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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-19

The record which the present mayor CT
Philadelphia is making shows that a good
form of government does not necessarily
insure good government The Philadelphia
city charter is regarded of the best
IN the country. 1t was originally known
as the Bullet BILL" and was drafted by
a committee OF citizens in 1855 much as the
present charter of this city was. The
Philadelphia charter was the pioneer one
I'm the direction of municipal reform. es-
tablshing strict line between the legis-
lative and executive branches of the city
government. taking from the Council all
executive functions and vesting them in
the mayor. The latter official is made in
eligible for a second term. The city Is gov
erned on the department plan. city officers
are forbidden 10 participate in political
conventions and civiI-service rules are es-
tablished In every department. Other pro-
visions in the charter make II the most
advanced In the direction OF municipal gov
eminent reform OF any I'm the country.
Notwithstanding this the present mayor
by his squandering of valuable franchises
and his evidently corrupt dealings with
syndicates. Is making most scandalous
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-19
DUE TO RECKLESS DRIVING.
Child Killed and other Persons Hurt
Fort WAYNE Man Arrested.

SANDUSKY, o.. June ls.-Reckless driv-
ing on the part of two youns men resulted
in the death Of the two-year-old child OF
George Leibacher. the serious injury OF his
wife and lesser Injuries To three other
children. Arthur Hartzel. OF Fort Wayne.
and Peter Duinafn attempted 10 pass the
Ieibachers on the huron road. and the two
buggies collidcd. Both vehicles upset. the
baby being thrown out on its head. Mrs.
Leibacner may die. Hartzel who was In
jure1 was arrested on a charge of man.
eIauphfcr
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If those persons who are seeing politics
fn the dedication OF the monument will
guarantee the committee the $4,000 or $4,000
which will be needed TO carry out a pro-
gramme commensurate with the desires of
the veterans and other citizens. it is prob
able it will suit them as TO time. The
money is the obstacle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-19

The arrest of a Pittsburg steel mag
nate for misappropriating 100000 could
hardly have been instigated by other steel
magnates. for what is a 100000 more or
less to them? If the Pittsburg man VIII
look I'm his other pocket he will probably
find the missing CHANGE
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Their Way.
Plck.

Farmer Honk-What sort of people are your
city relatives that are visitin' up your house.
'Gustus1
Farmer Bentback tgrimly)-Aw. They're the
kind that when they ye visit act like they
wanted a receipt for IT,
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Clty JournaI

John Thompson. OF ottawa. had a finger
amputated the other day the result OF
putting chemicals on a wart. And there
will be but little public sympathy with Mr..
Thompson. The idea OF putting chemicals
on a wart when everybody knows that thu
scientific way to remove warts Is 70 touch
them with the gizzard OF a chicken and
then bury the gizzard at the left-hand corr
ner OF the grave % a politician. saying:
Like loves like: come. take like.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-19

Smart Set.
Little Elmer-Papa. why is it more blessed to
give than 10 receive?
Professor Broa dhead-Isecause. my if you
permit yourself 10 receive you compelled TO
give about three times as much in return in or
to properly express your gratitude.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-19
Mr.. Bryan's Tine To speak.
Brooklyn Eagle

Brooklyn Eagle.
And now let Mr. Bryan say whether M
believes in third nominations. He has
twice tried for a first term and H. cred
tied with wanting n third nomination
Mr.. Mckinley has set an example OF re-
nunciation. but then Mr.. Mckinley hac
something TO renouncc.
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Life.
Laura-Her father east her of without penny
when she married without his consent.
Claire-How did they manage?
oh they published two volumes OF their love
letters"
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Show us the best governed city in the
United States and we will show you one
whose expenses could still be greatly re-
duced If it were governed on strictly bust
ness prfnciDleS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-19

record ,rhe lesson is that the best form
OF government may be nullified and pros
titursd by bad administration.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-19

Cisc--issry- paul Cot.~,;ifn. Pc-Ds Fred
crick Newton Duncan, Flat Rock.
Geology. - Alfam Vareiman Mauck.
CWeusNlllc.
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-04-04
KelleS's Ferry.
Spec al to tho News.

