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acute contest is on. and much political wire
pulling Is being INDUCED in.
A class rush occurred to-day during the
exercises given by the senior class in the
Normal Hall before an Immense audience:
The affair passed the class rush stage and
took on turbulent features. The attendance
for the day has been large.
TEXAS UNIVERSITY.
REPUBLIC
Austin, Tex, June 1c-The Texas UNI
versity closed here to-day. graduating diplo-
mas being given to the following:
Bachelor Of Laws-D.xcn Felix Abney. Herbert
Downs Audrey. John Roley Ayers. Bert Boon
Barefoot. Madison Hawthorne Benson. Virgil
Roadman Diggers, Harvey Rhodes Bondies. John
HarreiI Booth. Thomas Hutchescn Boots. Daniel
Alfred BEiegers. JShn Leonard Brown; Snssser
Camp. James Adciphus Carmichael. Morris Cor.
don Clarke; E0IsT. s Henry ,s Su Tasns Js s1nn
Anderson ElAins. Thomas Lewis Foster. William
G eShlsn nae TRenias su ba Gresham 81 tlyssss :.
Goen. OTIS Kenmer Hambisn. James Hin Han.
SON. William walter Johnson. Lucius ouinius
Gnc!nnstus Lamar. Thomas jefferson, Lawson.
Caleb Wallace Marshall. Sterling Armistead Mar
TN. Louis Bassett Mccoiioeh. David Albert Nc.
T TSnrs; f Mefher aGli' harlinser s Mis-. John Alien
Mobley; Walter Embree Monsieth. James Emory
6ins; David Randqiph: Robert Js.ry RandG g.as
simkins J. Phillip smith; ROYAL George Smith.
Carter Fred Summers. Robert Arthur Sow9er'
reli. John Franklin Thomas: Walter W. Wood
son. John Bell worley; V. T. shutief. Fletcher
BscheIors Of LiteratureNEva Il. Allen. William
Berger. ksiiye Lea Biown: Mary Erin Crane
G duoDan. Bensamin rankin Aarsbie. William
M Many D. ea Estiii rr 1Ss Has Name. aey'f Dodge aSs'1 Tu a1sr.
Elizabeth weeden; jamie par.t ArmstTone.
Alexander Camp. Edmund Pendleton Randolph
keiI. Margaret Holiday. %iiio May johnson.
Alexander Leonard Melander. Robert Lee Moore.
lam 1. Prather. Jr.. John c.. Puett. Laurence
= Rhea Joseph Duty, Shaw. osxin y. Wilcox.
Lou Emma Raymond. -
Baehelcrs Of Art-william n, Adamson. walter
s Amsler Holland E Bell: Robert G Clarke:
T. Dalton. George N. Decherd. Joseph B. Di-
bell Jr; Robert Aayns. MSTssre5 ideson: 4.
West. RoSert ANDERSEN wiselnsn'
Master of Laws-Willoughsby Lipscomb Bar.
Love. Jr.' James Bouiiin hector. George al
bridge Robertson. Elmer Palmer stockweli, Jules
Mister d science~Luia 81. Bailey and John
.issier Of Arts-MsbeI Brooks. Robert Carlton
mond Thornton Miller: Robert Lee Moore, Made
Msrgre. Sh'ne: franklin Hans Smith. Martha
HOWARD-PAYNE n CENTRAL.
SPECIAL.
Fayette, No., June 1.-The commence
exercises of Howard-Payne College
last night attracted the largest audience
ever In Centenary Chapel. The
reading OF essays by the graduates was dis
pensed with. The award Of prizes was as
follows:
prize. Emma Christine: art prize, |
Cherokee Adair: vocal music prize, Gussie
Ward; preparatory scholarship. Linnie |
Swearingen; exponent prize, Clara Byrum: |
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instrumental music medal. Leila Richard

