnR
Moran. with q big tov Of empties. passed ~ -
Ohio River at this morning. !
Burlington. Ia June I.-Tho Eago n 49,
registered to-day At the bridge II fest 8 ineh04,
q fall OF inches in the last - hours. WeafhGf
clear and cool after rain The EIoise and W
morrow.
Cincinnati. O.. June N-River ms: r1snn&'
Clear and warm. Departed: Virginia, Pfftn61x|
Louisviiie KY. June lS.-River fallinw: 3 -
In canal: ss on falls: Is feet below locki. c.
and warm
Grand Tower H.. June Ia-Gpsy EAsqs dsun.
at a m Harry Brown down at r1:e q. -
"a hours Weather cloudy and warm.
Cape Girardeau. No.. June M-Bcan AUWn1
Grey Eagle. at 1870 M: Harry Brown e &
p m Up: Grey Eagle. at 10 .. N N0m1A11|
due. River falling: 15.3 feet.
Chester. Ii.. June 1S-River fzlling uuur|
1o7 feet Weather cloudy. Harry Brown e.
at 1910 q m James 7. Lockwood ~ e =
p m
warsaw. H.. June fs-0auxe reads a. NE
Cloudy and warm. Saturn and Pathfindor doUm.
with raft Silver Crescent down and up
Evansville, Ind, June N.--Rtver 81: fallluR. =
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-19
CREED REVISION WORK.
Committees Assigned to PreparI
New Presbyterian Doctrines.

Pfttsburg. Pa. June 1s-rhe Greed Rpv1n>
ION Committee appointed by the last c.
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian ChurGn
at Philadelphia. met here to-day boh11
closed doors. with q full attendance q
members
The meeting was opened by prayer, afee<
which the action Of the last assembly. 60
stituting the committee. was read By t.
Reverend Doctor William Henry Roberts e
Pennsylvania. secretary OF the comm1ttoo@
All action Of the assembly as to revinouu
was read and discussed with some oi1nm[
ence Of opinion as to its meaning.
The committee decided to set down to buDai
fne>s at cnce, and make an effort to =
something at the first meeting. Three =
four other meetings will be held during t.
year: probably In New York. Chicago Ar
Washington City.
After a lengthy discussion Of the plan -
be followed the commission decided 10 -
the work into the hands Of three subco0Gl11
tees. TO ~ort at a meeting to he held eaflI
in the fall
The Reverend Henry william Roberts wad
made chairman of the committee to prepnEU
In brief form the doctrines of the refognG(
faith. The Reverend Herrick johnson -
given the duty of suggesting the neceaBugl
changes IN the third chapter, which ru1G11
TO "foreordination.' and Doctor Henry NJ
ton was made chairman Of the comm1ton
to prepare the new chapter on the love :
God. missions and the Holy Spirit.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-19

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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-19
CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
Girls, Returning From Mother'r
Funeral, Placed Under Arrest.
prDr-pvr<, Cpr~v.v

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nation. ILL.,. June M-Yesterday tho -
cal police were wired to apprehend -
hold Miss Bessie Bockwuehl, wanted e
Litchfieid on charge Of kidnapping q =
year-oid girl. The message stated that IL
persons wanted were on the Big -Four -
commodation, en- route to this city.
Upon the trains arrival two peFuou
Answering to the description were found =
board. They had purchased tickets z
Litchfieid. and the Identification seemed =
complete that they were taken into CO.
tody. and Deputy Sheriff McAfee Of Ii3cfi
field notified OF their detention.
Investigation proved that the eapt1Vu
were the Misses King. daughters Of t.
berland Presbyterian Church at AshwoEHI
They were returning from Girard after -
tending the funeral and interment Of -
mother at that place.. The Reverend a. e
Bergen of this city. who preached r.
funeral sermon. secured their release
A message from Itchfield this mogu1n
states that Miss Bockwuehl has ben r.
rested in that city.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-19
TO REDUCE EXPENSES OF Arm
Chiefs of Bureaus Going to Manif
in the Interest Of Economy. b

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. June B.-Secretary Root
preparing instructions to the several eh1G1
OF bureaus of the War Department ~
will leave this week for the Philippansa
Brigadier General Greedy, Chief g.
Chief Commissary officer have sfzrte6 r.
the East, and Adjutant GenornI Cn31
Inspector General Breckinridge. ousrt1
Each officer viii make an 61spoef3w
his own particular branch of tks SogVl6
The Secretary u anxious to eut down {
concentrations from the several ofae111 =
on their return a. to the poanNo 49,
pruning knife can - app1oa
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-19

Tho W. H. Grapevine arrived from Rockeport
yesterday morning with fairly good Downstream
trip.
The India Givens reached 81. Louis yesterday
morning with a sood freight manifest and a
number Of passengers.
Tho Sidney departed yesterday afternoon at
4 O'Clock for Burlington with q good passenger
trip and a fair cargo of freight
Tho City Of Sheffield arrived yesterday from
Hamburg and Calhoun County landings with q
good freight patronage and a number OF passen-
gers.
The Rses Lee cleared yesterday afternoon fer
Memphis with good cargo OF freight and sew
eral passengers
The City Of Clifton will reach ST. Louis to-
day from the Tennessee River and will receive
To clear tomorrow afternoon for Waterloo. Ala
Tho Columbia departed yesterday for Cnes-
ter with a good freight manifest and 100 pas
sengers.
The Chester cleared for Cape GraTdeau yes-
terday afternoon with . heavy cargo Of ireigat
and = fair list OF Passengers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-19
RIVER NEWS.


or twenty-four hours. en4ing at !. m:
ST. Louis. Tuesday. June Is. 1901.
Stations Dancer. Gauge. Change.