Spec al to the News.
MIR. r. j Massey made a business
trip to Jasper Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isiah Newsome were
visiting at Savannah Sunday.
Mrs. r. f. Rlchey and family were
the guests of Mrs. Matte Hartman
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Massey, of McNabb
Mines is visiting relatives at this
place.
Misses Nellie Hartman and En-
ma Troxler made pleasant visit to
to Etna Sunday.
Wesley Jennings spent Saturday
night with the Newsome brothers.
Mrs. Julia Newsome visited her
brother, of Chattanooga Monday.
Bill Anderson went to Stanley
Friday.
Albert Davis, of Walden's Ridge,
spent Saturday and Sunday In this
locality.
Tom McNabb, of Savannah, went
to Chattanooga Monday,
Allen McNabb as usual was look.
| ing Belle in the face Sunday.
Willie Hartman, of Etna visited
home folks Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Z. J. McNabb visited hel
sister at McNabb Mines Tuesday,
If you want to make Albert Davis
laugh just ask him who is going tC
| bake his bread when he moves tt
Savannah.
Jesse Hartman, OF Etna, was II
our midst Sunday.
Mrs Nancy Anderson and Mrs. r
| A. Boatrite was the guest of Mrs
Lizzie White Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas Sexton was at tn
Ferry Saturday.
We were real glad to read tn
News from Stanley. Let us heal
from you often.
ETHFL.
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Union Grove.
Special TO the News.
Rain is abundant.

Special TO the News.
Rain is abundant.
Rev. Kilgors failed to fill his ap
pointment here Sunday on account
Of bling q witness in the U S
Court at Chattanooga Monday.
J. H Vinzant is making some
repairs to his house this week
r. Cantrell wants fifty cents
worth of the best paper in the val
ley sent to him at Whitwell.
We are glad to know that our
old friend L. c. Browning Of Wy
lam, Ala that spent so many
pleasant days with friends in this
community has not forgotten u
aud that he is getting along well
Jack Webb went to Jasper Mon
day.
Some parties from Jasper were
here few days ago looking for fat
cattle.
Dan Pitman and sons, Eph and
Albert, went to casper Monday.
John Campbell moved to Pike
vile one day last week.
Wiley Rogers went to Jasper
Monday.
D. nj. Griffith il getting out tele
phone poles and hauling them to
the line between Victoria and In-
man.
Il. Cantrell and wife of Whitwell
visited friends and relatives here
last week.
Rev. J. D. Billins'ey and Mr.
Dan Pitman visited r. F. Rogers
S lnday.
Mr.. J. H. Crutchfeld is build,
ing him large dwelling near J
H. Vinzant's.
Mrs. r, f Rogers is still very
low, and there is little hope Of hel
getting any better
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-04-04
COPPINGER COVE.
Special to the News.

Special to the News.
Well, we'll, well.
All are we'll up here except the old
lady, myself and others.
Where we live is beautiful view.
On last Saturday saw at least twenty
ridges at one glance. They were in
the air--partridges.
A. Coppinger made business trip to
Chattanooga last week.
There was strike up here last Mon
day jawed the old woman and she
struck me. Tuesday we compromised.
R. P. Jones when last heard from was
vending his way towards Sequachee
Friday.
Did you hear that they had moved
Dickson Cove out on top of the noun
tain. Neither did I.
Monday night OF last week it hailed
up here. The hail was in all sorts of
shapes.
1t is near fishing time and we need
can of country lard
1t would ba beautiful place up here
for Sunday school. All that is need
ed is church house. jesse Coppinger
gives us one-half acre OF land. Who is
the hrst to donate ten or fifteen dollars
towards the lumber. Don't say l am
not able. The poorest man in the cove
will give something. Come on with
the subscription, make a start and the
rost will follow We all need a church
house in the cove, even all the little
BOYS and girls say yes we do.
Mrs Woodfin, our daughter, is in the
cove on visit. Mrs. Dugan and Mrs.
A. ]. Curtis were down to see her Sat-
uriay night.
We want to let Uncle Joe know that
we are still waiting for him to come to
help us eat the cake though it is near
gone.
There is a good sign for the Metbo-
dist preachers to begin coming around
as we will soon have frying chickens
Don't you think think the fiSb is COB
bling up here in Little Sequachee Riv-
or and the turkeys shoaling, And did
YOU no that it was indictsble to snap at
a gobbler this spring off.hand with a
lsy-down rest and not not kill it.
Rev. Dugan, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowlin.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Coppinger, Dallas
Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs Wash Dixon, Mrs.
j. Ramsay, Mrs. DuRan and Mrs A. j..
Curtis were in town Sunday.
Come again, Uncle Joe, the cake is
gone, but come over any way and eat
turkey With me next Friday night
Bro. Hart will preach At Bro. Wash
Dixon's up on Little sequachee Satur-
day night, at Bro. Dugin's on the noun
tain and Burroughs Chapel Sunday.
All members Of the church are request
ed 70 be there and everybody invited.
Come, all Sunday school children. In.
wife your pa and ma to come. Let US
not be weary in well-doing. Let US be
found pursuing the right path. Let Us
break down the defencss Of the muttsr,
ers. the growls and excuses, and see sv-
etybody march TO the interest OF one
another. COLD WAVE
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-04-04
STATE NE WIS.