instrumental music medal. Leila Richard
son. The graduates were:
n, nT I Ny I, E shI T.. !: Gin. n nd T. L i. N e.! s ssn,
GWEN A; ~; Myrtle sapSdl.y a NJ; Nellie
csyse. Ma. Ss.i HUSH. Chez cs.sek ss's A GsS.'' Msrsa.ss
Bell d sn,,a: S W.nd,y ts Aas P;.s:rs Alberta Car
The CLOSING exercises Of Central College
ommencemen were held in Centenary
Chapel this morning. The orator of the day
Was Webster Davis Of Kansas City: whose
one Of the most brilliant ever delivered here.
Only. one GRAFTON was delivered. that by
S & n: hay' !, su sSs Eo ~pse r naIn!t9n OF Our
legian prize. J. /. Sears and William a.
ie Se'" scholarship. Miss Helen MCCOY; pre-
paratory scholarship. Harry L. Pierce:
defamation prize. c; W. Tadlock:
the Reverend Fielding Marvin. Macon. Mo:
the Reverend c. f. Pattillo, st. Louis: the
R Rysrsnd I zoh n. X Mii;in@s G MfIiSS; Md Md the
Murray Davis. A. b: Miss Jessie Gray. A n:
Thsrass b hsk; d. b. 81 i: t %iifIai Ssi sarsan. Pm Ai K:
Miss Leland Burks. Pm. u. Walter Caldwell. Pm.
per. Ph. B: James Eel. Ph. b: Stanley iiayns.
IN. D.: Nelson Henry. Pm. b: Edwin Spencer.
Post rraduate-Georse n, Anderson. William
Rasar z. Mhisesias. EaS sh,h8 Mh hsss ~
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Champaign. ILL.,. June 1.-THE commence
ment of the University of Illinois occurred
to-day and the exercises were the most i'm
posing in the history Of the institution. At
the exercises the cap and gown were worn
for the first time by the members of the
general faculty. The faculty members. the
Board of Trustees. visiting alumni. distin-
euished guests and graduates assembled at
Library building, and at 10 o'clock the pro-
cession. headed by the University Military
Band. and led by President Draper and
Governor Richard Yates. moved through
Burritt avenue to the university armory.
where the formal exercises took place.
Two thousand five hundred friends OF the
Institution arose and remained standing |
while the members Of the faculty took
seats on the platform. the graduates being
ranged in tiers Of seats TO the front. !
Prayer was offered by Rector Wilkinson OF |
Episcopal Church. after which the
address of the occasion was delivered by |
Luther Latin Mills of Chicago. 1t was one \
of the most mastery ever heard at the
university. Following Mr.. Mills's address. I,
Draper called upon Governor
greeted with a thunder of applause. He
paid a high compliment to the institution. |
and spoke words of excellent advice to the
of the graduating class.
In medicine 167 secured degrees: litera- |
ture and arts 81. pharmacy ~. engineering
library science 16. and agriculture 4: in all
total Of 400 graduates.
ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL. !
SPECIAL !
st. Joseph. No.. June THE alumni as
ISOLATION Of the st. Joseph High School
its annual banquet TO the graduates
Of the school tonight. Among the speak
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Della Eloise Purcell. Albert w. Burger. Herbert
P Holman. William J. Wicke. Ray G: Simpson,
Will w. Willis and Harley Z. Presneil.
Besides the classical graduates there are
four graduates of the musical department
and five from the teachers course.
TEACHERS FOR HOLDEN SCHOOLS.
ECI
Holden. No.. June THE School Board.
at its meeting last night. completed the full
list of teachers for the public and high
schools of the city:
Professor p. A. Boulton. principals: Professor
W. L Ferguson. assistant principal; Mary Mill
snith. Pearl Smith. Eva Henry. Agnes Van
Matte. Maggie Murray ard Mrs. Bessie Baker.
Professor johnson and Miss NJ. Tucker
were Reelected for the colored school.
SALINE COUNTY TEACHERS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Harrisburg. H.. June 12-Teachers for
the principal schools i'll Saline County have
been appointed as follows:
Eldorado-Superintendent. Professor NJ ].
White; principal. r. s. Martin: teachers. Miss
Nellie DeWeirs. Miss Lottie Cox. Mr.. f. b.
tan and Mss Talitha Elder. Coiored school. Miss
Alice Towl=.
sto~nefort-Principal. Professor ". w. womack:
teachers. Mss Cortez Osborn. Miss Cynthia
Carrier Hiiis-principal, Professor william !.
Reynolds: teachers. Nj. Elby ozment and Mrs.
W. W. Anderson.
R~aleigh-Wfliam Gore.
Equality-Principal. Professor z. c. Ferrell:
teachers. Mr.. II. l. Il. Mason. Niles Lucy Nc
Evoy. Miss Barton Dunlap and Miss Allie Nc
ESoy.
JACKSON MILITARY ACADEMY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jackson, Mo-. June 12.-The Jackson Mill
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SCHOOLS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Higsineytlle. No., June sth. ~lsol.-seaied pro
posals will b received by the Board OF 4ana-
gers Of the Confederate Home Of Missouri. Hie-
Einsville. No.. until D o'clock q m June End.
1871, for the erection and completion OF Q two
story brick hospital building upon the grounds Of
said institution. This includes the completfoe ct
the building In all Of its details. except heatng.
according TO plans and specifications. which can
BE- seen at the Office Of the institution, or Opeu
& Miller. Architects. jefferson City, No. ~
A certified check in the sum Of $5O0.00 shA1 &C.
company all proposals a. . guarantees to H.
Board that the successful bidder yiu Sxeeuee
feited to the Board in case Of his feilurs e e
the Board. B. r, Murdoch. He shall also TIVE
faithful performance Of the contract. LIE
Separate sealed proposals Will Be received q The
same time for q low pressure steam-heAtinf ap-
paratus for said building. Plan. and spsctnsa-
lions for which may be seen at the o6ic0 Of ~
institution. or OPEL Z Miller. Architscta. Jef-
ferson City. Mo. Each proposal for steam hsaf-
ing shall be accompanied by . certified check In
the sum of $4,000. payable to the Treasurer e
Missouri. The Board reserves the right - re1e4
any or all bids. By order Of the Board.
II. A. NEWMAN,
Secrstaiy.
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CADET GRADUATES
BECOME LIEuTENANTS,
Closing Exercises at Western Mill
tary Academy Attract
Many Visitors.

Fifteen cadets were graduated from the
Western Military Academy at Upper Alton
yesterday. With their diplomas the young
men received commissions as Lieutenants
in the Illinois National Guard. One cadet.
Lieutenant H. A. Douglass of HiIlsboro.
ILL.,, was appointed to a cadetship at West
Point by Congressman Thomas NJ. Jett Of
the Eighteenth Illinois District The an
nouncement Of the appointment was made
Immediately following an address to the
class by Congressman Jett.
The literary part Of the exercises was
held in the morning at 1880 in the school
hall. The salutatory was delivered by II.
W. Haight Of Mendoza, ILL.,. followed by
two declamations. GENERALIZATION in the
United States" by H. A. Douglas of Hills
boro. ILL.,. and Second Seventy-seven." by
c. l.. Fox of East st. Louis. Cadet r..
Baldwin and Captain W.. d. Armstrong
played a piano duet. a march by Bailey.
after which c. L. Scullin of ST. LOUIS
spoke "The Goodwood Plunger." The class
history was read by A. c. Howard of st.
Louis, and the valedictory was given by
s. l. Rothschild. also of St. Louis. Follow
ing the numbers by the graduates. Charles
d. Haagen Of Alton sang two numbers.
Sweetheart" by Lynes. and II Know That
She Is Mine" by Armstrong.
In the afternoon the military maneuvers
took place under the direction Of Western
new commandment. Major Lowe. The cadets
went through battalion. artillery and ex-
tended order drills. as well as a battalion
parade and retreat.
The graduates receiving diplomas were H..
H. Berlin OF Chattanooga, Tenn: ]. T..
Bullene OF Salem. o.: A. Il. Conrad of st.
Louis: H. A. Douglas of Hillsboro, ILL.,: ].
r. L. England Of st. Louis; w. G. Fink Of
St. Louis: c. L. Fox of East St. Louis: H..
w. Haight Of Mendoza. H.: Joe Hamlin Of
ILL.,: NJ. p. Hertz of Chicago;
A. c. Howard OF st. Louis: +. w. Robert
son of Waucoma. la; S. I, Rothschild of
st. Louis: c. 1. Scullin of st. Louis; F.. L. |
Stitt Of Hot Springs. Ark. The honors, as
announced by Colonel Jackson. were award
ed to 8. l. Rothschiid of st. Louis and H.
w. Haight Of Mendoza. Ill.
Among the ST. Louisans In attendance
we're Mrs. Richard BOOKSELLER. Miss Madge !
Miss Nellie Judd, the Misses Low |
reg. Mrs. Regina Singer and Miss Sophia
Singer. Mira p. H. Allison and Miss ALI |
son. Mrs z v. Brown. Mrs. C. Conrad,
and Mrs. c. E. Curby, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. ENGLAND. Mira W. G.. Fink. Mr.. and ,
Howard. Mrs. N. L. Holman, Mrs. J. l. |
Isaacs and Miss Isaacs. Mrs. Charles Kern, !
Mrs. ]. Rothschild. Mr.. and Mrs. John |
scullin. n T. Anderson; G. A; Bull. 4. G.
Collins. LII. Niedrfnghaus. c. L. Smith, !
and Mrs. Zach w. Tinker.
BEAsLAND HIGH SCHOOL.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Virginia, ILL.,, June 12-Beasland Hjsh
commencement exercises took place
Alma Gran, Sadie Duffy. Helen |
Rear4ck, william Wright, Eugene Clemens, |
oliver Hill. Lawrence Sinclair. John |
WriEht. Ell Hsxter. Joseph Sinclair and
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TO CONTRACTORS.
ONCE Of the President Of the
Roard Of Ruhlic ImnroYemeDfaL