Everything is ready for opening
races at Memphis.
Yard conductor A. 7. Hughes
was killed in wreck at Memphis
Paris Rouse, bitten by a mad
dog in Claiborne county, is report
ed having hydrophobia.
A Memphis woman who found
her husband in saloon, smashed
peveral do lars worth of fixtures.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-04-04
TO cUREA COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
AN druggists refund the money 10 it
tails to cure. r w. Groves signature
is on each box. 2jc.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-04-04

Miss Kate Wilson was killed in
a runaway at White Station.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-21
He)JkivlhsNeovpA
~rn~a vHau n cor E<.n

Lsncoln Trust building. Seventh and Chestnut Sta
Individual instruction given In Bookkeeptng. PEN
manship. Shorthand. Typewriting. Arithmetio
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-21
BURIAL PERMITS.

william Hartman. . months. i2ss North Tenth
stanislans Philips. year. isss North Tenth;
Kate Williamson. q years. 1sss washington;
Robina Airch, % days. $50 Scott: congestion
Alphonso .Thomason. years. 40 South Fif-
teenth: cerebral abscess
Beatrice wansier. years. zsciA Franklin;
Charles F. Bruehmann. "a years. 75s South
Helen Bradley. q years. St. Johns Hospital:
phthisis.
Eliza J. Moore 90 years. 45ss Kennerly: Ia
Anna Kapp. Is years. Poorhouse; senility..
Maria kanauer. IS years. 1873 Shenandoah;
Cecilia oehler. year, ssoa Iowa: pneumonia.
Herman Sehnottmsyer. < years. 400 Califor-
Aiphonsus A. c. Diefker. month. ss17 sher-
Mrs. NJ Peterson. ~ years. GIT West Belle:
Ora Fields. q years 1897 Poplar; cystius.
Edna Handiey. Is years. 4s2s Cote Briiliante:
Frank N. Mueller. month. $3.50 Morganford:
Elijah zytoxski. Is years. lI2s North rwen-
Mamie v Overlook. ss years. Lonsman. Colo. |:
The Reverend Joseph Stephenson Alto. H.:
Myrtle lsn,kens. / year. 4is South Broadway:
Robert s. Coulter. Is years. 54ss Maple: aoci-
dent.
Paul Crews. e years. City Hospital: cry
sipeas-
Charles A Bevii. IS years. I22e Kraft; pneu-
monia-
Herman sahrhage. u years. 2zee Bremen:
senity.
BOYD Rogers. 20 years. City Hospital: uraemia-
Frederick d. Bammann. S. years. 252 Uni
versity: phtnisis.
G. Klein, IS years. city Hospital: pneumonia.
Isaac Jones, % years. ss4s Olive; heart data-
ton.
Gladys v. Hubelie. months 900 Hartford:
pneumonia.
Thomas J. Kieiy. 80 years. 2s2sA Miller: paral-
yris.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-21