st. Louis. June u. In
Sealed proposals for he public WORK
hereinafter mentioned will be received at
the Office of the President Of the Board Of
Public improvements until Il m. OF the
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1S0l
and read, Wig:
For furnishing all materials. tools q
labor for making case Of ~cupboards n
shelves for Treasurers ONCE in the New
City Hall. Deposit required. $50
Proposals must be made on blank forms
furnished by the President Of the Board OF
Public improvements. The right to re5eck
any and all bids Is expressly reserved.
Specifications and forms Of contract may
be seen at the Office Of the President Of The
Board Of Public improvements
HIRAM PHILLIPS,
President, =
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RAvAGES OF THE MISSOURI.
Valuable Property in Danger of
Destruction at st. ,JOseph.

st. Joseth. Mo-. June 1.-THE Board OF
Education OF this city. having been fully
convinced that the Government intends to
do nothing to protect the property along
the river bank IN the soa,n part OF the
prepared for the worst and has received
bids for moving the Floyd School several
blocks from the river bank. The lowest
bid received was SO. 600. and the matter was
taken under consideration.
There is much other valuable property.
Including h;rug's ackins,house. and the st
likely to be greatly damaged or DESTROYED
IL the river keeps or cutting. as II has been
doing steadily for several years.
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NOTICE to Contractors-Mayor's Of1eA vlcAD-
burx. Miss. May g, is01.-Sealed proposals viii -
received at the office of the City Clerk at v1lD-
LIST day Of July; 1901; for the erection e
three-aory City Han building at vlcks6urE NJ.
the Offices OF J. Riley Gordon. architect. At D.llas.
Tex: shreveport. La: the office OF E. o Hall.
". Thompson. wainwrisht building. p Leeis:
also City Clerks Office. vicksburg. Mis- Poy~
ment in cash. Rights reserved to retect any =
All bids. W.. L. TROWBRID0E. 0Ayof.A
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DEATHS.