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-Ofnce Of the
Mercantile Trust Company-Notiee is hereby
given that meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Mercantile Trust Company will be held at the
ofnce OF said company In the Columbia buildins.
southeast corner Of Eighth and Locust sts. in the
city OF ST Louis Mo, on Tuesday. the I'D day
OF April 1901. at O'Clock m. for the purpose
Of considering; acting and voting upon a propo-
sition then and there t. be submitted to increase
the capital stock Of said company from seven
hundred and fifty thousand dollars 975o.oo0), con-
sisting OF seven thousand five hundred C,5ocl
shares. its present capital. to fifteen hundred
thousand dollars G150 ooo), to consist OF fifteen
thousand n5.0o0 shares. at the subscription price
for such increased capital of two hundred and
sixty five dollars $3.50 per share. and also for the
purpose Of considering. acting and voting upon
such other business may be brought before
said meeting. FESTUS J. WADE,
LORENZO +. ANDERSON,
JOHN s. SULLIVAN,
PETER A. O'NEIL.
HENRY GRIESEDIECK JR
JAMES CAMPBELL.
c. r. GAUSS.
JONATHAN RICE.
JAMES W. BELL.
L. u. DOZIER.
PAUL BROWN.
VALE REYBCRN
WILLIAM MAFFITT
G. II. MCMILLAN,
GEORGE W. WILSON,
u. w. WALKER,
HARRY SCULLIN.
Majority Of the DirectorA
St Louis. Feb. H. 1901
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-21

sas City; capital stock $40. 900. Incorporators-.
A. J. Middleton. n. e. Todd. ". Il. Hill ana
c. L. Mcdonald.
Van Cieave Lumber Company OF ST r,ssHe LOUIE
b. l.. Van Cleave and T. W. Ruddie.
Statements of increase of capital stock were
| filed by the following companies: Biun City
| Shoe Company. from s2o. 900 20 <saeco. Rawlings
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-21
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

G. and X. Weiss. 5o22 North Broadway: girl.
L. A. and II. V. Green 4lz6 Shenandoah: boy.
VIII E. and Minnie Russell, 1903 Chouteau; boy.
William and l. Peck 3l2e Lafayette: girl.
George W. and Ida N. Curtis. 3lVaA Cnouteau;
girl.
Abraham and Rachel Siei. ILL., Biddle: girl.
John and Kate Anderson. Slos olive. boy
Andrew and Emma johnson. 3sl Gratiot; boy.
Adam and Blanche Wolform, ll03 Ohio: girl
Louis and Mamie Leitner. 500 Suburbani boy.
William 5. and Mary +. Dodd. 4is2 ElInbank;
girl
Charles and Caroline Molten. 1903 Clark: girl.
Harry and Katie Valentine liol Blair; boy
Edward s. and Louise Bristol. 442v Chouteau
boy.
Robert and Anna warnecke. Ills Park: boy.
William J. and Grace p Pettee, 1oe3 Parkland;
boy.
Charles and Alvina stIetzer. 1913 Menard: boy.
Robert and Lima Weiss 1855 Goode. girl
Otto H. and Marie Miller. 1903 Lynch: girl
Frank and Mary Holman, l6l2 South Twelfth;
boy.
Henry and Josephine Geers 2sl8 Ohio; girl.
Walter A. and Theresa Seaton. lio5 bremen;
girl.
David and Jennie Williams. 34l1 Klein: boy.
John J. and Anna l.. Cocker, $3.50 Page; boy.
Charles w. and Selma Steiner. l2o5 Hebert:
girl.
William and Caroline Meyer. 21os obear; boy:
Patrick and Agnes Downey. Isl O'Fallon; girl
Sigmnnd and Bertha Salomonsky. 10 South
Ninth: boy.
D. and l. Carpenter 2I3 buchanan; boy.
J. w. and Ida Ellegood. es07 Bernard. boy
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-21
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


ELECTION Notice-St. Louis Iron Mountain
and Southern Railway Company ST Louis IAN.
l. l9l.-Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the st. Louis.
iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company
VIII be held at the general office Of the company
N N the city Of St Louis. Mo-. on Tuesday. March
Il lsOl, at 3 O'Clock a m. for the election Of
thirteen directors for the ensuing year and for
the transaction Of any other business that may
come before said meeting. The annual meeting
OF the directors Will be held at the office on
the sans day at 12 o'clock noon. The transfer
books will be closed on Tuesday, January e9th
1901 at O'clock p. m. and reopened ON the day
following the annual meeting Of the stockhod-
ers or any adjournment thereof.
GEO. J. GOULD. President
A. H. Calef. Secretary
NOTICE Is hereby given that meeting Of the
Roard OF Directors of the ST. Louis and San
Francisco Rsilroad Company will be held in the
principal office OF the company. in the Century
building. in the city Of ST. Louis Missouri on
Tuesday: March IL. 1901. at m. for the
transaction OF such business as may properly
come before the meeting.
F. H. Hamilton. Secretary
st. Louis. Mo-. Feb. 9. 1901.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