BYRNE-on "Wednesday. June II. 1901. AZ Il
a. M. Anastasia Byrne tnee somersp. aged 70
years. beloved wife of Lawrence Byrne and sis
\ter of Mary Somers.
y Funeral Friday. June II. at 1;so p. m. from
residence. $40 Barry street. to st. Vincent's
Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.
cLARDY-At Fl Paso. Tex. June II. 1901 Zeno
B. Ciardy, formerly OF St. Francois County. No.
~GoRDoN-on Wednesday. June Il. 1901. at S
o'clock p. m. James Elmer. beloved son OF John
months u days.
The funeral will take place Friday. 18th inst.
at . O'Clock p. m. from family residence. No.
1907 n. Seventeenth street. to Calvary Gene
terry. Friends are invited to attend.
LANINI-on Tuesday, June II; 1901 at : a:
m. John Lanini, dearly beloved husband q
Lanini. Jr.. aged a years.
Funeral from the family residence. No. s22s
m. to Italian Church. Nineteenth and Morgan
streets, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends
are invited to attend.
MASTERSON-Entered into rest Wednesday.
i SsTSve u m lsSii at 90 ~ Il mrs m' p spidset b Massers and
Funeral will take place Friday at 2 o'clock
from residence of her daughter. No. 243, Dick
son street, to St Budgets Church. thence to
calvary Cemetery. Friends and relatives invited
to attend.
CHARLES.
DENNIS,
F..
JENNIE DUNN.
THOMAS, and
MRS. N. ID.
Grandchildren
wednesday, June l.. 1901 at !
o'clock D. m, Emma V. NOR. beloved wife of
VIM. W. Moir. and dear mother Of Lee Moir. aft
or q brief illness, at the age OF q years.
Tns funeral will take place on Friday. June
II 1901, At 2 O'Clock p. m. from family resi-
dencs, No. cs15 Dickson street. to tbs Beilefon-
tatne Cemetery.
Kansas City, No., papers please copy.
RAY-At 3 q m. June Ia 1901. Charles A.
Ray. beloved husband Of Lille Ray (nee Lawler).
Funeral from residence. No. lzls North Vande-
veneer avenue. Thursday. June Il. $50 p. m.
Mexico. No.. and Paris. KY. papers, pleass
copy.
REAGAN-On Tuesday, June II. .1so1.. 1t S:4s
q m. Mary Mann NEE Reagan). beloved motner
OF Patrick, Mary. Agnes. Katie, William, Jonn,
Annie and Vergie Reagan. aged q years.
Funeral from the family residence. No. ~
Park avenue. on Thursday. June II. at > p. m
to Sc. Kevfn's Church. thence to Calvary Gem
$500. Friends are invited to attend
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Of route. ,:y miles: population served. s&: car
rier. ]. NJ. Mann
The following free delivery letter carriers
have beer appointed:
J. F.. NichoIi 1T Carthage. No.; Fred W. Whit
ney at Corning. kas.: and c. z. Busher ut Al
yarado Tex.
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APPOINTS A COUNTY JUDGE.
Gov. Dockery Names j. T. Draw
ford to Succeed Joel Jones.


REPCBILC SPECIAL.
Dockery to-day appointed ]. T. Crawford
Presiding Judge of the County Court OF
Putnam County, vice Joel Jones. who dieo
last night.
The appointment was made thus soon at
the request of the other members or the
County Court. II being desired to hold a
meeting tomorrow to take steps toward
checking smallpox In the county.
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STOCKTON HOTEL.

CAPE Hay. !. FL
Largest and most spacious on the coast: every
modern comfort and facility: orchestra s pieces;
billiards, tenpins. shufneboards. lawn tennis.
rolf. maRnihcent beach front driveway and prom
enade three miles long. Rooms with private baths
REDUCTION for July. Write for booklet
Also Hotel Normandie. Washinxton. b. 6.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pana. Ill, June i2.-Attorney J. E. Harri-
son and Miss Clara Herdman of TayloryfIls
were married this evening.
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MY refrigerator uses so much ice and
still the air In it seems FOUL Is a common
complaint OF our dear women II could not
I;ingen Stove Co.'S ''Quick Comfort can be
kept clean and sweet and preserves the ice;
In price It is no higher than the common
nnn-claa NJ hlo EiudS
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GRAND Atlantic HOTEL And lnHEX.

virginia ave. and Beach. Atlantic City. N. J.
American and European plans. The finest hotel:
the best location. Entertains 100 guests. En-
larged and improved. Hot and cold sea water
baths in hotel and connected with suites: Or.
chestra. The terms are reasonable. Special
season rates Write for booklet. Coaches meet
al trains. Z. COPE
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Rural Delivery Extension,

Washington. June 12.-Rural free delivery
service will be established July I az follows:
Iowa additional oh Fremont
County. one carrier; length OF route. q miles;
population served. SIS: carrier. j. A. Vowel.
Thurman, Fremont County. one carrier: length
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ers were the Reverend W. r. DobynS w.
ID. Rusk, Miss Irene Kahn. Benjamin
Philip. Samuel 1. Motter. Warren c. Hill
and Albert l. Mcdonald.
The seventy graduates Of the class Of
1901 were received a. members Of the
alumni.
BLACKBURN UNIVERSITY.
SPECIAL
Bunker Hill, ILL.,, June 1.-THE exercises
proper of the thirty-second annual closing
of Blackburn University was held at Car
linville to-day.
the graduates.
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The ER0NTENAc.

The Gem Of the st. LawFence River,
And SHs e sn June me- r H.t cnSsRs q OCT sEm isr hotels
Situated on an island In the 81 Lawrsnee
River. II has q delightful. cool and irvigorat:ng
climate. All forms Of amusements. including
fishing. boating. bowling. tennis, etc There e
island. owned and controlled hy the hotel.
c. g. TRCSSEki- MEr.S
Frontenac, Jefferson Co. N. 7.
Also manager Hotel Bon Air. Augusta, Ga
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WILSON N. JONES DEAD.
He Was Several Times Governor
of the ChOctaw Nation.

REPUBLIC
Denison. Tex. June Former Governor
Wilson N. Jones Of the Chostaw Nation
died at his ranch. twenty miles east of
Caddo. yesterday evening. He was one of
the richest men I'm the Nation. and was
honored several times with the governor
ship.
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even II 1t caught you unprepared, Bars
Is full OF sumruer goods. summer costumes
ready to wear, shirtwaists and the hats
that are to be worn with them. In fact. all
over the big store summer fabrics and dress
accessories are ready for purchasers.
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Htntt-ClOptOn.
REPURLIC SPECIAL


Sedalia, Mo-. June 1s.-William Hiatt OF
For, Scott. Kas.. and Miss Margaret Clop-
ton. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Clop-
ton of this city. were married to-day at the
First Christian church. The Reverend
Paul Wright of Appleton City and the Rev.
erend +. l.. Cook OF Seialia OBLIGATED.
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SPECIAL.
Bloomington, Ill, June Jesse T. Cable.
a prominent artist and Miss Lillian
Wagner, both of Bloomington. were
married this morning. They will spend a
month in Chicago.
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Miss Maude Dickens. Parsons, Kas.,
writes: II suffered eight years with asthma
in its worst form. / had several attacks
during the last year and was not expected
to live through them. l began using Foley's
Honey and Tar. and It has never failed to
give immediate relief"
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Carlyle, ILL.,, U 12-James E. Dunbar of
Centralia and Miss Poste Essington Of Car
lyle were married here this afternoon.
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Office Of the License Commissioner.

Office of the License Commissioners.
Room 102 City Hall.
Merchants. Manufacturer and Commission
Mere hants:
Are hereby notified to appear before the
License Commissioner Of the City of st.
Louis on or before the I'd Tuesday In June
to furnish their Of the value Of
the largest amount OF goods. wares and
merchandise. tools, machinery and appli-
ances which they may have had in their
possession or under their control at any
time between the first Monday Of March
and the first Monday Of June Of this year;
also a statement Of the aggregate amount
of all sales made by them during the year
next preceding the first Monday Of June,
1891. These returns must be made on or
before The third Tuesday In June. as on that
DAY the Board Of License Review convenes
to revise all licenses.
Any corporation. person or persons refus-
ing or failing to make such statements
will be prosecuted according to law n
subject to a fine Of not less thar S25.O 90 nor
more than 10000 for each offense. and the
Board Of Review Is required, when nc state
ment Is made before the third Tuesday in
June. &c assess the goods. wares, merchan-
disc and aggregate amount Of sales at
double their value.
The License Commissioner II now ready to
receive the statements above required.
JOS. p. WHITE,
License CommisSioneP
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Backache should never be neglected. 1t
means kidney disorders. which. IL allowed to
run too long, may result in Bright's disease.
diabetes or other serious and often fatal
complaints. Foley's Kidney Cure makes the
kidneys well. Take nothing else.
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SPECIALA
Litchfield, Ill, June 12.-This morning at
6 O'Clock fire destroyed the dwelling of Frank
Edward at Harvel on the Wabash. north
Of his city. A daughter 8 years old was
burned to death.
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THEMETTAWAS
K~INGsvILLE,

kINGSvILLE,
from Detroit: the most beautiful summer resort
on the Great Lakes. Nine-hole golf links. bath
ing. boating. nshins. etc. Superior
tons. Many Improvement. Popular prices.
JUNE Is.
For full particularly. terms. ETC.. address the
proprietor. W. p. Boyer. Hotel Ste. Claire. De-
troit. Mich.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-13

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Sedalia, Mo-, June 12-Jeremiah Mul-
cahey. for nearly a half century a resi-
dent OF Pettis County. died at his home here
to-day, aged IL.