ARTHUR-S) IT.: James Cochran to John
Hetnerton--w. d-....... .-.-.--.......-....S 100
CoLL.EGE-5o IT.. W. e.. bet. Emily and
Conde: Herman Dueker to Henry Geers
DEISXR-M II. n. s.. bet Clarendon '''''
and Union: walter McCfory to Rob.
ELSVESTH-S IT.. e. s.. bet. Monisoin. '''0
cry and Warren; Clara Costello to jos.
RYAN,. d.. -.-.......:.;...-: 300
Sarah; Mary McGInley to Bessie cOfey
GLAsGow,s H.; ", s. bet; Lee ,aS and
sss TS.lts; Frank Ehfenbsrs to Annie
HUNTS IT.. n e., bet. Tower Grove
and Boyle: Jerold Hyland to David
Jamison-.w. d::...-.-.-. .-,..:--.-::.... 1.sss
and Grand: James Groadweli to John
LACLEDE-so n. s., bet. Compton
Hna nS. Cnannins; sai'le sarIe. 70 LIMA LEO,
MiSfndxNGias EfTNx n. in. s.. bet. Utah Low
ana Wyoming: Nicholas Kaufman TO
McPHIERsoN-ss I Rsso II. sii in. 8 s. bet '
Sarah and vandeventer; Charles Tate TO
Frederick Bamisler-w- d..-..-...-..-.- 5000
sna Carte: M Oak es nasHs
PkovENcHERE-: nn :: BET: Ii-
o%sw U0,s 1na Hoesimeier0W u. tIAae. 70 ~ LOO
REF ER-loo IT.; Leander Haliock to
81 Ts%sS TfSSaNTwa S!s2Ee r. Erns; schranm to LOO
Joseph Foerster-w. d....-..-..........
ST. v1NcENT.2s IT,. n. s.. bet L2uisi-
sns sns, and Grand; Marie Forester to Ernst
sARXHMss #. 5 IN. W. &. bet. Mary
land and McPherso;n Louis Landau to
sAsAHNS II. ) IN: Waiter isaacs to
Tena Aaronson-w. d-....................- 10
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-21
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.


PEPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. H., Feb. 2e-Certincates Of fncor-
poratlon were issued to-day by Secretary OF
state Rose follows
the Saline County Coal Company Harrisburg;
capital $1,000; mining coal Incorporators-
George W. seten. George Rileying and Charles
Ii. WATSON
The Auditorium BIZ Posting Company, Peoria:
capital j., 500: bill posting and advertising In
corporators-MiIlam A Gray. William p. GofYey
ana Francis s. Kelly.
Alton Lodge, No. q. Knights Of the Royal
Arch Alton; frsternal Ineorporators-John Ber-
The Moodmarsee Hewitt Manufacturing
change Of name to the woodmansee Manufactur-
ing Company and TO an increase In the number
OF directors from three to nye.
The Decatur Cereal Mill Company. located at
Decatur. certifes 10 change of name to the
p.att Cereal Mil Company.
The Custer Park Building and Loan Associa-
tfon. located at Custer PARK, is dissolved
MISSOURI.
REPCBIIC SPECIAL
yefiersen City. Mo-. Feb. 2o.-certfcates of in
coEpcration were fied in the office Of Secretary
OF state Sam B. Cook to-day, as follows:
Hawkins Z Young Dry Goods Companv of
6reen1etd; capital ts. 500. lncorporaforr-P II
Aevl1ns> ~ L. Young. Jas. n. Travis and I. u.
Ksas1s city s.oas Sidewalk coup.py Of Kan
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-21

MR. LAWTHER-Call and get goods or Oh
will be sold for charges a. \. Abrams, 6s1A
Garrison.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-21
BUILDING PERMITS.

BUILDING PERMITS.
Emil Bretz. al Chouteau dwelling. s.. 900.
Norman Brown, 6l1S Washington: residence,
$40, o00
Norman Brown. sl1s Washington: residence.
$40. 900.
Paul Mueller, 4s3o-3s Laclede: fats sl1,foo.
Ed Brown. 2623 Virginia: fats. 81 500
Ed Brown 2623 Compton: dwelling. 5000
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-21

Wedding Rings.
Solid gold. latest designs. 8 to $40. Mer-
mod & Jaccard'sL Broadway and Locust